Newberg graphic., July 16, 1897, Image 4

TOPICS FOR FARMERS
A D E P A R T M E N T P R E P A R E D FO R
' the number or eggs, opinions are about
equally divided. Perhaps tbe answer
to either question depends more upon
the breed than upon any particular
food. Tbe Ideal food for laying hens as
given by a prominent fancier is as fol­
lows: “ The combination of 30 pounds
of corn, 15 pounds oi oats, 10 pounds of
wheat, 10 pounds of barley and 15
pounds of wheat bran, thoroughly mix­
ed, gives the largest number of eggs
possible. This Is used as the morning
soft food, with 25 per cent, of meat
food, the afternoon feed being mixed
grains.”
W EEKLY
M ARKET
W i l l In ■ G r a v e .
LETTER .
Duwnlng, Hopkins A Company's Review
of Trade.
A G A S O L IN E H O IS T IN G
E N G IN E .
Almost a parallel to the Jacob Z. D a­
vis will discovery tarns up in Indiana, It Doe* the W o r k of the Steam Engine
Better and With Lets Cost.
for after lying in a man’s coffin for
nearly 30 years, a will has been ex­
The use of gas and gasoline engines
humed at Leavenworth, in that state, in mines and tor all power purposes is
and its terms are liable to increase a very much on the increase. New uses
troublesome litigation among the heirs for them are being found every day.
of the man who had the document bur­ They are being used quite extensively
ied witli bim.
for pumping, for hoisting, and for other
Jacob Kissingen was the man. The work in mining. Mr. \V. F. Patrick
w ill was found hv accident, because I lias an article in a recent number of the
when Kissingen died, although the w ill New York Engineering and Mining
was believed to have been made, no Journal giving experience with a gaso­
body coul<j find it,. So the heirs went line hoisting engine at the Southern
to law and have been at it for three Eureka mines in Utah. Mr. Patrick
decades.
says:
A few days ago a dispute arose which
“ We have had the engine in use for
could he cleareil up by the family B i­ some time, and liave found it highly
ble. So the old grave was opened anil satisfactory and in the highest degree
tiie book taken out. It was in a good economical. We are engaged in sink­
state of
preservation, and, when ing, and of coarse only hoisting inter­
opened, to the surprise of everyone, dis­ mittently. Our engine is rated at 25-
closed the old man’s will.
liorsepower, and hoists a load of 1,100
By the terms of the document found pounds from a depth of 275 feet in 45
in tli« grave the property of Kissingen seconds. Our consumption of gasoline
was divided equally among five chil­ lias averaged only 0.7 gallons per hour.
dren, one of them a resident of Ger­ The amount of water used in cooling
many, ami born of Kissingen's first the cylinders is very small, as large
wife. And this is where the new trou­ galvanized iron cooling tanks are pro­
ble begins. None of the four American vided with the engine, and only enough
heirs ever heard of the father’s first water is required to replenish what is
marriage, and not one of them guessed lost l>y evaporation. In many of our
that he had a brother in Europe.
Western mining districts water for a
The German heir, of course, has steam plant would cost as much or more
been in ignorance, too, of the exist­ than the fuel.
ence of his American brothers, and the
“ The engine is provi(> , with elec­
property and money bequeathed to him. tric ami torch igniters, both of which
I f lie presses his claim now, it is said work very satisfactorily.
One man
that tiie four brothers who live here can, by means of the self-starter, easily
will have quite a hole in their purses start the engine alone; after starting it
when they pay him what is his by his requires no attention, except to see that
father’ s will.
the oil cups are feeding properly.
Ice-ltroHkiiix Ship*.
“ By means of the operating levers
Vice-Admiral Makarow, of the Rus­ near the shaft, one man can hoist,
sian navy, has been studying the] con dump the buckets, run out the waste,
struct ion and use of powerful ice-break­
ing ships. At a recent meeting of the
Imperial Geographical Society at St. |
Petersburg he expressed the beilef
that with two such ships, each of
10,000 horsepower, acting together, a
line of free water communication could
be kept open in winter to the port of j
St. Petersburg, anil he added that they
could even force their way through the
glacial ocean if the thickness of the ice
A Hercules Hoisting Engine .
did not exceed 12 feet.
Influence of W a r on Tojr*.
Don’t
W ithin the past lew weeks a Ger­
man factory which makes lead toy sol­
diers, has received so many orders for i waste stamps.
Save up
Tnrkish and Greek soldiers lor next
Christmas that it announces through your Schilling's Best ytWow
the European press its inability to fill
any more orders this year. The makers tea-tickets, and send several
o l toy uniforms, games, pictures and guesses for
that missing
similar toys are also running overtime,
making specialties illustrating the word in one envelope.
Turco-Greek war. Even the textile in­
Schilling's Best money-
dustries are preparing to reap the gold­
en harvest and material of every im­ back tea, at your grocer’s.
aginable description in Turkish and
Greek designs is being manufactured in
Rules of contest published in large
large quantities.
advertisement about the first and middle
of each month.
a i 6
Outside of some little manipulation
July options, markets were dull and
fairly steady last week. Spring wheat
in the Northwest is above the average,
F a n n u V B o y * Should Be Ta ught
both as to quality and acreage sown.
Self-R elia nc e from In fa n c y — Plan t
The whole Southwest from Kansas City
Treea—A Balance for the Grlndatune
to Galveston is feeling elated over the
• F e e d i n g Do wn Y o u n g Grain .
crop of winter wheat. The Kansas
hard wheat is of a tine quality. Texas
Boys on the Fa rm .
has a big crop.
I am acquainted with au Instance
Proctor Taylor, the well-known m il­
where a certain fanner brought hia boy
ler of Quincy, III., and member of the
Q u a c k ti ru M * o n B u n d y S o i l ,
up Juat as you would train a colt. He
Chicago board of trade, has just re­
It Is very difficult to rid sandy soil
was never allowed to exercise the least
turned from a trip to Oklahoma, where
SOl.N U REA SONS FOIt A P P R O V A L .
amount of Judgment In unythlug per­ of either quack grass or of Its equal he has been to see for himself about
pest,
the
Canada
thistle,
because
where
taining to farm mattera. In fact, be
the likelihood of getting a quantity of
There are several cogent reasons why the
was a mere machine. When the boy there Is no hard sultsoll the roots run soft red wheat for his mill. The result
medical profession recommend and the public
was 18 his father was stricken down too deeply for the plow to bring them of his inquiries and observations on the
prefer Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters above the
ordinary cathartics. It does not drench and
with a lingering disease, but still the up. The sandy soil is also so porous spot was, in Hia opinion, that Oklaho­
weaken the bowels, but assists rather than
Easily. Quickly, Permanently Restored
latter persisted In pursuing the course and lias so little vegetable mould that ma would raise between 20,000,000
forces nature to act; it is botanic and safe; its
action is never preceded by an internal earth­
Weakness, Nervousness, D ebility,
o f training his boy. He planned every­ the quack roots do not die quicklv, and 25,000,000 bushels of excellent
quake like that produced bv a drastic purga­
nnd a ll the train of e vil«
thing until three weeks before his even If not allowed to send up shoots. quality wheat unless his information is
tive. For forty-five years past it lias been a
from early erro r« o r later
household
remedy
for
liver,
stomach
and
kid­
excesses ; the results of
Hut
on
land
wholly
destitute
of
v
e
g
e
­
death. To-day his boy knows but little
largely astray on acreage. He saw a
overwork, sickness, w or­
ney trouble.
ry, etc.
l u l l strength,
more than au Infant about laying out table matter, It is hardly worth while field threshed that yielded 43 bushels to
developm ent and tone
to get rid of quack. It will keep a soil the acre, and returns of 35 and 38
There are two business men in an
his work.
I given to every organ
and
portion
o f the body.
English town named I. Came and II. E.
As soon as the boy Is 12 years old his and prevent the sand from blowing, bushels were quite frequent. His ob­
’Simple, natural methods.
Went.
Immediate improvement
training should begin. Show him that which Is difficult to do with any of I he servation was confined to the line of the
Been. Failure impossible.
he Is of more consequence than a ma­ cultivated grasses or with clover.
Santa Ke Railroad, an lie said only the
2.000 reference«. Book,
C
A
N
BE
explanation
nnd p ro o f«
chine, that he Is put here to think, plun
best farmers— those having threshing
m ailed (sealed) froc.
SAVED
F a r m Notes.
and carry out work. Give him a piece
facilities of their own — had yet
The
c r a v in g tor d rin k is a disease, a m a rvelo u s
Poor hay makes a poor feed. The
cu re for w h ich has been d is c o v e re d c a lled ••Anti-
of ground and teach him the first rudi­
threshed their wheat, but withal he
J a g ,” w h ich m akes the in eb ria te lose a ll taste for
time of cutting and manner of curing
came to the above conclusion as to the
ments of farming, letting him see all
stro n g d rin k w ith ou t k n o w in g w h y. us it cau be
are Important Items as regards qual­
g iv e n se c re tly in tea, coffee, soup and the like.
Special Rates
the while that he is working for him
total yield.
I f “ A n ti- J a g ” is not kept b y y o u r d ru ggist send
TO CLUBS.
on e d o lla r to the R e n o v u C h em ical Do.. f>fi B r o a d ­
self. As he grows older, give him a colt ity-
The Minneapolis Market Record of
w a y . N e w Y o rk , and it w ill be sent postpaid, in
While mistakes do not always result June 28 says: The prospect for wheat
We carry the most complete line of Gymnasium
or a cow, and let him raise stock for
w rapi
ami Athletic Goods on the Coast.
secretly. I n f o r m a t i o n m a i l e d f r e e .
himself. Then take him Into confidence In loss, It Is as important to know how in the Northwest is not impaired dur­
SUIT* A i d UNIFORMS MADE TO ORDER.
as to the buying and selling of farm to avoid mistakes as to he successful.
ing the past week. Tbe growth is very
Send for Our Athletic Catalogue.
In 1895 statistics of visitors to Paris
produce, and occasionally let him man­
One of the surest ways of killing out heavy and the head is forming. By
were kept by the police, to whom pro­
W I L L & FINCK CO.,
age the farm for a day or so. Above noxious weeds Is to cut them off close opening the straw it is found that the
prietors of hotels and boarding houses 818 8iO M arket St.. Sau Francisco, Cal.
all, be patient with him. Nothing dis­ to the top of the ground as fast as they heads are of unusual length. There is
hail to make returns. These statistics
No. 2 9 , ' 9 7 .
nothing now in sight to prevent a large
courages the average boy more thnn show up.
were:
English, 43,373; Americans,
/ H E N w r i t i n g t o a d v e r tis e r a , p l e a «
yield.
It
is
to
be
borne
in
mind
that
fault-finding, which makes him grad­
There Is a fairly good demand In ;
’i l t i o n t h i -4 p a p e r .
42,817; Germans, 86,242.
\\
ually lose all confidence In his ability to market for well matured animals of there is yet time for many accidents.
If
no
accident
happens
to
it
there
work. Good Judgment, patience and medium size that are In a good thrifty
ought to be more than 200,000,000
self-control will train your boy so that, condition.
bushels harvested in Minnesota and
when at last you are unable to run the
It Is Impossible to feed cattle with
old farm, you will have some one who profitable results that have been si unt­ the Dakotas. Allowing 60,000,000 for
can easily assume the entire manage­ ed during the early stages of their ex­ the other spring states and about 30,-
000,000 of winter wheat, which is now
ment In everything and do credit to his istence.
practically assured, and the outlook is
parent’s early training.—Orange Judd
WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO THE
Keep up the cultivation until the for a crop for this country of 676,000,-
Farmer.
EXCLUSIVE USE OP THE WORD “ C A S T O R IA ’’ AND
crop« can be considered as made. 000 buckets of wheat. The question of
“ P IT C H E R ’S C A S T O R IA ,” AS OUR T R A D E ’ MARK.
P la n t Trees.
There Is little risk of giving too much price is also promising, for with the
S A M U E L PITCHER, o f Hyannis, Massachusetts,
I, D R . SAMUEL
If you happen to live on the prairie cultivation; the opposite Is generally small stocks to he carried forward, in
where you have no woodlot, suppose the case.
was tiie originator o f "P IT C H E R ’S CASTORIA," the same
all countries, the new crop will go
you make the experiment of planting
II<»r*«4 r o w e r of Lightning.
more quickly into consumption anil
and in such work as ours, or at small
that has borne and docs now
on every
a few trees. Some yards even are bare
Mouth C a r o l i n a 's W i l d llenst*.
leave small surplus to be carried over
A recent thunder storm in the neigh­ mines, have time to do the tool sharp­
of trees. Shade la grateful In the hot
bear the fa c s im ile signature o f
wrapper.
I f a circle be described with the to another crop.
borhood of Berlin afforded an opportu­ ening and timber framing.
weather and you owe It to your wife Charleston city hall as n center and a
nity of measuring precisely the power I “ The machinery is noiseless and
This is the origin a l "P IT C H E R ’S CASTORIA," which has been
and children to at once beautify and radius of fifteen or twenty miles, there
T o rt -l ui id M a r k e t s .
of a flash of lightning. The experi- j safe. The gasoline tank is placed out-
used
in the homes o f the mothers o f A m erica fo r over th irty
cool the yard with trees. Get a few may lx- found within Its limits at least
Wheat— Walla Walla, 6U@67e; Val­ uienters took as a basis the amount of I side the engine loom, underground, and
thrifty young maples and set them twenty-live different species of wild ley, 68c per bushel.
years.
LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is
iron fused by a flash of lightning, and below the level of the engine bed, and
along the road In front of the house. animals, several of them In sufficient
Flour— West grades, (3.60 @3.60 according to the statement wiiicfli they the gasoline is drawn up as needed by
the kin d yon have alivays bought
// $/? , x; *“ on the
Put In one good white elm where It numlHMW to make their capture for the grahram, (3.26; superfine, (2.25 pet have published, the power of a flash of a small pump placed on one side of the
a
n
d
h
a
s
t
h
e
s
i
g
n
a
t
u
r
e
o
f
/■& & & & ! wrap­
will shade the yard and porch (light­ sake of their skills a profitable employ­ barrel.
lightning is on an average equivalent engine. This arrangement prevents all
ning Is not so partial to the elm us to ment, says the Charleston News and
per. Mo one has authority fro m me to use m y name except
Oats— Choioo white, 38(si40c; choice to 7,000 horsepower.
possibility of an explosion. In fact, I
some other trees) put a frame around Courier. The list consists of the black gray, 87 @ 39c per bushel.
consider it safer and more economical
The Centaur Company o f which Chas. H. Fletcher is
H O I T T ’S SCHOOL.
them to protect them, and In a few bear, the bay lynx or wildcat, the gray
Barley— Feed barley, (16 @ 16.50;
than steam, and when the hoisting is
President.
*
years you will be surprised at the fox, the Virginia deer, the raccoon, the brewing, (18@19 per ton.
One of the best schools for boys on this coast done, it can be shut down and there is
in cherK*’ ot ex-state Superintendent Ira q.
amount of pleasure you will all get '(losHiim, the gray ruhldt, tin- swamp
M
arch
8,
1897.
— <%«,/>,
Millstuffs— Bran, (13.60 per ton; | is
llnltt, I'h. It., at Burlingame, San Mateo county, absolutely no consumption of fuel and
out of It.
rabbit, the pole-cat or skunk, the mink, middlings, (21; shorts, (15.50.
accredited.
no possible danger of explosion.”
D o N ot B e Deceived.
Then, If you have a spare sandy, the Canada otter, the fox squirrel
Hay— Timothy, ( 10@ 18.50; clover,
The illustration given herewith
A single polypus has been cut into
Do not endanger the life o f your child by accepting a cheap substitute
low-lying corner that Is not good for (three varieties!, the Carolina gray (11.50@ 12.50; California wheat, (10@ 124 parts, and eucli in time became a shows a type of engine very much in
which some druggist may offer you (because he makes a few more pennies
much else, you might put It to good squirrel, the flying squirrel, four spe­ 12; do out, (11; Oregon wild buy, (9 @
use in mines throughout California,
perfeot animal.
use by pluntlng a lot of cottonwoods cies of rats, four species of mice, and 10 per ton.
on it), the ingredients of which e ve n lie docs not know.
.
Oregon, Idaho, Arizona, Mexico, Utah,
there. You won’t mlsa the ground and three species of ground mole or sh re««.’
Pisu’s Cure for Consumption lias saved Montana, Nevada, etc. It is hulit by
EgcH— 13c per dozen.
;
me
large
doctor
bills.—C.
L.
Baker,
4228
“ T h e Kind Y ou H ave A lw a y s B o u g h tir
In a few years the value of the wood All these are found In considerable
Butter— hancy creamery, 80@85o, j KeBellf 8q ..Philadelphia, Pa ..Dec . 8, ’»> the Hercules Gas Engine Works, of San
for light fuel »-111 more than repay numbers, while some, even of the larg­ fai tr to good, 25c; dairy, 20(a25c per [
BEARS T H E FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE OF
----------------- -——
Francisco, in all sizes, from two to two
your trouble.
A man in a balloon four miles above hundred horsepower. The engines are
er and more Important, are very abund­ roll.
• Of course you will not forget the Im­ ant.
Cheese— Oregon,
llj^ o ;
Young the earth can plainly hear the barking built extra heavy, the hoisting drum
portance of putting out some fruit
In addition to these, tbe common seal America, 12Jtfc> California, 9@10c per of a dog.
being the same base as the engine, and
trees. Three or four dollars will give Is an occasional, though rare, visitor in pound.
geared direct. The levers operating
H O W ’S THIS?
you enough cherry, apple and crnb the harbor, while the panther, the
Poultry— Chickens, mixed, ( 2@2.S0
the hoist are positive in action, and are
Insist on H aving
trees to supply your family needs In beaver awl the wolf have become ex­ per dozen; broilers, (1 (it 1.25; geese, (2
Wo offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for within easy control of the operator.
the course of three or four years; and tinct In this circuit within one or two @4; ducks, ( 2.50@3.50 per dozen; any ease of Cwtarrh that cannot be cured by About three thousand of these engines
T h e Kind T h at N e v e r Failed Y ou .
Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
by Judicious repetition of the process generations the latter having been turkeys, live, 10c per pound.
T H « C t N T AU R C O M P A N Y 7 7 M U R R A Y S T R C C T , N C W V O R Á CI TY.
are in use in different parts of the
F. J. CHENEY Si CO., Props., Toledo, O.
We, tbe undersigned, liave known F. J. country, and in every instance have
It will not be long before you will have killed within thirty miles of the city
Potatoes.— Oregon Burbanks, 40@
for tbe la«= t 15 years, and believe him
a thrifty orchard which will prove to In the memory of men now living. If 50c per sack; sweets, (2.75 per cental Cbenev
perfectly honorable in all business trasactions, demonstrated their superiority over
lie the most profitable spot on the farm. we extend our circle to Include the lim­ for Merced; new potatoes, (1.00® 1.10 and financially able to carry out any obliga­ any other power for the purpose used.
tion made by their firm.
Select a gentle southern slope If you its of the Stale, we must enlarge our per cental.
W e s t Si TRUAX,
They are also made to burn distillate
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
have one, and If not, do the next best list by eight or ten inert» species, such
Onions— California, new, red, 90o@
R E A S O N S F O R U S IN G
oil, which reduces the fuel cost very
W a l d i n o , K i n n a n vt M a r v i n ,
thing.
ns the red fox, the woodchuck or (1 ; yellow, (1.25 per cental.
Wholesale Druggists, Tsledo, O.
materially, and where water and fuel
Hall’s Catarrh (.'lire is taken internally, act­
Hops— 7 @ 7 '»o |ier pound for new
ground hog, the muskrat, the ground
ITnlunce fo r Grindstone«.
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur­ are scarce, the saving in these items
faces of the svstem. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold quite often enables the property to be
One of the most satisfactory little squirrel, and several others, while the crop; 1896 crop, 4c.
Wool— Valley, 10@12)jC per pound; by all druggists. Testimonials free.
worked where otherwise the expense at­
Improvements I have lately made Is a panther, wolf and Itenver may possibly
Hall’s family pills are the best.
tendant upon operating a steam engine
balance on my grindstone. I turn witli he still found very rarely in the wild Eastern Oregon, 6<g8!gc; mohair, 19(4
20o per pound.
Knnaia has 41,800 public schools, would preclude iL
a treadle, operated by my foot, and regions of tbe Hint» ltldgc.
Mutton— Gross, best sheep, wethers while Germany, with only half the
this balance not only makes the stone
T h e B e h a v i o r o f the Ja pan es e.
Not an Official Day.
and ewes, 2 ',c ; dressed mutton, 4 1 u (<$ population, has 59,000 schools, with
1. Because it is absolutely pure.
turn easier, but also make« It run
The Japanese are as courteous ns 6c; spring lambs, 6@7 per ponnd.
The governor of Illinois is not re­
nearly three times as many pupils as
much steadier. To make the balance,
2. Because it is not nude by the so-called Dutch Frocess in
they are theatrical anti artistic. Their
Hogs—
Gross,
choice
heavy,
(
1;
light
quired
to
work
on
Sunday.
It
seems
the Russian.
which chemicals are used.
I got n piece of Iron about five-eighths
courtesy and their art are very closely
strange that such a question should
of an Inch thick, SMi Inches wide and allied. Their keen sense of courtesy, nnd feeders, (2.50@3; dressed, i(:t(eh
3. Because beans o f the linest quality are used.
A now method of testing the hard­
4.25
per
100
pounds.
liave been raised. But it came before
10 Inches long. Had blacksmith punch
4. Because it is made by a method which preserves unimpaired
awl their unflagging practice of It, has,
Beef— Gross, top steers, (3.50; cows ness of steel balls has been devised. tiie supreme court with reference to
a hole In Iron 2V4 Inches from one end, 1 believe, ns much to do with the quiet­
the exquisite natural flavor and odor of the beans,
The
balls
are
dropped
from
a
fixed
(2.50@3; dressed beef, 5 @ 6 l„c per
figuring up tiie time allowed him by
of size to lit on grindstone shaft, on
5. Because it is the most economical, costing less than one cent
height on a plate glass set at an angle;
ness and titncsH of their funerals as ponnd.
the constitution in which to act upon
a cup.
end opposite trendle. It should Is* put
has their line artistic instinct. They
Veal— Large, 3; small, 4@ 4t„o per if properly tempered they rebound bills after the adjournment of the gen­
Be sure that you Ret the genuine article made by WALTER
on so that long end of Iron would lie
into
one
rceptacle,
and
if
they
are
too
an- as a nation eveu prouder and more pound.
eral
assembly.
The
supreme
court
has
BAKER
&
CO. Ltd., Dorche.ter, Mass. Established I7NO.
opposite the little crank that treadle Is studious, I think, of their courtesy
soft, they drop into another.
decided that Sundays are not official
Noftltl« Markets.
fastened to,.so that when trendle Is thnn of their artistic excellence. "Cry
days.
Butter— Fancy
native
creamery,
being pressed down by the foot the
It; It will do you good!” 1 said once to
D*Aumale*g Three Wills.
long end will be going up, and when a poor Japanese woman, who, crouch­ brick, 17c; ranch, 10@l2c.
Cheese— Native Washington, 10@
the treadle Is going up the weight of ing hcsldc her dying husband, was con­
So rich was the Due d’Aumalo that
Iron will lie going down and help raise trolling herself with an effort that lie ; California, 9 ’40.
lie had to make three wills to properly
Eggs— Fresh rune, 14 (it 15c.
trendle. thus forming n balance. Far­
provide for the disposition of his prop­
would. I feared, make tier III. She laid
Poultry— Chickens, live, per pound,
mers’ Unlou.
erty. One of them relates exclusively
her little, slim, brown linger upon her
hens, 11® 12c; spring chickens, (2.60
to that part of his property which is in
Planttnir Cue-uni e r . In R l d . p . ,
trembling, nil Up awl shook her head,
And consider that in addressing Mrs.
France, while the other deals with the
Instead of planting cucumber seed then whispered; “ It might disturb @3.50; ducks, (4 @5.
Vinklmra
you
are
confiding*
your
private
A ll the fains that man suffers
Wheat— Feed wheat, (25 per ton.
in hills where the roots of a dozen or him." "Cry; It will do you good!" 1
ills to a woman—a woman whose ex­ wealth deposited in England, possibly
from are tlv rjiult-of weakness. The
Oats—
Choice,
per
ton,
(20;
feed
(21
from
motives
of
precaution.
more plants will crowd each other, we said (lie next day when the man was
perience in treating woman's diseases
nerves are weak or the muscles are
@ 22 .
long ago learned that It Is much better dead, awl sin- seemed almost prostrate
is greater than that of any living phy­
weak. If neither of these, the vital
The latest estimate of the population
Corn—
Whole,
(20;
cracked,
per
ton,
to plant the seed In ridges only very with grief and over-enforced self-con­
sic i an, male or female.
functions need strength. What is
of tiie globe has been made by M d’
slightly raised above the soli around trol. "It would lx» most rude to make ( 20; feed meal, (20 per ton.
better than electricity, which fills
You can talk freely to a woman when | Amfreville, who places it at 1,479,729,-
Barley— Rolled or ground, per ton,
them. In the ridges the seed may be a hideous noise lx»fore the sacred
lt is revolting to relate your private 000. Tiie number of inhabitants to the
every part of the body with new
(19; whole, (18.60.
put live to six Inches apart. I f some dead,” came the Roft reply.
troubles to a man; besides, a man does square mile in Asia is 48; in Africa,
vitality every day ?
Fresh
Meats—
Choice
dressed
beef,
of the vines are attacked by the cucum­
not understand, simply because he is a
15; in America, 8; in Oceanica, and
steers,
6
1
4>
’
;
cows,
6c;
mutton
sheep,
T
h
e
M
u
k
l
n
g
o
f
a
IHctlonary.
ber beetle others will escape, while It
man.
the polar regions, 8; in Australia, 1.
The flrst live letters of the alphabet 6 l4c; |xirk, 0 l4c; veal, small, 6@ 7.
Is rarely that a hill Is attacked without
The yearlv increase of the population
MRS. H N K IIA M ’S STANDING
Fresh
Fish—
Halibut.
8@4o;
salmon,
losing all the plants In It. Cucumbers have now lx»cn finished In the new and
of the earth is about 5 to every 1,000.
IN V IT A T IO N .
thus grown are much less likely to dry monumental Oxford Dictionary. An 4(45c; salmon trout, 7(410c; flounders
At this rate the population doubles
ami sole, 8@4; ling coad, 4@5; rook
Women suffering from any form of
out late In the season than if planted Interesting table which has been pre
Have von tried it. No, or you wouldn’ t suffer from pain of anv kind
every 139 years.
pared shows the numtier of words glv cod, 60; smelt, 3@4c.
In hills.- Ex.
female weakness are invited to promptly
’I suffered misery from pain in my back. Dr. Sanden’ s Belt cured
on tinder those letters to lx- 89.601, Of
A
lady
while
traveling
from
Tyrone
communicate with Mrs. Pinkham, at
**n Franrlaro Markrti.
me in three weeks. I would not part with mv belt for any mouev,” savs
Feedlna P- wn Yonnir Ora's.
these (16,254 are main words, 1U, 15(1
J. E. Allison, 208 North Ninth street, Portland.
Wtxd— Choice foothill, 9 @ llc ; San Lynn, Mass. A ll letters are re­ to Altoona, Pa., had her pocket picked
On very rich land spring grain Is apt
are special combinations explained tin­ Joaquiu, 6 months' 8@10c; do year’s ceived, opened, read, and answered by in a ear, and she was hustled off miles
It cores alt kinds of pain and weakness. The steady, soothing current
to grow too rank and Its straw will
der main words, and 13.181 arc sitlsir staple, 7@9o; mountain, 10@ 12c; Ore­ women only. A woman can freely from her destination liecause she had
from it brings life to the weakened nerves and muscles. Call and see it
break down before the grain Is tilled,
illnntc words. An analysis of the main gon, 10@ 12c per pound.
talk of her private illness to a woman. not money to pay her fare. There were
or get the book with information, free.
making the entire crop a failure. It
words brings out that -17.78(1 are In
fourteen men who witnessed the act,
Thus has been established the eternal
Hops— 8(4 12o per pound.
Is on such cases that pasturing stock
current use, 15,052 are obsolete, and
Millstuffs — Middlings,
(16.50(4 confidence between Mrs. Pinkham and and not one of them had tl»e manliness
on spring grain may be a benetlt to
SAN DEN ELECTRIC BELT CO., *»» w „ . «
ingtnn S|., Fortland, Or.
2.5H1 art» alien. The figures Illustrate 20; California bran, (13(4 14.50 per the women of America which has never to lend her fifty cents.
the crop. We soy “ may lie" advised­
the Immense amount of lalxir Involved ton.
been broken. Out of the vast volume
tW n UTiting to Aderrtiwr plcn.c mention this paper.
ly, for the trampling of the plants In
The French minister of war recently
In the undertaking which I*r, Murray
Hay— Wheat, (8(4 11; wheat and o f experience which she has to draw
soft earth must always lie Injurious,
offered
a
prize
for
the
swiftest
bird
in
and his collt'Hgm'« have In hand.
oat.(7 (4 I0;oat ,(6 .50ot 8.60 river barley, from, it is more than possible that she
however great may lie the advantages
a flight from Periguottx to Paris— 310
(6(48; best barley, (0.50@S; alfalf;«, has gained the very knowledge that
of cropping olT Its surplus growth. The
A llo y al B ra ce let.
miles. There were 2746 entries and the
w
ill
help
your
case.
She
asks
nothing
(5(4
7
clover,
(6
@
8.
amount of feed that can lie secured by
winner did the distance in seven hours
A little story is told In connecting
in
return
except
your
good
w
ill,
and
Potatoes— New, in lx>xes, 40(460c.
feeding down sitting grain la very with a bracelet always worn by tbe
and 84 minutes.
Onions— New red, 60(4 70e; do new her advice has relieved thousands.
small. It may pay to pasture with Queen. It »n s given her by the Prince
Surely any woman, rich or poor. Is very
sheep, or even with calves which will Consort In the second year of their silverakin, 80(490 per cental.
Marie Theresa'* equestrian statue, re­
Fresh fruit— Apples, 35(4 35c per foolish if she does not take advantage cently unveiled by Emperor Francis Jo-
not seriously poach the soil. Hut bet­ marriage, and held In a medallion the
ter than this, on very rich land. Is to baity face >f tbe Prince of Wales. small box; do large box, 40(450e Royal o f this generous offer of assistance.
*cph. at Pressburg, is said to be the
Make money by s u c ­ first monument erected in Hungary to
run over the piece with a mower, cut­ When a third child » a s given to them apricots, 20 ;4 4t)e common cherries,
cor * a l
speculation in
15(43,V ; Royal Anne cherries, 26(435c
ting the leaves to within two Incto-s of
Chicago. We buy ami a sovereign of the Hapsburg line, which
the Queen had this picture removed per box; currants. (1.00(4 3.00 per
the ground. These leaves will not
i neat there oh m«tr- ha* ruled over the cot ntry for 371 IN GUARANTEED ORDER.
FOR SALE CHEAP
and carefully preserved, nnd that of chest; peaches, 3 5@ 60 e; pears, 20(4 *in* Fortunes liave been ma«le on a small
grow again, but their check while the
years.
the new tut by put In its place, and so
40c; cherry plums, 20(4 4Jc per Imx. full particulars, best ot reference < ven. Sev­
i - i H. P. Hercules, Gas or Gasoline.
root beneath Is rapidly growing will
on through all the royal line of Infants.
Near Boise City, Maho, 400 feet be­
icars experience on the Chicago Hoard of
Butter— Fancy creamery, 17 Qe; do eral
send up two shoots for one.—American Now the little daughter of the Duke of
1-2 H. P. Hercules. Gas or Gasoline.
Trade, and a thorough knots ledse of the busi-
seconds, 18(rf 17e; fancy dairy, 15(4 n r « IhoMiin*, Hopkins A Co., Chicago Board low the earth*« surface, there i* a §ub-
Cultivator.
1-2 H. P. Regan. Gas or Gasoline.
York smiles up in the face of the great lft’ ic;^xkl to choice. 18(4 14c |x»r pound. of Tra*ie Brokers Offices m Fortland, Oregon, t »rranean lake of hot water, of 170 de­
Spokane and Seattle, " aah.
1-3 H. P. Oriental. Gas or Gasoline.
grandmother front this love-token, at
gree* temperature.
It ha* pressure
F.ITect o f Food on Fas*.
Cheese— Fancy mild, new, 8c; fair
V W
W S » WWWWWW S f B f r g v s v *
•*4 H. P. Otto. Gas or Gasoline.
enough to ascend to the top floor of the
A systematic series of Inquiries in did her grandfather long years ago.
to good, 7(4 7 *,0 per pound.
* f * TIITH IhC .”
» ; w V C M , w L • D 'votBiifo
stave mou M always be J houses, and w ill be piped to them for
1-4 H. P. Pacific, G j s or Gasoline.
regard to the effect o.’ food upon the
Eggs— store, 101%@ I lc; ranch, 13@ k
Ab ou t Horses,
fur fllMrr« tevtfctnfr it *>. i he* the cfcibl.voft- 4
heating purposes.
* e i* ih.» gtmis, a lls * ' a l pati». cure*
eoltt and Ifi g
1-0 H. P. Hercules. Gas or Gasoline,
size of eggs, develops the fact that
Gray horses live longest, writes W 16c; Eastern, 12(4 13; duck, ISv ;x»r fc the h»M rent ext » f >r «tmrrhuNk. Twenty firs esenti a *
r i a t t i l e It ts the N s * o f «11.
A
moat feeders are very much In the dark W. l.ong; roan horse* nearly as long dozen.
i-to H. P. Hercules, Gas or Gasoline.
k â â A A a * a t a â â â f i f i â A a â â * f i * f l AM
The first public library in England
upon this subject. It has been foutd, Cream colored horses an» deficient It.
Citrus fruit— Navel
oranges, (1
was founded by the corporation of Lon­
l I’ T I It«: and r l l . K * cured; no pay un
State
Your
Wants
and
Write for Prices...
however, that the grains liave much »laying power, tsqxxdaJly In summer (4 2; seedlings, 75e.4fl.25; Mexican
til cured »end tor book Dw. MiSsniLO don some 300 years before the British
v a lta rin o . *a* Market *t.. Sen Franciaros
less effect In Increasing the size of eggs weather. Hays, on au average, are the linn»». (6.60(4 7; common lemons, 75c
museum was established.
Cromwell
than meats, bran and other nitrogenous lx-st. Horses with black linuft art- <91.50.
borrowed books from this institution
foods, but grains fed In excess will | strouger and tougher thnn other*.
and "forgot to return them.**
It took the Washington experts
40S-T Sansome Street
make the hen too fat, and her eggs
three weeks to count the cash in the :
will either be amall < * be retained until
1 er) f«»» girls iunior twenty are
We pay 1,500.000 a day to foreign San Francisco. Cal...
New York *ub-tr asurv. Tliev handled
abnormally large. A m to tbe effect «n tmougu to be polita
•hip owners for carrying toe goods sold
| (198,883,009 in all.
or purchased.
O U R R U R A L F R IE N D S .
d !
VISOR °< MEN
DRUNKARDS
ERIE MEDICAL C0„
BASE M IL GOODS
AN OPEN LETTER
To M O THERS.
Walter Baker & Co.’s
Breakfast Cocoa.
Stop! Women,
OH, T H E
P A IN !
Dr. San den's
Electric Belt....
CHEAPEST POWER...
WHEAT
K
Rebuilt Gas and
....Gasoline Engines
Hercules Gas
....Engine Works
Gis, G mo I ìb « tad Oil Engines, 1 tt 200 IL P.
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