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B R E E D E R .
AND FEEDER.
=o
cattle market, says the Breeder’s Ga-
aette of Chlcafo
Many moons have
waxed and waned since a seven cent
•teer forecast was ventured even by the
most reckless bull In the trade, and the
cattlemen are often proverbially lllog
tcally ball lab. But the seven cent pre
dlctlou haa been made, accompanied by
an offer to back it up by that mutely
eloquent commodity, money.
No longer la m arket atmosphere aur
charged w ith complaint of glutted out­
let channels. Buyers ride the alleys
early and coateud keenly for the cream
of supply. Their sole complaint Is
either that there are not enough good
cattle or that those available do not
come up to their atandard, which
amounts to the same thing. Feeders
have ceased complaining.
T w in Influences are dry pastures
and scarcity of old corn in the country.
Carefully laid plans of the summer
feeder have gone sadly aw ry. Pas­
tures have been seared and scorched
all over the t*eefmaklng area, arrest­
ing the growth o f grass and greatly
curtailing productive capacity. Thou­
sands of cattle have of necessity been
sent to market unfinished and are now
out of the way. Scarcity of old corn
haa prevented its free use for finishing
purposes and decreased the volume of
summer feeding^ I t la a foregone con­
clusion that catjtle with weight, quality
and finish are going to find a good
m arket right along.
The fanner who breeds or feeds
either cattle or sheep for the block
must not Ignore the distinction be­
tween the beeftuaklug types of cattle
gad the dairy type. Kcouotny of pro
do- tlon must be understood, and the
•aeoeaaful Stock owner must breed
w ith this end In rtow —of making a
certain amount of food produce the
largest possible amount of gain and
aucb gain be relegated to the parts de-
alred to be finished according to the
market requirements. The prime beef
type calls for short limbs, but a broad,
straight back, well sprung ribs, bfoud
A a * w st S o w b A lf a lia .
chest, etc., and the broad back and
Recently a neighbor told me that he
ribs must be well covered with fiesli
and an even distribution of fat. The Intended breaking a strip of wheat
heavy. Inordinately fa t animal has stubble for the purpose of seeding It to
been driven out of the m arket by the' a lfalfa In August. M y personal opln
demand for one of different type. An­ Ion of his plana la that they have as
other point Id favor of the distinctly many chances of failure as success
beef producing breed* aa bred for the T hat a stand of a lfa lfa can be obtained
market la the fact that the beef of auch by August seeding aa well aa earlier
animals la always superior to that of In the season seems to be established
animals of a distinctly dairy type. A beyond doubt, but there la no aaaur
point which also must receive due at- ance that all methods of doing this w ill
tentlon la reference to the age of ani­ be equally successful. The chief ob­
mals which are to be fed for m a r k e t- jection which I can see to the breaking
L a., the block. The young and grow­ of stubble ground for such a purpose
ing animal fattens more easily than at this time Is the fact that the ground
when grown or fully matured.
Aa unless properly packed by rains and
anbual* progress toward m aturity the tillage la too dry and loose.—Cor. N a­
gal» for food consumed la much leas. tions! Stockman.
The young animal furnishes the most
K n slla a r e F o r I w l s e .
profitable carcass, and there Is not a
I n ' Canadian experimental swine
superabundance of fat where qot
wanted. Thia should receive attention. feeding clover, alfalfa, corn and clover
The Hereford, or Shorthorn, which and a lfalfa and corn ensilage have all
baa been brad for generations “to hoard been fed to a greater or leaa e x te n t
up everything she eats and yield It up Ensilage containing clover or a lfa lfa
only w ith her life,” belongs to the beat haa Invariably proven welcome to
type of beef producing animals.
A swine, while pure corn ensilage also
Hereford cow w ill give scarcely milk haa been eaten fairly well. The addl
enough to raise her calf, but "puts all tlon of some dry meal to the ensilage
she eat* on her back,’’ Instead of Into cause» it to be eaten quite readily.
the pall, as a rule, aaya a w riter In
Country Gentleman
, A t t b s ■ ■ a rtta b M a r a l .
THE
Commenting upon the recent English
royal show, a correspondent of the
Breeder’s Gaxettc, Chicago, from which
the accompanying cut la reproduced,
T he best features of m e rit
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as w ill be explained to any person who
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can more eaally comprehend, than by
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A ll current topics made plain lu each
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and yet thirst for plain facts T h a t this
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and la circulated in a ll parts of the U.S.
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Address Observer Book Store Agent,
Moro, Oregon
T i i k B l a d e , Toledo, Ohio.
A hog la a ,dry land animal. - Use him
as auch. Keep him warm and dry.
o b
.
"Surprise has been expressed by buy­
Now that the production of bacon la
ers from over the seas at prlxea being taking a more prominent place It
awarded to light colored animals or to w ell to remember that many thing* are
those with more than the orthodox demanded In a good aide of bacon
amount of white on their backs or The thickness of fa t on the back moat
flanks, but we know In England what Dot be too deep and must be uniform
we are about, aa they say, and long In all parts; the fa t must not be oily
experience baa proved that the lighter or yellow In color, but must be a clear,
reds or even what used to be called the bright white; the flesh moat be firm,
yellow rede In the old days are gener
and the plga should be uniform In sise
ally the quickest feeders, are the beat to Insure uniform ity of curing. These
handlers and of the beet quality. I results are only obtained when uni­
found thia to be the case In- my own fo rm ity/ care and good Judgment are
herd in thirty years' experience, and It used lu compounding rations and feed­
ing them.
HBKKPOB1> BULL CAMBBONIA*
Rnxlleh
*>* a been proved before that by Ixird
Berwick and hl* brother, Hon. W. Noel
H ill, at Atllnghaiu aiwl CronkhUl.”
In regard to Rhorthorns at the same
show another correspondent of the Gs-
aette remarks: “It Is a mater of his­
tory that for years past both North and
South America, but particularly South
America, has been sapping Orest B rit­
ain of the beat Shorthorn blood the lat­
ter poaeeesed
And yet It haa t>oen
brought borne to all whom It may con­
cern that there are gregt Shorthorns In
the old country yet and no lack of them
either. Never was such an entry of the
breed seen at any agricultural ahow In
Britain as was seen at Derby, when uo
fewer tlian 31« animals were cats
lqgued."
T he daintiest bit of lamb’s flesh ever
tasted by the editor of thia Sheep
Breeder was serv ed In a popular res
taurant In Charlotte, N. C.. last fall. I t
was mountain lamb, freah from the
Btoe Ridge, aa In nor rot of mutton
breed Character as a Rocky mountain
goat and knew not the taste of grain
or highly concentrated and flavoring
food* Ita fleah liad a flavor and fra­
grance bom of the mountain brows*
and the boneydewa. the aroma of ar
buttu, laurel and honeysuckle. I t Isn’t
th» breed or p<>dlgrw that make« the
metten of quality It la environment,
feed and cooking The Carolina moun
tain lamb got Its Inimitable gamy
flavor from the wild browee, the cheat
nuts and chinquapins, and old mammy
did the rest In the open kitchen Are
p la c e —American »beep Breeder,
A
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best users of stationevy. It cost?
more than other paper any when
else but at The Observer Book
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bether or not this is not the fact
When you use it, you hsv« the
satisfaction of knowing that yuu
are using the best paper made.
destroyer. Decay being a germ, it
destroys the cause of decay in posts
or timber. The US.Government,
the ORNCo., Multnomah county,
and city of Portland, are making
general use of it on bridge tiinhere,
etc. It is the beet chicken lice de
atroyer on the market, and will
aweeten and preserve a water trough,*
pig pen, Btable, eto , and keep away
flies. It is a guaranteed article
The Observer Book Store ia distrib
utor of the pure article in Sherman
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A rriv e * 5.00 p. m . dally except Munday.
Kiton's Woadms Euiiwh
F or Dayton, Oregon C ity and Y a m -
b ill H iv e r pointe. Ash atreet dock.
Leaves 7.00 a . m. d ally exoept Hundey.
Arrives 6.80 p.m. d ally exoept Bunday.
Dealer In all K ind* of Fiah and Cured Meats, Ham, Bacon
and Lard.
Freah Fish every Thursday and Friday
Hf» Aqua Her« for Vegetable» and Fruita.
Butter and
Eggs taken in exchange. Give me a trial order.
F or Lew iston, Id a h o ,> u d w ay points
from R lp aria, W u b . Leave R lp eria
6.40 a. ua., or udou a rriv a l train No. 4,
d aily exoept Baturday. A rriv e R lp aria
4 p. m . d aily exoept F rid a y ,
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T a C u ra a Cold In O n a Day.
Ihe Chicago Milwaukee
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»Talking to H im self
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A Scotchman, when asked why he always
talked to himself, replied:
“In the first place, because I like to talk to
’ an intelligent man.
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“In the second place, because I always like to
hear an intelligent man talk.”
We talk out loud, 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.
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WASH. oVRMTM^STS.
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II» Milwaukie
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O re g o n .
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To I G Largs. <h* above named defendant. europtP H PlfHh
p f r t l i t l O n *1
In the name of the state of Oregon yon
F »u Mriacaaa
are hereby required to appear and answer
Magagar
the eomplatnt Iliad aaametyon iu tha above
entitled aetion on or before Deoeiulter fth,
1MVI. whioh time i* more than aix week»
a tr« o fee
after the date of the first pabliaatlon of
■ooMoe.
thia annimona. and if voa fall to answer, for
want thereof (he plaintiff will take indg- • • « e a t a t a g
meut against yon for the asm of fAM)00 C ity Cftoare
with iniereot thereon at the rale of 10 per
aad
eetil per anunm fro»« October Pith, IBM,
" f f e o eo
and for the aam of <60.(Mi aUnrnev free and
doo ta»
for the farther aim of fltffD.UO and for tha
> # lg « t a .M
eoata and dtabnne-wania of the aetion.
By order of llou. O. It Ronrutll, Judge
of f heraMn aoan'y. Oregon, dated the TJd
dav of October, A D 11HM. thia enmmona la « ■ sto r y Are proof building
Mote*. |l Ob and up.
served by gwhUrethui thereof In the Hher-
katlrely renovated.
uian t’onoty Ohwrver. a weekly newspaper
Centrally located.
of general eirnalatioo published ia aaid
Free bu* meet* train*.
pouiiiv and state.
Dated aad unbtt«h*d Ih» «rat lime this Mew end eoiv la d les’ Parlor.
». Dining Bonn
Room
»»b day of Ooodior. ID *.
■ow oa main Boor. Fine C*
Bafb and Led lee',
Y. ldmggiaid»,
Aooaa. kaown aa the «1
(iudNoaa-Ma)
auureey for PWlottff
train In the servlet o
iny railroad In the world
equala In equipment that of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & 8 t.
Paul Ry. They own and
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BEG IN N IN G F e b . 15, 1906
TUItOlGH
TOURIST '
SLEEPERS
EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR.
BETW EEN
SEATTLE and CHICAGO
V IA T H E
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY
“ Tho Com lortahlo W ay”
R o u te o f th e fa m o u s O rie n ta l L im ite d
For detailed information, rate*, otc., call on or *ddre»*
S. (L YUKES, A. 0. P.
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L in e
C olum bia River
& N orthern RyCo
For Goldendale and K lic k ita t valley
points. T rain leaves Goldendale at
5*30 a. m. d ally exoept Sunday, a rr iv ­
ing a t L y le a t 730 a. m ., connecting
w ith down river boat for Portland and
. la termed lata points.— ---------
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Shasta Route
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The Dalles, Portland and
Istoria Navigation Co.
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B e rth s in th e ir sleepers Portlud,Thi Dalles u d m ; pitta
are L o n g er, H ig h e r and W id e r
th a n in s m a lle r cars on o th e r
Steamers leave Portland- and T he
lines. T h e y p ro te c t th e ir tra in s
Dalles d ally exoept Sunday at 7 a. m.
by th e B lo ck 8 v s te m .
arrivin g a t about 0 p. m ., connecting at
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arve
"W . M . C r o g a n , A g e n t
operate their Own sleeping
and dining cars and give
their patrons an excellence
of service not obtainable
elswhere.
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W ITH NO MARKS TO INDICATE
CONTENT«
BYE
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11.19
11.10
11.00
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10.40
10.24
10.22
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9.87
9.20
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Convientto Business
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Pioneer Limite!. R I Pani to Cbiraio
O i e M Limltei, Oman to CUcaio
Sottbwest Limited, la n a i City to Clicai
W E PAY T H E
EXPR ESS
aad Morrisn Streets
Vinton Hotel
1 2 0 pm
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6.4 ...G ib a o u s .,.,
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67.8 . . ..W ilc o x . . .
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5.00 arv 70 0 . . . B h a n lk o ...
A nd
Esmond Hotel
E.
MPBCIAI. for the «est
via Huntington.
J. H. S A C H S M£ lSbs“S !n£
Take Laxative BromoQuimne tablet«
All druggists refund money it it fails
to cure. E. W . Grove’s signature is op
each box. 26c.
N
■ooaaafttaa of ■ Slaaav Life.
There are two fundamental necessi­
ties for n happy llft^ narnely, a uaeful
occu;»a;lob for mind aud I km I j - and an
outlet for unselfish affection. The first
requisite for enduring happiness ia In
having work to do lu which one be­
lieve«. Much work always alma a t the
accomplishment of something useful.
W hile thia work must be done with
fa ir efficiency. It should not be accom­
panied with too much drudgery or ex­
haust Ion
The simpler tlie plan on which one's
living Is modeled the leas w ill ho the
complications and disturbances reused
Up pn overelaborate scale a f axlataoea
and tl*a jnore time <111 l»e left for tba
real duties aqd pleasures of life.- From
“V ita l LloestloM.'* by Dr. Henry D.
O a p to . *
PORTLAND DKPOT. Lv. Dally.
chicaqo -Y obtlakd
E atab les of a ll kinds
at T h e Sachs M a r k e t
/
W n g h t-O ic k ifts o a H o te l C o . -(
t h e B e a th .
TWa
•« Baal r * wm .
The boree of real claaa Ia bla class la
th e real money maker tor hl* Jbreodor.
that Haas la the rare More*
the carriage class, tha saddle
tha roadatav claaa or tha plow
claaa. a really high class bora* a f
■■y « f tha othare balng more desirable
mad generally warth more monwy than
Za. 4k xl-. Z
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IV IfM itM
W h en
__ — In
P o r tla n d
of Orcitoe for ghertaau County.
John Landry, piaiutiff i
Through P u llm an atandard* and
tourist alrepluR-oera d aily to Omaha,
Chicago, Hpokane; tourist sleeping-car
d ally to Kanaae C ity . Reclining obalr-
oara (neats free) to the Eaet d ally .
' , t ;
W om an’s Back
Has many aches and pains caused by
weaknesses and falling, or other displace­
ment, of the pelvic organs. Other symp­
toms of female weakness are frequent
headache, dizziness. Imaginary specks or
dark spots floating before the eyas, gnaw
Ing sensation In stomach, dragging or
bearing down In lower abdominal or pelvic
region, disagreeable drains from pelvic
organs, faint spells with general weakn
I f any considerable number of the above
mptpms are present there is no remedy
Iva quicker relief or a more per-
than Dr. Pierce’s Favorite
___t has a record of over forty
years of c
3 T rain a to T h a Caat Dally
flo ro , Oregon.
/¿venarius Carbolineuffi if « germ
of the glyceric ezirac
nal roott found In our forests and coa­
W IS E
ts I ns not a drop of alcohol or harmful, oi
habit-forming drugs. Its Ingredients are
D E N , T I S T S
all printed on the bottle-wrapper and a t­
P A IN L E S S
M A IN 2 0 2 9
tested under oath as correct
EXTRACTION
FAILING BLOC
Every Ingredient entering Into "Far
5 0 «
J T a- W ASH-
vorlte Prescription" has the written en­
PLATES $ 5
PORTLAND ORE
dorsement of the most eminent medical
writers of all the several schools of prac­
tice—more valuable than any amount of
non-professional testimonials—though the
A l f a l f a F o r B w la e .
A lfalfa la an Ideal feed for brood latter are not lacking, having been con­
tributed voluntarily by grateful patients
sows, and when It la so used the hard In numbers to exceed the endorsements
luck stories about the loss o f plga, given to any other medicine extant for
which are ao frequent In the district the enre of woman’s Ills.
where com aloue la fed. w ill not be
You cannot afford to accept any medicine
heard Experienced breeders as well of unknown composition as a substitute
for
this well proven remedy o r shown
as veterinarians both assure ua that
STO P A T
n th rifty condition la the beat preven­ comfosition , even though the dealer may
make a little more profit thereby. T o u r
tive of disease. Hence It follows th a t
Interest In regaining health Is paramount
the breeder aud feeder who Is liberal to any selfish Interest of M* and It Is an
w ith bis ration* of alfalfa la not Insult to your Intelligence for him to try
troubled so frequently or seriously to palm off upon you a substitute. You C o r n e r 7 th a n d S ta rk S tre e ts .
know what you want and tt la his busi­
w ith swine disease*.
It ia new and Ila room* are provided with
ness to supply the article called for.
P a r e B r o 4 A a la a a la .
running water and long distance tele­
Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets are tha
On every band we find that there la
phone*. European plan. Rates
original " Little Liver Pills ■ first pat up
a premium paid on pure blood over the by old Dr. Pierce over forty years ago,
«1 per dav and upward.
grade or scrub. Because of thia the much Imitated but never equaled. Little
ITlgheal priced rObftt $3 *‘
per day.
ranks of pure bred breeders of pigs are ■ugar-coMed grannies—easy to take as
being entered by new men continually, sandy.
though It Is said that less than 8 per
Chas. W rig h t, Presldeht.
cent of the farmers In the enrn belt
OTlCg FOR PDBLICATION.
are engaged lu, raising pure bred live
Departmct t of The Interior,
M. C. Dlcklaaoa, Manager,
Land Office at The Dalle«, Or
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stock. Those who constitute tb l* 3 per
October 1«, IMG.
(
cent bear a sort of public responsi­
Notice ia hereby (riven that William H.
bility, inasmuch aa the 97 per cent Tavlor, of Monkland. Or., has filed notice
of
hla
intention to make final five-rear proof
must look to them for Improved ani­
mals to keep the grades up to the pre« is anpport of his olakn, vis : Homestead
Entry No. 8MA, made Get. 8, HMO, for the
ent atandard. Not that these men place 8W iiN K X.H E XN W X .snd lot R of 8eetiou6
It on a philanthropic I mis I s , hut rather Township 2 Hoath, ranee 18 Kaat. and HEX
eg
that they believe their buslneea w ill be NEX of neatlon 1, Township 2 South, range
IK East, W I I,, and that aaid proof will be
OSCAR ANOBRSOIC* MANAOKM
more, profitable In the long run If they made Itefore the Register nod Heoeiver at
send out only those animals that they The Dalle*. Oregonvon Deoember 8, 1906.
He names the following witneaaea to prove
know w ill be likely to Improve the
ether fellow's herd.—Iowa Homestead. bis continuous residence npon and cultiva­
tion of the land, vis: James Stewart of
F re e b u t to and fro m tra in s
P r r r r n t l n s O laeitae.
Moro, Oregon; P M Baggies, Samuel Brock
i>rl ninode Hpoon, all of Monkland.Oregon,
R ates by th e day
A few years ago swlue- fever and
Michael T. Nolan, Register
tuberculosis were prevalent among the 6toi!<uZ.i*l
6 0 c, 7 6 c , S I . 0 0 , S I .6 0 , * 2 .
hogs of Denmark. About thia tim e the
E uropean P lan
Danish government began to take an N OTIC« FOR PUBLICATION.
A
Good
C lean F a m ily H otel
Department of tha Interior.
Interest In farming. I t becama evident
LandOffim. The Dalles, Or..
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that the only way for the Danish farm ­
October 18, 1B0C
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er to make money waa with hogs and
Mottee |e hereby Riven that James E.
cows. The government Instituted tb< Bine, of Moro, Oregon. haa filed notioe
tasting association to Improve tbt of hia inteutioa to make final five-year
G R ASS VALLEY, O R E.
pnnf in support of his alaim. via: Home­
dairy output, and along with this It stead
Entry No. 7760 made Nov W, 1M». for
Improved the conditions of bog rais­ the HWX- Beotlon 6, Toauahip X .Mouth,
17 E, W M. and that said proof will
ing 1 W meat effectual thing which
de before the Kegtater and Keeetrer
It did was to check swine fever aud
at The Dalles, Oregon. November 27, 1806.
tnbarculosla by pasteurislog all the
He names the following witneaaea to
milk and buttermilk Itefore they ware prove hie eoatinnoaa reaideaoe upon and
uoltivati««
of the land, via: H W. Kaae-
PRICES R EA SO N A B LE
taken from tbs creamery. A t the prea­
W. F, Jaakaon, C. O. Hula aud L. V.
m t time tlieoe tw o diseases sra nu- *>erg,
Moore, all of Morh. Oregon.
Conduct«!
on Best Principles
knewn among the bogs of Denm ark.— tito)«n2tt*]
M| c 4 * sz , T. N o m x . Register
KlmbiilFa Dairy Fstan-f.
C o w a w e e rc lo l T r a d e S o l i c i t e d
CMMOHB—In Hie «Urrmt Court nt I he Slate
few years ago the Idea of making
Its by beef from baud fed calves waa
thaaght absurd But the practice has
sow become aa established custom.
Tha HnMtelu calves are fed and turned
•e r as t*b y beef at Sixteen and twenty
■maths a m A win gain on an average
one and three-quarter pounds per day.
beginning from birth.— Farmers' Horn*
Journal. Ixjulavlll«. Ky.
S ho ^ c L in E
» union P acific
C a r m o d y B ro s ., S e llin g A g e n ts ,
Hotel Oregon
(Cham pion tvm -y*ar-old a t the
royal ehow ]
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jwn reputation. The Offloial Paper of The liwight of fence, to say
lay to Insure proper care and attention. . People.
nothing o f the connecting
wires; this, coupled
Don't send us articles on politics, tem­
After 1 pm. W ednesday, it ia very mesh
w ith its peculiar ooustruo-
perance or religion. Discussion of such
.oplcs only leads to violent and abusive difficult for ua Jo handle copy that tlon, bars any possibility
of its contracting, sagging
language In the end.
cal la for obangee in the torm.
I or narro w ing together be-
Avdld personalities. Compliments deli­
If ita a Book yon w a n t. T h e . tween posts; doing aw ay
cately given are always acceptable, but
even they must not be overdone, as the Ob.«r».r Book Storo i . I ho p i.« . I,. |
charge of Indncerlty is apt to follow a find a v a rie ty to delect fro m .
x.
h alf the num ber or posts
shower of pretty nothings spread broad
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items alone insure a saving
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server Book Store.
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of fu lly 60 per cent, to the
The Observer is the Sherinai user, w ith o u t L ta k in g In to aooount the toot that a fence w ith a top rail must be much higher than one w ith ou t to be of
C ircuit Court, H o n .W . L Bradshaw,
equal service, tor a top ra il, being visible, marks the h eig ht of the fence and gives chickens som ething to lig h t an. I t
3d Monday In M arch, and lat Mon­ county paper you want.
is made of the beet galvanized steel w ire, sm oothly end evenly woven, and retains its fu ll h eig h t before as well as after
day In October, annually.
Inks, mucilage, cards, envelope?, Htretchlog.
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Probote Court, H o n. G. B B o urhlll, paper of every kind, tablets, every style, ai
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M anufactured by the
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i'toe Observer Book Store.
County Court, G. B B o u rh lll, J ., A .
P a c ific S te e l a n d W i r e C o.,
Eaten * Hurlbut goods are well
M. W righ t, W in. W a lk e r Commission-
era,—lat Wednesday lu Janu ary, A p ril known. There is no other box and
O akland, C al.
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P o rtlan d , Oregon.
and October.
tablet fiaper so well known to the
S W IN E H E R D
A G ood S id e o f B m
H A S P O IN T S O P M E R I T W O R T H Y O F A T T E N T IO N .
padr
v ia
SOUTH
Leaves L y le for Goldendale on the
arrival of the up river steamer.
Good Iccommodations fur
Teams and Wagons.
Overland Express trains for Salem,
Roseburg, A shlan d, Sacramento, Og­
For any further Information write or
den, Ban
Franclaoo, Stockton Los
Angeles, E l Paao, N ew Orleans and the call on the nearest Agent, or the General
East. L eave* Portland U nion Depot, Office at Portland.
8.46 p. m . A rriv e * 7.26 a .m ., dally.
M orning tra in oonnecta at Woodburn
d ally except Bunday w ith trains for
M t. A n gel, Silverton Brow nsville,
Bpringfleld, W e n d lln g aud N atro n.
Leavee Portland Union Depot 8.30 a.m .
arrives 6.66 p. m .
Eugene passenger connects a t Wood­
burn w ith M t. Angel and Silverton
local. Leavee Portland U n io n Depot
4.16 p. m ., returns 10.86 a.m ., d aily.
Corvallis passenger leaves Portland
U n ion Depet 7.30a m ., arrives6.60 p.m.
D a lly .
Sheridan passenger leaves Portland
AND TMC
U nion Depot 460 p.m ., a rriv e *8.26 a.m .
Daily.
Forest Grove passenger leaves Port­
land Union Depot 10.46 p.m ., arrives
160 p.m . D a ily exoept Sunday.-.
CHICAGO
EAST
P O R T L A N D OSW EGO S U B U R B A N
S E R V IC E A N D Y A M H I L L
D IV IS IO N .
Depot, Foot o f JefTeraon Street.
Leavee from Jefferson street depot for
Dallas and interm ediate points daily,
4.16 p.m . A rriv e Portland, 10.16 a.m .
T h e Independence-M onm outh Motor
L in e operates d a ily to M onm onth and
A lrlle, connecting w ith S. P. Co*a
trains at Dallas and Independence.
Fi rat-claaa fare from Portland to
Sacramento and San Franclaoo, 120;
berth, 86. Seoondrclaaa fair, |16;aeoond
class berth, |2.60
Tickets to Eastern points and Europe,
also Japan, C hina, Honolulu and
Australia.
When purchasing ticket to Chi­
cago and the East, see that it
reads via the Chicago & North-
Weetern Railway.
Choice of
routes via Omaha or via St. Paul
and Minneapolis.
It ia th* root* of The Overland Limited
aad th* direct line to Chicago from the
Coast Pour fast dailv Chicago train*
make ooaaeetiona with all traasooati-
■sutsl traiaa at 8 t Paul and Miaae-
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TAe Bert e / EtreryfAfng.
All agents sell ticket« vi* thi* line.
For fbrttiar intermatton apply to
■. v. aetsea. a w « ***■*. e. a.«■ - w. a*^
|S S VMr* •«.,
CITY TICKET OFFICE, Comer Third
and W ashin gton .
Phone M ain 7x1.
Portland, Or.
C. W. STINGER,
Wm. ncMURRAY,
C ity Ticket Agent.
Oen-Paas A gt
See Bert Miller, the Monkland
mail earrier, and have him take
that package to yea. Hia ohargee
are amaU and deHveneo prompt.
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