Cottage Grove leader., November 17, 1906, Image 4

I
T H E W E L L B R E D HOG.
BUILDING A
HOG HOUSE
l*'« r l u
=c
Id n tm -i- o f t h e O r d i n a r y O n«
Jo P o lo I o f rriillt,
In a nu m ber o f o u r e x c e lle n t breeds
o f sw in e it w ould iij>p«-ar th a t our
breeders liuve re ach e d the lim it In Im ­
provem ent. T h e y h a v e th e iiu ick g r o w ­
ing. e a rly m a tu rin g d e ve lo p m e n t and
c ap acity fo r m ak in g th e la r g e s t p o ssi­
ble um oiint o f s la u g h te re d m e a t trout
a m inim um con su m ption o f feed . In
such stra in s p rep o ten cy Is so firm ly
establish«-«! by long y e a r s o f selectio n
uml Ju d icio u s cro sse s th at th e c h a ra c ­
ter o f the litte r ts p n u -tically a ssu re d
a t tim e o f s«-rvlc«\ a n d the w o rk th at
cu refu l b reed ers h a v e itcco iu p llsb ed Is
a s su re ly w ithin th e p ro v in c e o f uny
other brt-cucr m ak in g u s In te llig e n t un
application o f s w in e k n o w le d g e.
S w in e a re so co m m o n place um l so
u n iv ersal on A m e rica n fa r m s th a t the
fine p o ssib ilities o f goo«t b re e d in g a re
not a lw a y s ap p re ciate d . T oo o fte n to
the o rd in ary fa rm e r “ a hog Is u hog.
A s a m atte r o f fa c t, lie is su ch a fix ­
tu re and u su ally su ch a p ro fita b le one
that w h e th e r b y m ore c a r e fu l b reed in g
um l feed in g his p ro fita b le n e ss c a n be
Inereused is not co n sid ered . T h e w ell
bred hog, the one th a t b u s been
brought iiji to m ak e th e la r g e s t g a in s
in tin- short<*st tim e on u g iv e n am oun t
o f feed, is in fa r in a d v a n c e o f th e or
d lu ary scru b hog In p o in t o f p ro fit a s
the sp ecial purpose dairy- c o w Is o f the
old brim lle o f th e b rier p atch e s. M ore
over, it is a fa c t th a t h o gs a r e not a l­
w a y s raise d am i fa tte n e d fo r m ark et
at a profit if an acco u n t b«> k e p t w ith
them um l a ll fe e d g iv e n th em d u ly d e b ­
ited to them .
C a llin g our sw ine to a s tr ic t acco u n t
w ould o fte n sh o w th a t th e m a rg in o f
profits In fe e d in g them m u st be fo u n d
lu the retu rn s th e b est fe e d e r s m ak e
o v er th e poor o n e s; hen ce th e q u estio n
arises, W ith w ell bred, good s w in e so
«-heiij) in com parison to th e ir su p e rio r­
ity w h y should not a ll fu rn ie rs u se the
bestV W. I-' Mi-Spari-un, L a n c a s te r
C ounty, Pn.
In ord er to s ru w sw in e m ost su ccess­
fu lly In a e o u n iiy w ith a «old or varied
clim ate, It la neeessary to h ave some
shill «*f u lio i house, ¿lie projH-1- loca­
tion o f this house or sh elter o f uuy kind
fo r sw in e 1.« one o f the first essen tials
t > su ccess hi sw in e husb andry. The II
llnols experim en t station n lves the fo l­
lo w in g jo in t s on tin- location an d cod -
struetion o f lion houses:
In pro vid in g sh elter fo r sw in e us
w ell a s fo r other cla sse s o f liv e stock,
su rrou n d in gs should he fu rn ish ed that
conform a s n e ar to n atu re ns the lin-
jo in e d condition o f the an im als and
circum stunci s o f the ow n er w ill p er­
mit. T h e host surrou n din gs a re those
th at w ill s a tis fy their n atu ral desires,
hut ™ modified and im proved a s to
prom ote tii«- la rg e st financial results,
'th e best locution fo r a liog house,
ercforc, is on«- that Is w ell drained
an d w ell lighted and one that w ill p e r­
m it acce ss to pasture, to good sliude
nl to a stream o f running w a te r that
11 fre e o f ill case germ s, w h ere also
ere a re <>p|»ortuiiltlos fo r m aking
a llo w s in clean mud. I f the build
I iff ean he placed on a san d y or gruv-
i ,ly soil it w ill afford better drain ag e
than a clay , silt or p eaty soil would
fu rn ish .
L igh t and shade a re d e sirab le fo r
le s so n s that a re u iip arch l to eve ry one.
1'a stu re should he accessib le, a s consid­
erab le food is obtained from the soil in
the form o f roots, w orm s and insects,
a s w ell as m an y m ate rials that tiro not
foods, but a rc n ecessary to the lieulth
o f the pigs. A lim estone soil is prefer-
..ble because the w a te r from such a
ill, a s w ell a s the soil an il stone thern-
ives, fu rn ish es the lim e th at Is so es-
,-nthil in building ti|> hone. A rolling
p astu re is p re fe ra b le because It fur-
i!i.’ln• better d rain ag e an d a form of
cm !i i e that is con ducive to the pro-
T H E
H O R S E M A N
dii' ilon o f a la rg e percen tage o f lean
moat. It also tends to produce strong
legs w ith upright pastern s, which,
It Is h ard er to keep h o rse s th an It Is
front the Ice.-dor's standpoint, arc
to keep c a ttle nr sheep. T h e y a r e m ore
am ong llu* first e sse n tia ls o f a good
a ctiv e and re stle ss and d e m an d m ore
hog.
attention. T h ey m u st be w a tc h e d con
Illlliv liln u l llim H o u s e s.
tiuun lly and if one g e ts o u t o f co n d i­
d iv id u a l hog houses o r cots, us they
tion or If he do *v not seem to be k e e p ­
. , - som etim es called, a re Im llt In m any
ing step w ith the oth ers In* sh ou ld be
< ferent
Som e « re b u ilt with
sep arated from them , p u t a w a y b y
i.m r upright w a lls and a sh ed roof,
him self fo r a w h ile an d g iv e n som e
eneh o f w hich (the w a lls an d roof), be­
other food um l care.
ing a s e p a ra te phs-«-, cun e asily be
llu Curuf.it In l-'i-i-il lug.
iuketi dow n and replaced, m akin g the
Too m uch food a t a m eal o r too
m oving o f the *• sm all houses or i-ols
a easy m atter, o th e rs a re built w ith long ab stin e n ce b e tw e e n m eals, fo l­
low ed b y vo racio u s fe e d in g s. Is con­
d u cive to colic an il In d igestio n .
Ir­
re g u la rly fed , he Is g iv e n to sh o w in g
his Im patience by le ttin g Ills h o o fs p la y
about the w oodw ork o f b is ntull. G iv ­
in g “ re fresh ers'* at odd tim e s is a lso
bad.
Iteiuenibi-r that both sto m ach
uml b lad d er should liey o r be lo ad ed In
w ork tim e, w h ether ligh t or h e a v y
w ork Is «loin*.
A horse, th e re fo re ,
should not be ridden or d riv e n Im m ed i­
a te ly a ft e r u m eal on Hu* slim e p rill
clplo that it ou g h t not to be fe d soon er
than h a lf an hour a f t e r w o rk is o ver.
D:
W o rk in g
I N D I V I D U A L 110(1 Il o U S K .
tw o sides sinning In tow ard the top so
a s to fonn the roof. These a re built on
sk ills uml wluui ins-ossiiry cun be
m oved us a whole by being d raw n by
a liars«-. They a re built in s e v e ra l d if­
ferent sty le s ; som e h ave a w lm low in
l In- I out eml ab ove the door, w h ile all
■ i.v h ave a Hiuull door 111 the re a r end
ir the apex fo r ven tilatin g purposes.
T hey a re also Imllt lu dHTerent sizes.
Indeed, there a;«- about as m any form s
«>;' cots a s tlii-i-c a re Individuals using
tlii-m. The form in wlitcli these houses
or cots ure built Is o f little sign ifican ce
a s long a s tin- r.cncrul principles p er­
tain in g to tin- lu-alth o f the an im als
am ! !!:;• convenience of-the- breeder ¡¡"e
observed.
The ni alim en ts in fa v o r o f tills type
o f houses lo r sw in e a re that each sow
at farro -viiig tim e may be kept alone
und aw ay from all d istu rb an ce ; that
each litter o f pigs may In- kept und fed
by itself, consequently there w ill not
lie too large a num ber o f pigs In a
common lot; that then- houses m ay ho
I laced at the fa rth e r end o f the feed
I it, thus •'ii.npclling the sow and pigs
> tak e exercise, esp ecially in w in ter,
when tlu-y conn- to tin- feed trough at
the front end nf the lot; that the dun
gcr o f sp read in g d isease am ong the
herd 11 at a m inim um ; uml in can® the
place occupli ',1 by tin- cot In-ciiim-s In
sa n ita ry . It m ay Is* m oved to a clean
location.
IIISI-IIMI-H III Sll«-|-||.
A gain am i uvula tidings «'nine show
Ing that sln-cp have lieon purchased lu
certain localities am i Unit they have
later Ni-utten-d tin* -«-ids o f deatli lu
the llncka lu the form e f nodule dta
eusi*, t ipi-wonn nr utoumch w orm s,
rile till I'md .nab* tiling about tin- wlndo
luiitlor Is that Mi-- sheep w hich c a rry
these dl c i • vein s m ay ap p e ar quite
healthy
llu- d isease w ill first show
Itself |irtiluibli In tin- lam bs to which
tin* germ s lan e In som e w ay been co n ­
veyed, -ays iIn- A m erican A gricu ltu r­
ist. T h e frequency c f the trouble cm
lihaslr.es the w isdom nf trading a s lit
tie ns | ti-sihlc lu ll\c stock iiu Hie
farm . When a fa rm e r tins a healthy
Hock o f rliocp and fre e from such ills
e a ses. In* should I n * ve ry ca re fu l how
tie adds to the sam e
Those three d is ­
e a se s a re Hit* three great d an g ers to
sh eep husbandry In tin* I'n lted Unites,
and tin* do d ise a se Is the fourth.
Full Slieiirlnu.
F a ll »h earin g |s bi-neiici.il iu p re p ar­
in g lam b s fo r early w in ter m arket.
T h e w ork should In* done e a rly 111 the
se aso n T h e ri-nuivul o f the tleecv luis­
ions the fatten in g process, an d g a in s
a ro m uti« at a ch eap er rate.
à
«he
M u r« - I n
l- 'o u l .
T h e question is o fte n a s k e d If a m a re
lu foul should be w ork ed . I)r. S in e a d ,
the w e ll k n ow n v e te r in a r ia n , w r ite s :
“ I m ight sa y m ost m a re s a r e b e tte r to
be re g u la rly u sed at m od erately’ slo w
w o rk than to rem ain idle, y e t th e re a re
e xcep tio n s to th is rule. W hen n m a re
becom es h e a v y an d c lu m sy th e re is
d an g er iu w o rk in g her. In e v e r y c a s e
use her w ith w hlH Ictrocs lo n g e n ou gh
to p re v e n t llu* tra c e s sq u e e z in g her
aides. N e v er u se h er a t lab o r w hen
sh e h a s used a ll h e r s tre n g th in s t a r t ­
ing the loud.
A ll y a n k in g o r je r k ­
in g m u st b e avo id ed . A lw a y s keep her
shod, so a s to p re v e n t slip p in g . T h is is
a ll im portant.
C om m on h a u lin g o f
m anure, lugs or o th er lo ad s w ill ilo no
h a rm ; n eith er w ill o rd in a ry p lo w in g .
D oing m uch w ork iiu a h a rro w tr a v e l
Ing o v er p lo w e d ground Is d a n g e ro u s
nu.l tireso m e. A v o id It us m uch a s p o s­
sib le, and a lso a v o id u sin g on th e d rill
a s It Is a y a n k in g piece o f m uchtn ery.
T h e tongue 1 « lia b le to s tr ik e the sid e
o f the m are mul d o se rio u s d a m a g e .
Hpooilori»' X o I cn .
S h a k e llu* h ay w ell out b e fo re feed
In*.
Do nut i in | m *I li -rses to d rin k w a rm
w ilie r
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If'U MOVEMENT
fcv sry
M ost a ll farm ers} a re w illin g to udrnit
Ike m any u d vau tag o s o f high cla ss live
stock w hen cmnpnre«l to liv e stock of
In fe rio r q u ality. T h e y arc* w illin g to
ad m it that the In fe rio r an im al w ill eat
a s much ns th e good one, that the id l­
in g jo-ic-c* w ill he m uch low er, ¡lie
p ro fits co n seq u en tly m uch sm aller, that
they w ill h ave to send f.»r b u ye rs to
com e uml see the In ferio r an im al and
som etim es Insist on them m akin g un
o ffer uml, o f course, w illing to adm it
that tlic-ro Is much p leasu re to he de­
rive d from lireed ln g and c a rin g for
high c la s s liv e stock and that b u yers
a re a lw a y s p len tifu l. In sp ite o f all
the a d v a n ta g e s o f good stock It is su r­
p risin g to sec* how luuny in fe rio r cuttle
an d horses a re y e t being produced.
L u ck o f definite purpose and c a re le ss­
ness arc* responuiblo fa r fa r m oro In
fe rlo r liv e stock than a ll o ilier cau ses
com bined, s a y s C h arle s M cln tlre of
M uskingum county, (>., in the Ohio
F a rm e r. The m atin g o f an im als w ith
no other o b ject In v ie w but sim p ly to
get mo;«* stuck, h a v in g no class in mind
n .r aim in g ut a n y typ o ntid b eing sat-
I m ; c I w ith w h a te v e r Is produced, w ill
n e v er b ring ab out an Im provem ent.
L . cry ru n n er und stockm an should
T ie r lii.s farm an d decide w hat
i : . > f an im als u re best ad ap ted to
la s l
u. Then lie should ad a p t him-
s e lf t > ti.e an im als.
lie
I g
Four
H orses
A b reast.
A w rite r ill the B reed er’ s G azette
■ ; ilc mctlm-l o f rein ad ju stm e n t In
• iiiv i. ’ fo u r hor i s a b re a st; F ir s t I
• »»it cuiN-k lines oil the tw o outside
I-. i H’ m m . Then I h a v e a stra p w ith a
• iinj» oa eith er end about fo u r inches
loll
I mini» this in Hie inside b it rin gs
o f the tw o in­
ner li a ses, then
( la k e tw o hitch
••■ •ins and tie
l'il! tw o oulslilf*
horses to the
tw o til I il d 1 e
o,.es. T h is w ay
von can handle
fo u r Hie sam e
as
tw o
with
only I wo lilies.
A n o th er w rite r
s a y s : T o d riv e
f o u i
horses
nbn-asl I h ave
HEIN ADJUSTMENT.
tried m any dit'-
fe n .n l w a y s an d find the fo llo w in g
a n a n --inent tile b est: F ir s t p u t o rd i­
nal.- lines on the tw o m iddle horses,
Hi--.i tak e ii long cross line (a sm all
rope w ith a sim p on one or both ends
w ill do) fo r each outside horse, attach
Ike line to ou ter rin g o f bit an d snap
o th er end in buckle o f the Hue o f horse
n ext to him. N ext tie tliu h a lte r of
e a ch Inside h >rsc to the bit o f outside
lwr.se, an d the n rriiig e iu e iit is coui-
plui«*. A little «•;■.; a-rinieutiug w ill be
n
oy in iirdei to g e l the outside
i-i-oi -i line the right len gth ; then you
tran d riv e tou r (not pretend to) as
e i s i l y a s tw o.
( i o o i l K tir n i S t o c k .
O in .u
o f It In a
C on dition .
1'roxpei-ouii
exten d ed tab les to estab lish the fa c t
that the sheep m ark et fo r sou:-- ye a rs
p a st has been p a y in g go,, 1 prices. a ys
a w rite r III the B reed er's
tie.
L am b s, w ethers, e w e s und wool sell
w ell, so that e v e ry phase o f the indus­
try from the produi t s ’ standpoint is
In u prosperous condition. It is the
m an w ho is now e v e ry d ay iu the busi­
ness (hat finds e ve ry turn ..f It sa tis­
fa c to ry to him . am i not only the lam b
fe ed er or wool b uyer, a s It I
lieeu
ve ry often in the ju s t . M oreover, there
Is a stead in ess throughout the y e a r la
the slieep m ark ets which 1ms not In n
lu such evidence before, fo r, -.villi the
exception o f the unusual ad v an ce fo r
e a rly or M aster lam b, the m arket runs
u n u su ally level ut all reasons.
A s an econom ical a g e n t iu using
farm products iu the i
her o f m eat
the sheep has stron g d dins : a lend­
er. In the l;se o f g ,. s i the - lle.-p is
g e n e rally considered mure <••• . lomlcul
than the steer, and i i tl - - ¡ urns in
m eat from Hie stap le f.in .i crops, corn,
w h eat or peas, it lia s both Lie steer an d
the hog beaten, an d w hen it com es to
doing tho sam e w ith corn anil a lfa lfa
the lam b ag ain lias the figu res o f reiki
ble le - ls In Its fav o r. In these tilings
the 1 uuii pleases the producer.
T h e sheep, too. Is one o f those tubs
that stan d on their ow n bottoms. It
does not h a v e to fo llow a sw-ei* to m ake
the most profit, nor does it need lo bo
an appendix to the d airy in dustry to
m ake it a a econom ical producer o f
profit. I in- -ly mention those tliiu ■.<
that conditions m ay he the b etter uu-
ilerslood mul not to d isp arag e oilier
lines o f I kiik I effort.
A gain si-ooii m ay be econom ically
handled, in sm all or !.,;g u num bers,
w hich Is a m atter ye t t-> be dem on­
strate d III the ease o f som e oB:.w.-; that
a re m oney m akers oil a sm all scale,
but not so proportionately wli a the
b u siness Is expanded.
I tiic ln s nt F a ir s ,
A n E n g lish correspondent o f the
1 minion L ir e Stock .fournal w ho is the
se cre ta ry o f a fa ir asso ciation a s k s
oiliers to co-operate v. :!li him iu the
form ation o f an organization to eu-
cottrage the breeding and Im proving
o f tro ttin g 1 -or.scs. I lls o b je ct Is not to
benefit lilmsc-lf a s ri I; - .-.i; r or ow ner
o f trotters, fo r lie lias ione, but to Im-
prove the attendance at the n rlcul
lnr.-1 shown, li e sa y s tin t the “ g a te "
is g re a tly influenced b; ’ trottiuj rat •
T ills has lieeu the <*.«, ii-iii-iu-i* o f n i r
m anagers in this com try. Not m any
a g r le u d 'iia l fair., would lie tinanelally
su ccessfu l W’ltbllUl the attract ¡011 of
harn ess rnrlii, . bill II I-i ra llie r suv*
prisin g to find si
1 condition in
G reat B ritain . It...
at o: r leading
fa lrs Is ei L-.eiy fre e fro .a l!: objection
o f gam bling, and In sumo tv P’ cts the
sport Is at il« l-«»-d there, National
m ock mu ii.
w o u ld a p p r e c ia t e g e t t i n g t h e
Don’t fa il to
sit ihe fo r th e L e a d e r .
Lea
su h
der rrgniarly.
Market Reports.
P o i ti n n ì, N o v . !),
190 C.
I . K U N , FRO DINE , L E Eli.
\V h e at— W a lla W a lln , il!>c; V a l l r y ,
700; bluectom, 7I rod, (ì6e.
O ats—Whitc $32 ; g ray ,
li irlo y
U r e w in g ,
$ 2 1.;
$31.
f « e d,
$'23.75; ro!!id, $25 tu 20.
Mas Timothv, $ 11.00 to $ 12. 5 0 ;
c lo v e r , $-->.50 t.» $ i l ; e b e a t , $ 7 . 5 0 lo
$ 8 ; a lf a lia , $ l i .
MillsIufV.* Mi l-liings, $25 to 2 0 ;
chi p, $ 17; bruii, $ 1 7 to 18 ¡s h o r ts
$ 1K lo li).
Fiour— H ard
w h e a t,
p a te n t,
$ 3 .- 15 ;
grn -
$1.10;
straight ,
w h o le w L e a t
1 hojn, $3.50; r\e, $ 5 ;
(lour, $ 3 . 7 5 ; v a ile y H our $ 3 . 50 t o 3.(>5
D u k o ta , $ 0 . 5 o to 7 - 5 ; P a s t e r n r y e ,
$ 5 . 40 ; P ills 'u u r y , $ 0 .2 0
C -»■!
W h o le , $ 2 0 ; c r a c k e d , $27
per ion-
l i j e — $ 1.50 p e r e w t .
l-HOiiu« 1
B u t t e r - - F a n c y c r Jut-u r.v, 2 1 *^ c,
22c;
c it y cream * r y , 2 1
d a ir y
14
to
15 c ; s t o r e i 4 t o 1 4 *^ c
C h e e s e - Y o u n g A m e r ic a ,
O ie g 1 fu ll c r e a n , l ’J c t«j 14 fj
E g g s — F r e s h O reg o n
ro u t 1
2 0 to a i .
P o u lt r y — R o o s t e r s , 1 ) to l o o ; h e n s
t 3 ; fr y e r s ,
16 o to 1 7 ; b r o ile r s
1 4 to iG c ; g e e s e , liv e , 8 t o ; 3 5 0
d ressed , 1 1 - 1 1
; tu r k e y u , I i v e , l 4 - i 5
Fht’ ITS ASP VEOETADLE8.
G r a p e f r u i t — C r a t e $ 4. to
4.50
C r a n b e r r ie s — $ 14 .
P o ta to * ! - G r i f f o n
j ‘> to 65c.
l .l .’hbTOUl .vlAlvkET.
C a tU e
B e s t - t e f s $ 3.50 to 3 . 0 5 ;
c o w s ¡2 .2 5 to 2 . 5 0 ; c a lv e s , $ 4.00 to
$ 4 . 50 .
S h e e p - $ 1.00 to 4.25
H o g s — $7 to 7.35
HOI'S, WOOL, ETO.
M o p s— C h o ic e 1 0 to 11
Mohair, choice 28 to 30c
W o o l— V a lle y 22 to
25 c ;
e tr, O t'e g o u 14 to 2 2 c .
INDIGESTION
l No ap|M-tlte, loss of .strength, uer-
I vousness, headache, constipation, bad
i breath, goneral debility, sour risings,
and catarrh of the stomach are all
«1 lie to indigestion. Rodnl Dyspepsia
| C - u re c u r e s In d ig e s tio n . T h is new d is­
c o v e ry re p r e se n ts tlie n a tu ra l ju ic e s of
d ig e s tio n ns th e y e x is t In a h e a lth y
s t o m a c h , c o m liiiie il w ith tho g r e a te s t
k n ow n tn q ie a n d r e c o n s t r u c t iv e p r o p ­
e rtie s.
K o ilo l D y s p e p s ia C u r e d o e s
n o t o n ly e u ro in d ig e s tio n a n d d y s ­
p e p s ia , D111 to e fa m o u s re m e d y c u re s
a ll s to m a c h tr o u b le s b y c le a n s in g ,
p u r if y in g , s w e e te n in g a n d s t r e n g t h e n ­
in g th e m u c o u s m e m b ra n e s lin in g th e
s to m a c h .
K o il o l D ysji; p d a C u re u tter m e a ls is
n o t o n lv th o r o u g h ly r e lia b le d ig e s t -
a n t , b u t it c o n ta in s g r e a t to n ic an d
ro c o n s tr u o tlv e p ro p e r tie s
as
w e ll.
T h is fa m u li < re m e d y
e n a b le s
th e
sto m a ch a n d d ig e s t iv e o r g a n s to th o i-
o iig h ly d ig e st. iiH slin llate an il c o n tri­
b ute to th e tis s u e s a ll of th o n o u rish ­
m ent 1 1 mt is c o n ta in e d in - u e lifo o d a s
m a y bo e a te n .
K o ilo l D y s p e p s ia C ure c le a r s tho
w av a n d m a k e s s u r e th e jo u r n e y fr o m
s ic k n e s s to h*-altli an d w e a k n e s s to
s t r e n g t h . I f th e s t o m a c h Is d is o r ­
dered K o ilo l w ill c u n ir.
K o d o l DyspiqiHlu C u r e la y s tiit* foun-
ila t l -11 fo r h e a lth , an d th e u p b u ild in g
oi s t r e n g t h by « ¡«-iiiisiiig, p u r iiiy in g
a n il s w e e t e n in g th e g h n o is a n d m em ­
b r a n e s o f th e s t o m a c h , a n d by sup-
p l y i i i " n a tu ra l ju ic e s n e c e s s a ry to
jier'i-ei Ili-li, - -I., a ’ ’'illu t io li a n d
n llilit io il. K o d o l i l l -
>\
t you
e a t, p r e v e n ts c o lic , c h o ic r .i, d ia rr h o e a ,
flu x , d y s e n te ry u n d su m m e r c o m ­
p la in ts g e n e r a lly , a n d its u se w ill c u re
in d ig e s tio n a n d
ch ro n ic d y s p e p s ia
p e r m a n e n t ly .
K o d o l is g o o d a lik e
fo r y o u n g an d o ld . Y o u r d r u g g i s t
s e lls it.
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The* i> aincus SsttfO p-'i®Sa
I l e i e is o a r <• iiu le u s id o p iu lo n o ’
tlie O rig in a l L a x a t i v e ( 'm ig li S y r u p :
“ N e a r ly a il o t h e r c o lig li s y r u p s «ire
« -ou st¡p .itin ’ e sja -e ia lly th o se i.-ontain-
in g o p iiib 's
K en n ed y’s
L a x a t iv e
( c o n ta in in g 1 H o n e y a n d T a r m o v e s
th e b o w e ls .
C o n t a in s 11 • o p ia te s .
C onform -) to tin- X a iio n a l P u re F o o d
and D r u g L a w . S o ld
by lte ii- o n 's
P li a r m i ie v .
N O T IC E l-O K PI B L I C A T I O N .
Department of the Interior,
I.an d O lliee it. K o s o b u rg , O re.
E a st,
T h e b e s t tr e a t m e n t fo r in d ig o s tlo n
a n d tr o u h le s o f t h o s t o m a c h . lt c a n
In- it-sied b v s t a r v n t l o n or b y th è use
«>i a ir-)«) 1 «jigi t a a t w hii-h w ill « lig e jt
' tic f.»ni c a te ti, t liu s tu k in g th è w o r k
off lIle «tom ai-li. A t th è p r o p e r te m -
p e ra tiire , a
s in g le te n s p o o n fill o f
1\ od,d «vili w lio lly d ig e st 3,000 g r a l n s
; <ri' f .«ni. l t re lie y c s th è p r e s e tit a n ­
ni .v a in e p u ts thè s to rn ite li In s h u p e
1 - satisfa« to r lly p e rfó rin it s fu n c t io n s
( .1 d fot indig« -ti«m soni- v io lim e li.
: llatulein-e, p a lp ic a t io a o f tlio hea**t
la n d d y a p e p s la . K o d o l is n ia d o in
s tiic t co lili u n i ity wit li t li«* N a t i o n a l
S l a i - t i o i r n t-’ t o u k o f S l i e e p .
Furi* F o o d a n d flr u g L a w . S o li! b y
To g iv e 1 / iteiiial i-xpei’i«-:u-o. 1 in-
mm one fall vviih t w elve \ earlitig i-u «-.« B e iiso n s l’ Ii’ir in a e y .
and ILii* 1 11 t'.< ;s..o o i rant for $ 5 . iu
due tim e my e v. . all lirought tw in
T h e M id la n d O p e r a
Q u in te tte .
lam bs i-.u e(ii one a.id raised them all.
Aii>ul the end o f Septem b er 1 bitich.-r
The next Lyceum attraction is
til til«- best one and sold tw en ty-tw o the
Midland Opera Quiutotte,
u fe w «¡¡.ys h .ler to a neighbor fo r >¡11)0. whi h has be n a decided suecins
i then • .it a fu ll b'.on.l O xford ram , and 111 oth tlio e iat and west
Each
the next Hock o f I aib s w a s fu lly ns
mvinber of the ccmi>miy is a very
| good. If not I «otter. To sta rt a thick m.t able arti-t and t heir ui.setnhlcil
- way woidi! I-i* I 1 ; <-t the de.-ired mini
woik i»: most pleasing. A s a q u ar­
1 her o f lam is in tin* fall, p re fe ra b ly lu ll
bloods, but good grade« w ill do, and to tette the.) are far ahovo the ordi­
I rood from them , then kei»p them all, n a r y ; in solo work, both vocal and
and in the sp rin g they should shear violin and piano, they are excel-
from tw e lv e to fifteen |> ninths o f wool. o tit; their readings aro high class
In tile fall I would get ¡1 w ell I unn I O x
ill! popular, and their operetta
lord rain for breeding. C. Scliu m ei. ■ work is g n a tly captivating.
For
.11 A m erica a A grb-ullurist.
< Ictober “.’¡¡-1 ISO >
N o tic e is h e re b y g iv e n t h a t G e o rg e
. H o lla n d o f C r - .w , O re g o n , h a s
tiled n o tic e o f h is in te n tio n t o m a k e
lin a i fiv e -y e a r p ro o f in s u p p o r t o f Ida
c la im , v iz : H o m e s te a d
E n t r y N o.
•1042 itiatle N o v . 21 . 1 «K), fo r t h e X E ^
S e c tio n ::j, T o w n u h lp lit S .. It a u g e t>
W „ arid tii t s.ii l p r o o f w ill lie m ade
iie fo re W . )V . C a litlu s , ('. S . G otn in is-
s lo n e r , a t Ills n il--- at E u g e n e , ( fr e ­
g o li o n d n n u a r y 5 , 1 !><)7.
H e n a m e s th e i- d l m v ir g w itn e s s e s
to p ro v e Ins c o n tin u o u s re sid e n c e
u p o n an d c u lt iv a t io n «». tho la n d v i z .;
F ra n k C r e n s h a w o f f P a u th e r . Ore.
C h u rch S te p h e n s o f C r o w . O re g o n ;
S e o tt Gill«- pie o f I'an tli-.-r, O regon ;
F r a n k H o lla n d o f C r o w . O re g o n .
27-22 BKN.fA.Mix I,. E d i i y , I t e g is t e r .
V e ry m an y o f our fa rm e rs get the
id ea that nil they lu r.v to do is to breed
tliolr non descript m ares to tho leggy,
«•nurse typ e o f so called coach horses
In-lag peddled through the co u n try to
get n u se fu l farm lmrse. I h a v e seen
hun dreds o f colts from tills kin d of
brooding and m ust say that not f> per
cent o f them a re even fa ir specim ens
o f th e gen eral purpi so liorso, w h ile
fiO per cen t or m ore are fa ilu re s from
e v e r y point o f view
I h ave seen muoh
b ette r re su lts w here the coach stallio n
lias been a finer and m ore com p letely
b u ilt one or w here a hackn ey or A n ierl
ean tro tte r o f a c;>ni|>aot, sm ooth, m u s­
c u la r typ e lias been the sire. T hese
quality of music as well ns popu­
o b se rvatio n s h ave led me to the con­
larity, for splendid vm ietv and for
clu sion th at this latter plan is tho s u r­
artistic cantata work, they woik
e st one to In dig some m easu re o f s u c ­
T h is iîo m c riy • a S p e c if ic ,
imong the b e t, in pie w in g au-
T IÎE
S W IN E H E R D
ce ss iu producing the gen eral purpose
S u r e to G iv e S a t i s f a c t i o n .
-lieU'Ts.
Here
i
1
sample
pro-
fa rm horse. G eorge M cK e rro w , D an e O---------------
G IV ES n k '-IC F AT ONCE.
| gram -
C ou n ty. W is
I* ulean-eN, non-it «, la-al-i, and protects (ho
E x e rc ise i p art o f the best balanced
ip liir te lt« -— I L«\ 1 link I i i k . ■ N e tlie rliin il
li-eaM-il 11 i-iiibrtiii -, i l cures Catarrh end
ration fo r pigs.
T h e M id lan d ( lu ll.
r;
r a n -, Gold lu tii • Read qui
Yoanic
llt-Nt.
«Juii k grow ing, e a rly m aturin g hogs FiaiioSolo—Variations on |i«ij*iiDrr
Lestorus tlie 8enses o f Ta-to and Su r ¡ 1 .
Y oun g bogs, w eighing from 150 to 200 a re m ost popular.
tlieme.................................... Anon
y to U-- Conta.’ - no in ja i ms drag«,
pounds milk«- tin* nicest m eat, and
M i-a D e la n o .
'llu* hog Is an anim al that w ill re
’ ¡«¡died into tlie p ;.strili) and nbsorhnl.
p !: s fed on a variety o f food w ith suf-
'iu m t o t lc F a v o r it e W altz ........ letiHeti 1 --igi- Siz.-, r><) ee i-'s a t Dr-.i-ggista or L-y
w a rd ca re fu l stu d y o f his w an ts.
li- lent protein In It ure v«-ry m uch lx*t-
’I lu* M iillm u l O 'ttli.
-•il - T ria l SL;i), 10 cents b y mad.
I ’ nder the m od fa v o ra b le conditions Ti n o r S o lo
tnwvver....................... Ito b y n
t«*r than corn fed hogs, w h ere eoru Is
ELY BROTHERS, 50 Warren St.. Mc-.v Ye.it
p ig s w ill gain a pound a d a y up to four
M r. S n y le r .
f i l l «-M-ltihively. Most people thin k a
m ouths an d over u pound a d ay n ftcr S o p r a n o s do — Arlccn-Maureen .Alix
thick i.eslii-d or broad hacked liog Is o f
thut.
Mi.sw Kerman.
m - «--c-iiy 11 lard hog, hut hogs g ro w n
P r a ia \ «•.........
............V e r d I
T h e g re a te r the am ount o f food a
on tin- right kind o f p astu re 11111I that
d r . S n .v 'c r. M i a K e rm a n . M rM ae K n t*
mii.-d l>«> a continuous one d u rin g the hog m ay lu* induced to consum e w ill
In to rmlsHion.
be follow ed by g re ate r gain s, and this
g ro w in g, a lw a y s feeding g ra in d u rin g
• piarti-tte Spring Song............... Nevit
M ne. I. E. T hompson .
m ay be best obtained by fu rn ish in g a
The M id la m l C lu b .
p d u re season, nod then finished on
variety for his consum ption. Those 11 a!*a S o lo —Tlu- S o ld ie rs S o n g .......
H
ates
p
e
r d a y ...........................
...................... $1.0 0
tin- b alanced ration, and this k ep t up
feed s a re most p rofitab le w h ich can be .............................................. Mast-heron I Hoorn and b o a rd , p e r w e e k ...........$ 4.50
lo r - eni'i tin
. n I n - lean as w e ll a s
grow n w ith least labor mul h arvested
Mr. M a e it a e ,
thick IV I -1 b-
Tlds is true o f ent­
by the sw in e th em selves, l ’erm nuent Iplartette l-roni Ivigoletto........ \'«>rili
ile 11 I sliis-o
a«l why not a ls o o f
Tin- M id la n d C lu b .
pastu res are o f great assista n c e lu pro
ARRIVAL ANO OCPJRIUlîfc UF S. P. TRAINS.
h ogs' \«i- have l.- l la rg e ly on skim
Violin - do—Is-geiuli«........ Welnlawski
ducing p >rk at a very nom inal cost.
SOUTH BUI « U
NORTH ROUND
m ilk mill jn -. is and o ats in catin dlon
M is« H a n s e n .
MO.
12. .. . - 1.A) p. 111.
No ll ......... 2 2 T pm
i b e .' and over tlio ch an g e* need to
w ith « nii ' ii mul am ple p astu rag e , .¡ad
D u e tt- Love a n d W a r.....................C o o k e No. 16
.. ..2:02 a . 111 .
No. i\ ......... . 2:24 am
M is I'e r in a n , M r. M a e ita e .
w e know w e can h ive a thick flc-dicd „• . m g on tho d an g er o f feedin g corn
hog that vvill m ake nice m eat, os|>,•dai­ e x c lu d e e ly to you n g and g r a v in g hogs, ip l a r t e t t e — L e a d K in d ly L i g h t
T h e M id lan d C lu b .
ly w hen n >t t-> > old. Tliom as 1 nvey. t.i u recent num ber o f the L iv e Stock
v Tor Id Dr. A lexan d er, the well known
Io w a t'o u n ty . Wis.
Note Iu lieu of the last h a lf of
live stock w riter, s a y s upon this sul>-
tlu- program, nnd upon request, an
Je e t: '•('orti is i fine fa tte n in g fix'd, but
t'r.ru fu l l.riM imlnir.
operetta
01 a cantata will bo given.
T im e T a b le No. 1
'The b cn e lld a l « Teet o f groom in g It is deficient In bone an d m uscle m a k ­
T o t a k e e lf e e t N o v e m b e r 1 lib)*'».
T! v a t(- uaranteed to be a very
ing
Ingredients,
mul
if
fed
a
s
u
w
ell
iij ui the w ell U-iug o f sta b le d horses
’ and 1 T is-i l.i y w . Bound
-'ti-fa -lo
t-tiu-pany.* Their dale East Bound
aud ^at only
cannot easily I n * overrated. V igorous nigh e x clu siv e ration to young, g r o w ­
1 and 2 Daily Ex-
is
Friday
night
N
v.
do.
ing
pigs
it
Is
not
stran
g
e
that
th«*y
d
e­
groom ing lends to keep them lu u
Huiulay.
No
3
No
i
Nn 2 —No 4
h e alth y state, and w ithout It lt Is not velop fat. pudgy I mh II c s , w hich become
P.M | A.M I M |
-T»TKWl«
I K 1 «!V 1 A.M. P.M
too
heavy
fo
r
the
w
eak
m
uscles
and
im ssllilo to m aintain them In the best
671 , 12:00 6.15
:W; 7 :JOi 0 . ■ot a«
F a t e to D e r v v o r a : \ d • 2
S p o c iai
710 ! 1 1 :2*» 4 M
2:40 7 : 5 b ..5
Walden
w o rk in g condil am
It Is ve ry g e n e r a l­ b u m s t.i ip ii-ilil, s-> that p a ra ly sis en
IL © t u r r i ­
2 : 4*4 7 . 51 » 6.7 . ferro Gordo.... SX 7 11:1« 4 :f 0
sues,
lu
som
e
in
stan
ces
the
bones
be­
ly tl:«* 1 lit Him tin only o b je ct of
811 i 11 (is 4:17
Dorena..........
3
:i*o
»:14
8
»
;
>ti vent mu American l : 1 *i *:40 12
“ Annual
. *dar.......... . 017 10:40 4:24
groom ing horses 1- m erely to cle an the com e so weak they actu ally fra c tu re .”
\N
icks
T.t;
8:
C
O
1
3
r*
1 10 33 4 3 ?
. iitioti Western Live-
When a litter o f pigs is to be raised Livestock .'
coat and to im prove lliolr ap p earan ce,
3 :: l 5 9:05 1.5 y . Red Bridge... . 1020 , 10.2* 4 21
3:38
y;
1.»
16
.a
imo
10:16 4:11
. Wildwoou........
hut Ibis is quite ii uiw ldlnry o b je ct. e xclu sive ly fo r slau g h te r cro sslu g Is .-lock show. ”
)
Denver, Col«».. -Tan. 2I-26, i«)07. 3 :*n * 5 : 4 ') 20 o . .. Di«ston.......... \ 1060 1 10:00 i yM
' l-e prliu p.d mul in: irtant objix’ ts of n it objectionable. In fact, m any enre
Subject to cd an fife wanout notice.
fill
hag
raise
rs
think
it
is
the
best
Round
ti
ip
ticket-)
for
this
occas­
- oiu
. re iu at i-ay rate should 1)0
All outward freight forwarded only at the
to elt*au the skin (imt m erely the s u r ­ m ethod to fallow . O ften pigs o f g o o d - ion will I e "U sale at this office Joint *-i«k of ahtprer find c.insimc«.
,
.
•
,1
^
x
1
.
Stage
leaves Wlldaot-i after the arrival of
ra- o i f tl; «ean , L> keep Its |Niros oj>cn form , m aturin g qu ickly and satisfac - | Ja n . 14-10, 191*“ KO Ut.d trip (DOtll trftin on Monday-. Wednesdays and Friday*
torlly.
!«
the
result
o
f
crossin
g.
T
h
e
for
Bonita
and Orseco Returning oa Tues-
und to stin ,n l. i p - mul in crease Its action
ways throug-'i Portland) $->G.o5 . * ays, Thursday*
and Saturday®.
by vl on - is , id
i f a horse Is tc pi . . h a w e .iT i.o h 1 tlu-y m ay be. are Roiiu I ti i - (->ue way thiough Port­
Freight will not be received at the <>. & 8. E.
be at Its l t lo r w ork, the skin m ust o little v: lm* a s breeders. In geu eral, | land aud o ; e way through Calif., R. K. I>epot alter •'» P in. To insure â forward­
ing «>n next train freight must be del vered in
Is* kept il« a ii and the p ores open, so good pun- 1.» >d an im als w ill be found
ample time to permit oi it being billed .
5
.
m
ore
prot.table
than
eith
er
cro
sses
or
$
6
5
.
l
th at the :-< Uou o f die skin m a y be thor­
N i fa rm e r m ak e s m oney ra is in g in ­
fe rio r hot SI'S
T a k e Hu* dirt oti the le g s w ith a ra g
or soft b rush ra th e r than w ith tln>
cu rrycom b .
T h e fa rm e r w ho lias b is s u r p lu s cnpl
till Invested la good h orses lia s a d r a ft
w hich In- can d ra w at a n y tim e.
G el rlil o f llu* su rp lu s h o rse s Hint an*
not e i * i lu g Into m oney. T hen* Is no
a d v a n ta g e In ki-eplng en ou gh e x tra
h orses lo cut nil Hint u se fu l o n e s e a rn
T h e origin o f ninny d isc u se s am o n g
Isirses «-an be* t rn cisl d irectly to fill by
stab le s
It is, th erefo re, g«s>d econ o m y
to keep the sta b le s sc ru p u lo u sly clean .
It Is not good policy to fo rc e the
g ro w th o f i-olts by g iv in g tlu*;*.i s tlu .ii
la th i:; foods and o v e rfe e d in g them . T h e
o v ergro w n horse is seldom a d u ra b le
OUi-.
W hile horses m ay g a in lli-sh by b ein g
cooped uj> closely In Hu* s ta b le s , th ey
gain lu stren gth . T h e llesli th u s gu llied
Is too often a d etrim en t to th e ir use
fu ln ess.
Tie- tem p eratu re o f w a te r fo r h o rses
Is not so much an ohjin’ t a s the p u rity
o f It. W hile It is Is'st to h a v e the w a
ter cool. It Is m ole lui|M>rtunt to Im re
It fro * frot i a ll im p u rities
T o ki - |i the fc< t In :oo.l con dition ,
ini* shoos should l.i* ■ -m oved once c»v
rry s|x m ouths or o fte n er. T h e ru iiu v
L i o f many h o rses' foot e an I n - laid to
the cn ri-lessness or pciiu rlou an csn o f
t *,(, o w n e r m not g e ttin g the sin«*» rs-
llo r s e 1 tie e d er.
««>t o ile r. enough
ough and etfloleat.
t
The Funny Pictures for the Children I
T H E S H E E P IN D U S T R Y .
E l y ’ s C h e £«3 B a lm
THOMPSON HOTEL
0 . (S S . lì. lì. lì. C H .
j
grades.
J , M. I : H A M , Agent.
A B WOOD. Manager,