The Santiam news., December 24, 1897, Image 1

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SCIO, I.INN’ COUNTY,
In the early aettlemeut of the
lion, George Chandler, nf linker
country, a year whan beechnut« County has relumed from a trip to
1» rCat.IslIKK EVERY FKIPAY.
< are mu«l Iw tski-D not Io put too were plentiful »»» reckoned very Omaha and <'heyenne, where h«
J4OY U. GII.L A ALBERT COLI. many oat hull« through a young fortunate for grower«of hog«, They went to In«f*ft severnl hunt« of
pure bred cattle «ml tn purchase If
I» ras cir, «»
pig's nloiuacti. They arv touliulky. would fatten rapidly on the fallen
he
could fimijuit what »ulted him.
»vh-
01'10,
LIAY ('<»., tlHIGOV
An emulsion made of kerosene mast, as nut« from wood tree«
Al Cheyenne be purchased ;W
vi«*■» I
»nd common wmp.ln equal parta, will called, and alwsy« made tender, head of pure bred Hereford cattle—
•r «annui lavarla , li «Ir» -»
»I «• kill lice and other vermin on calves. well flavored, but rather soil pork
six bull« and Tl heifer». The bull«
Pi monili«.
••
••
i «o
Wr annum ir noi ;«i-l Ir* «a»«**«*.
S «» To make tho emulsion,
dissolve It w»«, however, prohably more are from the lutero-ean herd Impor­
made
AAvarllOn« rale« ai fair.llvlnc r»u*.lo l» , some common soap in hot water, and healthful to eat than pork
ted by th* Wyoming (attle Com
pe l m<*al*>l>.
from corn. In the .Mouth the hog«
Iruaalanl e-1 arri lar meni« r. «I lu* t«l I
pany, and the heifer« from the laird
then add an equ.d quantity of kero-
imnily run wild amt live in winter
«
«
. ■
' sene, shake thoroughly, and put in on the nut« and root« they gather In Duuraven herd, Imported from Eu
txrltle« for future u«c. When want- 1 the wrasi«. Hut the same quality of gland. They are the finest lot of
The night 1» a s * m of the deepeat
' c<l, warm water Is added equal to |o>rk »• that formerly produced from cattle ever brought into BakerCoun
darkest Hue,
ty, ami Mr. Chandler Invite« an In-
Where I rock with a will In that four times the quantity of the mix­ nuts can be mad» by feeding apple«, q-cctioti by stock ralaur* al hit Wil
ture, and the wh.de Is well beaten pumpkin« ami other fruit, and veg low (¡rove stock farm, where they
slumt»*r t«Kit of urine,
And fi«h for a little dream, dear lad, together. Il is brushed Into the hair ><table«, mixing with It while rook­ are bring kept.
where tho lice xr<> found. •• along ing some outa and a very little ohi
The main j«>lnl» of merit in favor
rd you.
the
back and on the flank« and prucWM linasad oil or w hole fliXseed Hereford. are excellent beef quail
With I«ive fora bait, and Hope
Thia will furnl«h |u»t the kind of
brisket.
lie* and their adahtabilily to the
for my fl.lilng-line.
nutrition found In herehnufa, and 1«
hi« hern »«Id ntsiut
,4 the deepest . I
A
great
deal
The night 1« a •<•»
even more digestible, .-wit loike ange.
I the vast numta-r« of high-ria««
Accum|«inying Mr. Chandler from
Tribune.
darkest Hue.
horses that have been and are con­
Cheyenne wa« a representative of
With thoroughbred cow«,
Where 1 rock in my aluml»-r boat
the laidd.atork firm in Yamhill coun
tinually lie Ing eif«irt<*<l to EunqM’aii
and work with » will,
calve« are most vsluatile. the
ty, who purchased two young
j countries, liut little I« said about the
.«ml flail for a little drcam lo send
may I«* worth nearly or quite a«
export trade In ordinary useful much a, the Butt »ror milk product, Hereford tarll* and one heifer,pay-
to you,
lug lor the bull« f WO each
Ju«t a little dream to dream wh< n hoc«*-*. Indeed, It is a cotiipuratfve *o ttiat the farmer who keep« a well
Mr Chandler says the Eastern
ly recent thing that any consider mansgi-d dairy ha« a more con»tanl
the world 1« «1111.
range« arc almo«t depleted, and tor
-ilrle
num
tier«
of
low-cl-iss
horse«
•ourceof Income lean wiih almost the next four or five year» ho look«
< th, tho night 1« the dearest, deepest
I have beam exported, but many •>> any other line of farming
darkest seal
for very «tiff price» for cattle. Ill«
probably the sheep varies mn’e In adv ice to owner» of stock cattle i« to
<»h, the night 1« a wa of the ■ -ailed “chunks" are now going
i tbfxaui. We have not t*evn actus- It« digestive capacity than any other keep their bands, and the result will
deep.-*.!, liarausl blue.
Where I fl«h fur a dre><in of ji u lomed to thinking about “44o plug«" L.olmal. In young, well fed and la-th it they will retrieve their lose
dear lad. for m< t
la-lug sent lo Europe, but th it I« ex I thrifty sheep dige Hon 1« so strong e« on account of the low price« that
When* I flsh for a lidio dream of sctly what I« going on now on a I that whole grain will lie perfectly dl have prevailed in Lite year«. —Hund
mo fur you.
prettJ• lively «ciile. Countleaa num ge»U-d. But In old run-down sheep Spirit.
— Ague« Grotler H< rl>ertsoti in bets of hoes. « are used In European whuse teeth are poor the only way
We clip tho following from the
Collier'« Weekly,
eitle« to ratei and the endless variety to keep them through the winter 1« late bulletin issuctl by th« Agricul­
The Oregonian wyi editorially; -if nnllnxry buxine«« drxg«. and it I« to f<**»l plenty of succulent food, and tural College at Ccrvallls: Thelen-
Nothing would more materially nd fur these use« that n great many add Just a« much ground grain mix­ |H-r.tmeiil of dairy cow « should not
varice the Intcrc-u of pc i< e than a ordinary hor««-« arv now being ex- ed with wheat bran as the sheep Is* overliKikml; n nervous, fidgety
<«>w is n nuisance, ami often proves
w ar of tn- im-i',1 l«-t w ■ en Great Brit- |«-rtcd t’ur wry cheapest grades w ill cat readily.
»in and the monarchic« of Central | are not, of course, wanted, but the
The best laying |M-rlod of a good unpriifitnbl-*; «uch cow«, when sule-
Europe. Not only would the far middle < lx«« of horse», g,ssl f.iir-slr healthy hen 1» said to la- uta>ut 28to Jicted to a change of milkers, or
Ea-lern question bo materially re­ .«I "block«" and "chunk«." are be In months, and durlug her third year when some unavoidable liregulnrhy
moved from further trouble, but Gt Ing fr<*ely taken for export, and will -lie should la* fattened and killed. In their general treatment occur*,
they almost Invariably shrink In
Britain'« extremity w ni-1 almost < he taken until price« get quite a hit
It doe» not pay to m II or k III the you ti­
milk yield, and suffer a temporary
certainly bring the United •'late« to
tilg her. With the la-tier grades w ell ger hens, »« during the winter
her aid, thia nation to recleve In re
lowering of the |*ercentago of butter
I worked off, and the more ordinary when egg« bring the highest price,
turn England'» j«i»e«elon» In North
fat. Temperament Is tran«mi t toil
America. The Canadian difficuBte« onva now going. It does not take the they arc ties! layer*.
as much ns other gmal or b>d quali­
and the West Indian grievances moat ncule foresight to •* the con-
The Wisconsin slati« n found that ties, hence It Is essential to select a
Mould disappear, and a persistent dltltlon that Is approaching in this by using.-i sclectad. well bn«l!4hrop breeding animal from a cow po«<-««
source of i-u>lMini«iuriil to Amerl country, in the horse breeding bual
hire ram with ordinary ewes exeel <*d of a placid <lls|si»ltlon, along with
can progress lie «Ione xway forever | nese, — Western Horseman.
lent results could la* obtained. The ' other good qualities.
Not that either England or Germans
When corn meal is well cooked It Limbs were <lr>ip|H*d In M uch and
If you should be an fortunnt» a» to
contemplale» War at tills time. The i 1« aomrthing more than doubled In
In April were given oats, brim nnd breed a phenomenal animal, nnd It
► User 1« dvsirou« of excuses for til« bulk —the bursting nf the grains of
cornmeal. In July ground peas | m > m - s « cs » giawl constitution, do not
navy budget, ami England'« dread «larch cwuses It b> «well ami occupy
hesitate to »lightly Inlireeil lo more
|
of trade Interruption overbalances twin* it« former «pxce—nnd some wi re given in plaru ul the cornmeal, th iroughly fix thi« character. A«
and
In
Neptemher
the
quantity
of
fesrsof territorial resist«nee, or even fe»«!<-r» have considered It ns val­
an Illustration, In breeding a dairy
pen« wa« doubled until October,
Iosa.
uable, bulk for bulk, ns before cook­
herd, the get of n certain bull nro
when oatmeal was added. Tho
phenomenal butter cow«, the ances
ing; ur In other word«,tint it» value
As un Illustration of the universal
roughage wasclover hay nil summer, tors of the hull, aa well a» those of
is doubled by cooking.
|«>vcriy of Italian immigrants to
a little green clover itud some rape. the cows, are pure tired animals, and
|>r. W. I*. Edwanis, writing to
till« ■ ountry II 1« stated that l*anao
The result wii« that yearling lamli« uro Rood Individunls, but do not
1‘hilllppo, who recently arrived in Hmrd's Italryiuan, »ays; "I’ylves (over one year- wrigl.i d 220 pound*
|M>sess outstanding merit, though
New York from Italy with t•>»•. 1» sre taken from the cows aa soon as live weight, at.d lamb- dropped last
fur some unknown cause this cross
the rif heat of til« countrymen that dropped, which has proved, In my M irvh weigheil 121) bound» in Nov­
proves
exceedingly good. In this
cxperlvm-e,
Ix-ttvr
forltoth
cow
ami
ever went through the ltarge <>flice.
calf, which la then taught to drink ember. 11 I» possible tnat if tlie i nse, provided the anlm »1« have
from a pall, which is easily done by ewe lamt« are rotxlned and mated g<sal constitutions, I would not best
tn Mxnchutla. and along the Mon­ gently bringing the calf'« hentl into witli a pure-hrisl Shropshire rum tale t-i t>re-d these cows Kick to
golian borders of China; there are
meptiil, Aral having placed the ends tietter results can be ubluiucd next their «Ires, for by doing so it might
thousand« of farm« on which noth­
I iHisslbtv intensify this quality, and
of two flngi-r* In th« calf'« mouth, year.
ing i« r«i«»-<l Lut dog«, of a breed
tlx the tendency to great butter pro
en
l
»Heed
routs,
wl.en the milk will pi«» up Iwtween
Such sheep w ill
peculiar io ilii« region. Each pro­
ductlon
ui-irv thoroughly.
but corn fodder ensilage 1« better,
prietor kiip« several hundreds of the flngi-r». A calf not allow cd to
•uck I he cow should la* taught to tiecaua* It require« le-« chewing au<t
them. They are of a large «Ire,
Soxt: Trevont
drink In two or three attempts. I * more casly |*ermeat*le to the1 gast­
and when eight month« old are kill
The cow's Hi ilk 1» fed to the calf un­ ric Juice. It does not generally pay
At this lime of the yeur a told I»
cd, usually In midwinter, for the
til It Is flt to Use for other pUt|»»M*«. to fu«« with old sheep. Yet if they very easily contracted, and If left to
sake of their akin* A* a result of
are valuaHe st-- k for breeding. It run Its course without the aid of
the severe climate, they are cov­ Atioul six quarts in three feeds will
la* suflli lent for the average calf for pay» to keep them along and get a- some reliatile cough medicine 1» Ila
ered »ImiMi from biith with a mag
the first two week». I then add a many Inmli« from them a« |«i«sitilr
He to result in that dread dlseaae,
nlflcent growth of fur. Hence ll>*j small handful of «Miked rolled oats
The Ami-rlcaii C ultivator, from I'm urnonl.i. We know of no better
are much In demand among the lo each feial, gradually Increasing which the above I- tnken. any» a
remedy to cure a cough or c< Id th in
northern Chinee* as material for the amount ol oats. After four Merino sheep tin nd i showed u« a
Chamberlain’» Cough Remedy. We
uInter clothing.
wa*ek«, only the first of the milking ewe twelve yeai- < ' I, al least four have used it quite extensively anil it
They constitute the only wealth of is fed to the calf, with «Hiked rolled or five year» older I lieu u «h<-ep call
li is always given entire satisfaction.
tlila demdate country. In each fam oat« and a handful of bran added, generally be kept with profit. But
-Obigxh, Ind. Ter. t hh-f.
ily a certain numt»-r of dog «kins 1« gradually Im re «»Ing the bran. be »aid thul the winter before it re­
Thi« 1« the only remedy that is
laid aside a« the daughter'a marriage When five weeks old, the calf is al quired extra care to bring the ewe
known to Ta* a certain preventative
portion. Yet they command no lowed to nose around a liomlle of through, and he should only try to
of pneumonia. Among the thousand«
very high price, eight skins being sweet clover hay, w hlch he w III soon w inter her »ne w inter ti ore. A«
requiriil for a gown nlmut two yard« learn local. A week later a l*ox of her lamin* were worth 111»! or more who have used It fur colds nnd la
grippe,we have never yet leurned of
long, and worth some three or four dry bran ami raita may be left In It« for breeding, »uch cure would pay,
a single case having resulted III
dollars. Thia would make the aver |H-n. At this time the amount of though it surely would not willi or­
pneumonia.
Persons who have
age value of each hut little over 4i- milk ia gradually reduced (the bulk dinary stia-k.
weak lung« or have reason to fear an
cents, from which must bededucted of the gruel of roll«! «st« and bran
Ataiut ift y**ars ago ('. F.Smith of attack of pneumonia, «hould keep
the cost of aortlng nml dr< -«ing; also ta*ing made up of water). Thi« gru­
Franklin Co, Vl built hl« silo, the the remedy al band. The 2ft and fto
of manufacturing Hie garment. The el, ami, In fact, all the drink, should
third In the state. With ills long cent nixes for sale by I' k . i nr A
hide» And the flrst market at several be of .«Isiut the temperature of milk
experience he is well «atlsfied with I P erry .
main depot», whence they are taken frosh fr<>m the cow. The milk I« tin« mvthisl of preserving balder.
-
to Moukden, Eou Tchrou, and other discontinued after throe month», At first bls «Ho» were built inside
cities, to be made up. lavat year, when the calf should tie at>le to the twrn last season he built one on
Far Saie-
the estimated proceeds of this triiflb thrive u|am a diet of clover hay ami the outside. It 1« round,24 ft Inside,
3lR» acre« of land ft mile» Soutbeast
at Newt hnng, a leading emporium, bran. If at any llm<* I find the calf diameter, 81 ft. high, with solid
i of Melo, IftO acre» In cultivatlon. Imi
amounted to
l.txio.tMiO francs, (ta*ing raised for the dairy) taking «lone foundation. The studding are
aire* open pasture and brush, some
against 1.600,000 franc-the year be­ on fat, I at once lessen the amount 2x4 placed !*’• Inch** a|*art. On the
tlml«-r Three fourth« of Ibis 1« No.
fore. Tmnalate<l fur Popular Helcnce of r**llcd oat« and Increase the am Inside <if the studding !« two layers
1 tarmlng lami, prive lift per iwre.
News.
ount of bran."
of tinard* with a layer of building Lerm«, half cash, tvdancr, one year.
Five lja< k face shearing ram« lie- |aiper between. On the outside WIII reni thè purvhascr27ft acre» ad-
Nlr l<iil»-rt itali, thè a»lrononw*r, lunging toon*firm were w4d at puti- there la also two layers of laairds
lotnltig theabove for a terni ofyear»,
«ay» that for commuti Ica tiun with
llc auction In lainark, K< otlaml, the with building paper, but in addition I2fi aerea of wlilch is In cultivatlon,
thè Inhabitanl» of Mara, we Mould
second week In Aebtember, at the the entire exterior Is covered with txilancc, pnaturv, bru«h, ami some
need a flxg a» largo a» Ireland and a
extraordinary price of *3Hft apiece. I -lapboards. The whole Is nicely' Itmlair, gootl house ami Ixrn, or-
p<>le live luindred inllea long.
Another curb aid of M«> holes of painted and make« s nice hsiklng chard, Ac. Thi» I» «ti opportunlly
farm building: The cut fodder Is for some one lo make money.
A rrdwuod tree was lately cut io fine w inter apples wa« «hipped from elevated by a carrier aome 40 ft
R u m r N hei . tgn .
Myrtle
Point
lo
Nan
Enmciaeo
la«t
Washington 48ft feet high and 83
Melo, Oregon.
long and the filling is easily accom
Wednesday
,
by
A.
II.
Black
A
Co.,
feat II Inches in circumference at
pUshcd. The capnclty 1» :k»t ton«.
making
a
total
of
seven
carloads
the Isi««*. It would make 98,84ft feet
Betray.
llready this season, nnd the Myitle IouiI season the ensilage kept re-
of board«,
Point Enterprise learn* that thi« markalily well. It form» a promi­
One sm*!l hay p* ny with roach«!
nent part of Mr. Smith'» dairy ra­ mane, one white hind foot, branded
Three thousand men are at work firm has atsiut a« many more that
tion,
as well aa of the young stock. on right hip with bridle bit. Came
on the dry dock» and forllflcatlon« will wain lie ready for shipment.
One pair of Jersey cows pnatuce on to my pl.ice »ix mill*« southenst of
It
Is
estimated
that
fully
pi.otx*
at Oibraller.
tinves of apple« were purrhMed In an average 82ft Its* of butter annually. Melo, about six weeks ago.
Vermont
make» considerably
A L HlCllARtJ*O!f.
In Montana they have been me the ('iqullle valley for shipment
Ir g a moo»* rgr.tat a parer, and Ibe thia fall, the price ranging from 2" more maple sugar and syrup ttisn
1 any other «t.ate In the Union.
Come to u« i *r jour j--t> printing
to W cent« per box.
moi-r won.
OF INTtKtST TO FAF.7ERS,
ta ? ’
OKEGON, FRIDAY,
I
DECEMBER JI
VOTB E UHI ITBI.K ATIOS
l..<nd i tifi, est < «ri gnu <iti
gon, Nov. IA, |s't7. Noticela herebv
given that thè followlng nntixd «et
tler h«s fll.i1 notici* <>f hi« intentlon
lo make flnal pnxif In «upport ut hi«
elaim, and th.it «il I pr*«>f wili 1«
muda taefore thè t'*iunty tlerk of
l.iun couiity,
Allaiuy, <
H
y, al Allsiny.
IM»< VW
vie
Jauuarv 12,
¡.'. UM
'■ '' ♦
tUrachan ; Il E. litfllM, fnr thè N W
j of «tal-. 12. Townsblp USUI Lta.l
Ile lisine« tue f. -ilo w log W It i . |M ■ t
prove tils continui fls r« «ut* nce u|*->>
and eullivatlon of. aatd land, vis
Atchie <*. Galuea, J. !« Ikxvenport,
Jam<«« Craft, of lairwisal, and Wll
«on illcli»rd«>n, of >. |<>, OrrgoO.
t IIAS. IL MtwiHEA
Regi,ter.
WxxkJt ItaBjrt.
ar <u Uiwarh-ss
WhiMt <«0 rts. per bu.
»tat«, 2ft "
" bbl.
Hour H Ju
Bran
12 00
" ton.
4 «
Middling» Ifl
• 'hop. 8l<i per ton.
I'otatiH-» .’»s is per sack.
Egg», 2A*- per lox.
Butter .creamery 2ft: ranche 12 p It­
ti una. i-■ pw ib.
Nhoulderw. Ne |H*r lb.
Bacon, l<k- per lb
laird, Mt p* r lb
Ch h ken», 2 ftO per dox
M mm Him mm in mm mmm mmmt>
F
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4^^- w
E
» -^9
WE DO ALL
KINDS OF
JOB WORK.
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5
3
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BO YEAR*'
EXPERIENCE
Taso« M«««s
Oxaiana
CoevmoHTa Ac
Anvonu *«rv4ln< a *k*’ ‘t an4 dN>-flrtl< n a«ar
Qu kìf ai-wtaiti • v»r i u » r* frma «bo4bar an
Hivwic »» ti pr .baMnaiMiU' • ' mmunlaa
tu Ga*4HrT|y
fl ìnt tial ll*< 40 • k « l'ateul«
- free ii.1*ut aa*n< y fnt a*- urtr-g fubtwnta-
|**t«>ti’* lU*n ihr ikáb Munn > t <
*p- ka I rv'fta*. w t» al - ' xrgu. lu tbu
Scientific American.
A ban4» m*lf Illustra!»-! wrorfcly
rulati' a >^t any •<-«•> nie )■ ur> «i
ynw/ f »r tn.-nth* |l JL ' t t y a '
largua« « -
Tarma IJ a
MUNNÄ
New «. I» York
üranrh Co Ol F BU, WaaMagt
C.
"Tlie worst cold I ever bail in my
life was cured by < hamberlain'
Cough Remeily,” writes W. II
Norton, of Nutter I'revr, Cui. "Thi«
cold left me willi a cough and I whs
expeetoruting nil the time. The
Remedy cured me. and I want all of
my friend« When troubled with n
cough or cold to use It for it will do
them good. .Sold by PEERY
i’KKRY.
——
Kor »nie—One aeeoini h ind
hor«e poWer englne.and an Atlvance
Hfl Inch cylindcr aepurator. All in
g<Hxl order. Call on Au-tln A Propst,
fonr mile« East of Altainy, Oregon.
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W'>tiM*n
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f‘»r
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or*-M«»n
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lit» Nakitn»
41. D ä * lluiiviing. t lih»i(G.
W
( ) 11 fimi
after January 1 1898, tin
old prices wi 11 be resumed, towit:
Shn\ing
llaircutt ing.
Shampooing» 25c; Sen tonni
*»
"ir • •
I ’».'it 11S,
(Weatern Kdltlon Americus» Agriculluti
ONLY $ 1.00 A \ EAR.
Ail th* l.ra«Uiig I »■«furei :!
E av «» t
Itrie juuritai a«» (n.«pular ata to L«- retail«*'«!
M*e fs'iuliig yrat at»4
uew uur» adde«l
An Ideal Farm and Family Weekly.
|4C Carm
llu idlUi
.
it ■ *
G Itntli t kts. $ 1
Shaving by the month, (cash in ad­
1 50
vance) two baths included.
Sumner
** "• 1 **•
I»alry
t»«ff ll««r U« nit ur«-. I 'oullrj.
Markrl <«ard* nlitff,
-
rtlllfttw ’ • I'rartlr
“‘«-g al
a
I
Utt»»] -
tat a«M«eaaCul
Farmers, »upplrr:.-
. I wh
||lu*< i Ml«*«»a
!■) able artistu, «MGiildiia t«» tuaKr It Itoalu
abto to thv«a*» • i>u f ariti II f- i a D «
► '
The latteet
Marfceta
a' I < •> ixr n .r r« ia i
Igrtruitur•«. 4 r«*p Report« lit their aeaa«»**,
( «*u<l«>ne»d Farm Mewa. a i latter a ata« «ma
the Farmer« air I railing > raturra l< *» 1«!
T h * OMAFUK Jt |>I>
H mmhi la i t ai
enhrd
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