The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, August 19, 1904, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textf'V Economy la a strong point with Hood's Sarsaparilla. A bottle lasts longer and docs moro good than any other. It is tho only medicino of which can truly bo said 1 00 DOSES ONE DOLLAR lln UtiewTliey Would I'll. A MimImIii1 Coiigri-smmtn, anya till) Nl'W IJrleilll l'll-HVIIIli'. niieit ntvn. ed a IiiiihIwiiih) jmir of Unlit gray tioimcrit which were much admired by hlN colored neighbor. Unrorttni wtely they Iiwh iiid Miiti.il. "Ileie, Charlie." km Id tlii Congress jiiiii (o it negro nun mil who liml hum viwled them, "laku tlimo trousers Itllll clean UlHIII," Uluirdn took tlicni Iioiiii nml after two dnya of careful Inactivity brought tlii'iu Imtk, '"Heime inn. kn," he mid, "hut Vlnlh tn gracious, si Ilku All calit't If It tlit t spot nut no wity." "Did you l,ruti Ifi" "YlHHMlh." Htrtih Itr "Vasteh." "Htuiir Itr "ViimiIi. Trnr llko Ah Hon, er'r thing, liut Ah Jes' caln't Kit It out m way." "Well, illil you try ammonia?" "No, whl No, sehl" exclaimed Char Mr, with a delighted anlekcr. "Alt tllilu't try Vin on inn ylt, sell, but Ah know dey'd nil" Mill MoreUvWeitc-e. lUyClty, 111., Atigutt H (Kpecial.) Mr. K. F. Henlay m this city wlds hi nvldri.re to that published almost tUlly tint a mutt turn (or ltheuiiiatlimi U now (hi lorn tlin American xopln anJ that that euro U D.xltl'a Kidney I'D la. Mr, Henley hail Arulti Khmimatlam. lln hat ud Dodd'a Kidney 1'illi. Ho aya n( tlio rcult: "Alter suffering for alxUn yrara with lthruiiiatlmu anil using nuintirotia medicines (or ItliMimalUm anil inmn medicine preaorliMil hy doctors, I at last tiled I)o.ll'i Kidney I'llls with the mult that I got morn twueiU fror Ihrin than all tho other nt together. "IHaM'a Kidney I'illa wiro tho only thing to glvr, mo ifllef, ami 1 icconi mend them to nil uflorliiK Iroiu Aculo Itlitiuinallnm." Ithniiiuallain la rntir-ctl hy Urlo Add In the blood. Hrallhy kidneys tako all the Uric Acltl out ot the tiltxxl. Dodd'a Kidney Till inako healthy bltlnvja. Catianantt IJflVot, Vlft Jolui, ilu you know that you wore In your aleep Ittt night 1 lluiliaiiil Did 17 It mutt liar Iron when I hail that horrid drrain. Wife What did )oti dream? Hliadand I dreamt I wai smoking on of tboaa cigar you garo ma ou tny birth day. I A severe case of Ovarian Trouble and a terrible operation avoided. Mrs. Emmons tellf how she was saved by the usi of Lydia E. Pinkliam's Vegetable Compound. "Dkah Mnn. I'inkiiauj I am m plrnnctl with tho rraultn obtained from Iiytllu Iv. rinlcliiun'rt Youtnl)le Conipoiiuil that 1 feci It a duty mid n prlvlWa to wrlto you about It, " I atilTcrtttl tot moro than flvo yean with ovarian trouble, cnualtifr nn tiuploatnnt dlaoliari;o, n (rrcitt Mrrak noan, and at tintoa a ralntricua would como onsr mo which no amount ol medicine, dlot, or cxerclM hrcrned to correct. Your Vcjrotablo Compound founil tho weak pot, liowovcr, within a few wvoliH ntul Havoil ino from an operation nil my trouble had dlaappenrcd, uii(l I found mynelf once moro liealthy and well. Wortla fall to deaerlbo tho real, true, erateful fcellna that in In my heart, and I want to tell every nick and aulTerlnir sinter. Don't dally with medicines you know notlf lnf about, but take Lyilln K. Pink liaiu'H Vegetable Cumpouiul, and tako my wortl for It. you will be a dif ferent woman In a abort time." Mits. Lauha. Kumons, Walkenrllle, Ont. SSOOO ferftH If erl,lnt aitv tttttr afW(t (Mi'itil ctnnot fto4uU. Don't liotltnto to write to Mrs. IMnkham If thoro is anything nbout your olckncss you do not iiiulorfltanil. No woman over rotfrotti'd wrltlnff hor anil lio liaH liulned tboiuttBilH. AuuroM Lynn, Mosa. P, N.U. No. 3J-I904, ITTIIKM writing t VY ncnllun tbla to ad vartliara plaaaa I papar. B " JJ m$Y- I Zt fDvB '(SSaM r 7& fei mmmmaUt I i. i .1 35l awtffftfxrsiffiry wsxfr"i.'iiK:r. -. v. SStaa--" I'lirtulilo lluiMe for lluu". A MliH'Umiiu who Iiiih tried them, any of iiiovntilii hoKhtiuiMHi: "I lutvo luted iiorliihlii lidKlimmrN oim yi'iir, nml llkt thoiii llratnilo, lifcatiau tlioy ro iMiMlly clt'iiiifil whi'ii oii wIhIi to cltsiii tliciu Jiint iiiiivo your pen; hIno, limy nro clump, They nnt ht-nlthy, lw i'iiiihi) you en n keep them free from ilia imihij hy fri'iiiitutt iiiovIiik. They nro a Knnit kiivit of IhhIiIImk imly n amiill iiuniitlty lielnn retulrttl, provhlliiK. of coiirae. that your pen 1 upon dry KriUiil, Hint la, crotiml where witter UUVAIII.R IKMI IIOUHf, will not atnnd vxceptluK li a very wet tlmt'. Aa to moili of eotiatmctlon, mine nre built na followa: They nro 7 fret Ioiir, (1 feet wide. 40 liichua Illicit In front, .10 Int'liea hlcli In renr. WisithiTboHnJitl with hnrd phut bonrtla, 10 InchfH wltlt; oucht to bo toiiKtitil and kciniymI, nl" thuiiKh "duo nro not. Tho rtKtf la of 10 Inch hnrd plnu IwnnlN, 7 feet louu. Kiteh pen lima n tlimr .10 luchea hlcli by U feet whit, with hlnce nnd lump Inlcli; till-no IdiiKea nnd bnap hitch nre 5 luchea; uo wroiiKht unlla to jiut them nn. Tint roof of inv lien, whcru there nre crncka, la battened w(th hnlf-ruund IHtjilnr plecea, or It enn have tho crncka covered with ahliiKlea, I enn fatten door ojten or abut, na 1 dealro. The framo la mndn of beech Zxi a. 1'lrat. mnko thrtij poata for the front 3S Inebea hlcli. then threo for renr, 28 Inchea IiIrIi. tbtn 2 for nldca. 33 luchea lilKh; then four jilwea 7 feet Ioiik thrtMt of thoae to aunitort the roof nnd one U) put nlons tho front of tint pen nt tho bottom to atreiiKthon tho frnmc. Now, tnko boartla prevloualy anwetl the rtcht lencUi nnd conatmct two altlea which nro ojiitotlto to ifleh other, then couatrurt remnlnliiK aldea, then put on roof: uao 8-iionny nnlla for weatlier- bonrtla, nnd amnll aplkea to put fmme tORcthur. Them nena ran not 1m benten for elnnllueaa. Iieiilllifuliieaa, anvInK of bed- tlliiB, nml chenpnuaa. They cott about $3 each. Htruwhrrrr Culture. Tho iiielhtMl of atntwberry culture ahown In tho Illustration hna been uc ccsafttl nml proiltnblo. Tlclit Iron- bound bnrrela nro UHtsl with nil but four of tho hoopa romoved. lloloa nre borvtl throuRh the atnvea nt proper dl a t n n c o a n a ahown, phtnta aro act la tlioao hohm and tho b n r r o 1 h tilled with noil to tho top. Tho nvor- BTIIAW11I.UIIV ui:u nt;o yield of brrrlea la over one-lmlf buahol per Imrnd. Tho Kreatost ndvnnt iiKoa clulmetl for thlx method nro that no mulch or cultivation la liecoasary, tlmt thu berries nro nbvnyH clean ttiid freo fnun aaml, and am fur moro rend. Ily picked than when Krowu In tho vmiinl way. A tllu U placed In tho center of tho Imrrol na it la filled with hoII. This pormllH nn oven dlatrlbutlon of water from top to bottom, nn aunn danco of which 'should bo supplied nt all times. Vorclntf n Bccoitd Crop of Jlerrlcn. A Vermont fannor reports ruccpsh In proluclnK n Becond crop of straw berries hiHt year by cutting off all tho leaves nnd stoma closo to tho ground after fruiting tho tlrst crop nnd np plying n dressing of nltruto of soda. They blossomed ngnln In September and producod a crop smaller In amount than tho first one, but very profltablo. Tho plan, however, could not bo ex pected to work woll except lu cool, wet seasons. m TPhv' Am- ( a ViS. fr" ' IMfM WmMMmMvnM iwTigf -'j f jr- r .tffmttijHA iaa7."ci7m ' -?se&ssw&- hzxct" IJhIiii tlio !lc Hiirrov. Tho dlac na n form of mill cultivator la becoming countHilly niuro popuhir; hut It liitiat bo uVud right lu he ef fective. An export with tho disc har row anya: I want to say nn onctiiirnglng word for the iliac harrow. Nnt nil mil It nro ailnpled for Its use exceedingly atony hind la IIMIttcd for Its use, nor purhnps tho heavy, atlcky chiya. Kut upon loamy wills that nro looao and upon which aod quickly forms after aefdlng there is no tool to compare to tho luwvy disc. It ais'ins a waste of money n buy tho HHiall light mnrhlnes. Farm ers often any, "My team Is light, I can not draw tlioso big Winch dines, wclglitwL" All right, then you won't do much biisluess. These small tenuis always mean poor cultJviilloii upon theio liitivy sods there must bo given the draft of three or four horses of good weight not less than 1,200 pound, t'pon tho machine besides thn driver mny bv ridded nn extra loud of stone to put tho discs down nt least live Inches, nnd If the sod Is nut torn up go deeper, Tho Held may look un even when finished, hut n spring tooth or smoothing harrow will do tho level lug nnd thu soil will have been thor oughly mixed nnd tho cultivation If prolonged for two weeks will approxi mate tho old-fnshloned summer fallow. And If carried nlong periodically for four tn alx weeks It will reduru the stubborn ipiack grass. Chimp disc sharpeners are upon tho market costing not moro tlmn S2"0 to W that will do the work effectually. These sharp discs will do moro work with leas weight nnd somewhat reduced draft. An Anti-Choker, The accompanying diagram explains Itself nml showa a simple method of relieving the plow of any kind of a choke. It enn Imj constructed out of wood or Iron nml adjusted to nny kind of a pow. If a reversible or hillside plow la used you must have one on each side of the b.wnn. One bolt to go through beam Is rreuiy all that Is re quired, ns tho rest can be fouml lu any barnyard, or It (tin bo made of poles cut lu tho woods. In plowing under atrnwy manure or nny othor kind of humus foot), this Is tho most succos.v ful arrangements we liuvo ever seen. Kxclinngc. Hclcncr anil Corn Bilk. Corn silk has received considerable attention from our corn scientists. It la a somewhat unusual manifestation of nature, the cavity tn be fertilized by thu pollen sending out this long, silky messenger to guide the pollen grain to Its goal. Tho growth anil develop ment of the silk hours an Important re lationship to tho crop of corn that Is to bo harvested. The silk at the butt of tint ear appears tlrst ami Is the long est, as It must grow the whole, length of tho cob to get to the light at alt. Vet It tloos this and la waving In tho air catrhlng tho pollen before the tip silks havo appeared. The butt cavities or ovaries nro therefore tho tlrst to be fertilized. It Is generally believed that the shorter the ear tho moro likely It Is to bo covered with kernels, as the longer the ear the later will tho tip silks bo lu getting out to the light whore they can be of service. Kor this reason tho tips of long ears nro fro intently found, with no kernels on thorn. The silks did not get out till aftor the stalks had ceased shedding pollon. If an ear of corn that is send ing out silk bo covered with n long pnpor funnel, tho silk will continue to grow In length till It bus attained a length of 20 Inches or more. At tho Iowa station an ear of corn treated In this way seemed to despair of getting pollen and sont out two new ears near Its tmso; and these two now ears do volopcd n good mass of slllc. The fall ing of tho pollon on tho silk Is followed by tho grains being conveyed to the ovaries, after tho complotlon of which work tho silk dies Cowa Aro l'oor Wnlkera. Tho cow Is naturally a poor walker, (lonorally slio walks only when she must. Sho nover walks or runs for ox crclso. Rontot lines sho frolics, but only for n fow moments. Tho dairy cow's business Is eating, dozing nnd chowlug her cud. Any cow thnt la compelled to travel over tho parched and short cropped pasturo day and night In search of tho straggling, crisp and browned blades of grass cannot bo ex pected to return ovan a small profit. anti ciioKnn nr.vicr-. -Sum HEUMAT1 Tho idea that Rheumatism is strictly n winter disease, that cornea front exposure or cold, is wrotijr. a fipell of indigestion, torpidity of tlic Hvor, inactive state of the kidneys, or sudden cooling of the hotly when over-hented, bcintf frequent causes of an attack. Rheumatism is due to nn over-acid condition of the blood nnd bad circulation. As it Hows through the body tlio blood deposits nn acrid corrosive Fcdimcnt in the joints nnd .t i at... ..!...' . I nail IHU.H.IW., hiiu uioLiii.uiui.iuii wor)lt form Tho p4,Q wa- , MtoIU(l j bsosmo JjroWH Blllfrifisll because of coiupletoly prostrated. Uavlncr board U.S. B. ro llm rrmstimt nrrilimilntmn COmmondod for Ilhoumatlam, I dooldod to BfTB tlio constiiiil nccuintiintion u ft trlttl and afler z hliatakoa a fow tottlaa of ncid impurities, and I wit nolo to bobbin around on crutohet, ana when the avslein is in such "' "00n ,,atf noutafor thsmntalI.,S.B.U.iar wneniiie system is in snen jDR.0Uroarooaound and woll. Alltbodlatreiilnr condition Rlieilnfatism is patna havo left roo, rnrappotttobsarattirnad, ana liable to como out at nny m happy to bo aBaln ro.torod to prfct boaltb. time, winter or summer. It ooiu.st.,K.W.,WaihtnBton,D.o. is hastened and provoked by exposure to cold, damn nir, sudden cooling of the body when over heated, a bad spelt of indigestion, or anything that is calculated to fur ther derange nnd depress tlio system ; but these arc only exciting and not the real catikc of Rheumatism. It is in the blood, and when this vital fluid becomes overcharged with the acid impurities and is running riot in thu veins, an attack is sure to come, whether in summer time or the coltl, bleak days of winter. You arc a slave to pain as long as tho blood is tainted with acid. Liniments and plasters arc helpful and use ful, but it takes something more than Tubbing and blistering to drivo away this demon of pain. S. S. S. goes to the scat of the trouble. aches vanish, and the longed-for relief comes to the nervous, pain tortured sufferers. S. S. S. contains no minerals, but is guaranteed purely vegetable. Write us if in need of medical advice, which is given without charge. Our book on Rheumatism, telling of the different forms and varieties of this pain-racking disease, is mailed free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. A Precedent. Mlccle I say, old man, I'd Ilka to hare you put me up at your club. Wleslea I'd Imj only too xlad, my boy, bat cr tliey aro very particular who tbey admit. MIcKlrs Von don't aayl How Id the world did you manage to break In. CASTOR I A for Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Beam tho Blguaturo of V&&&K I'rhte Interceded. "Why did she marry hlm7 lie hasn't any money. "I know, but sho has plenty." "Hut ho hasn't any brains, either." "True, tot). Hut people kept telling her how stunning tbey looked together till alio Just couldn't bear the Idea of letting hliu get awny," Detroit Tree I'reaa. Ilow'aThli? Wa ofltr One Hundred Dollan Reward tax any cote of Catarrh that caunul bo cured by llalt't Catarrh Cure. F. J. ciiK.NKY A co., rropa., Toledo, o. We. the utiUeriltned. hate known i J. Cheney tor the lait l&yeart, and tlleTO htm perfoclly honorable In all bunlneu iranuo (loin and flnanelally able to carry out any ol llirattunt tnade by their nrut. Wtir A Tat'AX, Wholesale Drur elttt.Toledo.O. Waloino. Kixnan A Marvin, tholoae Drue tti. Toledo, O. tlaU' Catarrh Cure It taken Internally, act Intrdtrectly Uon tho bliHxl and inucout tur tacet ot the jteui. l'tlfe 7c per bolUe. Sold by all Drug tnu. Tcttlmoutalj free. llall'i Family Fllli are lb beit. Horrjr He Hpoke. Husband IM like to know what en joyment you tlml in trotting around from store to store, looking nt and pricing things you cannot purchase? Wife 1 know It looks silly, yet there Is a Kort of melancholy pleasure In knowing I could have bought them had I married Tom Coldcash when I had tho chance. Instead of throwing myself away on you. 66 DID'iNT HURT A IS WHAT fV'Tgim We ran exlraet one or atlyour teeth with out huttlue a tit. and tul lu new teeth the I ? jam w saiuo day It you ilculru. Our vsti ol erwn tlmple, ijulek and paltileM. Kitabllshed tn Portland II years. The reason wo advertise la to lei you know wnero we are. Open cvenlnR till 0 Bundayt from 9 to 12 Phone MM u aw. DIU W A. t 1st WISE BROS., Dentists "CYCLONE" UNQINES Write for Cataloguo and Prices THE A. H. AVER1LL MACHINERY CO. PORTLAND, OREQON. " ijl,,.1 SI IT V Mj '. sm sm VpA r mj tfififil tt5 NO USB von CnUTCUEB. an attack of Solatia Jthoumatlstn In It enters the circulation, neutralizes and in ters out of the blood the acid poisons. It enriches and strengthens the weak, dis eased blood; the general health improves under its tonic effect, and when rich, puro blood begins to circulate through the stiff joints and sore, tender muscles, pains and BEUTEL BUSINESS COLLEGE TAOOMA, WAXif. Olret written cuntracU to secure potttlont for graduate. Then conlrartt ire guaranteed by a National liana. Write lor catalogue and j.lan today. I'KICCS THAT TALK. Thmh.rmtii and Hawmlll Mm Nelel 'J ft. Kndlrwi IJn.n Mllchnl, llrarr C'anru, 4 ply, T Inch ItelUnc, 2in. IJOfU lucb U. urn m almrr, inot. Tank l'amnmniHtf. wtth 11(1.1 Inrb Haitlon Iliw, 19 n. lilfHliAtg. Ilw, with no. ul n0 mralorr, lltLM. lwltliiir, llu ! l'Mkln at wbolt-ftal pnevs. tlrn.ral arnrj fur !orwiu HiKkrjr Hir Kmlrr. I.ai nln(t mlll.niaualy WUJN t a Utin. WrlUluruialoo. UK1KUSON SIACIIINKUY CO, lTJUTUl.MJ. OIIKOOM. WANTED 200 MEN. Waeet fJii per day Hoard JI.M per week WteanntK" per day. Exten tltre trrlgatton conitructlon. Perma nent employment for good men and teams. Deschutes Irrigation and Power Compnny BKXD. 0RK00N BUY $$M$tf DEAL13R BIT 9 TtlHY SAY and bttdra work Is litk. t . WlBU ioa-z,i r'mn' "TMCTfiSiiS?. RUSSEIUU " THRESHERS f 'TT-'vgk O FROM YOUR aibfc Z19'siiKJnE3tanVS' J