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AGRICULTURAL NEWS 1
ZSSS
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But the woTei-
A Secret N e w . p a p c r .
WEEKLY M ARKET
LETTER.
ktlll greater advan-
A strange newspaper which many
j tage In the fact that It can be easily
persons will be eager to obtain had its
/Jowning. Ho p k in s 4 C o m p a n y 's R e v l s w
taken down and set up again. With a
existence disclosed for the first time at
o f T ra il «.
few hundred rods of this fence, no
t h in g s
p e r t a in in g
to
THE
the Von Tausch libel trial in Berlin.
There was not much activity or busi­ It seems that certain aristocrats at
other fencing material would be needed
FARM AND HOME.
on any farm. Under a permanent ness in the wheat market during the Kaiser W ilhelm ’s court turn in the gos­
lente, such weeds as Canada thistle past week partially owing to the very sip th<W hear to an editor, who prints
A T o n n e C o lt H a r e ljr R e c o v e r s f r o m
and quack grass will find a secure lot weather throughout the the states off a limited edition of the news thus
Thomas Wentworth Hlgglnson Is
S t u n t —P o n d W s t e r Q o o d f o r C o w s — home, from which no cultivation can ‘list of the Kocky mountains.
On ac­ collected for the contributors ami a tow In England and Is writing a series
W h y T e m p o ra ry Pen ces A re H ea t-
count of the temfsirary strength of the very few other persons. To get at this of articles on foreign travel.
dislodge them.
V a lu e o f a G o o d S p r i n g on t h e F a r m .
:orn market prices advanced 3 cents, chronique scui.duletise a member of the
“ Susan Escort and Others," a collec­
H o w B e e ts W e r e I m p r o v e d .
nut the advance did not hold and the
It Is by successive plantings o f beet .•lose was at about the same as a week secret police forged, with full acquies­ tion of short stories by Edward Ever­
H a n d l i n e F o a ls .
cence from his superiors, the name of a ett Hale, will shortly be issued.
Whatever method Is employed In seed from the plunts which showed the • g o .
nobleman iiigii in court circles.
greatest percentage o f sweet, that the
R. N. Stephens will soon bring out
The July returns of the departments
handling foals, it should have in view
amount
of
saccharine
matter
in
the
the historical romance, “ An Enemy to
if
agriculture
indicate
the
everage
con-
E
N T S Ill RISES
the full and unrelarded development
OK
G It K A T
ITITI
the K ing," based upon his drama of
A .V It M O M E N T
o f the growing colt. Any young animal beet lias been Increased from eight per iition of spring and winter wheat com­
cent, from the best up to fourteen anu bined are 84.9, which is 2.7 points
the same name which was presented
on the farm must recover from any set­
Have, ere now, hml their currents “ turned with ljuch success by E. II. Sotbern.
than"last month.
Get S ch illin g's Best tea at your grocer’ s; take out the Yellow Ticket
back It may receive during its growth, even eighteen per cent., as some of the
aw ry,” as Hamlet says, by an attack of dys­
Improved French varieties have shown,
The Orange Judd Farmer says:
pepsia. Napoleon failed to improve his advant-
and the aim should be to keep it pi-
The long-expected new volume of
(there is one in every package); send it with your guess to address below
In the spring wheat district the a','f at Austerlitz in consequence, it is said, of Justin McCarthy, “ History of Our Ow n
ways in a thrifty condition, and gain­ Vllmorln, u French seed grower, took
before August 31st.
the lead in these experim ents. It month has been wholly favorable and indigestion brought on bv some indiscretion
in eating. In order to avoid dyspepsia, abstain Times,” which brings the story down
ing each day until fully matured. If
might be supposed that in testing the previous high condition of the crop, is from over indulgence, and precede the meal by
One word allow ed for every yellow ticket.
the young colt Is stunted at aaiy period
a w ineglassful of Hi «tette rs Stomach Bitters, from 1880 to the diamond Jubilee, mak­
lieets It would thereafter he Impossible hilly maintained.
The present condi­ more effective than any dietetic in im proving ing the third volume lu the compiled
of its growth, the effect Is sure to fol­
If only one person finds the word, he gets one thousand dollars. I)
to use such beds for planting. But tion, 93.2, is practically the same as the tone of the stomach. l iv e r complaint,
low, and it cannot be overcome without
and fever, and rheumatism are annihi­ work. Is announced for publication.
several fin 1 it, the money will be divided equally among them.
Vllmorln wus very careful iu testing report d last month. Should it go to «•hills
lated by the Bitters.
extra food and care, greatly In excess
Edward Bellamy’s new book,“ Equal-
to only scoop out a small part o f the harvest with no future drawback, there
Every one sending a yellow ticket will get a set of cardboard creeping
o f what have been required to keep
bulb, numbering each specimen, and i abundance in the situation to justify
In Home there are few houses bear­ lty,” is now promised to appear In a
babies
at the end of the contest
Those sending three or more in on«
It In constantly growing condition. In
when the test o f each was completed, in expectation of 2(10,000,000 bushels, ing the number 13. Nearly all the few days. The slight delay Is due to
fact, the chances are that it never will
the
necessity
for
the
book
to
ap|a-ar
envelope
will
receive
a
charming
1S98
calendar, no advertisement on it.
selecting those beets for seed which with nearly 200,000,000 bushels in the houses that should bear those figures
recover and be what It might have
simultaneously in the United States,
__________
yielded the richest Juices. Under this Dakotas and Minnesota alone. This, are marked 12B or 14A.
been. It may grow to tie a well-devel­
Great
Britain,
France,
Germany,
treatment, however, the beets became with a reasonable certainty of at least
Besides this thousand dollars, we will pay $ 15 0 each to the two person!
oped horse, but It would have been
A N O P E N LETTER TO M O T H E R S .
Switzerland, Belgium, Italy and other
lets productive than In those varieties 115,000,000 bushels of winter wheat,
that much better had it suffered no
W e are asserting in the courts our right to the countries.
who send in the largest number of yellow tickets in one envelope between
It Is of interest to recall
grown under uutural conditions. Pos­ makes |sjssible this year a total wheat
exclusive
use
o
f
the
word
“
C
ASTO
RIA,”
and
check in Its growth.—Breeders' t!a-
that over 400,000 copies of “ Looklnt;
“ PIT C H E R 'S CASTORIA,” as our Trade Mark.
sibly also It cannot be expected that , crop of 575,040,000 bushels.
June 15 and the end o f the contest— August 31st.
tette.
beets yielding such high percentages of
For the past week the decrease in tlie I, Dr. Samuel Pitcher, of Hyannis, Massachusetts, Backward” have been sold in tliiu
P o n d s tor W a t e r i n g Cows,
sweet should grow so large as do the visible supply was 874,000 bushels, was the originator o f “ PIT C H E R ’S C AS TO RIA ," country alone.
the same that has borne and does now bear the
So niueh Is said shout the need of varieties whose sap is not thus over­
That famous mart of books, pictures
and the total is now but 18,009,000 £ac simile signature of CHAS. H. FLETCH ER on
pure water for cows that most people laden uud can therefore flow more
and other treasures, known to more
bushels.
every wrapper. This is the original “ P IT C H E R ’S
have come to the conclusion that |ioud easily. And yet It may not be any
The weather was the controlling in­ CASTORIA ” which has been used in the homes than one generation as "Christie’s,” Is
water is always objectionable. It may harder for nature to change the car­
fluence
in the corn market during the of the mothers of America for over thirty years. to be celebrated in a volume by W.
Address; S C H I L L I N G ’ S B E S T T E A S A N F R A N C I S C O ,
lie near large cities, where various bonic add gas absorbed through the
last
week.
There was renewed activity Look Carefully at the wrapper and see that it is Roberts, who is Just the man lu ull
kinds o f refuse get into It, and so ulso beet leaves sweet thnn It Is Into starch,
the kind you have always bought, and has the
London qualilied to write It. It Is J
may the spring water of such localities each being different forms of the sumo over a range of about 1 J* cents. Dur­ signature o f CHAS. H. F L E T C H E R on the
called “ Memorials o f Christie’s,” and
ing the first part unseasonable tempera­
be polluted with typhoid and other chemical substance, carbon.
wrapper.
No
one
has
authority
from
me
to
use
besides traversing the annals of the
ture and lack of moisture prevailed
germs. But nway from large cities or
throughout the entire corn belt. This my name except The Centaur Company o f which great house of auctioneers it will gath- ;
S t o c k In H ia ln y W e a t h e r .
villages the pond water us found on
Chas. H. Fletcher is President.
er together stories of many famous
Stock at pasture lu summer often suf­ induced liberal buying for speculative
M arch 8, 1897.
SAM U EL PITCH ER, M.D.
many farms is us pure as that which
sales and record prices.
account, forcing prices up 2 cents from
fer
more
from
cold
In
wet
weather
conies from springs. Cows will drink
last week’s finish.
Later, when nor­
T l ie L o r d .Mayor's Kobo.
Miss Jeannette L. Gilder, In her
tlinn
they
do
from
the
cold
o
f
winter.
It, even if the water lie muddied, rather
mal conditions set in, the early buyers
The lord mayor of London is entitled “ Lounger" columns of the Critic, takes
than the water freshly drawn from The constant evaporation of moisture
took prolit, resulting in one cent de­ to wear an earl’s robe whenever a a rather discouraging view of the pe­
Lprlng or well. The reason is because which Is hastened by the warmth gen­
cline.
Beutiment is decidedly less crowned head visits tlie city. The pres­ cuniary benefits of fiction writing. Slie IN GUARANTEED ORDER.
FOR SALE CHEAP
in summer .lie wnt r Is warmer. If erated by the body chills the skin, and
bearish. Conservative operators prefer ent lord mayor had such a robe made says; “There are no-t many men, or
allowed, cows will wade Into such gives the unimul what Is known as
buying
on
tlio
weak
spots,
believing
for use at tlie recent jubilee festivities women either, In this country milking
1-1 H. P. Hercules, Gas or Gasoline.
ponds, letting the water cover the r cold, but Is really Internal fever. Milch
that only a moderate crop can be raised which cost him £500.
even $3,000 a year out of Action.. The |
1-2 H. P. Hercules, Gas or Gasoline.
udders. 'I Ills Is very refreshing to cows nnd those heavy with young suf­
w ith perfect conditions from now on,
person who makes $10,000 a year out
1-2 H. P. Regan, Gas or Gasoline.
them in a hot day, but Is best done fer most, as they cannot so well run
A
little
thing
happened
down
at
the
while ulI the accidents favor the hold­
of that branch of literary work may
wnere there Is a running stream, so as around und thus keep their blood circu­
1-3 H. P. Oriental, Gas or Gasoline.
er. Receipts at primary points fell off home of Schilling's Best tea the other count himself fortunate. I do not be­
by exposure to the air by Its motion to lating. Kvery funner has noticed that
1-4 H. P. Otto. Gas or Gasoline.
day that cost the firm a clean $200,
after'rnIn
has
'fallen
nU
dnyThe'
milk
«»»«rply.
hut
promise
slightly
larger
lieve then» are Ave writers of Action
keep the water fresh.
1-4 H. P. Pacific, Gas or Gasoline.
and the most interesting feature of the
next
week.
Die
caali
demand
was
uia-
lu tills country who make as much by
yield shrinks If the cow has been ex­
matter is that they could have got out
1-0 H. P. Hercules, Gas or Gasoline.
M u l c h U n d e r B e a r i n ' * T re e s .
tbelr pens alone.”
posed to the wet. For this reason a appointing.
of paying it if they wanted to— because
1-10 H. P. Hercules, Gas or Gasoline.
Almost nil kluds of fruit trees suffer shed I11 the pasture Held may lie a good
it was a voluntary thing and no one
P o r t l a n d M ar ke ts .
late In the summer for lack of water, Investment. Better still Is It to get the
H o m e L i f e A m o n g t h e I n d ia n s .
S ta te Y o u r W a n ts a n d W r ite f o r P ric e s ...
expected them to do it.
'ihe best way to keep moisture In the cows tip to the barnyard under shelter
Wheat— Walla Walla, 65@60c; Val-
Mrs. Alice C. Fletcher contributes a
It seems that, in the earlier part of
soil Is to thoroughly mulch It with and cut some gross for them, giving a ley, 87c |icr bushel.
the missing word contest, A. Schilling paper with tills title, one of a series on
straw, cut grass or anything Hint will hmu mash to Increase the nutrition.
Flour— Best grades, $3.50@3.60;
similar subjects, to the Century. Mrs. j
present an open, dry surface. If noth­ Wet gross In Held or cut does not have ¿raliram, $3.25; superfine, $2.25 per & Co. promised $100 each to the two
persons who sent in tlie largest number Fletcher says: One would hardly sup- ! 405-7 S a n so m e S tre e t
ing else can be procured cultivate n the proportion o f nutriment to its bulk barrel.
of Schilling’s Best yellow tickets before pose that there could be particular S a n F ra n c is c o , C a l...
little loose soil under the trees as fur that the same gross has In dry weather
Oats— Choice white, 88@40c; choice
rules as to the manner of sitting upon J
.lane 15.
us the roots extend. Many people do with only Its own natural Juices lu It. gray, 87@39c per bushel.
the ground; but here, as In every other |
It
seems
fair
that
the
consumers
of
not think of loose soil ns a mulch, hut
Barley— Feed barley, $18016.60;
Gasi Gasoline and Oil Engines, 1 to 200 H. P.
the tea should get those prizes.
A part of Indian life, there Is a rigid ob­
It Is one o f tlie beat. It Is for tills rea­
A C h e a p , G o o d Hilo.
brewing, $18@19 per ton.
servance of custom. Men may prop-
grocer lias a better opportunity for col
son tlmt uu orchard in bearing ought
A good silo gan ho built cheaply and
Millstuffs— Bran, $13.50 per ton;
feoting tickets; and Vlien.Twi, he make’s « r^' slt uD°n their heels or cross-legged. ,
P ru s s i a ' s A m b e r M o n o p o l y ,
nlways to lie cultivated rather than easily by the exercise o f a little thought middlings, $21; shorts, $15.50,
a prolit on tlie tea.
But two grocers but no woman may assume these atti
ih e working of amber in Prussia is a
kept in grass. Ill eiiltlvated soil every and ingenuity. If possible, construct
Hay— Timothy, $10013.50; clover,
tudes.
She
must
sit
sidewise,
gather-
[
monopoly in the hands of a firm which
little shower sinks down where it will it lu uny of the farm buildings, for It $11.50013.50; California wheat, $10O won the prizes, and A. Schilling & Co.
lug her feet well under her, and make I
owns the two best mines, the Palmnick-
help the roots. But If the surface Is will then cost not more than 50 cents 12; do out, $11; Oregon wild bay, $90 paid the money.
OF OREGON
Now comes the funny part— they a brCfld, smooth lap. When working en and Kraxtepelle. For tlie concession
left hard and uncultivated, even the per ton of ensilage. Get all the height 10 per ton.
she may kneel or squat, anil when .
wanted
consumers
to
get
$200,
and
wero
it has, according to a report from tlie
lienvy mins, If there Is a steep descent, you can, rather tlinn diameter. If you
S C I E N T I F I C F ij i ! I I'M E N T w
Eggs— 130 14c per dozen.
determined they should. So they paid resting she, as well as the men, may British consul atDantzig, to pay to tlie
may run off on the surface and do little already have a large silo and you aro
T H E BEST IN T H E STATE.
Butter— Fancy creamery, 85040c;
sit
with
legs
extended;
Imt
at
all
other
German government a royalty of 650,-
good. There Is an especial need of troubled with mold over the top before fair to gtaal, 30c; dairy, 25030c per another $200 to tlie two consumers who
M ilitary training by United States officer.
Tw enty-two instructors.
hail sent in the two largest numbers of times men and women must observe | 000 marks a year. It is reckoned, says
moisture while the fruit and Its seeds you get a layer fed off, divide It with roll.
Surroundings
healthful and moral.
the
etiquette
of
posture
distinctive
of
tickets.
the London News, that this Arm lias,
are tielng formed, for this requires pot­ rough lumber, and so have two. Try
Free tu ition ! No incutontal fees!
Cheese— Oregon,
11 ^¿o;
Young
sex. To rise without touching the j up to now, paid no less than $1,000,-
Expenses,
including
board, room, clothing,
That
is
handsome,
to
say
the
least.
to
get
at
least
twenty-four
feet
In
ash which cannot he used by roots until
America, lSJ^c; California, 9@ 10c per
ground with the hand, springing up j 000 in royalties to the German govern­ washing, books, etc., about $130 per school year.
height. Figure on n cubic foot per day pound.
It Is dissolved by water In the soil.
F
a
l
l
T
e
r
m
Opens
S e p te m be r 20.
A B o t a n ic a l C loc k.
lightly and easily to tlie feet, is a bit of ment. In addition to tlie output from
for each cow or steer to tie fed. In
Poultry— Chickens, mixed, $2.50 0 3
For catalogue or other inform ation address
good breeding very difficult to one
Among
the
botanical
curiosities
T h . V a lu e o f n G ood Spring.
tlie mines in 1895, a good deal of amber
building outside of a building It Is need­ per dozen ¡broilers, $1.600 3.25;geese,$2
T H O M A S M. O A T C H , Pres.,
not to the manner born. Careful par­ was picked up on the beach at the Pi 1-
A spring o f pure water on any farm
ful to have the silo double ami large In 03.50; ducks, $2.5003 per dozeu; which have been found in the isthmus
Corvallis, Oregon.
ents are particular to train their chil­ lau, in the province of East Prussia,
adds at least a hundred dollars lo Its
of
Tehuantepec,
lately
much
explored
space ns a protection against frost.
by naturalists, is a botanical clock. It dren in these niceties of behavior. being washed up with the seawood dur­
value, nnd if near a city It Is worth Frost will get In through one thickness, turkeys, live, 10c per pound.
Potatoes.— Oregon Burbanks, 400 is a flower which in the morning is Among the Wlnneliagos the little girls
much more. Often such springs can as in the earn- of matched lumber silo.
ing the prevalence of northwesterly
tie found In hillsides by digging six or Better use a rough liemloek, two thick­ 50c per suck; sweets, $2.75 per cental white, at noon is red, and at night are drilled in the proper way of stand­ gales. The shore atPillau after a storm
for
Merced;
new
potatoes,
50
0
60c
blue, and the alterations of color are so ing when under observation on dress is sometimes covered with a layer of
eight feet, especially If the soil shows
nesses, with waterproof building paper per sack.
regular that tlie time of day can be told oeeasions. Their position of hands and seaweed three feet thick, among which
springy places during winter nnd
between.—-Agriculturist.
Onions—
California,
new,
red,
90cO
AND
feet Is also the proper one for tlie wom­ tlie amber is found entangled. Men,
from the tint of tlie flower.
spring. I f the spring Is higher tlinn
$1; yellow, $1.25 per cental.
A p p l e T r e e H n rc rs .
en in certain religions (lances. While women and children And easy and lu
»he house It can be conducted Into the
H o w to Attain It .”
Hops— 7t*@8o per pound for new
It is well known that continued dark­ among the Sioux, n mother with a
It behooves apple growers to lie on
kitchen by force of gravity, nnd tin
ness lias caused the vision of animals good-sized family of boys and girls pro­ crative employment in searching for the
A
Wonderful N e w
water can I k * turned off or on as the tlie lookout for the lairer, which, If un­ crop; 1896 crop, 4c.
amber along this part of the ambe;
Wool— Valley, 11013c per pound; to become partially destroyed.
Medical Book, written
pounded to me tlie question whether coast. The people engaged in this pre­
housewife may desire. There arc checked, will ruin their trees. The
for Men Only. One
Eastern
Oregon,
7@9c;
mohair,
20c
parent
o
f
this
lairor
Is
a
brown
nnil-
ccpv may be had free,
white women did not find their daugh­ carious work often earn $6 a day 01
doubtless hundreds, nnd possibly thou
H O I T T ’S SCHOOL.
sealed. In plain envel­
ters more trouble than their sons: she more. In 1895 about 100 tons of raw
sands, of farms where the best pure wblte striped beetle, ntxiut tlireo- per pound.
ope, on application.
Mutton—
Gross,
best
sheep,
wether!
Nowhere »r e boy. better cared for «n il more
was sure she did. “ Look at those amber came to Dantzig to be worked
water enn he conducted Into the house fourtlis of an Inch long and aouiewhnt
llinrim Klily iHualit than at H oitt’s School. Burl­
at slight expense. I f the water has to plump. It lays Ita eggs either at night and ewes, 2 '4 (82 ^ c; dressed mutton, ingame, Sail Mateo county, Cal. In charge of girls," said she; "I have their clothes up, as compared with 140 tons in 1894.
ERIE MEDICAL CO.,
4 l«jc; spring lambs, 5 per ponnd.
or
very
early
In
the
morning,
and
la
Ira n , lio ltt. I'h. D
Keopcns August iutta.— to make, their hair to braid, and to see
be lifted a hydraulic rain will force the
65 Niagara St,
It is nearly all melted to make lac and
Hogs— Gross, choice heavy, $4; light Sun Fi'uncieco Chronicle.
not
caally
seen
against
the
apple
trees.
that they learn how to behave. Now, varnish.
water up hill. Tills costs somewhat
B U FFA LO . N. Y.
The larger pieces are also
and feeders, $2.5003; dressed, $30
Washing
the
trees
with
an
emulsion
more, but It will gcuerully pay.
French paupers are provided for by my boys are no trouble.” As 1 glanced made into beads, which are sent all
made of whale oil soap nnd water, with 4.25 per 100 pounds.
tlie funds arising from a ten jwr cent at the group of children, the glossy over the world. The beads known to
Beef—
Grose,
top
steers,
$2.7503;
N a t u r e S tu di es .
enough carbolic acid to make It smell
tax on theater tickets. This tax aver­ braids of the girls falling over their sin­ the trade as the Leghorn corals, are in
We cannot but feel (lint an element
strongly, will keep the beetle away, cows $2.25; dressed beef, 4 O 5\ c pel ages $10,000,000 a year.
gle snioek, and the boys, naked but strong demand.
We carry the most complete line of Gymnasium
|aiund.
ary knowledge of plant growth and of lint It Is safer to bind some clotn
and A thletic Goods on the Coast.
for the breech-clout, their miniature
H
O
W
'
S
T
H
IS
?
Veal— Large, 3; small, 4 <3 4 )g0 pei
SUITS A * 0 UNIFORMS MADE TO ORDER.
other processes o f nature will some around the tree trunk to the height of
scalp-lock ornamented with n brass
R u s s ia n R a i l r o a d s .
Send
for Our A thletic Catalogue.
time lie considered a natural part of two feet from the ground, and saturate pound.
snarl of
Russia, with over 4,875,060 square
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for sleigh-bell surmounting a
W
I
L
L & F I N C K C O .,
the education of all Isiys and girls In that with the emulsion, as the odor will
any case of Catarrh that cannot I « cured by
frowsy hair, I recognized the kinship miles more than the United States, has 818-820 M a r k e t St., San Francisco, Uni-
S e a ttle M a rk e ts .
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
the country, and this not simply be­ remain through the whole season. In­
of
maternal
perplexities
the
world
158,000
miles
less
of
railroads,
says
K. .I.C IIK N K Y A CO.. Props., Toledo, O.
Butter— Fancy
native
creamery,
cause It will make them more success
Make money by suc­
stead of la-lug washed away by rains,
We, the undersigned, have known K. ,1. over.
the Boston Courier. Most of the en­
brick, 17c; ranch, 10O12c.
cess ul speculation in
Cheney for the I h m 1 - years, and believe him
ful furmers or fruit growers or truck as It might be on the tree.
Chicago.
We buy amt
gines burn naphtha oil for fuel, with
Cheese— Native Washington, 10O lH*riectly honorable in all business trasactions,
C o l l e g e M e n In P u b l i c I d l e .
sell wheat there oh mar­
raisers, lint lieeauae as a matter of
and tliianeiallv aide to carry out any obliga-
excellent results. This oil is the ref­ gins. Fortunes have been made on a sm all
lie
;
California,
9t*c.
l
u
re
o
f
G
r
a
i
n
B
r
i
l
l
s
.
lion made by their timi.
R. O. Lehmann of England, who was
mental discipline It Is an excellent
use from the first refining and costs beginning by trading in futures. Write for
W e s t A Tat «x.
Eggs— Fresh ranch, 17018c.
The grain drill Is much too expensive
full particulars. Best of reference given. Sev­
a candidate for election to parliament
schooling for anybody, helping to train
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O.
about
40 cents per barrel. This oil is eral years' experience on tlie Chicago Board o f
Poultry—
Chickens,
live,
per
pound,
W a u u n u , K in n as ,v M a r v in ,
the mind to hulills of observation an Implement to be left to rust by tieg-
at the hands of the Cambridge const it- !
Trade, and a thorough knowledge of the busi­
also
used
for
general
lubricating
pur­
Wholesale
Druggists,
Tsledo.
O.
ness. Downing, Hopkins A Co., Ch cage» Board
which can lie used In any Held of life, het in caring for It. The fertilizer liens, 10 S, O lie ; spring chickens, $3
H all's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act­ uency, iu an address la-fore the stu­ poses.
None of the engines have bells, of Trade Brokers. Offices in Portland, Oregon,
ing directly upon the blood and mucous stir- dents of Harvard College recently, gave
and giving a knowledge of fad s and oiills are especially liable to this in­ O 3.50; ducks, $2.5008.75.
8pokane
and Seattle, Wash.
but
instead
they
have
two
whistles.
faces of tlie s\stem. Price Tèe. per bottle. Sold
Wheat— Feed wheat, $25 per ton.
processes which will furnish pleasure jury, because they have held some
expression to tills view: "The proper !
by all druggists. Testimonials free.
The engines are finely painted, the
Oats—
Choice,
per
ton,
$21032.
adds
which
cannot
help
rusting
what­
H all's tam ily pills are the best.
and entertainment ill all after life, even
n.itn of a university ought not to be
w
‘ ‘ C H I L D R E N T E E T H I N G . **
wheels red, the frame black, jacket
M rs . \\ inslow a S oothing S t r l p »liould alw*y»
Corn— Whole, $20; cracked, per ton,
mereiy to make knowledge useful. It
If It Is not made directly profitable 111 ever Iron they come In contact with.
9 used for children teething:.
It soothes the child.»o^t-
___________________
>*t- 4
and
cab
green,
with
a
line
black
stripe;
F.aitball
was
a
crime
in
England
dur-
$20;
feed
meal,
$20
per
ton.
p
eii$
the
gums, allays all pain, cure* wind colic.and is R
\\ lille In use the friction prevents rust
ought to broaden men's views and
work on the furui or the garden. (Jar
a the best retried v for diarrhoea. Twenty Are eenti a a
the
inside
of
cabs
nearly
white,
or
Barley—
Rolled
or
ground,
per
ton,
reign
of
Henry
V
III.
-bottle.
It
is
the
best
of
all.
^
formation, but If phosphate Is left in
make them Intelligent and Interesting
den and Forest.
^ a aa A A A aa a aa *aa aa a aa aa a ak A
1 shall recommend Piso’s Cure for Con­ men. able to serve their country In all cream color. The speed of freight
the drill over night some Injury must $10; Who)«, $1 v ;>o.
Freeh Meat«— Choice dreesed beef, sumption far and with». Mrs. Mulligan, ways. 1 shall cite the example of Glad­ trains is limited to 20 miles an hour,
F r e d f o r S w in r .
result. Worse still linp|H-tis If the drill
and the fast express is limited to 35
Sows nnd shouts should have rings is left out o f doors to la* wet and rust­ Hterrs, tie; oows, 6 l*e; mutton sheep, PIuinstead, Kent, England, Nov. 8, 1805.
stone, as showing the effect of college
miles per hour.
In switching and
put Into their noses, and then turned ed by rains. We have known careful (Jo; |H»rk, tJCjc; veal, 8inall, 6.
The stargazers of the Mount Hamil­ training, lie knows more about the
Into the orchard. They will ent up nil farmers who kept grain drills in good
Fro»h Kith— Halibut, 8(ci4o; salmon, ton observatory say that there are five navy than most of the officers, and more making up of trains all signals are
the wormy fruit, and the fruit and condition twelve to fifteen years. But 4(«i5e; salmon trout, 7(<il0c; flounder? humlred million burning suns iu the about cathedrals than anybody elsr. given by sound— that is, the switchman
has a tin horn which he blows and the
grnsn will keep them 111 growing condl
they kept them under cover, and al­ and solo, 8(<f4; ling cod, 4(g5; rooii milky way.
and yet be is now the only great man
Lame Back,
engine driver is obliged to re|>oat this
tlon. Feed millfccd slop night and ways greased the parts most exposed cod, 6o; smelt, 2 ,y (<i4c.
to staid up for freedom ami Justice In
Railraad Back,
signal
by
whistle
before
he
goes
morning, uiid give them plenty of clean to rust before putting away.
S t i t c h in the
European |a>lltics. He and other col­
ahead. When and engine stops the en­
San Francisco Markets.
water to drink. Give tin* hogs nud
Back, Lumbago
lege non show a range of knowledge
gineer
is
required
to
give
three
short
F
a
r
m
N
o
t
e
s
.
pigs once n week n mixture of wood
Wool— Choice foothill, 9 ($ llc ; San
and a,l back
atvl merest in subjects which oth i>
The burdock, considered u nuisance Joaquin, (J 1110011)0’ 8<«<l0c; do vear'i
troub es are in-
ashes t'uuiberlaiul coal or anthracite
I n this workaday world few women do not. A large part of tlie influence whistles.
t
stamly relieved
will answer If It In broken up flue and In this country, has been cultivated as staple, »(«¿9c; mountain, 10(g 12c; Ore­ aro so placed that physical exertion that these college men get in college iu |
S in g u l a r Effect* of C old.
is not constantly demanded o f them in Ktighi’td Is dm- to the union societies
a little sulphur. Tills Is an excellent an article o f food In Japan for centu­ gon, 10(<tl2c per pound.
A bar of lead cooled to a point abont
their daily life.
appetizer. It also purities the blood. ries. The nails, leaves nml tender
11o$>a— 8(<il2o i»er pound.
of O tfonl nnd Cambridge. They ar.
300 degrees Fahrenheit below zero, ac­
Mrs. Pinkham makes a special appeal
I f the pigs must I k * kept up. keep their shoots are cooked and enten, nnd the
MilltftufT* — Mi.idlings,
$16.50($
large, social organizations, open to all
|M‘iis and yards very dean; whitewash annual value o f the burdock crop Is 20; California bran, $14($ 14.50 per to mothersof large families whose work stud cits who wish to join. They arc cording to the experiments of M. Pictet,
is never done, and many o f whom suffer
gives out, when struck, a pure musical
Inside mid out, mid fc<-d grass, oats said to lie about 9400,000.
ton.
the i lulw with their reading rooms,
sound. Solidified mercury, at the same
and peas, or corn fodder, once a day.
It will pay any farmer to read about
Hay— Wheat, $11; wheat and oat, und suffer for lack of intelligent aid.
writing irooni*. debating halls, nnd s>
temperature, is also resonant, while a
To women, young
I>o not feed corn during the summer.
hla business; no matter how experl- $»(<¿10; oat,
$7(4 8 river barley,
forth. I have been told that some lik.
or old, rich or poor,
coil of magnesium wire vibrates like a
tuvd lie may ta> there aro many things $5u«0; best barley, $tt(4 8; alfalfa,
organ Izstlon has been propped fot
M illet for Cutworm s,
steel spring.
Mrs. Pinkham,
Harvard, and I hope that it will sue
Aside from Its feeding value, millet he will never know from Ids own ven­ $5 («15.50 clover, $(»(«* 8.
o f Lynn, Mass.,
Potatoes— New, in boxes, 60(390c.
oeed, as It has had in Oxford and Cam
Is a very useful crop for clearing the tures. Especially lu such work as
The Kiel canal is lighted over 62
extends
Its soothing, warming, Invig-
Onions— New red, 65 £ 75c; do new
ground of cutworms, A few years ago dairying Is rending beneflclal. la-cause
orat ng current penetrates the
her invita­ bridge such an immense influence or, miles by electricity, and is the longest
there
arc
so
many
problems
which
re-
silvcnkin,
85(<t$l
per
cental.
the
men
In
public
life.”
the ngricultural eX|s>rliiient station of
distance in the world lighted continu­
weakened tissu's, srnds the
tion of
Fresh fruit— Apples, 20<£$0c per
Houth 1‘ukota scut out questions con quire seletitlAc attainments, ami which
ously in that way.
life-blood boundin' through your
free ad­
farmers
can
hear
of
only
through
con­
small lam; do large box, 30($50c Royal
veins, relieves the pain, takes
B e e t l e » o f G r e a t V luo.
cernlng the cutworms, one of will di
vice. Oh,
stant
reading.
out the soreness, warms, tones
a|vrioots, 'J0(v«40c common cherries,
The moat remarkable gold beetles n.
follows: Will a crop such as millet,
C A N BE
women! do
and strengthens,
June ami July are the moutha for I6(g35c; Royal Anne cherries, 20t<<30o
the world are found In Central Ameri­
which the worms do not like, and
SAV ED
not let your
re-enforces na­
The craving tor drink is a disease, a marvelous
which effectually chokes out all other digging the peach tree ta>rer out o f the per la>x; currants, $ 1.00<£ 1.60 per
lives be sac­ ca. Current Literature says. The head cure h»r which has been discovered called *’ Anti-
ture
and
chest;
peaches,
35(£tHV;
pears,
20
ui
trunks.
This
work
may
is*
done
with-
Ja*.’*
which
make'*
the
inebriate
lose
all
taste
for
and
wing
cases
are
brilliantly
polished
growth, have the ground free from
rificed when a
Cures
strong drink wlth«»ut knowing why. as it can be
40c;
cherry
plums,
20(d40c
per
box.
>nt
Injury
to
the
trees,
and
Is
very
nec­
with
a
luster
as
of
gold
itself.
To
sight
worms lu the fall? Out of sixty ai -
given *ecrelly in tea. coffee, soup arid the like.
word from Mrs,
Perm nentlv.
Butter— Fancy creamery, tOc; do
I f ••Anti-Jag" is nut kept by your druggist send
and touch they have all the seeming one
awera received, only one rojsirlisl that essary. The method Is to cut Into the
Pinkham, at
dollar to the Rerniva Chemical < o.. tki Broad­
It is worn while
•sounds.
18(itl9i'5
fancy
dairy,
16(<|
of that metal. Oddly enough, a noth, r way. >iew York, and It will be sent post paid, in
worms had followed a thrifty crop of opening made by the borer or insert
the first approach o f weakness, may
you sleep, and
wrapper, with fall direx-tions how to give
species from the same region has th- plain
millet. All tlie others reported that wire, but care ahottld be used that the 17c; good to choice, 13(4 14c per pound. fill your future years with healthy joy.
can be regulated.
secretly. I n f o r m a t i o n m a ile d fr e e .
Cheese— Fancy mild, new, 8o; fair
api-earanee
of
tielng
wrought
in
sol
1
com after millet stood the In-st diauce work la done so as to Insure the de­
Read about it.
Mna. A. C. B i ' HI . k r . 1123 North A l­
to giaal, 7 g 7 t,o per pound.
The
mean
temperature
of
the
earth
the little
struction of the lairer.
silver,
freshly
burnished.
These
gold
of tielng unmolested by wire worms
bany avenue, near Humboldt Park,
Kggs— Store, 12(4 14c; ranch, 16 til Chicago, III., says: “ I am fifty-one
"Three Class s
Agriculturist.
and silver beetles have a market val­ taken as a whole, is 50 degrees F ., and
A good mllcli cow has broad hind
of Men,” free by
ue. They are worth from $25 to $M the average annual rainfall is 30 inches.
luartera and thin foresboulders, thin 18\.o; Eastern, 13(4 14; duck, 13c per years old and hare had twelve children,
T e m p o r a r y F e n c e s R e s ',
mail or at ths
doaen.
each.
und my youngest is eight years old. I
Kvery year the amount of Interior and deep neck, pointed withers, head
office. A physician's advi.e
Citrus fruit— Navel
oranges, $1 have been suffering for some time with
C P T C R R a n d P I L E * oure-1 : no pay un
free.
Call
or
address
fem-es 1s lessening, and It Is not, as Is pointed la-tween the horns, flat and
A S # r 4 n n ic r a i ^ i t i m t ,
¡til curwil; scn«i for book. Pus. M a n s f ie l d
Ifli; seedlings, 75c«r$l 25; Mexican a terrible weakr ess; that bearing-down
generally thought, because fencing mn tine lamed legs and line hair. Choose
“ I’m siine." »aid the girl who Is (SI f t ' m u r i » ! p . « s M a rk et St., !*an Francisco.
limes.$4.
Jo
k 5.50; common lemons, $1.
feeling
was
dreadful,
and
I
could
not
terlal Is growing scarcer. In fact, the one with udders well forward, wide
gago), "that Herbert I« a prize."
SANOEN ELECTRIC BELT CO.
walk any distance. I began the use
greater cheapness of Iron makes the a|iart and Inrge enough to tat easily
“ Yes," repll.sl Mias Cayenne, "but lu
1 5 3 W « * d XT a s h i n f t o n « ( . , P o r t l a n d . O r .
A
wiue
cask
which
holda
97,000
gal­
o f Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable
woven m Ire fences really dies |s*r, con gras|>ed. A medium sized cow will
P i c a * mention tkie Paper.
a cnae of this k;m] It's so difficult tu teli
sidering their permanence, Ilian many give more milk lu proportion to the lons, and is the largest ever built, may Compound and Sanative Wash and they
whether you've won a first prize or »
*
.
r
.
5
.
r
.
Tg. S#. »»T.
he seen at Maltrriuora, Cal. Ths steel have cured me. 1 cannot praise your
» f the old 11 ms tenesa which coat so food the eats.
bgvby prize."—4Yaalongtvu Star.
»H E M w r itin g f
a d v a r t ig a r a , w|,
hoops around it weigh 40,000 peuada. meuiotne enough,"
$1000
W ho will get it ?
Schilling s Best tea is not only pure blit it
is ..... ? ..... because it is fresh-roasted.
W h a t is t h e m i s s i n g w o r d ?
Cut this out.
for two weeks.
You won’t see it again
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