» V-
fir.
v n n T T H
t
a
h
t
Q fS gon Farm
of L
i«Äße w
Fron the Ornaoo
one
wants to pro
a
bwt dafcr eta
to talle kale
kale w iU .d a to
alined
isfeirly crery one like« • flue
,., ,
able; to keep A from being
too rough, or froth epttntng
at the ends. Something, too,
that will feed the hair at the
aame time, a regular hair<food.
Well-fedhair will bestrong, and
will rempin where H belongs—
on tbe head, not on the combi
ri-
|"»>
« ■ * W m a a ’i V n a * « ,
R
Mrs. Newed— And you paid only OS
cunt*« for that b a tl
. ,, „
, ■ .{
.Mrs. Oldwed— Th at’« all.
Mrs. Newed— Tour husband w d i de
lighted, o f fiotmfef
M rs Oldwed—-1 hop» you don’t think
I
was foollgh enough to tell him I got
IH
S T a S M i^
0t riu r
inch a cheap h at
f l r d o f play i Tired df plhy f » n & i l l
Mrs. New^d— Where would the fool
__ ________ ____
What bast thou don* tbit livelong day?
part come In?
th «-m ilk bucket he has
rh* birds are all ant, sod so Is the bee i
M rs Oldwed— Why, i f I told him
I t is called
and the rUa tun 1« creeping up eteepl* and tree: what It coet he’d expect me to be sat
rassica eleracta, rh * dove* have Sown te tbe sheltering isfied with bargain counter bats all the
um a
kni the mats are dark with the drooping rest o f my days
ish
tw o or three years
has had an audience, though it is
nearly thirty years old in the W iliam »
ette valley. It has tried to talk all
those years, but the people w ouldn’t
listen when it sought recognition.
" W a never heard it talk," they in
jisted , "back in Io w a and N e w Y ork .
Back there cow s produce m ilk w ith
out kale, and 1 guess they w ill have
to here." T h at is tradition. It took
thirty years fo r kale to get an audi
ence ia this state and live down tra
a ts ta ta d ta w ia l-
‘ ■old tor OYor s ix ty y t u t .
dition
The dairymen o f N e w ¿York under
stand what green succulent food
m«ans to the dairy cow, and they
build expensive silos, b oy expensive
machinery, and g r o w fertility-robbin g
« I l l * * • W **t.
s i co fa , which they irrigate with their
"W o e»H «Ms th# ’housekeeper's 4» Sweat; is order that the farmer dur
light,' - M l« th# mlssman, exhibiting a » ing the lo n g winter months may have
an excuse for m ilking his cows. Th e
other aet of china.
“ What's peculiar about it?” naked th* O regonian needs no expensive silos
iO-fem ind the cow o f thq good old
»mar.
- r , ,
w
K a le ! A thousand
ha tact {hat we have forty other aeti summer time.
PIUS.
leaves;
Twilight gathers and day la done—
flow hast thou Spent K, raatlase east
! g . .1.1 f A 1* ; g y 1 .> , ,
"Playing?” but what hast thou done be
side
To tell thy toother at eventide?
What promise of morn is left nnbroken?
What kind words to
thy
playmates
spoken?
.
Whom hast thou pitied, and whom for
given?
How with thy faults has duty striven?
What hast tbou learned by field and hill,
By greenwood path, and by singing rill?
rhere will come an eve to a longer day
That will find thee tired— but not o f
play l
$nd thou wilt lean, as tbou leanest now.
With drooping limbs and aching brow,
and wish that the shadows would faster
creep,
and long to go to thy quiet sleep.
Well were it then, if thine aching brow
Were as free from sin and a ham* as now I
Well for thee, if try Up could tell
blessings
on
the
thousand-headed
like it, together with any number ol
i s . m aking O re go n
th « a tale like this, of a day spent well.
Mao, and aapaet to heap th* patten kale! I t
always In atoefc. Any place that’a accident greatest dairy state in the union.
W han gro w n under favorable con If thine open hand hath relieved distress.
ally broken can be replaced at bait ■
If thy pity hath sprung to wretchedness,
day’a notice without saying a word to the ditions kale w ill yield 40 tons per
acre o f green feed, and its ch ief value If thou hast forgivea the sore offense,
ruat of the family about It."
is as a soiling crop during the fall and hombled thy heart with penitence;
“ I l l taka It,” aaid the customer.— Chi
and winter. Splendid results sre be [ f nature’s voices have spoken to the#
cago Tribune.
ing secured by feeding kale and vetch With her holy meanings eloquently;
hay to dairy cows, without any grain If every creature hath won thy love,
o r m ill feed. D r. W ith ycom be, o f the From the creeping worm to the brooding
m Baiar
f i t rn.i.ia
Agricultural C ollege, says that IS
dove;
v à M r.’l
t a r s * 11 * * pounds o f vetch hay and 40 pounds If never a sad, low-spoken word
o f kale a day is practical’ v a balanced Hath plead w it* thy human heart un
•
#
m
ration fo r a dairy cow. M r. W . L.
heard ;
eren
flioa W ilson , o f Banks, Or., says: " I re rhen. when the night eteale on, as now,
S 0“ - : +■ i 'w
' ‘ »to '
V ,„o '
■ r , , : Clfao, naat and ceived $207 from 14 cow s in the month (t will bring relief to thine aching brow,
o f December, and fed them nothing
and with Joy and peace at the thought
E T **
but kale, turnips and vetch hay. T h e
oe will w e m be withe
of rest,
IB, sani prepaid far Ms.
V by i
man who feeds chop would have to
rhou wUt sink to sleep on thy mother’s
IBS DeXslb Ase.. Bteekljra. W . T.
make $237 to clear as much as I do
breast.
I have not had a speck o f m ill feed in
N. I*. Willie.
the barn all winter.”
Mr. Byron Hunter, o f Corvallis,
has, Ss assistant agriculturist o f the
ARRANGE TO STOP AT l l £ * V
bureau o f plant industry, U. S. depart
«•
ment o f agriculture, made a special S t a r
Ita h b o r a
Cases
Da
study o f the fora ge crops o f W estern
T ro a b la la Naaal Paeaaa.
PARK AND ALDER 8T8.
O regon, and in Bulletin No. 81, pub
There are people who have a stub-
A New and Modani European Betel Caterine lished jo in tly by the O rego n E x p eri
x
»m
cough which lasts fo r months and
particularly to Sta ta people A refined place for ment Station and the D epartm ent o f
ladies visitina th* city, cloaa to the shopplne Agriculture, has the fo llo w in g to say rears and which the more rational
canter. Itetas reeaeaaeMe Fas* Bus. >aaw- - about kale, w h ich is tfm efy:
treatment Is unable to cure. Th is was
“ M ethods o f Sow in g.— F o r fall and the case with a woman, o f whom M.
w inter use kale is usually s o w * in Lermooey, o f Parle, recently reported
drills on w ell prepared and drained tia observation« to the Soclete Medl-
soil as soon after the 15th o f March
ile dee Hopitaux, and who coughed fo r
as the season w ill permit. T h is i far-
leven years without anyone being able
nishrs plants fo
for^
, _
...
■
-
nishes
r transplanting m
lo r » cause this Infirmity to disappear,
JfrU until one day, a fter an examination
v l l l l i L J L
olowcrl
et betVf
plow
ed tw o or
o r three tim
times
b e t ^ r n >f her noee, the ablation o f polypi cur*
|^| 4 i |jMb
thfr first B f. March and the first o f td It suddenly and definitely.
June
W ith, the land in perfect tHth
A cough with a naaal origin, there
it is plow ed again with a 12-mch plow fore exists which may be more frequent
about the first o f June, and the young
H m road® m I l f » akndj o f
kale plants dropped into every third than one la led to believe. It M, M.
In
root® and her*
study diaoovei
fu rrow about tw o and a half to Oiree Lermozey nays, generally termed a
Ins to th® woi
feet apart. T h is olaces about *isne nervous cough. This term la a t the
fu l ren*®die®.
a m e time en error In diagnosis and
eads to an insufficient treatment.
ext fu rrow covers them, lea vin g the
Th e naaal cough occurs when two
tops UTicovenef T K r t ffr n t s that » r e
morbid conditions are realised simul
plow
ed
in
during
the
day
in
this
Way
A SURE CANCER
taneously ; these ere au exaggerated
X y M o ' w S k f f h f T R ^ m d . T w P o r feasibility o f the mucous membrane o f
th ree cu ltiva tio n s are all that Can the nose and a local cause o f Irritation.
usually be g iv e n , fo r the plan ts 'Brill Thia local excitant may be either hay
c o n s u l t a t io n
f
> blank and otro»
a eahaot sail, w rltaforam
___ , i ____________
soon touch in the ro w , if th e y d o pfttell
fever or a polypus In the nose.
in m
E n lr W O O :-----A n y p la n ts that fa il to g r o w m ajf be
„ T H Ä l t
Nasal coughs have certain character
■ IB la Pint at.. Oor. llorrieoa.
riaoa.
Portland. 0«#na. replaced b
y hand.
Som e gre
gri
by
nand. borne
rs
Plsaaa Maatloa This Paper.
istics which may serve to render them
prefer to plant the seed in hills
jiep the plants are farge_enough Vhin recognisable. They are dry, convulsive,
them to o u r l a n t MS a Mil. O thers progressive. Irresistible.
\ m
W hat often deceives as to the cause
j f these fits o f coughing is a banal
lubjectlvk illusion. T h e sufferer from
nasal cough feels that It is caused
land is w et and su bject to o v e r flo w by a pricking sensation In the larynx,
the Tra n ipt! T tttg iB T y b g n M i y t d - tin- ind, on tbe contrary, notices no tickling
Ü1 du rigg. Jply. I f the land is w ell n the nose.
L V.V
drained and th e p lin t r ' «iré Targe
A systematic examination o f the
enough, it m ay be done before the aasal fossae o f all people who cough la,
first
o f. June,
anting,
therefore,
necessary.
Sometimes a
en ou gh p la its m
i ay
stand
large
lesion
Is
found
In
them,
floating
bn
the
land
w
here
gs
«
r
e
*•
polypi which Irritates the mucous mem
grown.
Unlike the ordinary dried
brane ; sometimes the latter seems nor
&
A toan liv in g a t Maud wants
wi
to know
beef— theft bold* in-b^lk-*-
I f he can irriga te v i d tree
trees by means mal, but at certain points cough-produc-
o f a w ater wagon and barrels.
Pro ng cones ere found which are revealed
fessor Thornber did not fa v o r the plin , by two complimentary signs: produc-
comes in a sealed glass jar
;lon o f tbe cough by the irritation of
s ta tin g :
the
said sones, suppression o f the
“
This
would
be
rather
too
qopiplsx.
in which it is packed the
I a<ta b f the opinion that you *111 find x>ugb by the cocalnlzatlon o f the cones.
moment it is sliced into those
T b e diagnosis o f the nasal origin o f a
U too grea t an expense, considering
trie velue o f a team and a man, to haul xiugh considerably attenuates Its prog
delicious thin wafers.
this w ater during the summer.
The nosis. This cough when not recognised
Stattpa would advise you to try and continues almost Indefinitely; when
None of thd rich natural
dotraerW fría? moisture by means o f recognised It gives w ay almost always
flavor or goodness escapes
culture. This could be done w ith good to a rational local treatment, and some
a.
effect during the summer months.
I times disappears with astonishing rap
or dries out. It reaches you
have had considerable experience on idity.
fresh and with ail the nutri
the state college campus in hauling
Thanks are due to M. Lermosey for
w a te r ; and have concluded, first that calling attention to the role, scarcely
ment retained.
it is im practicable to placa w ater
inspected until now, by which the
around the tree w ithout a heavy mulch
mucous membrane o f the nose plays In
« f s tra w ; Hpeond, that nothing mttch
the persistence o f certain cougha; and
reRl thaw'd barrel o f w a ter fo r each
Beef is only on « i
In case o f need recourse w ill be bad to
tree at each w aterin g, should be givSn.
number o f high-grade, reedy
This w ill soak the ground up fa iyly tbe therapeutical means which this
w ell, Slid In our case, I did nót traed to knowledge Indicates.— Paris Edition o f
to serve, pure food products
w ater the trees on the campus more New York Herald.
WHEN YOU COME TO PORTLAND
COUGHS AND THE NOSE.
T H E C O R N E L IU S
JUL GURU. (Ute if PrttH Koftf) Hr.
C Gee Wo
CRINESE
M lÄ
DOCTOR
r* X ’ styetfesztsu
rj
food
\
P ro d u c ts
Dried Beef
M S
Libby’s Peerless Dried Beef
Libby’s
that are prepared in Libby’ S
i
f ir r a l W h ile K i i c b a S ^ T * ] .
Jest try a package o f any
o f these, such as O x Tong us,
Vienna
Sausage.
Pickles,
O lives, eUL, and see how
delightfully dif
ferent they are
from
others
you have sa ten.
LAby, McNeill A
Libby. CUcaee
than tw ice during the. summer. . I do
L ,««k .
not know that it w ill be p o s ib le for
■I
suppose
you
wouldn't part with
you to make use o f a heavy mulch, but
In order to hold the W aUr, it ia neces this dear old farip house fo r anything,”
sary to do so.
You can uaa rotted laid the enthusiastic girl.
“ No,” answered Farm er Corntoseel,
straw fo r this, or fo rest leaves. ” —
From the W ashington Stats college, T don’t expect to.”
Pullman.
“ Yon regard It as a kind o f mascot,
don’t y o u f’
A * A ffa ir *»f H onor.
'W ell, the fello w that managed to
"Excuse me, ma’am,” said the edu sell It to my fa th er was pretty lucky.”
cated hobo, “ but would you fa vo r a —Washington Star.
soldier in the great arm y o f the unem
A fte r the supper ia over and .the
ployed with a square meal?”
“ I w ill/ replied tbe good woman, “ I f llahes done; a woman rem ove« her
you don’t mind earning a dollar by do kitchen apron and sits down beside
husband w ith an a ir that says.
ing a few odd joba about the premiosa
Now , tell me all that haa happened
this afternoon."
"Pardon me, ma’am.” answered the a. to -d a y ."________________________
h., "but I am a man o f honor and must
You needn’t be so proud because yov
therefore decline to desert from the w e fa t ; maybe It's dropay
arm y."
<
■laU of Ohio, City of Toledo i
Luctt County.
Frank J. cheuay ateke*oetbthe!be !• senio*
partner of the firm ot T. Ì. Cheney A Co., doing
SBMnctBlatheCny of Toledo, County end State
afore«*l<l anil that taid Arm will ney the (tun
of ONE fa u N D H b DOLLARS lor each and
every case of Catarrh that can nut be cured by
the u m of H all’t Catarrh Cur*. ■
.
^ .
FRANK J. CHENEY,
-worn to before me and tu btcribed in my oxee-
raet, thli »th day of December A D it t i.
/o—l t
A. W. GLKABON,
1 1
Notary Public.
H all’« Catarrh Cure la taken internally, and
act«directly upon the blood and nunm nur-
facea ol tbeiyatcm. Feud forlesilmonlaU free.
F. J. CH KNBY A CO., Toledo,O.
Sold by all drug*lata, 75c.
Taka Hall'a Family rills for eonstlpatlon.
Haa a
B e tte r T h i s * .
bÚLút
NATURES
i
’iP E R F iB lH U W f lC
T h ere is scarcely a n y one, n o m atter b o w vig o ro u s and h ealth y, w h o ,
L not need a ton ic som etim es.
L it t le p h ysical irregu la rities upset th e I
i, the ■p j M « " E n |,|
- ii.*
i * «i*. .1 and w orn i
and oth er unpleasant sym ptom s g iv e w a rn in g that th e system ia disor-
and needs assistance to w ard o ff, perhaps, som e serious sickness o r '
r e as
i the : 1
beat o f a ll tonics, n atu re's S
len t. S. S. 8. is recogn ized eve ry w h ere
Oicine, m ade e n tire ly o f h ea lid & / 'b lea iu in g,d o V if;o ra tin g roots and herbs, |
ic rem edy w ith o u t an equal. S. S. S. haa th e addition al valu e o f 5
th e greatest o f g jl Meed pu rifiers. I t re e s ta b lis h e s th e h ealth y circu-
o f the blood, rids the b o d y at th a t tired, w orn-out fe e lin g , im proves the
m g s about a return
rei
o f h ealth to those w hose
te and d ig estion , and brin
Y depleted. - 8. 8. 8. acta m ore p ro m p tly and
h ave been w eakened dr
those w h o are run dow n in health
licin e, and those
n tly than an y o th er tnedii
d com m ence its use at once. I t w ill th o ro u g h ly p u rify th e blood and :
ed fo
lot r a system ic rem edy
u p th e system .
8. 8. 8. is a d m ira b ly suited
because it is free from m in e r a ls : it m a y be used w ith ou t harm fu l reanlta b y
persona o f a n y a ge, and n o u n pl easa n t effects e v e r fo llo w . ’
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
S s t k le s D e l* « .
L ift l a * IB * H « fere*.
Diogenes had abandoned the search.
Bodrl<-k— Stood out In the middle of
" I t 's a w sat« o f tim e," he said. "E very the road the other day to decide aa
time I think I'v e found an honest man automobile race. They both came la
he turns out to be s hireling o f some
even.
, i
predatory trust.”
Van Albert— It was a toss-up, eh?
«W inking at the bystander*, be extin
Kodrick— I should say to. 1 was
guished his lantern.— Chicago Tribnna.
" I used to know that nan when he was
a struggling lawyer. What business does
trseed over a haystack.
be follow now?”
Mothers win find Mrs. Winslow’ s Boothia#
“ Skimming cream.”
" I in that L ittle Leejip is to sing Syrup the b. at remedy to use foe their ch. Vdg~a
"Nkimming cream? Is he in the dairy
Soring
the teething period.
and dance at another dinner somewhere or
business?”
other."
“ Dsiry nothing! He’s receiver for a
Let no one say that the mind haa a »
"W h a t I Ia ah* alive y et? "
bankrupt trust company."
power over tbe body. I f it can cause
“ N o ; again.”
such effects as in tbe case taken from
O r ig is s L
Ulk, bow much more can It Influence
J Yen fe e Ort AS«e*e T t -1 fy -r T—*
"Jones Is certainly original."
Write Allen A Otmsted.Le Roy, N. Y., fora the physical conditions o f the now and
free sample tff Allen’s Foot-Ease. It cures
"W h y? "
sweating, hot swollen, aching feet. It makes here?
"W ell, he’s written a melodrama and new or tight shoes easy. A certain care for
"Y o u look pale and thin. W bat’s go*
he’s done away with tbe ‘old m ill' and corns. Ingrowing nails and bunions. AU druff-
glsu seU It. 25c. Don’t accept any substitute yon?”
‘
the ‘missing papers’ and the ‘ hand-to-
"W o r k !
From morning till night,
hand encounter on tbe cliff.’ " — Detroit
G e t t l * « C lose t o B a to v * .
and only a one-hour re s t”
Free Press.
“ W riglsy, what ever became o f that
“ H ow long have yon been at It? "
Uttle Miss Good sole?”
“ I begin to-morrow."
B y H ie P e a .
W ealthy Strang®*— Yea, I made my
mooey, every farthing o f It, by my pen.
Youth— Ah, a novelist, or a drama
Get, maybe.
W ealthy Stranger— Not me. I need
to keep a sheep farm In New Zealand.
“ She turned sociologist and married a
tramp.”
vito«-1
“ W hy, I heard her m y once that yoa H T S L u , con* by Dr. 1 -loe'e Gnat Mono 1
■tom. Send foe r a n St OS t»i»l ho«Is and trull* .
were her bean ideal o f a man.”
“ Did yon?
W ell, she passed me up Dt. R. R. Kilos. IA . m Arch St.. PhltodolphU. IV
for a hobo ideal o f a man.”
T lraA rtlo tla T e * , c r s * c * t .
S e t Good F a n * .
“ When shall I call again with this
bill, Mr. A r d n p r
"Looks a bit like rain, ma'am,” ob
" I think, yonag mas, as a concession
served tbe friendly milkman as
be to th* conventionalities, you'd better not
banded In his morning p in t
come any more until I have returned at
" I t dikis, indeed,” replied the ready- least one o f your calls.”
G ave B e l * to H e r T b o i g k t t .
“ Yea,” said Mrs. Nurltcfa, “ my bob
means to be an a r tis t"
“ Indeed?”
replied
Mrs.
A scm
"T h a t’a a very laudable ambition.”
"Yea, he thinks It’s Just cute to w eal
these flowing
phla Press. •
witted housekee]ier, with her gese fixed
OB the bottle.— Boston Tran script
SINKS AND DRAINS A FRE-
QUENT CAUSE OF TYPHOID
GASTORIA
Pirify These aid Yoa Will Be Safe
Frae ContagiQn
For Infanta and Children.
DISINFECTING T H E O N L Y P R E V E N T IV E
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
B ora x, a S im p le, S a fe and S u re M e th o d
T w o tablespoonfuls o f Borax in a
rilfiii o f hot w a te r poured down the
t
;ed pipes o f a sink, or flushed
h a disease-laden drain, cleanses
and purifies it, leaving it clean and
sw
Bed clothing and clothes used in a
sick room can be made hygienieally clean
and snowy-white, i f washed in a hot
solution o f Borax water.
Kitchen and eating utensils, used dur
ing illness w ill be kept from all possi
bility o f contagion i f Borax is used when
washing them. Pure as snow and harm
less as salt, and because it can be used
fo r almost every domestic and medical
purpose. Borax must be considered the
one g re a t household necessity.
Loco! aarat* wonted.
W r it* fo r mooey m ik in g plan
Italy iiruuuun euuie ut tue mrongeet
obacco in tbe world, and she makes use
>f the crop herseifw>-f
So I t
IS
la.
Teacher— I f a vehicle with two
wheels Is a bicycle and one v lth three
wheels Is a tricycle, what Is one with
only one wheel?
Scholar— A wheelbarrow.— Illustrat
ed Bits.
0*1/
U se
For Over
Thirty Y e a rs
T h e *.
"L ittle boy, do you ever swear?”
“ No, ma’am, ’eeptln' when h’e nec’sary
and I ffotta do it.”
"When Is it necessary to swear?”
“ W en de empire calls y* out on twv
•trikea an’ a hall."
OASTQRIA
S « * * d l * g * * d S ittin g .
She sat fo r an oil portrait o f hen
did she n ot?”
“ Yep, Jinx was the a rtis t”
“ How'd It come out?”
"She sat fo r It but when she aav It
she wouldn’t stand fo r It.” — Houston
P o st
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
PN U
VMS cia n a , co «« any . one vooa cm.
N o . 34-OS
The telephone has not reached the point
of a domestic convenience in France. It
Is but little used by the pnblic generally.
Truth
and Quality
I S O UR MOTTO
appeal to the W ell-Inform ed In every
walk o f life and are essential to per
manent success and creditable stand
ing. A ccordingly, it la not claimed
that 3yrup o f Figs and E lix ir o f
Senna Is the only remedy o f known
value, but one o f many reasons why R eeident and D ay School fo r
C atalogue on R eq u est
it Is the best o f personal and fam ily
laxatives Is the fact that It cleanses,
sweetens and re lie v e « the Internal
organs on which It acts without any
debilitating a fter effects and without
having to Increase the quantity from
tim e to time.
8aid an Em ployer: "S tick to quality.
I t w ill win oat in the e n d ."
We do
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