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1 ARM. - DAIRY. - and - HOUSEHOL!1.
A PEM1ABU TTM Of MtthF
HfflTKT TM COWS.
I p l«> a n»ni| aralively rwi»nt prriai!
tlir »hrrp owner wa» oa>«Mlen-l a wt < m 4
grower, UQlhitig morw. At prwa nt the
•beep rw»n without bi» IL t » ib a very
Important marketable praluct. When
■hr«pp were kept ahn»<at rtrluaively f<»r
their wool, the type u( »heep m«»at in tie*
tn a nJ wa« the one that | rtai'Mtod the
U at wo» and the nxwt <4 it. Hut when
the time came that a lamb cuiiid tw
»h>»m ol hia dewcr, place»! on tv«d lor a
lew m nth» aud • 1*1 at frum |7 h» •* per
hundred*? gfht, the owner nnghi <■« «-a-
cu»* I ii lie l«>rg »t w hether the ainti grew
hair ur Wool. Mill, whilw thw demand
t »r mvtton ha» H*crea»t»«i by l««|»» and
bounda« and ha« turned everybjdy'a at»
tent on to tlie mutton producing quail»
t »*• ol tloa animal» I he high pri*r» paid
f*»r wad made hi» w>M>l*prtahx. ing quad»
tie» »till a ma ter <»f primary cunvid- ra­
ti n I lie type of »beep, therefor 1?. wl it h
votihl command nuiwt alt«*nti<*n at the
p(*•»«• lit time, should combine harm i i-
oualv the qualili » ol the w « h 4 1> j * with
thuae nf the mutluil type.
The dual
purp»«e »lie *p I* wvhrduligd to appear
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neat, anti *r await ht» romtng w itti it»*
tvreat. One or two •- I r in« nt «talion»
have been making tome law ta win a
view to producing a aheap which will
meet with prv-ent market rv«|Uir> inent»
and equallv vaHirvl, though |«erhapi» Ie*»«
IHM hl li» ami ») «tematic, are lh< etfofta
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li* '««•• »«»JUV 'I'ret 11< m .
Fl.e MNtiMMl
< I>• -u 1« the »»nr t«» follow . Ix»t a tew
im*mln*r» of the f! < k which n>m» near-
ret tt> the ide d ty|*<’ lv chttaen to form
tlie hi.civil» of lhe new th* k, wbi«h in
ita ' rn b I m ll«l i«r subjected tu a prg« eaw
ol rigid M»ht U*m.—'Sh*'pi»vrU’• Bulletin.
Watt? *od Salt fsr Cowl.
E ght gallons of water a day is thu
average qtiantily required for scow, and
th® milk given is about »7 per cent, wa­
ter. I: «»me pasture* there is no wat­
er, the c. ws lieing suppli d night and
morning, which f r.e- eachc-'W to drink
four gallon« at a time in order to be su;-
p ed
A - 1 In
■ W 4 -•» hot know tfiat
six- mwrt drink four gallons, • Im may
u«e lea , and she will reduce Iter milk
supply accordingly.
Extensive lewlaand investigations have
*k I. • : n
> tl>' «• i, er.m. nt -t.i •. n>
to I..'leinum- the ad* isalnlilv ol adding
salt to die '«lion of tlie dairy c w
Asa
result of the«e tri<ls, it rec* i mine is ed
that dairy cows be given at l<-a«l 1 ounce
of salt <ludy. Fxcep'lonally heavy milk­
ers will lequtre more than this, The
uuiiorm result* outainsd with all cws
employed in these Inals Indicate that
ra.l in addition to that obtain«*! in their
fiHid is abkolutely saaeulia. to the contin­
ued health of th» dairy cow, while pro­
ducing milk. It is evident, moreover,
that the amount of salt which must be
supplied directly wilt greatly vary indif­
ferent localities, it liemg more at high
elevation® ami at places remote from the
sea.—Agricultural Epltomist.
taping IxbOn Csv*.
A sympathetic «nd accurate record «1
each and every cow in a dairy herd is
valuable lor many reasocs. Pint, the
uwnerd terinmev which aililu*! to retain
•nd which to weed out. Every cow
allowing a dvtkisiit balauur »heel under
average conditions should be »old t > tlie
batcher at once. NX'in 1, it encourage«
accuracy a id system. Third, it enables
the feeder to judge the comparative val­
ue ol different teed«. Fourth, it * cow
is not doing properly, the fact ie at once
noticed on her milk sheet and the nec-
••«ary changes may be made to restore
the animal to her proper condition.
Filth, ll turuiahe« a good way of dim k-
ing careless or indifferent milkers Hixth,
it shows any irregularity, effect ot early
or late milking, effect ot high or low
temperature, effect of expisure to cold
or storms an 1 th“ < ff.« t ot drinking ice-
cold water. luml ai.d ni >sl iniporlan ,
the dally m Ik record tells exactly each
month just what the cows are doing No
dally can la» sucv.-esfilllv conducted w.lh-
out it. Keeping an accurate rw oid is
one of the most ioipotan. parts of ths
business
How to huJ Frsit Trees.
“For a builallug knife take a common
caeekulfe—a broken one will des—cut the
blade off sajuare alaiul one inch frum the
iiaft, ami sharpen thl eu I not very thin
but sharp. Keep tlie normal edge aa
keen a« possible. Now to uau it. N-t
the emi miga- s-piarely across the branch
or seodlmg where you wisii to eel your
bud, and with a gentle preeaure cut
through the bark to the wa»«i. Next,
set the same edge vertically just below
where you have made tlie cross im-ieton,
and cut through tlie bark as b.-tore, an 1
before withdrawing the knife give it a
slight twist, which «ill throw the bark
open tor the reception of tfie bud. The
bud is cut trvui the scion of the variety
duet red by suniLg the knife into th»
scion about one-fourth ol an inch below
the bud, and cutting upward to the same
distance above, taklug off tie bud with
a slnekl-shapeai piece of bark and a entail
•having of the wood of tlie scion. Insert
this in Uie Iix isi-m already made in the
•luck and tie the bark to the stock down
over it ttirnly, but not lot tightly. For
tying, anything, nearly, will do. 1 have
used Corn husks when other material
waa uul bandy.'*
Watch tliec-.ws closely, am! especial­
ly the new milker«, to ««e that they d
not (all away tn milk
The mghta are
inteuining chilly, too mm h so lor the
coas to he out of doors w tboul gelling
mere or le«s chllloal, which means tha
use of (aw l to . rest» buddy «smith in­
stead of making milk ol It. Tha had iu
the paoturwa is not quite so nourishing
alter hard fnaat« a« befaire. Il become-
e little woody ami larks •üo ulen a
Then, loo, cold rains are liable to txvur
while the cues ere at pa.tuia, a d chilly
winds arv frequeut.
It «ill pay big to stab'« the cow« every
night aid provnle a g<«id has] ot »tree
fax tha m
irv.i a ilttle grain and in*
i rva«e It a« nawded to bold tlie ndik
yia- d up
If it is allowrd to tall of! Il
«ill l-e bard to bring it up aval:
Cows
l>IH«< IvMW
Avoid alum and alum phos-
phate baking powders. The
label law requires that all
the ingredients be named
on the labels. Look out
for the alum compounds.
raEsiOKMT. T. J
t»BCMTA«Vg C. A. Uaruar
C. A. Warne».
Scio Nilliifti Goni|taii[
SCIO ROLLER MILLS
NOTE.—Safety lies in buying only
Royal Baking Powder, which is a
pure, cream or tartar baking powder
and the best that can b
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tiua- m the «ei.ee that they will nut work
«a well In th« ram or after i avlng twen
«■«ked, a« when kept dry, aa tu and
Well -^a-d slud, mean» well leal.
It na-vrr |«y• to keep cams fur dairy
purpose« uii.raa they a e Well ted. It water. A4<l two or three sliced online
■i ouid Iw of the right character, givaa an«l «giver; let boil lor a time, then «et
«lieu m-edvd and al regular intervals. back a «1 simmer for two I: tits. It will
The man «i o stuns the no cliawts him- need water addiil <«ca«|oiially ten min­
self, for site call only return to hnu «bat ute« before u«ing a.Id a ff mr thickening
lie first pul« lulu tier mouth, it she is a and in« ke p ent» i ^ra\ » . V i, w al., it
macliim , «he cannot nianiifaciiire «Illi- onion«, if they are not liked.
out tl>e raw malertal.—M lacuustn Agri­
culturist.
linkers, W. F Gill,
l‘<-ery, J. J. Barnes,
FrevraUag F«Uto Mat.
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Scio Livery and Feed Stables
MYI R
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RICHARDSON,
Proprietor*
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Ths (tsrtnana have found a war to pre­
SVMTOWUt THILMOTHY.
ven I
n»i. The fungí!» causing l
is ilaslrveait by washing ths p»«latow«
Some men, when talking to s woman with a hrvum <1tpi>e«| into a solution of
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ovai « telephone, have such a < arcs-mg
Î5 gallon» of water
vo" « iliAt it anmuiita to aitnu t • hug.
Nun» friendships from the start ar» as
uncvriaiti a« that exi.Lug twlaeen one
w man w Im owu« a cat a.id a .other wo­
man alm owns a bird.
No u«e talk.ng. it is vary hard to feel
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heard bin. p aiae your eue.ny.
Every woman lakes as mi.ch time In
gelling ufl a street car aa I* sb>- tin ughl
her dealliialion waa aa Iar as the car ex-
I«« l i I I go
When a friend espresaee a dislike t--r
some one. either agree with him or n*p
«till
Ok>B*t b» irritating l>> insisting'
that the other fellow has tine point«.
ft a girt is attractive «lien she marries
and grows unattractive alter she I» mar­
ri <f, a that her tauil? So; It ia nut.
bull, bus Muds not lew it.
When a giri o»s with a man A great
deal ami «ays she isn't (»artiC'ilarly in
terested in him, It mean, that she hasn't
liookad him; that she isn't certain she
can get In in.
Young man, when you marry a prlu-
cess, a beautllul girl, remember that in
a few yea s you will have an old and un
attractive woman on your hands, and a
woman who won't hesitate to tell you
what she think« of you, either.
Wh-ii a man submits to a prucaasioa
we-lding, the men iiave the same opinion
of turn that the women have of a woman
e Im continue« to live with her h<i«baml
after he ha« lieaten her. — Aldus «n,
(Kas.) 11loli».
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TVs tlxssrry d Dvaacrscr.
Brand Whitlock, Mayor of Toledo, O.,
writing oil the Discovery of Dem i ra< y ,
in th«- i
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busineea men, or the r»«|>e*'iat>le men ’S
but by the men, and wbeu I say mm, I Mac I-
mean women, t‘-u, fur women art» in*
a to A M
tswvea t'aarvalll«
Arrlvaw Allsany
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eluded in ItemoerMcy; they, loo, i ara an*
Vo. » -
titled to their own |«rsonalitie«, alni (<•
Ixwvaw Caia» alila
i io r u
have them count.
Men vute I
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Arrivai« al Al'-auy
they are men. that is the only recsou. No T—
leave« I aarvalll« .
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Women should vole, that Is, lake part In
VrrtlaM Allaan,
• tv P M
Dem«ra<y, l*caus« they ar» «omen; «n. II —
leaaea l a»> calila
ii to a . M
that la all. Mau's humanity give« him
Arriva« al Altaaaay
II »1 A M
this right, and »Oman's humanity give«
Nai It -
her lids right. Tlie )ierteci Democracy
Ixw aw tlbanjr
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Arrise« «l l'aaftallla
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is a sphere, not s h«mi«ph* re, and every
Allo! Ihr a>«ir« l asili« mnnaw-l » Itti SouitMirn
(«raonality in it luuil play it« |uirt for
fa. Irle < a>ni|«oi» traina, telili al *l<wn> «nu
gu*«i ur bail.
•o» valli«, as «eli aa tnaln Rrr Iwtrnll, alvine
Jliev i «rr v u v to Newt«>rt ami a l>a «•IH
«■ weh a» 1ti»iHrnY>«i«li Hot »pi ht||«.
Notarial work of all kihda prom ptly
y»»r furthar HiioruiaUon
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• Ircuteil at ttie N s«s - Mi. <•
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P om Agl.
Il II IMH.*».**, Agrnl, Albany
and
South The New
York World
SHASTA ROUTE
Our ri^s are first-class and our horses
deicers. Prices Reasonable.
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PACIFIC AID ASSOCIATION
OF
PORTLANO.
$1.00
Dues
of grated «tale graham bread and half-
Tra’n« Ire re Wraf
for porfían ’ and way
pound of brown sugar, bbi.ie and chop
•latton* at 7 jm a m. l.retr lor »prlngflrid «I
the r ilslns, clean and dry the currant«; Î a p *.
Lew* re 1‘ortland ••»am; » Up m
chop the suet due and sprinkle with a
I«»*»» Alhnti) Il «6 a ru II »•* p m
handful of fl mr and cut the citron luto
Arri Yea A ah land II It p m. If I'* a rn
•tn;«
Measure one «veu tesspainiul
Arri«»*« *»a< rammto a B* p m I to a m
Arrive« an Frenetico • » p ni a I» a m
racii ot ground cinnamon and nutmeg,
Pullman and T«ur1»t cara on la »th trama
a id a hall-teaspaiiiful •>! doves and all­ chair cani itocrwmamto to Og«lefi and KI Paw»,
spice. Put the fruits and spi ■«. into a and Tout lai car« to < hlcago, it t ool«, Nca
Orkan« an>1 Washington
ari
bowl and mix thoroughly. Heat eight
< <»nn«A*ltn< at i»n Ftanrlar«» with thè aererai
egg», without se|«r«tiiig, until they are atram«hlp line« for Honolulu, Japan, ('bina.
Hava an Atxtnw t nf Tilla prrpared
light, then i d I to tiieui one teaspionful Philippine», ( ent rwl and loufli A merit*.
by ilia
Xee William Hruwn, agent at Wrat Orto
of vanilla extract ami add all to the fruit
at al ton, or nddreaa
with the bread crumbs and tlie suet.
A. L. CRAB). 0. P. A.,
Sprinkle iu one teasp«inful of salt snd
Portland, Oregon.
mil thorough'y; then turn Into the
Of the rrel prv»f«*rty you Inland tn ptirvhaar
mold, which has lieen buttered, and
nr a«tt |.i «« «Mtirlly for money baiti«*.I. nur
palma« m« |v|»«g Ihr henrill of our ripe-ri
steam six hours. If a b iwl Is used, then
«itn« atm to y * m « in * n*t.
eme F.aiabhahrd In
a buttered cloth must be Ileal over the
t< p, allowing a little slackness for the
Aa « Winter health and rrrrretkm rrw»rf
Z» H. RLDD, Manager.
pudding tai rise. With this pudding a Nr»|M»rt I« the one iar eicrHen««- li«N-«ign|g
In* fhl . and al«hln< U) Kite Ihr |®x>ph* an nflUr cotner Thirl and Hn«*lal>»ln »I«,
thiu sauce ran Iw used, ami tlie custard ojvporf unit y o bieat hr ihr frr*h, pur» utonr
AI.HA.NY, OlttOOM.
sauce will also prove a delicious accom- • »( * I hn <M'van. the Bouthern Or I (hand orvallla
A t«aat»m hare rr»umr. 1 ihr -mir nf ticket«
paiilment.
through lo Taquins. Fmm all > P |<»ln •
tM*»«t» all! ha aold thrim»hoW< ihr Winter ami
Aprtng unti! May Ila . evrry
A Good f!um Pudding.
M edamlay sml «nturrlNy
For PII»». Burn».
Hero is one of tlie liest recipes for plum ami fr«m» AlYmny, t.orvalH«. and Fhllomath f»”
pudding
Three-<piart»rs of a pound ot H»a < or vai II« A Kaalem, deferta will tw e M U»
Yequina and II» wport -lall/
flour, two ouiM-rn ot tiaking powder, two
Tha talea will ha the asme a« «Itiring Ihr
60 VIARI’
hjmmar,
an<1 will be good for return to da)•
ounce« of bread of crumbs, I't pounds of
fr» m date of mb».
■ XPIRIKNCI
su«t, two pounds ot raisins, on« pound
l>r Nlwihwrw*« Wen I fer y Rnlha
w
of currants, It) ounce« of sugar, 2 oun<-«t • li; *te In nywnitlmt during ihr ndr» Winter,
■sto
of almonds, on» pm ml of nuxed candied and Irani ment« will hr giran daily.
• »•War Hew 11 II ■rwacle < lowrd.
4
| mh I, sail and spice to last«. Mix the
4
(Hiring tbr Wlnhr nrerly all other bra It h
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ingreilients well together and add six nw>rt« are elm nd o- dift< till to in»< h. and
maie
of
tm
m
have
the
ad
van
tag«
w
of
Vapori
eggs w. II beaten snd th*ee-<|u«rters o' a
T RA oc M ara «
and vicinity a« regard» eh ma re, point of In-
pint <>f milk, ihvid« into two and boil ferrei, recreation and »miurinrni F« r part Im
Dcaiana
CoevRKjHT«
Ao.
teatri ng to an)ny tlunlng, hj.tilng, or arrlng
eight bouts.
Awrwis
'N
s»4
the renn In atinahlne « In «torni, the fhimniu
q»»?r-ttf «•••flain rxr e>p»nw.»» |
rrarn t I« u»»r< |t»al tel. li» «urr. .un Unga are I Isa .
■fivxmVwi i» prT*»blr m MM o M
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MAitOl
Sltwtd Bcrfittxk.
I waul Ifni arrnrry, ritmate mild hralihftll and
••»It frw
fof »W
Inv gnralHMI l o’fagra for rani rltrap. fir«h
P«’*ihr uxh Munn à • O. F»®»
Put a little fat or buttar in Uie frying vegetable« ml ih. bom* y, fruit at lawsat pomi
«Uhm* obarv«. la IW
l«ii ami li«wl it ihur-xighly. Take a ble nwt. Rati and tha fammi« mrfc oywtart to 1«
I ad for the «muida of «actinng them.
p Hin<l *>r a lit lie nmra of lower round ot
Fs I Infmvm lion Inna any S. f orC. A I
4 h an (•*'*n»!y !!! y )«* p » i
■ItbS sanerai i«wa
mau*»«» t t any •.--ant
•teak, cut in five or six pieces, put in
♦ par f qf a».»nih». |l.
elths. «««mpany.
pan ami brown wall on l«>th aniea ; sail
Bat« tram aihaay o Vaquí a. *5 s»
I and pepper and till the pan with boiling i Ma • irvw» ÀI Lan y to Mwwpoct,
us
tii w
per
Month
No Medical Examination
For )*rt bulara are
GROVER POMEROY
Agent.
T.
SCIO,
OREGON
WAI.KI R A Al.tlRIXME Prop»
Bast 2Oe Meal In the Valley.
Open
CONFECTIONERY
CIQAR STORE
All Night.
Oregon
Ooal TvSarr« ftpil «M WM»«« ’ Mir I If» Away.
To quit lotm* < o «»«Ily and for«v«r I e in«g
• wile, full Of lift» ta«rve and Vigor, lake No I.«
Ha«, th« woadrr worker, that make« w«ak men
•iroag All druggiau. tor or 9i. C'uroguaran
red
It H.klrl «nd «ample fr««
AUdreo
’’«•tUM Ke med j
vb- vgo or Naw YorS
R. J. M’KILLOP,
P atents
Sckntific Hmerkan
««Jk"
PROPRIETOR
It you »»nt I hr beet and Irrshrai of
i an.llra Mu» t'annxl Uan4a 1ol«rn>
•ad I'lgar«, ihi« is th« |.in<«> togati!
M FRÜH IRtAD Rtctfvro DAILY.
Oregon
ehe kantiani JOcivs
or m i t elivi: riru-s
DeWitt’« JŒtt Salva
L. DUGGER
Collector.
ROYAL RESTAURANT
Albany
Ihr Thrli
W evh
n«»w that » arv-ai
l*rw«l Irnt lai campaign I» (orr«ha»i«»wv<1, fiopta
lot»«» tietirr i«!*r than II (»»• eve» l>e»*n tie
fora, an I It ha« ma la It« arrwitrfrtn«*ni « a« <■»»•«1-
Ingly. It« new« «arvloe <ovrr« th« «nilrr
¿lobe. mi <1 H rv|w»i U rv«r> thing (till). [trt-tupi*
I) and wevuretel). It i« lhe only hr»«|»t|rr.
!o*< » »lailY, which U «« giwpj a« a <taHy, and
which will keep you 0» winpieial) In fortumi
of what I« happening thrt»tigh«»(il Hie world.
Ota l hrle»>i> Weak World la fair |* Ite polit­
icali re(M»rt«. You t-wn »fri the truth (r«»in Ila
I eolwmna, wtWither jouarv Heimblhan or la-m
acral, and that I« whal y<Mi »»nt.
a afa* lai (rature <»l lhe Thrive a Weak World
ha« »Iw«) • !>ern it« ar rial Urthui It publiait«»
nóvala by ihr Iwwt author« in the world,
n* y i « wt h In ’•*«►» f<n m --II for |i io apiece,
nn<l Ita hleh atnn«Urd In thta rtMi(n*ct will ta
maintain«-! In the future
m the |w«t
Till. ( HKK r • A-W> hK W<>k».i**H »rgubu
aulM riptlun pike la nnl> fl »•» |wr )»q»r, and
I hl« f«}« for l> imre-r« »r urfer ihl» un
nquallMl nrwapnpar an! Tlik.
max TI a M
NfcWX tiiwetlirr tor One yntr lor ft.OBL
OREGON
Pays Sick, Accident, and Death Benefits
THiK r.-A-wr.t n r.niriON
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/hicks connect ici th a/l trai ns.nt W'tst Scio
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