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H O U SE
MAY
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LETTER
on
)o w u ln f, H opkins Sc C o u m iu f « Review
W a s h in g to n , J a n . 18.— T h e 8iip|>ort-
e rs of th e free ho m estead b ill fear th a t
th e m ea su re h a s b e n k ille d , so far as
th is congress is c oncerned, by th e ac ­
tio n of S peaker R eed in re fe rrin g it to
th e house c o m m itte e on p u b lic lands
for th e c o n sid era tio n of th e nenate
a m e n d m e n ts. T h e house c o m m itte e is
n o t stro n g ly in favor of th e plan. T h a t
c o m m itte e v o ted to re p o rt th e b ill to
th e ho u se b y a m a jo rity of o n ly one,
w h e n i t p rovided o n ly for free hom es
for th e O k la h o m a se ttle rs.
T h e s e n a te a m e n d m e n ts g re a tly
w id e n th e scope of th e b ill, e x te n d in g
its p ro v isio n s to a ll p u b lic land sta te s,
a n d it is d o u b tfu l w h e th e r th e house
c o m m itte e w ill sa n c tio n th e changes.
T h e b i l l ’s su p p o rte rs fear th a t if th e
c o m m itte e does n o t m ak e an a d v erse
re p o rt, i t w ill k eep th e b ill a n d tak e
n o a c tio n on i t before a d jo u rn m e n t,
w h ic h course w ould e ffe c tu a lly disjsjse
o f it.
T h e p a st w eek h a s proved an u n ­
steady one in th e w h e a t m ark ets.
W hile th e re h a s been no w eak en in g in
h e basic position o f w h eat, am i w h ile,
.ndeed, th e {»osition today is stro n g e r
.ban a w eek since, th e b ears h av e upon
;wo or th re e occasions raided th e m ar-
se ts a n d broken prices. To o u r m in d s
these flu ctu atio n s prove n o th in g a g a in st
the d eal. W e d o n 't know b u t prices
will be low er, a n d a re not ta lk in g ab o u t
w h a t w ill be th e re su lts, b u t we w rite
>f th e fo u n d a tio n o f th e m ark e ts, a n d
lea lers m u st m an a g e th e rest. T h e
w in te r w h eat, u su a llly tw o -th ird s of
th e aggr«*gate crop, is d e p le te d to
sm a lle r re m a in s in fa rm e rs' h a n d s th a n
for y ears. C o n su m p tio n m u st soon re ­
sort to sp rin g w h e at, am i t h a t reserve
is u n d o u b te d ly sm all. W e a re b re a k ­
ing aw ay slow ly from fo reig n prices
and before h a rv e s t i t w ill be a hom e
lem am l and su p p ly .
A ccording to e x p e rt te s tim o n y m an y
of th e b e lie v ers in w h e at w ho h a v e
been w a tc h in g th e u p w ard m arc h of
values for th e p a st tw o m o n th s h ave
been r a th e r d o u b tfu l of its s ta b ility , in
view of th e c h eap n ess of o th e r cereals
ind th e i r product. T h e fa c t th a t corn
lias e n te re d th e lis t as a c o m p e tito r for
bread c o n su m p tio n led to a h a lt in th e
advance a n d m an y tra d e rs w ere g re a tly
influenced by th is c irc u m sta n c e . T h e
a rg u m e n t is m ade t h a t flour is b e in g
a d u lte ra ted to such an e x te n t w ith corn
m eal, and th e c all for corn m eal in i n ­
creasing a t such a ra te th a t th e d e m a n d
for cash w h e at w ill g ra d u a lly becom e
c u rta ile d , a n d , w ith a lesse n in g of th e
lem am l, perfo rce a d e c lin e in price.
One w rite r in d isc u ssin g th is p h a se of
th e w heat situ a tio n a sse rts th a t such a
use fo r corn m eal a n d o th e r s u b s titu ­
tions fo r w h e at m u st he o n ly c re d ite d
to re stric te d areas.
T h e th e o ry a d ­
vanced is th a t poor people w ho w ould
m ost lik«*ly us«* th is a d u lte ra te d a rtic le
is a h u m a n food do n o t buy flour, a n d
hence tin* first a rg u m e n t fa lls to th e
ground.
L ittle C hance o f F a v o r a b le
H o m e s t e a d K ill.
A ction
In th e H ouse.
W a s h in g to n , J a n . 18.— T h e proceed*
in g s in th e house to d ay w ere very
tam e. I t w as p riv a te h ill day, b u t th e
w hole tim e was consum ed in passing
th ro u g h th e h ouse b ills favorably acted
upon in c o m m itte e of th e w hole before
th e h o ld ia y recess. T h e widow of th e
la te M ajo r-G en eral G ib b o n w as th e
b en eficiary of one of th e hills passed
c a rry in g $100 p e r m o n th , a n d th e
w idow of B re v et M a jo r-G en e ra l W . A.
N ich o ls, of a n o th e r, c arry in g $75 per
m o n th . T h e free h o m este ad h ill, w hich
cam e back to th e h ouse w ith se n a te
a m e n d m e n ts, was referred u n d e r a r u l­
ing of th e e h a ir to th e c o m m itte e on
p u b lic lands.
A g e for R e tir e m e n t.
o f Trade.
W ash in g to n , J a n . 18.— A bill fixing
th e age for re tire m e n t from th e c la ssi­
fied c iv il service was in tro d u c e d by
R e p re s e n ta tiv e G ille tte , of M assach u ­
se tts. I t proivdes th a t a n y office in
th e classified serv ice held by a person
w ho a t th e tim e of th e passage of th e
IVIurliet «¿notations.
a c t is over 62 years of age, sh a ll lie-
P o rtla n d , O r., J a n . 19, 1897.
com e v a c a n t in th re e years. A n y office
in th e service s h a ll h e re a fte r becom e ' F lo u r— P o rtla n d , S alem , C ascad ia
v a c a n t w hen th e person h o ld in g it b e ­ ind D ayton, $4.50; B en to n c o u n ty and
com es 65 years old. V e te ra n s of th e W h ite L ily , $4.50; g ra h a m , $4.00; su ­
c iv il w ar a n d th e ir w idow s a re excepted \ perfine, $2.80 p e r b arrel.
from th e provision.
W h eat— W alla W a lla , 88@ 84c; V a l­
—
ley, 86 (a 87c per bushel.
F or th e P u rch a se o f Cuba.
O ats— C hoice w h ite , 40 @ 42c per
W a s h in g to n , J a n . 18.— R epresenta* b u sh e l; choice gray, «68(cu40c.
H ay — T im o th y , $16.00 p e r to n ;
tiv e S pencer of M ississip p i, has in tro -!
clover, $ 8 .0 0 (ft9.00; o a t, $8.00(«$10;
duced in th e house a h ill as follows:
“ T h e se c re tary of s ta te is h e reb y a u ­ w h eat, $ 8. 0 0 (0)10 p e r ton.
B arley — F eed hurley, $18.00 per ton;
th o ris e d to offer to th e g o v e rn m e n t of
S pain a su m of m oney n o t to exceed brew ing, $20.
M illstu ffs— B ra n , $15.00;
sh o rts,
$200,000,000 for th e p u rc h ase of th e
islan d of C uba. A nd th e su m of $10,- $16.50; m id d lin g s, $26.
B u tte r— C re am ery , 85(ft40o; T il l a ­
000. or so m u c h th e re o f as m ay he
necessary to d efray th e e x c u s e s of m ook, 40c; d a iry , 22*^@ 80c.
P o ta to e s— O regon B u rb a n k s,6 5 @70c;
p e n d in g n e g o tia tio n s, is h e reb y a p p ro ­
E arly Rose, 80(d)90c p e r sack ; C a li­
p riated . ”
fo rn ia riv e r B u rb a n k s, 56c p e r c e n ta l;
W A S B L O W N T O B IT S .
sw eets, $ 2 .00@ 2.50 per c e n ta l fo r M er­
ced; J e rse y Rec i, $2.50.
O n io n s— 85c p e r sack.
H y u a m l t e K x p l o d e d In M i n e r O e n « l a u . ' s
P o u ltry — C h ick e n s, m ix ed , $ 2 .00(d)
C abin.
2.50; geese, $6.00; tu rk e y s , live, 10c;
S e a ttle , J a n . 18.— In a tte m p tin g to ducks, $4 (« 4.50 p e r dozen.
th a w o u t a few stic k s of d y n a m ite by
Eggs— O regon, 1 7 ^ @ 18 p e r dozen.
p lacin g th e m on a h o t stove, F . Den-
C heese — O regon,
12 ^¿e;
Y oung
d a u f was in s ta n tly k ille d a n d h o rrib ly A m erica, 1 3 la o p e r pound.
m u tila te d a t B lack D iam ond T h u rs ­
W ool— V a lle y , 10c per pou n d ; E a s t­
day.
T h u rsd a y
m o rn in g a b o u t 10 e rn O regon, 6 (ft8c.
o ’clock, D en d au f, w ho is in th e em ploy
H ops— 0@ 10c p e r pound.
of L aw son B ro s., took te n stic k s of th e
B eef— G ross, top ste ers, $ 2 .7 5 @ 8 .0 0 ;
explosive to his c ab in to w arm th e m cows, $ 2 .2 5 @ 2 .5 0 ; dressed beef, 4@
up. F ro m t h a t tim e u n til noon he 4 ^ c p e r pound.
was alone, a n d th e ex act m a n n e r in
M u tto n — G ross, bent sheep, w ethers
w h ic h th e a c c id e n t occurred can never a n d ew es, $ 3 .0 0 @ 3 .2 5 ; dressed m u t ­
he know n, h u t d u rin g th e noon hour, ton, 5 l u @6c per pound.
w h e n all h a n d s w ere a t d in n e r, a t e r ­
H ogs— G ross, choice, heavy, $3.25@
rific explosion w as h e ard . E verybody 3.50; lig h t a n d feeders, $ 2 .6 0 @ 3 .0 0 ;
ru sh e d o u t a n d found th e e n tire side dressed, $ 4 .00@ 4.50 p e r cw t.
a n d p a rt of th e roof of D e n d a u f's cab in
V e a l— N e t, sm a ll, 6c; large, 5 ) a c per
h o d been to rn aw ay a n d h u rle d ag ain st pound.
th e sid e of a n o th e r cab in six ty feet d is ­
S e a ttle , W ash ., J a n . 19, 1897.
ta n t. T h e in te rio r of w h a t rem ain ed
of th e cab in was a to ta l w reck, e v e ry ­
F lo u r— (Jo b b in g )— P a te n t e x ce lle n t,
th in g in sh re d s a n d frag m en ts, w ith $5.25; N o v e lty A , $4.75; C a lifo rn ia
th e body of D endauf in th e m id st. b ra n d s, $5.60; D akota, $5.50; p a te n t,
Sonic flying m issile, p re su m ab ly a hit $6.25.
of th e stove, e n te re d his h e ad n e ar th e
W h ea t— C h ick e n feed, $27 per ton.
rig h t eye, going d ire c tly th ro u g h tin*
O a ts— C hoice, $24 @25 per ton.
sk u ll a n d leaving a hole tw o inches
B a rle y — R olled or g round, $2 2 per
sq u a re ; th e rig h t leg was broken in ton.
tw o places betw een th e h ip and knee,
C o rn — W hole, $22 i>er to n ; crack ed ,
a n d th e flesh of th e w hole rig h t side $28; feed m eal, $28.
h u n g in ta tte rs . D e ath m u st have
M illstufi’ii— B ran, $16.00 per to n ;
been in stan ta n eo u s.
sh o rts, $10.
F e e d — C hopped feed, $19.00 per to n ;
m id d lin g s, $24; oilc a k e m eal, $28.
B LU E C U T ROBBERY.
H ay— P u g e t so u n d , p e r to n , $ 0 .0 0 0
10.00; E a s te rn W ash in g to n , $18.
A l l e g e d l.r R il flr C l a i m s Titer«* 1« m C o n ­
B u tte r — F a n c y n a tiv e c rea m e ry ,
s p ir a c y to C o nvict H im .
brick , 24o; se lec t, 28c; tu b e, 22c;
K an sas C ity , Ja n . 18.— J o h n K e n ­ ra n ch , 18c.
n ed y w h o w as in d ic ted as th e leader j
C heese— N a tiv e W a sh in g to n , 12 ^ c .
of th e g a n g w h ic h tw ic e held u p and
V egetables— P o ta to e s, p e r to n , $16@
robbbed C hicago dr A lton tra in s at 18; p a rsn ip s, per sack , 76c; beets, per
B lue C u t, w ro te o u t am i signet! a HH«*k, 60c; tu rn ip s , per sack, 00c; r u ta ­
s ta te m e n t to d ay c h a rg in g th a t th ere bagas p e r Hack, 7ño; c a rro ts, p e r sack,
w as a conspiracy to convict him . T h ere 3 5 (g 45c; cabbage, p e r 100 lbs, $1.25;
seem s to he som e g ro u n d s to nubutun- I o nions, per 100 lbs, $ 1@ 1.25.
tia te h is sta te m e n t as regards Jo h n
S w eet po tato es— P e r 100 lbs, $3.00.
l«and, an im p o rta n t w itn ess a g ain st
P o u ltry — C h ick e n s, live, p«*r pound,
h im . It is g iv en o u t, m oreover, from h en s, 8 * \c ; dressed, 1 0 0 1 8 c ; d u ck s,
a u th o rita tiv e sources th a t th e rohiters $ 2 .0 0 @ 3 .60; dressed tu rk e y s, 1 6 @ 16c.
secured a lm o st $80,000, a n d not $2,
Eggs— F re s h ra n c h , 10c; E a ste rn ,
600, as first, claim ed by th e express 19o per dozen.
com {»any. F o r th e conviction of the
F re s h M eats—C h o ice dresstnl t*M*f,
m en concerned, it is also said big re- i st«*«*rs, 6c; cow s, f i ^ c ; m u tto n , sheep,
w a rd s h a v e ln*en offer**d.
In 1882, 6c per pound; lam b , 5c; pork, 6o per
L an d , w h o lives in th e B lue C ut local­ pou n d ; veal, sm a ll, 6c.
ity , w as convicted of p e rju ry in falsely
F re s h F ish — H a lib u t, 5@ 6; salm o n ,
sw e a rin g th a t th re e of his neighlntrs 6(4 6 ; salm on tro u t, 7 0 1 0 ; flounder*
had lieen co nnected in th e Jesse Jaimes a n d md«*s, 3@4o.
tra in ro b b e ry of th a t y e ar n e ar In d e ­
P ro v isio n s— H am s, large, 12c; ham s,
pendence. L and is a s ta te w itn ess in sm a ll, 1 2 l¿e ; b re a k fa st bacon, 10c;
th e p re sen t case.
d ry sa lt si«i«*s, 6c per p«nind.
St. P e te rs b u rg , J a n . 18.— To«lay, a
ukase was p u b lish e d w hich refers to
th e necessity of th e re su m p tio n of th e
m intage. It s « h * iiis lik e ly th a t th e
c o u n c il's decision on th e c u rre n c y
q u e stio n w ill l*e prolong«*« 1, and a* th e
c o u n try is anxious to s e ttle th e d o u b ts
w bieh have a risen as to th e « ash values
of gold eoijjs, it o rders th e m in tin g of
im|>erialsVff h value of J5 in stead of 10
ro u b les, tlhvT*ex **>}*>»*, how ever, being of
e x ac tly tln >~>m9fjt> w eight and fineness as
e x istin g oh lmk .
in to M olten M f U l.
Ross lan d , B. C ., J a n . 18.—Georg»«
B rad d o n , a sin g -p u sh e r at th e sm e lte r
a t T ra il, w h ile p u llin g a w ay a t a |*»t
today and w a lk in g Itackw ard, trip p e d
and fell in to anotb«*r red-lm t |s»t of
m o lte n m eta l th a t w as in bis |*tth.
B raddon w as burn««»I from b is neck to
th e calves of h is l e g s , and th e re is slim
ch an c e for h is recovery.
I 'r e sld e n t o f K rim d or.
L im a , P e ru ,
J a n . 18. — G e n e ra l
M edarto A lfaro has been electeii c o n ­
s titu tio n a l p re sid e n t of E cuador by 54
votes.
S an F ra n c isco , J a n . 19, 1897.
P«>tatoee — S a lin a s B u rb a n k s, 7 0 0
80c, E a rly Rose, 70@ 75o; R iv e r B u r­
b a n k s, 6 0 0 76o; sw eets, $ 1.50@ 1.60
per oen tal.
O n io n s— 6 0 0 8 6 c per c en tal.
Eggs— S tore, 1 1 0 2 3 c ; ra n c h , 24@ 27.
B u tte r— F a n c y c rea m e ry , 25c; «lo
seconds, 18(420c; fan cy «lairy, l*o;
seconds, 14@16o.
C heese — F a n c y m ild , new , 11(4
I t , S c ; fa ir to go«>d, 8@ 10c; Y oung
A m erica, 11(4 12c; E a s te rn , 18@ 14c.
W ool— C hoice m o u n ta in , 6@ 7e; ptx>i
do, 4 (ft5c; San Jo a tp iin p la in s, 3 0 5c;
do fo o th ill, 6@ 8e p«»r p«mti«l.
H a y — W h e a t, $8.00(4 11; w h e at an«l
«»at, $*(4 10; «»at, $ 6 .0 0 (4 8 .0 0 ; barl«»y,
5.00«« 6.60; a lfa lfa , $6.00(<t 7.60; clover,
$6.00(<*8.00; stock, $ 6 .0 0 0 6 .0 0 p e r ton.
T ro p ic al F r u it— B ananas, $ 1 .0 0 0
2.00 per h u n c h ; pin eap p les, $2 @4.
C itru s F r u i t — O ranges, n av al, $1.60
0 2 .6 0 ; see«!lings do, 75c @ 1.25; M ex i­
can lim es. $6.00(4 6.50 c«minion lem ons,
$
«*. $1 5o.»*
1.0 0 ; fancy, $2.60(4 3.00 per box.
A polea— F an cy , $! (ft 1.25 per b u i
auunñoü do, 4 0 ^ «50
Tea is better l'resh—if it TH E FARM AND HOME
isn’t, what does the grocer
mean by telling you that he VI A T T E R S O F IN T E R E S T T O FA RM -
ER AN D H O U S E W IF E .
has some tea just come
C l o v e r S h o u l d R e S o w n T h i c k l y In
from abroad?
O r d e r t o D e s t r o y t h e W e e d s —A F a r m
Fresh doesn’t mean just o f T e n A c r e s E n o u g h — K e e p i n g A p ­
picked; it means just roast­ p l e s i n P i t s .
ed. S c h illin g s B est is
T h e U s e o f C lo v er .
F a r m e r s w ho sow c lo v er seed th in ly ,
roasted as fast as your gro­ w ith th e e x p e c ta tio n th a t It w ill sp re a d
cer wants it— no faster— so a s to fill th e v a c a n t sp aces, m a k e a
g re a t m ista k e . It w ill sp re a d , b u t so
in San Francisco.
slo w ly th a t w eeds, w hich a b o u n d In a ll
A Schilling & Company
S.II F r . n c i ^ o
4M
O la fl.tn n t* '. A d v ic e to Y o iin s M en.
Be s u re th a t e v e ry one o f you ha*
hi* place um l vocatio n on th is e a rth ,
a n d th a t It re s ts w ith h im se lf to find it.
]>o not believe th o se w ho too lig h tly
sa y : "N o th in g succeed* like su ccess."
E ffo rt, hon est, m an fu l, h u m b le effort,
succeed* by Its reflected a ctio n , e sp e ­
cially In y o u th , b e tte r th a n success,
w hich, Indeed, too easily a n d too e arly
g a in e d , not seldom se rv es, lik e w inning
th e th ro w of th e dice, to b lin d um l
stu p e fy . G e t know led g e, a ll you cam
He th o ro u g h In »11 you do, a n d re m e m ­
b e r th a t th o u g h Ig n o ran c e o fte n m ay bo
Innocent, p re te n sio n is a lw a y s d e sp ic a ­
ble. B u t you, like m en, he stro n g a n d
e x e rc ise y o u r s tre n g th . W ork o n w a rd
a n d u p w a rd , und m uy th e b lessin g of
th e M ost H ig h so o th e y o u r c a re s, c le a r
y o u r vision, a n d c ro w n y o u r la b o rs w ith
r e w a r d . _______________
A c e rta in y o u th fu l c u ra te w a s ta k e n
to ta s k by th e uew A rc h b ish o p of C a n ­
te rb u ry fo r re a d in g th e lesso n s o r th e
se rv ic e In a n In a u d ib le tone. W h e re ­
upon th e y o u n g m a n re p lied : “ I am
su rp ris e d t h a t you sh o u id And fa u lt
w ith m y re ad in g , a s a frie n d o f m ine
In th e c o n g re g a tio n to ld m e t h a t I w as
b e u u tifu lly h e a rd .” "D id sh e '/” s n a p ­
ped th e bishop, a n d th e f a ir y oung
c u ru te collap sed ,
i l l s lo rd sh ip h a d
once been a y o u n g c le rg y m a n h im self,
a n d he k n ew a th in g o r tw o a b o u t th e
" frie n d .”
______ . __
MOTOR
AM>
M I 3 KKV.
Compressed a ir as a m otive power for
street railw ays will in tim e supersede elec­
tric wires and the trolley. Necessity and
invention m ake rapid changes, but some
old, sure, unfailing m ethods will hold good
for all tim e. The nerves are the electric
wires of the hum an system , and often
"jangle out of to n e ," as when neuralgia
slips tiie trolley of the system and it grinds
and groans w ith pain, «file old m otor for
tlie cure ol pain, St. Jacobs Oil, will
alwavs act as electric inliuence on the pain
stricken nerves, and will send a c u rre n t of
cure through the disordered wires, and
bring about a perfect restoration. N othing
new can improve upon w hat is known to he
the best am i surest in the treatm ent of pain­
ful diseases.
W illia m 1!. P h illip s , of N ew M adrid,
M o., is c re d ite d w ith a to ta l of 1,350
sq u irre ls in th re e d a y s ’ h u n tin g on L i t ­
tle riv er.
ONE
SEC RET
OP
I.O N GBVH Y.
T h o s e a n x i o u s to p r o l o n g t h i s r a p i d t r a n i l -
t o r y e x i s t e n c e «»f o u r s b e y o n d t h e a v e r a g e s p a n ,
s h o u l d fo s te r his d i g e s t i o n , n e g a t i v e l y by a b ­
s t a i n i n g fr o m i n d i s c r e t i o n s in d i e t , a n d affirm-
a t i v e l y b y t h e u s e of t h a t p e e r l e s s s t o m a c h i c ,
l l o s t e t t e r ' s S t o m a c h H itt ers , w h e n h e e x p e r i -
enoes sy m p to m s o f in d ig e stio n . T he im p a ir ­
m e n t of t h e d i g e s t i v e f u n c t i o n is f a t a l t o vigo r.
S u b d u e w i t h t h e H itt ers , al so , f e v e r a n d a g u e ,
biliousness a n d c o n stip atio n .
a n d so a lso w ill fe ed in g w ith corn
sta lk s . T h e s ta lk s o f c orn a re b e tte r
feed fo r m ilch cow s th a n Is tim o th y
hay, b u t w h e re s ta lk s a r e tb e p rin c ip a l
feed so m e corn o r corn nteal o u g h t a l­
w ay s to go w ith th e m .—A m e ric an C ul­
tiv a to r.
B r itish W h ea t
M IR A C L E S IN M E D IC IN E .
The
Im ports.
T h e L ondon T im e s s a y s : "T h e su b ­
jo in e d tab le , w hich g iv es th e v a lu e of
o u r Im p o rts o f w h e a t from v a rio u s
c o u n trie s fo r tb e e ig h t m o n th s en d ed
A ug. 31, sh o w s th a t th e U n ited S ta te s
h a s p rofited a p p re c ia b ly by the p a rtia l
fa ilu re of th e su p p lie s u su a lly p u t on
th e m a rk e t by It# c o m p e tito rs:
189«.
1895.
R ussia ...................£3,412,000
£4.407.000
«.040,000 5,350,000
soil th a t Is rich enough to p ro d u c e a n y ­ United S ta te s . .
1,331,000 2.735,000
th in g , w ill c ro w d a n d s tu n t It. O n th e A rgentina . . . .
India ...................
512,000
1,539,000
c o n tra ry , If th e seed s a re close e n o u g h
A u stra lasia . . . .
2,000
889,000
to g eth e r, a n d th e soil is in good e n ough B ritish N o r t h
tilth a n d ric h n e ss to m a k e a c lo v er
A m erica .........
«31,000
320,000
p la n t each tw o o r th re e Inches sq u a re O th er countries.
1,288,000
827,000
o f space, th e c lo v e r will go v ery f a r to­
T o t a l s ............£13,214,000 £10,073,00(1
w a rd c ro w d in g o u t th e a n n u a l w eeds,
like ra g w ee d und charlock. T h e s e s t a r t
H a l s l tig G o o d C ow».
v e ry e arly , b u t th e ir e a rly g ro w th is
I th in k I sh o u ld a sk th a t 1 m ig h t give
slow , a n d th ey a re co m p letely bid d en th is fa ith to th o se e n g ag e d In d a iry in g ,
u n d e r th e bro ad le a f of c lo v er w h e n it viz.: T h a t y o u c a n ra is e d a iry cow s
g e ts its th ird , fo u rth a n d fifth leaves, w ith th e a b so lu te c e rta in ty of success,
W here th e c lo v e r once g e ts th e s ta r t. a n d n o g u e ssw o rk a b o u t it—c o w s th a t
It w ill keep It. W e h a v e se e n in g ra in w ill m a k e from ten to tw e lv e p o u n d s
Helds in J u n e o r J u ly good c lo v e r o f b u tte r a w eek—a n d it a ll h in g es upon
g ro w th s, a n d h a v e e x a m in e d u n d e r th e p ro p e r se lec tio n o f b oth of th e d a m
th em th e soil w ith a m icroscope, find­ on one sid e a n d th e sire on th e o th e r.
ing th e re th o u sa n d s o f w e ed s th a t had I t Is n o t a th eo ry . I h a v e h a d a fine
g e rm in a te d a n d p u t o u t one o r tw o c h a n c e to tra v e l a n d o b serv e fo r th e
lea v es, only to be sm o th e re d d o w n by la s t e ig h t y e a rs, a n d I kn o w w h a t I am
th e la rg e r c lo v e r g ro w th . It Is w ell ta lk in g a b o u t. I f th e re is a n y th in g to
k n o w n to fa rm e rs th a t th e seco n d y e a r m ak e m e feel w ild It is to see a fa rm e r
crop o f clover, if a good seed lin g , fills k e ep a lot of w o rth le s s cow s a n d b re ed
th e soil so th a t n o th in g else c an g ro w . a n d feed a cow th a t w ill not p a y fo r
B u t th e first y e a r's c lo v e r crop c a n n o t h e r keep.—Cow C u ltu re .
s m o th e r b ien n ia l w eeds like re d root,
S tr a w fo r F a t t e n in g Stock.
s h e p h u rd 's p u rs e a n d th p la n ta in s.
W h en c a ttle , h o rse s o r sheep a re fed
T h e s e s ta r t in th e fa ll, a n d a r e re a d y In
s p rin g to m ak e a n e a rlie r g ro w th th a n v e ry c o n c e n tra te d a n d n itro g e n o u s
new ly so w n c lo v e r c a n be.—A m e ric an foods th e y w ill o fte u sh o w a decided
lik in g fo r g ra in s tra w , w hich if fe d on
C u ltiv a to r.
alo n e could n o t be e a te n iu su fficien t
Ten A cre*
q u a n titie s to s u s ta in life. W h a t th is
A fa rm o f ten a c re s c an be m ad e to f a tte n in g sto c k se e k s iu th e s t r a w is
p ro d u c e all of m o st th in g s a la rg e fa m ­ first m o re o f th e c a rb o n a c e o u s e le m en t
ily needs, a n d c an be ru n a t sm a ll e x ­ o f food, a n d seco n d ly , so m e th in g th a t
pense. T o begin w ith, a d riv in g horse w ill d is te n d th e ir sto m a c h s w hile f u r ­
a n d tw o cow s can be k e p t on it, a t sm all n ish in g little n u tritio n . In th is re sp e c t
e x p en se, a n d th e h o rse will give a w orld th e d o m estic a n im a ls a re w ise r G ian
of p le a su re to th e fa m ily , w hile th e m an , w ho, w hen he c an g e t it, o v e rlo a d s
cow s, If so m a n a g ed t h a t one is fre s h h is sto m a c h w ith In d ig estib le food, a n d
in th e sp rin g a n d th e o th e r in th e fall, th e n re s o rts to d ru g s in ste a d o f to m ore
will fu rp ish m ilk a n d c re a m in a b u n ­ b u lk y food fo r re lie f.—E x c h a n g e .
dance. anil o u g h t in a d d itio n to fu rn ish
T he E lb c r ta Peach.
a ll th e b u tte r needed. T h en a q u a r te r
So m a n y v a rie tie s o f f r u its a re in tro ­
of a n a c re of p o u ltry y a rd sto c k ed w ith
fo rty o r fifty hens w ill give eggs a n d d u c ed w ith a g r e a t flourish only to he
c h ic k en s in a b u n d a n c e , a n d a fe w t u r ­ d isc a rd e d in th e c o u rse of a fe w y e ars.
keys fo r T h a n k s g iv in g a n d tlie holi­ Som e k in d s, h o w e v er, seem to in su re
days. An a c re in g a rd e n a n d sm a ll p e rm a n e n t p o p u la rity , w hich is a sign
fru it will fu rn ish v e g e ta b le s a n d fru its of th e ir v a lu e . T h e E lb e rta p eac h Is
sufficient fo r th e fa m ily w a n ts, so th a t one o f th ese. I t se e m s r a th e r to g ro w
th e re will be a c o n s ta n t su c c essio n from In p o p u la rity —a s th e y e a rs roll by. It
th e tim e a s p a ra g u s com es in A p ril u n ­ Is c o n sid ere d th e m ost d e sira b le o f a ll
til w in te r s e ts in, a n d th e n th e c e lla r th e y ellow flesh p e ac h es—C ra w fo rd ’s
will be sto c k ed w ith c a n n e d f r u its a n d Y ellow e x ce p te d . P o ssib ly som e o f its
v eg etab le s to last th ro u g h th e w in ter. p o p u la rity com es fro m its h igh color­
A llow ing tw o a c re s of lan d fo r p a stu re , ing. It is one of th e d u rk e s t of all. In
one for g a rd e n a n d tru c k p a tc h , w hich th is re sp e c t a p p ro a c h in g a n e c ta rin e .— j
Includes sm all fru its , a n d h a lf a n a c re M e e h an 's M onthly.
fo r o rn a m e n ta l g ro u n d s a ro u n d th e
D eep D ra in in g .
house, w e h a v e six a n d a h a lf a c re s le ft
D eep u n d e rd ra iu ln g is a p ro tec tio n
to c u ltiv a te .
a g a in s t d a m a g e from d ro u g h ts. T h a t
Wonderful Progress Made Within the
Past Few Years.
Diseases T h a t O u r M o th e rs T h o u g h t In c u r a b le Now
C u re d by P a in e ’s Celery C o m p o u n d .
I t is d ifficu lt, a lm o st im p o ssib le, to persons a re n o t aw are th a t a n y such
o v e re stim a te th e im p o rta n c e of recent nerves e x ist. T h ey do not know th a t
n o th in g goes on in a n y p a rt of th e body
adv an ces in m ed icin e a n d surgery.
th a t ev ery o th e r p a rt does n o t in s ta n t­
In su rg ery th e re is th e a p p lic a tio n of ly " k n o w o f .” T h e closeness of th is
th e X -ray in d e te rm in in g com plicated sy m p a th y is fa m ilia rly illu s tra te d by
h e ad a ch e s, in d ig e stio n , rh e u m a tis m ,
frac tu res.
In m ed icin e th e re is th e seru m -treat- n e u ra lig a , e tc . A b o u t ev ery case of
m e n t for germ diseases, a n d m ore im - sleeplessness, n e rv o u sn ess a n d dvspep-
p o rta n t s till, th e
e x te n d ed use of sia is a ‘‘sv m p a te tic s tr ik e ” by b ra in ,
P a in e ’s celery com ponud in th e t r e a t ­ n erv es or stom ach, in d u ce d by th e low ­
m e n t of th e m an y d iseases t h a t a rise e rin g of th e general h e a lth .
P eo p le w ho th in k to get rid of th ese
from a fa u lty or im p a ire d n erv o u s sy s­
tro u b le s by som e m ed ic in e th a t d isre ­
tem .
T h is c la ss of a ilm e n ts causes m ore g ard s th e g e n e ra l h e a lth of th e liody
su fferin g a n d e a rlie r d e a th s th a n all a re on th e w rong tra c k . In g e ttin g
o th e rs, a n d t h a t is w hy so m uch p u b - such d iseases as n e u ra lg ia a n d rh e u m a ­
lie p ro m in en ce w as a t once given to tism o u t of th e sy stem P a in e ’s celery
P a in e ’s celery com pound w hen its d is ­ com pound proceeds a t once to re sto re a
a n d re g u la te th e
covery was first a n n o u n ce d by P rof. n o rm a l a p jx 'tite
nerves, as th e fo u n d a tio n for b u ild in g
P h e lp s of D a rtm o u th college.
T h e ra p id a n d su re w ay th a t P a in e ’s u p th e h e a lth a n d vigor.
It re g u la te s th e bow els w ith o u t delay,
celery coin|K*und cures n e u ra lg ia , jdieu-
in a tism a n d nervous d e b ility is m a rv e l­ a n d sees to i t t h a t th e poisonous h u ­
ous even in th e eyes of th is w o n d er­ m ors t h a t a re b u rs tin g th ro u g h th e
■ sk in , in w h a t a re, for p u rposes of
w orking q u a r te r of th e c e n tu ry .
A n c ie n t m ira cle s w ere c o n tra ry to c lassify in g , c a lk 'd sk in d iseases, are
n a tu ra l law s, w hereas th e re m a rk a b le given a re a d y o u tle t. O n th is basis
jxjw er of P a in e ’s celery c o m pound to pu rified blood a n d re g lu a te d nerves th e
m ak e people w ell, com es from a b e tte r jie rm a n e n t c u re of ev ery form of blood
u n d e rsta n d in g of th e n a tu r a l causes of diseases, such as eczem a, s a lt rh e u m ,
b a d com plexion, is now assu red by
disease.
T h a t w o n d erfu l se t of n erv es know n th is re a lly w o nderful rem edy. If th e
as th e “ sy m p a th e tic n erv o u s s y s te m ,” re a d e r of th is is n o t in jierfect h e a lth
t h a t k n its every p a rt of th e body to ­ le t h im sim p ly try a first b o ttle of
g e th e r a n d h a rm o n ize s a ll, is u n d e r­ P a in e ’s c elery com pound a n d c are fu lly
stood to d ay as n e v e r before. M any n o te th e re su lts.
T h o u sa n d « o f T on s o f D ust.
A ccording to th e e s tim a te s of Mr. J.
A. U dden, w ho h a s stu d ie d the re m a rk ­
a b le p h e n o m e n a of d u s t a n d sa n d
s to rm s iu th e a rid region# o f th e W est,
e v e ry cu b ic m ile of th e lo w e r a ir d u r­
ing a n o rd in a ry "d ry s to rm ” c o n ta in s
a t lea st 225 to n s of d u st, w hile in se v e re
sto rm s o f th is k in d a s m u ch a s 126,000
to n s of d u st a n d sa n d m ay be c o n ta in ed
In a cubic m ile of a ir. D u s t sto rm s
so m e tim es la s t fo r tw e n ty o r th irty
hours.
C y c le C h a ir fo r t h e A m e e r.
A s tra n g e vehicle, called a cycle c h air
h a s been c o n stru c te d In L ondon foi
th e A m eer o f A fg h a n ista n . It consist/
o f a m in ia tu re c a rria g e body, uphol
sto re d lu g re en m orocco a n d em ltazon
ed w ith th e A m e er's a rm s. T h is it
p lac ed in fro n t of tw o p a ra lle l bicycle«
to be p ropelled by a tte n d a n ts , a n d li
ste ere d b y a sm a ll w heel in fro n t. Holea
a re m ad e In th e floor, th ro u g h w blcl
th e A m eer can e x erc ise h is legs on tre e
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sound w hen p u t lu th e re w ill he little
( A T A H K I I C A N N O T I t 1C C U K K I )
No m ore a n im a l Is m ore likely to
o r uo rot w h en th ey a re ta k e n o u t of
su ffe r from lack of w a te r th a n is th e
W i t h LOCAL A P P L I C A T I O N S , a s t h e y c a n n o t
th e ir w iu te r q u a rte rs .
r e a c h t h e s e a t t>f t h e d is e a s e . C a t a r r h is a
hog. T h is Is m ain ly b e ca u se th is sto ck
b l o o d o r c o n s t i t u t i o n a l d is e a s e , a n d in o r d e r to
is o fte n fed m ilk o r sw ill, th e la tte r
A b o u t D o c to r in g F o w ls.
c u r e it y o u m u s t t a k e i n t e r n a l r e m e d i e s . H a l l ’s
C a t a r r h C u r e is t a k e n i n t e r n a l l y , a n d a c ts d i ­
W illie It u n d o u b ted ly Is u n p ro fita b le u su a lly h a v in g m ore o r less sa lt in it,
r e c t ly o n t h e b l o o d a n d m u c o u s s u r f a c e s . H a l l ’s
to d o c to r very sick fow ls, It is a d v is a b le a n d b oth u tte rly unfit to ta k e th e p lace
C a t a r r h C u r e is no t a q u a c k m e d i c i n e . It was
p r e s c r i b e d l>y o n e of t h e b es t p h y s i c i a n s in ti ns
F a tte n in g hogs especially
to tr e a t slig h t cases, o r r a th e r d ise a se s of w a ter.
c o u n t r y for y ea rs , a n d is a r e g u l a r p r e s c r i p ­
lu th e first sta g e . S uch a ilm e n ts like sh o u ld be g iv en a ll th e w a te r th ey will
t i o n . it is compose«! of t h e h««st t o n i c s k n o w n ,
c o m b i n e d w i t h t h e b«*st bl«»od p u r i f i e r s , a c t i n g
colds, s o n 1 head, la m e n ess from c ra n q is d rin k , n s It k eep s th em from becom ing
d irectly on th e m u c o u s surfaces. T h e perfect
fe v erish , w hich in ju re s th e q u a lity of IN GUARANTEED ORDER..
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c o m b i n a t i o n o f t h e tw o i n g r e d i e n t s is w h a t o r rh e u m a tis m , etc., can b e easily tre a t-
p r o d u c e s s u c h w o n d e r f u l ef f ec ts i n c u r i n g
ed, a n d It Is a d v is a b le to do so, b u t th e ir pork.
C a t a r r h . S e m i for t e s t i m o n i a l s , free .
1-1 H. P. Hercules, Gas or Gasoline.
K. J.cilK N I.\ ,( i ' ii ., Props., Toledo, O. w hen th ese tro u b le s tu rn into roup,
F a r m N ote*.
Bold by d r u g g i s t s , p r i c e 75c.
1-2 H. P. Hercules, Gas or Gasoline.
ch o lera, liv e r tro u b le s, a n d o th e r con­
H a l l ’s F a m i l y P i l l s a r e t h e b e s t
If tre e s a re p ru n e d p ro p e rly w hile
tag io u s d iseases, th en It Is fa r b e tte r
1-2 H. P. Regan, Gas or Gasoline.
y o u n g th e n e c e ssity o f c u ttin g off la rg e
T h e lig h t of th e m oon is o n ly ab o u t to kill th e p a tie n t. It m u st not be fo r­
1-3 H. P. Oriental, Gas or Gasoline.
lim b s w ill be a v o id e d .
one-six h u n d re d th o u s a n d th th a t of th e g o tte n th a t p o u ltry a n d eggs a re food
1-4 H. P. Otto, Gas or Gasoline.
T h e first m o n th of m ilk in g w ill d e ­
for us. a n d d ise a se d p o u ltry a n d eggs
sun.
1-4 H. P. Pacific, Gas or Gasoline.
a rc a s d a n g e ro u s a s d ise ased b eef o r cid e th e q u e stio n of w h e th e r th e h e ife r
1-6 H. P. Hercules, Gas or Gasoline.
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e ra d ic a te d from th e sy ste m , a n d we m an y v a rie tie s o f ap p le s. If fo r hom e
will not e at su ch m eat, no m a tte r use th e y sh o u ld l>e tim e d to com e iu a t
how a p p a re n tly c u red th e fo w ls m ay a ll se a so n s; b u t fo r m a rk e t too m any
lie. X e tlth e r w ill we o at eg g s laid by k in d s w ill m ak e a g re a t d eal o f tro u ­
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ease. Yet iu th is p a rtic u la rr how c a re ­ d e g re e o f benefit. Let n e ith e r th e e a r ­ San Francisco, Cai...
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Gas, Gasoline and Oil Engines, 1 to 200 H. P.
th a n o n e o r tw o v a rie tie s.
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All m ac h in ery , w agons, etc., th a t a re
M a k in g a W a g o n Rnx,
n o t u n d e r s h e lte r w ill be ex p o sed to
T h e first th in g to do is to fit th e b o t­ sn o w s a n d ra in s, a n d c o n se q u en tly re n ­
M a k e m o n e y by s u o
c e ss f ul s p e c u l a t i o n in
tom b o a rd s. C u t them a few in eh e s d e re d a lm o st w o rth le s s for use lu th e
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sp rin g . If it is c h e a p e r to buy new
; m a r g i n s . F o r t u n e s h a v e b e e n m a d e on a s m a l l
lahed, a n d s a w off th e e n d s a f te r w hole tools e v e ry y e a r th e n th e re is a n e x ­
b e g i n n i n g by t r a d i n g in f u t u r e s . W r i t e fo r
Is p u t to g eth e r. I*o not try to econo­ c u se fo r n eg le ctin g th e tools, b u t It is
I full p a r t i c u l a r s . Best of r e f e r e n c e g i v e n . Fev-
vr
a i y e a r s ’ e x p e r i e n c e o n t h e C h i c a g o H o a r d of
m ize by u sin g less th a n six good sid e
Ts a deep-seated blood disertc^ «ghich T r a d e , a n d a t h o r o u g h k n o w l e d g e of t h e bu s i-
\ X / i t h a b v tte r unilvrM trad in g o f th e stra p * , o r going w ith o u t roda, fo r th e g e n e ra lly th e c a se th a t th e f a n n e r
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o f Tr a ti e B r o k er s . Offices i n P o r t l a n d , O r e g o n ,
m e n ts h a s b u t little in te re s t lu his can n o t cure. S .S .S . (g u a ra n teed p u re ly a n d S p o k a n e , W a s h .
ica l Ilia, wrliieh v a n ish la-fore p ro p e r e f­
vegetable ) is a real blood rem edy for
fo rt* —g e n tle e f f o r ts —p le a sa n t e ffo rts — et.v us to be n c o n s ta n t ar* io y an ce. fa rm .
blood diseases and has no equal.
r ig h tly d irec te d . T h e re is c o m fo rt in B assw ood, a c c o rd in g to th e W este rn
A re p u re b re e d s h ig h ? T ills m ay be
Mrs. Y. T. P u ck , of D elaney, A rk., had
th e k n o w le d g e, t h a t so m a n y fo rm s of IT ow m an. Is th e b e st m a te ria l, a ll c o n sid ere d by e x a m in in g th e m eth o d s
S crofula «or tw enty-five y ears a n d m ost
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tio n of th e a y tte m , w hich th e p le a s a n t d u ra b le . E lm d o e s very w ell fo r b o t­ c o n ta in s a n y b u t choice b eef r a ttle , a s doctors w ho could not reliev e h er. A I I s W» aring qualities are unsurpassed, actually
fam ily la x a tiv e , N y ritp o f Figs, p ro m p t­
th e fa rm e rs e n d e a v o r to excel lu choice
sp e c ia list s a i d he I o u t l a s t i n g tw o bo xes of any o f er brand. Free
m a l o i l s . <; ► T T U B H E v U f N I .
ly rem oves. T h a t is n by it is th e o nly tom b o a rd s, if th e rig h t k ind o f elm beef. A lth o u g h th e E n g lish fa rm e rs
could c u re h er. but j fr om A n i FOR
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b o d y t h e f e e t c - e * w h ic h p r o
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rem edy a t last. S h e says: “ A fter t a k ­
a n d th e ay etem Is re g u la r, la x a tiv e s or Is d u ra b le , b u t too h e av y to reco m ­ g ra d e s. T h e d iffere n ce b e tw ee n 3 a n d in g one dozen b o ttle s of S.S.S. I am
o th e r re m e d ie s art* th e n n o t needed, if m end. P in e m ake* a lig h t, nice box, 4 c e n ts p e r p ound is b u t 1 c en t, b u t it perfectly w ell, m y sk iu is clear
• r e th e O ne T h i n g to o e e .
afflicted w ith a n v a c tu a l d ise ase, one b u t Is m ore e x p e n siv e In sonic lo calities re p re s e n ts «2.5« on a 25D-pound hog
. ? " '» « " • 'or a Dos*.
m ay he com m ended to th e m ost sk illfu l th a n m ost o th e r lu n iN 'r. a n d not aa O nly th e “e x tra c h o ic e" b rin g s th e am i h e a lth y a n d I" w ould not be in
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in m y system , lik e th e p otash a n d
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