Sherman County observer., September 21, 1906, Image 4

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H O B O , OBBOON :
F R ID A Y .............. „ . S ept . 21,1906
How Nature Provides.
BV X
B V lM aX -X H
O b s e rv e r.
Our B eauty, Health and IlsppRi
J<r. F o j o r iy S a id . " Q u it J^or
Is it not possible, and altogether prob­
t^ d d ln '." b u i F o u n d l i
able that elements necessary for tbs
body health are contained in the med­
W a t J fo Jo**-
Pavwwwal T a lk W ith Vtoi.
Juvenile Dick Turpins abound in
Philadelphia, according to John J. F o
gerty, aaya a Quaker City correspond
ent o f the S t Louie Republic M r Fo
IL and w« Know It would be profitable to gerty la mourning the loos of his bank
you to become a aubacriber. We »end H roll, a gold watch and two revolvers
two rear« far >230; one year $1 60;12Mcts
Fogerty declares that ha would not
a month la a’t much. Try It. Order by
mind the Incident which left him on the
Postal Card, and pay for It when you can.
verge of bankruptcy were It not for the
A t any tim e when requested Io do
to, the paper will be dlaconilnued. Bui we fact that the youngster held him up »g
,hat all arreart will be paid before the point of his own revolver and actu­
such request la made. It la eaay to ask ua ally laughed and Joked w ith him while
for a »la ten. ent, which will be cheerfully
annexing the bank roll.
rendered at any tjlme.
Eogerty la an old time prise fighter
I f you do not road The Observer
Why Not?
W o should lik e to have you take
F o r to w v la * F o w ls .
Another useful In fact, almost in­
d is p e n s a b le -a rtic le around a pouKry
yard la a carrying box or crate, says
Reliable Poultry Journal. I t la nec
aary, especially where one la somewhat
cramped for room, to be continually
changing young stock from one yard
or house to another, separating pullets
from cockerels or doubling up yards In
order to make room for others. W ith ­
out a carrying crate you are obliged to
I
$9
4 M
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F a t t a l a ! rew la.
* 1» fattening fowls for market much
to gained tbrou«fh confining them In
•m all yards, w ith a bouse to live In.
i r confined to this way tor tw o weeks,
fed haevtly on rich fattening food and
furwtobed plenty of water end g r it
t h < w ill gala anrprtolngty to weight
and condition of fieri» All thto to to
the advantage of the seller, as the
plumper and more attractive the car-
caaaee tbs higher price they w ill bring
la the market. (Country Gentleman.
Masb composed of 100
meal. 100 pound* wheat middlings and
fifty pounds Wheat bren. charcoal as S
regulator. I f needed, tee enough of al­
fa lfa clover to mix what they w ill eat
« 9 dean to fifteen or twenty mlantee.
Me snocnlent food beets clover.—Aarnri-
•aa Cultivator
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HAS POINTS OP MERIT W ORTHY OP ATTENTION.
3 Train« to Ttio Cast Dally
Through Pullman standards and
jurist alee pi ug-aare daily to Omaha,
Chicago, Spokane; tourist sleeping-car
dally to Kansas C ity. Reclining dbalr-
oare (seats free) to the East dally.
PO R TLAN D DMFOT.
A T I.A N T IC KXPRBMe
Car the Kart vL Hunt­
ing ton.
FO RTLA ND -B fO G «
LO CA L, for ell local
points Iwtween Biggs
ami For (land.
Arrives at Biggs
fALUUAfiB-JOll.
' A Square Deal
1» amnred you wh«n you buy Dr. Pleree’»
family medicine*—for all the Ingredi­
ent» entering Into thorn are printed on
the bottle-wrapper* and their formula»
are atLw-L-d under oath ae being complete
and correct. You know Ju«t what you are
paying for and that the iagrodletits are
gathered from Nature*» lal«oratory, beln j
»elected from the mort valuable native
medicinal root* found growing tn our
American fore»tr»adjghlle potent to cure
»re perMPtU harn)leoO>«(L to the most
delicate wotnrKAWniHaTPTt^ Not a dn>p
th e x J S u ^ x u ^
via.- i l i
U .v
I» agent po»seaset
reunefl gt' «■
nropcrtlc» of It» own.
Intrlnik* »•’»«
t)le antiaeptlc and antl-
being a moat vabiubl
fcrineut, nutritive aud »coiliing demul­
cent.
Glycerine plavfl fcn Imixirtnnt part In
p i, rifto '' » Gofden Medical Discovery In
Jli* cere of Hull-'t'«llnn, dyspepsia and
ni«;,k » 010/1'*h. attended by M»ur'rl*b,g»,
In^rt-b rll. bg/l breath, eouPd tongue,
poor *bp»liio, gfcA w'.'ig feeling In »toin-
atdr. bfiHCtMtH’i« and k|i»dr«*<l dernnge-
T l»e P n l n t e r W o n .
to' it* vf the I’to m if» . Ilx r t»»d bowel*.
J’-'»|di'* ciiriojf :*’ l thr gbovo tf*trre«lng
Often Lave painters aud sculptufiN
all.riefiU. tht-' f ioide«,<lniltcal tJbeovery"
dlacunneti the relative merits of paint­ l * a i e spr>r|K«' fnr fill dlw t*e* of the mueous
ing and »culptur*. A *to rj 1» tokl of A m mbrJiie*.
a* catarrh, whether of the
t
X » 1 patMAge* or of tn * «Ioniseh. bowel»
an artist who reriWted the disparaging
comparison* made by • sculptor ami or pc vie orjuuA Even In 11» ul
»ta *n» It w f" yield to till« sovereign rem-
told a wager that he eoitld within n edy If It* wso 1 ' ' •
red In. In Chronic
given time palut a picture «Fhlch should Catarrh o f the Naa.il pa «age*. It 1» well,
while
taking
the
«Golden
Medical Dl»-
dInplay the human figure as »'duple e
covery " for the m-ee«»ary constitutional
ly a* any sculptor could.
Ire-ktrncnt. to cleans* the pn«»age* freely
wo or threw time« a day with Dr. sag«’»
The wager was accepted, and npeu
a u rrh Remedy. Thhi thorough court«
appointed day a painting w a* proJ-to
tirL.«tiJye*4 generally cure* the worst
ed which fulfilled all the condition* 11
canard by bron-
reprenented a warrior, hl* back to the
con-
ngMCtatur, liendlng over a sheet of w a* S a f c f t J t ó w s r » « , on*. eiccnt
lw «*k,lden
am lent
ter. to the limpid surface of which were
fi
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reflected his cotire face aud form
To wdr- ••eporlallr In IbtMw o l tinetb;
f
the right a ault of |» lto h el armor bung
and threw Lack a full length profile
Image, while a m irror |M >rforn>«l ■
like office tor the toft able. Th«* ecnlF
tor, of eooree, baaded ex»r JJJ® ««*»•?
•takadw--Paris JournaJ
ro u rila r e n t a l by Irrita tio n and t«ngoelioti n<
the l«ron«'*»»aJ m** <xw iiwmibranra The « Dio*
tw rery * le W mo r ■yl h»r er «ne nm<l>« arla-
Ins frota »udth n fMK». nnr must It bo oa-
■ncMd w» Cwre rtaeum ptlon In Ita advanced
at w o « n« w<rdl> »no w ill di> th a t—bat für » II
tbe obstinat«^ Chronic ro«<tta. which. If nag-
to fflre or badly treated, load n a to ro tim m p
U im .lt lath« heal I U rin e th a t ran bn taken
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features of progress.
In T H E T W IC E -A - W E E K
8 P 0K E 8M A N - R E V IE W ,
Spo­
kane, Wash., will be found the
very latest news of the world, its
matter including Information on
politics, commerce, agriculture,
mining, literature, as well as the
local happenings in thè states of
Montana, Oregon, Idaho, Wash­
ington and the provinoe of British
Columbia. In addition, its ooL
umns for women, its popular
sdenoe articles, its short and con­
tinued stories, its “Answers to
Correspondent«”
and "Puxsle
Problems * * combine to form a
home newspaper that at >1.00 per
year can nowhere be exoelled.
JR iTS'ADvwwnaiMo v a u t b . ®
F«vh*p» yow hav* M m cthlng to * * ll—•
i * rT ‘
* * * ’’'. farm machinery. Ton w»av
wish to buy somethin! Th« bast poaalbla
•a y to ootnmunleata with people w ho w ish
tw buy wC sail 1« by Iwsortln* a amali a *-
vortlaameal In The Spokesm an R eview .
Farmers, atorbmen. Inmbarma« and l
are taka the TWICB- a -WNNK.
i f row wish to reach bualnaao man and
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gU N P A T
Oalawkhl« M < Wall»»«»«««« «Ivar.
tv points, oon-
For Astori» and w at
for Ilw aoo and
nactlog w ith
orth
No
rtt ’ Uattch. Steamer Haaaatlo, Ash
street dock. Leaves 8.00 p. m . dally,
exoept Sunday. Saturday 1000 p. m.
Arrives 5 00 p. m . d ally except Sunday.
M wPoyUm , Oregon City »ud Yam -
bill Blver points, Aah street dock.
Leavss 7.00 a. m d aily e x w p t ttuniJay.
Arrives 6.80 p.iu. daily exoept Sunday.
For Lew iston, Idaho, sod way f poll
points
from R iparla, Wash. Leave Hiparla
m., or upon arrival train No. 4.
6.40
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T a lk in g to H im self
O b s e rv e r P r in tin g
R R o p o ,
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May 29, 1996
pam ugr
daily
S T A T IO N S
Pioneer Llm llet. I l P u l to
O ierlanl Ltnutel, Om an tn CUcaio
Southwest L tn lte f, Kamas C ttj tn C U cu
No train In the fitrvic« o
any rallroid In the world
equals In equipment thst of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & 8 t
Psul Ry. They own and
operate their own sleeping
and dining cars and give
their patrons an excellence
of service not obtainable
elswhere.
O ffic e
Dger
dally
11.60 arve
11.19
11.10
11.90 •-
10 46
10.40
10.24
10.22
10 06
9.65
9.17
9.20
8 65
8 49
a. ao
8 09 a m
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For rale* and Inlormatlon apply to
W
.
M . C ro g re n , A g e n t
Moro. Or.
Ihe Dalles, Portland and
Istoria Navigation Co.
R e g u la to r
L in e
Porilud, The D&Uu ud wiypoati
Berths In th e ir sleeps
are Longer, H igher and W id er
than in smallar cars on other
Hteamars leave Portland aud T b e
lin e s . T h e y protect their trains Dalles d ally except Suudsy at 7 a. m.
the Block Svstem.
arriving at about 6 p m ., oonneetlngat
O re g o n .
L y le w ith the
N.
R O W E , G e n e ra l A g e n t,
134 T h ird S t., P o rtla n d , fir .
PACIFIC CO.,
Sunset, Ocean
— m i— -
Shasta
E A S T via S O U TH
Overland Express
ML____ trains for Halera, .
C o lu m b ia R iv e r
& N o rth e rn R y C o
For O oldend^e and K lic k ita t valley
points. T ra in leaves Goldendsle at
630 a. m. daily except Sunday, a r r iv ­
ing at L y le a t 730 a. m , connecting
w ith down river boat for Portland and
Interm ediate points.
^ v r e 'C y l e
GoWena gl e "8n ' I
arrival of tbe up river steamer.
K e ‘
Good IcGommodatioRS for
Teams and Wapos.
Ashland, Sacramento, Og-
Rsaahef«,-----------
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OREGON
195 3B B
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IMPORTING
CO
PORTLAND ORE*
-ta*
S E R V IC E A N D Y A M H IL L
D IV IS IO N
Depot, Foot of JeflTereon Street.
THRO UG H
TOURIST
sleepers !
V IA
I. 0.
CHICAGO
EAST
P O R T L A N D OSW EGO S U B U R B A N
B E G IN N IN G F eb . 15, ,1903
IN
For any further Information write or
<fc>n, San
Frsncieoo, Stockton Loe call on ihe neereri Agent, or the General
Angeles, E l Paso, N s w Orleans and tbe Office at Portland.
East. L eave* Portland U nion Depot,
8 46 p. m . Arrives 7.26 a .m ., d ally .
M orning train oonneotsat Woodburn
d ally except Sunday w ith trains for
M t. A n gel, Silverton B row nsville,
Springfield, W e n d lln g and N atro n
Leaves Portland Union Depot 8.80 a.m
arrives 6.66 p. m .
F.ugene passenger ooonects a t W ood­
burn w ith M t. Angel and Silverton
local. Leaves Portland U nion Depot
4 16 p. m ., returns 10.85 a .m ., dally.
Corvallis passenger leaves Portland
U n ion Depot 7.8» a m ., arrives6.60 pun
D a ily .
A N P TNC
Sheridan passenger leaves Portland
U n io n Depot 4 60 p.m ., arrives 8 2 5 * .m .
D a lly .;
Forest G r ° v® passenger leaves Port
land Union Depot 10.45 p.m , arrives
1 60 p.m . D a lly exoept Sunday.
TH E YEAR.
THE
YEtkES. A. a. F. JU Seattle. *asklaftee.
Or B. DICKSON. C. T^A.. i B Third Street. Frillssd. Or.
Leaves from Jefferson street depot for
Dallas and interm ediate points dally,
4.15 p.m . A rriv e Portland, 10.16 a.m .
T h e In d e p e n d e n t M onm outh Motor
Line operates d ally to M onm outh and
Alrtle, armneetlng w ith 8 . P. Co’s
trains a t Dallas and Independence.
First-class fare from Portland to
Sserameoto and San Franrison, $20
berth. $6. Seoond-ctoss flair,916;second
olass berth, $239
Tickets to Eastern polo Is and Europe
a’so Japan, .C h in s , Honolulu ant
Australis.
C IT Y T IC K E T O F F IC E , Corner T h ird
and W ashin gton . Phone M ain 711.
Po rtland , O r.
When purchasing ticket to Chi­
cago and the East, see that it
regd» Yia the Chicago & North-
Weetern Railway.
Choice of
roqtee via Omaha or viq St. P^ul
and Minneapolis.
It la the roots of The Overland Limited
and th* direct tin* to Chicago from the
CoosL Four fast daily Chicago trains
make connection» with all transconti­
nental train* at 8L Paul and Minne­
apolis.
T 6e Beef o f iV ir f tf i in t .
AU agents sell tickets via this line.
For farther Information apply to
*. v. Not-esa. «Mwrai seta. a. a. «.-«(• ■v-
fs a rn ^ a « ..
resTtasa, •«$,
C. W . 8TINOER. W m . ricMURRAY
City Ticlret Agent.
Gen-Pass. Agt
See Bert M ille r, the M onklsnd
m ail oarrier, and bave him take
th at package 4o you. H ia chargee
are em ail and dellvenee p ro m p t
•V
/
T om tble N o ll N o rth bud
bound
1.20 pm
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1.40
6.4 .. .G ibsons___
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1.44
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04
14.1 . . K lo o d yk e ..
J. 17
16 1 . . . S u m m it. . .
2.28
ltf.2 H a y Canon Jot
2.40
19.9 .. M c D .m a ld s ..
2.41
DeMoas...
28.9
2.68
27.9 ........ Moro . . .
J. 04
89.4 . .E r» kin ville
8.18
80 6 .Grass Valley
8.44
16 8 . . . Bourbon..
4 00
52.6 ........ K e n t . . .
4.10
67.8 . . . W lloox ..
4.20
5.00 arv 70 0 . . . S h a n ik o ...
St. Pail Railway
’ A Scotchman, when asked why he always
talked to himself, replied:
“In the first place, because I like to talk to
an intelligent man.
“In the second place, because I always Tike to
hear an intelligent man talk.’*.
We ta lk o u flo u d for the Scotchman’s reasons.
Would rather talk on P-r-i-n-t-i-n-g than
on any other subject.
We don’t say a word about prices—it goes
without saying that prices are right.
And our work—if it’s not right, send it back.
Try us. We Print anything.
“ T h s C s m fs rto h ls ^ a y "
rs
M R U SOUTHERN RT.
Ihe Milwaukie
For detailed informatiofl, rates, etc., cell on or address
W rtta your a d .. plalalF. . toe
g ja
to ta m p s ar maney arder
desired, and ta t a ' w h e t her
Moro, Oregon.
And
Route o f th e fam ou« O riental Lim ited
■NVWW.
Portland, Oregon.
W . R. CROCAN, AG ENT,
llie Chicago Milwaukee
¡GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAT
ADDRBI
tmn
*xoept Friday.
riouth-
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TU B IU RD AT A ro n »
oente pe r line aa« i la
te i
p- na.
Geu’l Pasaeoger Ag«ut,
For toacrlptiw »»« Illustrated Pamphlets,
write
W . «7. M r B R I B F . , « S B . A g « .
I'M Third Street,
PO R TLA N D , OR.
SEATTLE and CHICAGO
2 4 W o rd s |S ; =
4
'aatle G a la , Canon of the Grand
Blaok Canon, M arshall and Tennaa
<ee Paanaa, and tba World- Famou»
R oyal Gorge. ..
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BETW EEN
™ " Som M aunvNIViN s » l t ^ g ( ?
0 U a.m.
0.00 p. m.
11.4* a.m Lv. 1X14 pm.
w m . M c M u r r a y ,
EVERY DAY
T U B t w i c b a W a a K RATW« ANN
Tan eeale
lino each »
a li words to a IIaa.
lias.
?.D a.m.
As*
A0* a.m.
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PH ROUGH UTAH w»4 COLORADO
A friend wno owns a tarm of 699
acres which ha to compelled to rent
finds that the careless farm ing done
by hto tenant In the growing of corn
and crops of small grain baa filled the
farm full of cockleburs and wishes to «tx-alory Bre proof bu ildinr
know what be bad better do to get rid
Rates, «1 00 end up. ,
Entirely rvnuetle.1.
of this pest. I t cannot be done by an
C entrally loeeled.
Kreo bu» ineete train«.
method In any one year, for the grout.«',
Is probably so full of the eeeds that
ay 1
even If none were allowed to go to
now on mein
tin floor. Pine Cefo end lA dlea’
Annex, known »* the H kii >« i . b **« Reom.
seed from now on there would still be
plenty on hand at the end of four
years. W « think he w ill have to try
the grass cure for this pest—seed the
land down and either mow It for hay
or pasture It for a series of years. By
thun doing he "111 n o t only g e t rid of
On M d tttrs J li««l In tere st
the burs, hut be wUI rest and vefy
greatly Improve the fertility of hla
Your local paper ia a neoeagity
farm. A farm In grass never grows to you, financially and socially.
poorer; a farm devoted to grain grow­
But a NBW SPAPSB 0 7 GEN­
ing by tenants to on the highroad to
Impoverishment
Every quarter sec­ ER A L C IRCULATION, contain­
tion farm In the west should carry not ing the latest newi of the world,
leas than forty acres of grass all the to equally necessary to you. The
time. Than the old man can leave a
"up to date man*’ w ill provide
decent place of land for hto son to himself with these two essential
work
fam iliar with this guu. I t ’s Hable to go
off. you know.”
M r. Fogerty kept still.
Then the bureau drawers were tac­
kled. They gave up another revolver
and a quantity of Jewelry.
The youngster, atlll keeping Fogerty
covered, backed slowly out of the room.
A t last be was out of sight, aud, aa F<>
gerty says, "M e courage kem back.”
Jumping from the bed. Fogerty, for­
getting hla attire, started In hot pur­
s u it
But old age conspired to help the boy.
The feet r.lti*b h id k
»' <r nwnar
far from the reach of the tumous Juca
Dempeey’a lightning punches and fierce
rushes had lost their cunning. At tbe
top step of tbe stairs they refused to
remember the old time agility, and M r.
Fogerty took a cropper down fourteen
Steps.
Nothing daunted, be picked bkmaolf
up and started to tbe back yard. Ils
m w the youngster go out Into the alley
and at the alley door saw him hit the
street.
Then be remembered his attire. H e
wore nothing hut an Hodrrriilrt and a
fierce frown.
In the distance be saw Mrs. Fog'Tty
coming with the tee. Thoughts of the
delicious warm beverage filled hla
mind, and be la now letting the |»ollce
took up hla lost property.
S.1A p in
IU1 Hop,
1X0» pin.
For full Information call on or addre»»
H otel II oih I
Esmond Hotel
6 00 ^m .
L16 p.tn.
A lA p .» .
6 00 a a>.
flag
no atop.
Paaaca Bigji*
1012p.m.
6A7 a.m.
For Bastrrn Waahlnrton, Walla Walla, Lawla-
toa, Caaur d ’Alana as<f Oraat Northara poiaU.
Vinton H otel
New. Entirely.
Convientto Business
A». Daily.
HPOKANK PLYMR.
SA C H S
5 periods.”
early, forty ysare ago, D r. R . V.
rce of Buffalo, N . Y . , combine«
extract of the two above roots, togethei
with that of Stone root, Black Cherry-
P R IC E S R E A S O N A B L E
bark, Blood root, M andrake and Glyc-
erine—into a prescription which he pul
a readv-to-use fotm , and called Conducted on Best Principles
Dr. Pierce’s Golden M edical Discovery.
C n m n a r r c le I T r a d e B o tle H e d
I t was most successful in correcting
and curing such ailments as were due
to stomacn and liver derangements,
followed by impure blood.
I n cases of weak stomach, indiges­
tion, dyspepsia, ulceration of stomach
Fou r Blocks from Union Dei*»I.
or bowels, torpid liver, or biliousness
Htb and E verett eta.
the "Golden Medical Discovery” ha«
never been excelled as a tonic and in N ew Brick B u ild ing Newly Furutobed.
Rates 60, 76, $1 per day
vigorator which puts the affected or­
gana " in tu n e ” and enables them to Hast accommodation» I n tbe city for tbs
perform their proper functions.
money.
This alterative and tonic is indicated
when you have symptoms of headache P. A . V IL E B , Proprietor, Portland, O r
backache, in fact "ache ail over.'
When your appetite is gone, tongue
furred, bad taste in mouth, foul breath
when you feel weak, tired, blue u k
disoouraged, than is the time to take
this natural restorative of D r. Pierce
"Golden Medical Discovery”. « not _
.eoret, or patent qiedicine, because al
P ro tla n d , O re g o n .
OBCAK A N DK R SON MANAUKK
its ingredients are printed on the bottia
wrapper. I t contains no alcohol, oi
ud Morris» S to b
other harm ful, habit-forming agents— Goner t o t
chemically pure, triple - refined glyo-
cerine being used as a solvent and pre­
Free bu» to and from train »
servative.
A good medical book, written
Rates by the day
plain English, and free from technics
terms is a valuable work for frequen 6 0 c, 7 6 c , S I . 0 0 , S I .6 0 , S 2 .
consultation.
Such a work is Dr
European Plan
Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Ad
A
Good
Clean Fam ily Hotel
viaer. I t ’s a book of 1008 pages, pro­
fusely illustrated.
I t is given awa;
now, although formerly sold in cloi
binding for $1.50. Send 21 cents, ir
one-cent stamps, to pay for cost ol
mailing only for paper-covered copy, G urtpuH Plan.
Portland. O rt
addressing D r. R. V . Pierce, Buffalo
P hil M bt » cu »»
N. Y .; or 31 cents for an elegantly
Manag«r
cloth-bound copy.
*
Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets regu
late and invigorate stomach, liver and
bowels. One a laxative, two or three
cathartic. Easy to take as candx.
Lv. to lly .
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via Huntington.
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Home years ago Inland Poultry In re­
ferring to green bone as a poultry food
said that ha great value lies la Ha well
proportioned and numerous conatltu
ants. which are Juat what la needed by
the hen to produce eggs In It we have
lime tor the shell, mineral m atter for
the yolk and albumen for the white.
There Is only one objection to green
bone, which la that It la s o m e w h a t.c o n
centratod
I f fed entirely on It the
hens w in ent too much; hence It be­
ta feed H In coniaac
such bulky food as clover
er bran.
F E N C IN G .
• HILL
carry tbs fowls by the legs, five or alx
fowls a t a time, which not only tends
to make them wild, hut you are Hable
to Injure a fine bird by reason of Its
trying to escape while you have both
hands full. W ith thia crate, which has
a small door or loose lath In the top,
you can catch a doxen or more, put
them to It and transfer them w her­
ever you wish quietly and rapidly and
without Injury to the birds.
Dwek ■ •« •*.
burry the laying docks. I t
wanally tatjwve them, eemetlmea seri­
ously.
When handling ducks never
hold them by tbe wings.
When sickness attacks ducks It is
useless to doctor. The best remedy for
dock ailments Is plenty of sliced raw
onion In the m*ah and an absolutely
dry, soft bed.
When you desire • Runner ducks for
egg production have four to five ducks
w ith an unrelated drake Tw o docks
and one drake usually produce too
large a percentage of drakes, and they
don’t pay to fatten.
Docks should never be permitted to
run with fowls. They both do bast In
pens by themselves.
When fowls and docks are allowed
to drink from the same vessel leek out
for disease.
M . M . S. P O U L T R Y
T b e boat features«/ m erit
in thia fencing are (bund
icinal roots found in tbe earth, digested
in Its m u ltitu d e of borison-
in the plant laboratory of Nature and
tal w ires,the cabled selvage
made ready for man or animal ?
aud cable every foot in the
There is agrowing belief among soien-
height o f fence, to say
tiata that the vegetable kingdom fur­
nothing o f the connecting
nishes us with the necessary elements
mesh wires; this, coupled
for blood making and to keep that deli­
w ith its peculiar construc­
cate balance of health that tbe human
tion, bare any possibility
T o C u ra a Cold In O n e D ay.
animal is so apt to disturb by wrong
methods of living. Thus we know that T ake Laxative Hrom oQuinine tablets of Ils contracting, sagging
we should get the phosphates from the A ll druggists refund money it it fails or n arro w ing together be­
tween poets; doing aw ay
wheat in our bread—or some cereal
tocure. E .W . G rove’s signature is op w ith the top and bottom
foods, and iron from certain vegetables,
board rail and fu lly one*
each box, 25c.
such as spinach and greens.
h alf the num ber of nasla
I f there is ill-health then our best
1 o rd in arily required, whleb
method for recovering our standard
reduces the actual ooat of
balance of health is to go to Nature’s
the completed feuoe. These
Laboratory—the plant life which will W B L IT A K Y
Items alone insure a saving
furnish the remedy.
lag « , M*A «>>r «, IWI.
of
fully 60 per c e n t to the
„
Buried deep in our forests is the plant
a top
must be —
much higher
user, w ith o u t tak in g In to aooouut tbe faot th a t a fence w ith a
t o p ka.ll
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— than
— » one
n t » without
. » » i i . n * to be n of
known as Golden Seal ( Hydrastis) the
equal service, for a top ra il, being visible, marks the h eig ht of the fence and gives chickens >»m «thlng <9 » « J f on. I t
root of which Edwin M . H ale, M . D .,
is made o f the beet galvanised steel w ire, sm oothly and eveuly woven, and retains Its fu ll h eig h t before as well ae after
Profeasor of M ateria Medics at Hahne-
stretching.
M anufactured by the
mann Medical College, Chicago, states
« In relation to its general effects on the
stern, there is no medicine in use
P a c ific S te e l a n d W i r e C o.,
>out which there is such general ton-
animity of opinion. I t is universally
Oakland,
Cal.
—
—
Portland, Oregon.
regarded aa the tonic useful in ail de­
bilitated states.** D r. Hale continues:
C a r m o d y B ro s ., S e llin g A g e n ts ,
«Prof. John M . Scudder says, ‘ I t stim­
ulates the digestive processes, and in*
t noro, Oregon.
creases the assimilation of food. By
these means the blood is enriched, and
this blood feeds the muscular system.'
I mention the muscular system because
believe it first feels the increased
see
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A
power imparted by the stimulation of
ncreased nutrition. The consequent
improvement on the nervous and
glandular systems are natural results.’ ”
Stillingia or Queen’s root is another
.
’
a
IM to "
Eatables of all kinds
pan»P
root which has long been in refute as caU^oyuv^aad
an alterative (blootT purifier) and Prof.
at T he Sachs Market
John King, M . D ., says of it: "A n
J.
W
.
H
ILL.
M.
D.
alterative unsurpassed by few if any
M c C a le b B u ild in g
other of the known alteratives; most
Prln«lp»L
M a in S t r e e t .
successful in skin and scrofulous affec­ F . O « raw er I t .
F-rtiow d.
tions. Beneficial in bronchial affections
.1
in ________
all Kind« __
o£ ________
Fbh and - Cored Meat», Ham^Bjcon
—permanently cures bronchitis—relieves
Dealer. —
and Lard.
Fresh Fiah every Thursday and
irritation—an im portant oough remedy
Butter sod
—coughs of years' standing being cured.
Headquarters for Vegetable» and Fruit».
Egg» takca in exchange- Give me a trial order.
Aids in blood-making and nutrition,
G RASS VALLEY, ORE.
and may be taken without harm foi
and. as In tbe days of hla youth, sticks
to the tim e honored ring drink of tea.
QatrT •» «• <be O*—
»e •* «••rtalltT The tea was all out In tbe Fogerty
household, and Mrs Fogerty started
ITT «’
>■ «ha Shall.
There seem to be wide and* varied for a grocery store to replenish the sup­
opinions as to why chlcka die In the ply. M r. Fogerty was sleeping the
j L r r Many claim, which Is true In a sleep o f a man In perfect health and
tense that the germ la weak, caused Dever dreaming of the crimp which was
by too close Inbreeding I t la true also
soon to be put in hla finances.
«hf» we find weak germs at times when
By the bedside was a revolver, a
fha> parent stock la not related, writes
costly affair, designed for use by Mrs
0 . F . Scott In Western Poultry Journal.
Teo dose confinement, w ith little or Fogerty when her husband la away
She does not put It under
no exercise, or Improper feeding w ill nights.
also cause chlcka to die In the shell, the her pillow, Just allows It to He on the
germ not being strong enough to w ith ­ floor.
stand the various changes during In • Fogerty’s sleep was Interrupted by a
footstep. Quickly turning, he looked
cubatlon.
The w riter la fully convinced after Into the muskle of Ms own coatly gun.
« s ift
careful demonstrations that
« I’ve faced Jack Dempsey when he
w h ib the above causes are partially was In his prime,” says M r. Fogerty,
true the main cause la Improper ven­ "but Jack never caused the funny
tilation, the chlcka suffocating from
chilly feeling to creep down my spine
Insufficient sir. The ventilation of al
that tbe revolver did. M y sympathies
most fill makes of Incubators remains
to a man who Is looking In tbe face of a
pye^-tM aBy the same from the beginning
to the end of the hatch, and while gun."
Fogerty declare^ the holdup artist
this ventilation may be Juat right at
was not over fourteen years old and
some stage of the hatch It certainly 1«
wore knee trouser».
i
not rlgfik all the way through. , I f the
Hold still. M r. Fogerty,” aald the
proper amount of a ir passes through at
youngster. ‘T v s some business w ith
the begiputug of the hatch, the venti­
lators being of a given and stationary you.”
H e held the revolver In his left hand.
•Isa, then as the chick grows It must Beaching over to a chair w ith the right,
have a greater amount of air, and as he started an extended search of Mr.
It la not forthcoming auffocatlon fol­
Fogerty’s pockets.
lows.
Quit yer klddln’,” said the anxious
The system of ventilation In Incu­
Mr. Fogerty.
. •
bators of today la auch as to cause a
Does this look like a Joke?” asked
draft, drying the eggs too fast, causing the young man. "You’d better go to
the membrane or lining beneath the
sleep again.” 1
yfw.ii of the egg to become tough, so
Put that money back,” yelled ko-
much ao that at batching time the chick gerty as he saw bis $114 go on a long
Is unable to break through, many even
shot.
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dying in the shell after InHng pipped,
Aw, g’wan.” Jestingly answered the
whereas I f thia membrane could be boy. " I needs this for Christmas
kept soft and brittle as when fresh laid Marne’s . gotter have a new sealskin
’ the chick would easily have picked Its sack, and me ottermoblle is out of
way o u t
repairs.”
By placing a hygrometer under a U t­
The money safely pocketed—la the
ting hen tbe humidity or moisture w ill boy's pocket, of course—the youngster
register about 60 per cent, while In al
tackled M r. Fogerty’s vest I t gave up
moat all makes of Incubators Jess than a beautiful gold watch valued at >75.
half that amount w ill be shown. Here­
Keep still, M r. Fogerty. Don’t get
in Ilea the cause of such poor hatches excited.” cautioned tbe boy. ‘T ip not
' tn high altitude«, the air passing too
i rapidly through the Incubator, taking
tbs moisture from the egg too fast, d ry­
ing and toughening the membrane un­
til the chick cannot break through.
INCUBATOR CHICKS.
Eat»n • H u rlb u t goods are « e ll
known. There in no other box and
tablet paper so w ell known to the
beet users of stationery. I t eoets
more than other paper an y where
else hut a t T h e Observer Book
Store. W e desire to emphasise this
fact, leaving it to th e user to judg**
whether or not this is not the fait.
W hen v<*u use it, you have the
satisfaction of knowing th a t you
are using the beat paper roads.
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