The Santiam news., January 08, 1909, Image 4

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Good Blood
Means good health, and Hood’s
Ba reaps rill* has an unapproachsd
record as a blood-purtfler.
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BLOW AT REFORM.
COUGHS AISD COLDS
BEST FORAGE PLANT
Chinos« Regent Di ami a a-a Yuan From
i
All Offices
I Took. Pe-ru«nn
Washirg«on Stat« Experiment Statioi
Maaes E»t*ns<vs Investigation.
In order to discover a forag« plant
shich will grow and yield profitable
It effects Us womlerlul runs, ru4
crop« in the so-called “dry section,
amply bec*u»e it contain« aaiospanlla
of the stats, th« staff of th« Suu
but bscau»« It combines the ulmos»
rvuiedial value« of more than ‘JO different
College Experiment Station ha* car­
Ingredient*. There ia no real subeUtuts in tiie dismissal of Yuan Shi Kai,
ried on eateneiv« invettigation* at
for it. If urged to buy anv preparation grand counselor and commander in
both the local and «ub «tations during
acid to be ‘Tuat as good’ you may bs chief of the force*. The act, however,
th* psat year Scores of forage plant»
auro it ia interior. co»U t-es to mast,
have been olanted and tested, «nd at
and yields Hu» dealer a larger p' fl». is attributed mainly to the regent aid
the preaent stage of this experimenta­
U«t Hood > barwMril!» u»tay 1» w«*l >*"'4 is characterised as dangerous inasmuch
tion. it is known that mtlo matte
Lm »r 1» iv- te. u .1» »i. •» aa *r»»i» «
Jerusalem corn, artichoke*. Kaffii
aa It gives to tho revulultotiarie« and
corn, ano amber cane corn are among
reformers an issu« on tbe cry "Chiba
»■Ian IF
the best adapted plant* for “dry
f. r the Chineee."
farming "
“Well knows i
The work of the lub station *1 Con-
board of ! him ta
That the situation ia grave i* becom­
tied ha» been earned olvtig four lines;
"Well . bo I».
ing more and more a parent. That a
First, there ha» been an eff ort to de­
Work.ng ■ bariteli
g ..«.romei t Upl ■ aval would foil, w the
termine the best method of handling
succession has baton g< t.eraily accepted,
Only One "BROMO 0U1N1NE"
• umrner fallow, including s study uf
Thoi I» l.AkATIkK BkoMo ut lNINK I** but even the Chinese did nut • x«ct this
the effect of certain tool«, second,
r^ tb» sie?..rar» *4 t. I* t.lAoVK Ls»4 *b* to occur before the expiration of the
there has been a study of the adapta­
«Id arw i. Own a Laid In On» 1>»> I*».
hundred days of mourn iu,.
bility <d various well known dry lana
At the conclusion of a conferer.c«
forage plant« to central Wash.ngtos
A thwunauU bof®*puw*r verti<ml
fe.flAilloin, third. « *«udy of th» »Ifert
h«tw«-en th- British, American and
•ngint, a«i«i ie lx th* larg»at ut Hn kind,
d growui" a cultivated crop, in place
German ministers tixLy a s«cond m«at-
was
¡
/.j at Hun-
f the summer fallow, upon the wheat
ing of diplomats w.a called to inciude
ewru Ehg tul dntifif au «i«rtric g*u«r»
•rop; fourth, there h.i» been a study ol
the represeiilotiveo of other powers,
tor
'.he adaptability and method* of »eed
in the hope of furmulatirg a co. certrd
ng of well known dry land gratae«,
program
of
action.
It
was
realised
at
M»Ui»r» wtU find Mi* Wioo. es » — ible«
«nd legumes
».
the Ar t meetii g that Japan was th«
Although the p»«t season ha» been
l irios *»• IMllUuf yaiMi.
doubtful i li ment and there was a gen­
Geni'erir t
I < .in cheerfully rec an est eptionally dry one, and th* re
eral conviction that the power* would ommend Peruna as an effective cure suits could n<>t be expected to show
forage crops in a* favorable a light a«
i not be able to t kc any definite • teps for coughs ard colds
Yon are inthorired tr> u«e my photo the average season would, yet several
Indore further developments.
obnts showed up very promts ng
with testimonial in any nub’iration.
Mrs josenh Ha’! Chase.
\mong these were Jerusalem corn,
QOOC FOR FORAGE.
mtlo mine. Kaffir eorn artichoke«
sn< Tr ' It ‘ . \'i «ho-.'o J) ("
and smber cane corn Another prom
‘c B 4 Not a e : N - Haar
I«.."« one was a «mill, early maturing
ififirard Burbank Succaads With HI«
Mr» A !
Wetlei 16?3 Ohio St. variety of dent com.
Thornloss Cactus.
Terre Haute Ind w’ites
Other nlmt» tried were cow peas,
‘When I brgvn to take your medi soy bean*, chi- k pea, common millet
Ix»a Atigrles, Jan. 4. The official
tllowsw.
r I
t ■ ■
_ r :
e r a fansnese millet, llungarim millet.
Warrham I on« lluw <1 ■» rmhon w.'l re|*orts on the flrat summer's bel l cul- church bell ring
golden millet, common field pesa
kaow It w »i. the p «puri ty
... •
tivation of the Burbank thornless cac- sme I and hear
kale. rape, pooeorn and flint corn
Tuffoki S it it
b l •>
Js c»pt
“When ! began v< "r tra itrnent mv
On Sr&ietrber 16 the Mila maire
• tue were issue i Ire uy by ihe Western bead was terr b'e
I hit) burring and showed itself to be the he«t drouth
Empire, an agricultural Journal which chirping noises in my he >d
resister This plant grows very simi­
"I followed votiy «ili i<» ( ithfulls lar to «litli. escept that it Siitler« •
Rhoumatiam Proscription.
has had charge cf cx'.c: five sxpari
and
took
Peruna
as
yon
told
me
great deal more and i» m<-r» leafy
I he increased u*e of whiskey fur ments on th« i.*w foragu plant
S’.os ! n.ij'-t I say I aoi ue'l
Jerusalem corn and Kaffir corn arc
rhcumatiiru 1«
it causing considerable
With
the
i
xc.
ption
that
one
lot
"f
want
to
go
and
viad
mv
mother
both very similar in appearance to
liiacustiuti amung
iiiueng the medical fra
Hnd
tee
the
doctor
who
’
I
«
«
no*
d
-onitnon corn, being about midway
ternity It i» an almost infallible cure planted in th« Indio desert nearly per­
! wdl ’ell him i>
rt br;i mixed with certain other in
etween common corn and Milo maize
ished from Ihe effects of exceiaive al­ . lone for tbit world
I bushiness Their seed however, is
The kali in th« soil, the average results •>« ■«-a* Veruna t’-at ru*ed r-e
aredienta and taken properly
Peruna ia manufactured by The
orne in a large and fairly compict
"To priniuneed successful.
following formula ia tflkchve
The largest Périma I >: tig M ig < ■’, C< 1 unibu»
irad. or bunch on the end of the «talk
>nc half pint of good whiskey
teats were made U|»>n the hardy 1 bom- Ohio
They yie'd quite heavily in most
ane ounce of Ton»
Tori» Compound and
n.
rnr j, prr.
*-lr
leas varieties, wh.ch Luther Burbonk I
ibices, and judging from thio year's
■tie ounce of Syrup Sarsaparilla Com
experience, would mature a fair nuan
I ake in tahlesp.>"tiful dosei collected from ail part« of the w rid, Peruna Almanac for l!»n*>
oound
an I of the»-, varieties large quanti'iea
Mty of seed -• Connell, which makes
before eat h meal and before retiring
will
be
dialribu
e
J
thia
year
to
those
very useful feed for poultry and
T«,’n Compound i< a product of
H -k
the laboratorte» of the Giobe I'har
who will make experimental tests with
swine
th- ‘ ••
The difference in the showing of
macrittical Co, Chicago, but it as them.
II. A
well a» the other ingredients car. be
lerusaleni and Kaffir corn and Milo
The report concludes that th< ml«««
■penda
maize wa» quite noticeable
While
had from any good druggist
\ nr a- I.-» I'. n •• to I , tor
I t ' p t.
the leaves of the two (ormer plants
them from rabbits, but that the early Ilf».
< «HflntKiUB I'rrfnrmiini'p
.fid not dry up the Inner plants of the
fear« expreMed that they w uld revert
MFZb#nrt*r,” raH«d out Mr». Jaj’*»;
•lots were ahout one-third «mi’ler in
Mm. Biggs- My In » nnd s-iin« tn be
■•e than the plant» i n the outer edge
from (b* f *r
you b«**« to the old habits of gr< wing thorns
have been <ti«p>elled by thia year’s re- font tr. thought about half tb« time.
This showed that thrir growth had
drinking
•»»*
sults. as th.« j.r< pngation ia not from
lly che. Led by the «hort
“No. tn' dear.’*
Mr
Mr» !>!.»• I an] | h •« hi» Idi• i» arc >een m iti
»<<•>. but fr. rn < u'.tmg«. which, arc. rd
ge of moisture. 'Ihe trial leu<
I« the btl’wiiv below “Not aftln Utili
an tar n|>irt t' t lie <au't li. p getting
ing to all botan cal law and hiato-y,
Irr the impression tint Jerusalem
loot on Ilo- way ft' .0 ..lie to lb« otbrr
I K<ffir coen are but poorly adapt
A recent church nolico In Man. h»s<»r
rigidly conform to th« fratuiea of the
to central Washington conditions
Ragland. read "A potato pl» cupper will parent plant.
!>ent corn made a'nv-st a perfect
«• held on Saturday »r»nmr
ftubjwf
The us«» as a Ld 'er for the family
stand but the growth was scanty, and
for S inlay evening. A Sight of Agony.'” cow and for p ultry upon the am ill
-nlv a small quantity of nubbin* m
tracts where personal attention is giv­
nrrd
PIIXS CURED IN • TO 14 DAYS
The proent season's gr.-wth could
PASO UINTMEN1 '• gua a toad ' ■ euro any en seem to have been fully established.
' '1 be i . k ..'r r r.! a p-.ne.f tr-m b”
oaoo of Iwkin«. Hllmt. Ill«mlin« or Prulmdlnc
All Waolorf.
PIU» in * u> H dart w muno; rotuudwl -U»
rn of the omr strain grown on land
DEAD AT MESSINA 116,000.
“Georg»." «a 4 Partner Merapjdo io hi* idiolning tbe esneriment station last
K»«lanalo»r.
•un ”if >O'i bad tlu» wsrt of ni n» o
ear was s (air crop and may be taken
Rivers—1 barro t beard .injibing about Estimates Increase Ti tai of Losses y«ur band aliai wu ild you .lo wiih ItF*
■ a a (airly gwtd demon»fr»t'on
"O.
1
don't
knnw,
f»tb»r."
an'worml
Dr Mary Wslk.r for a long tlcu« What
by Earthquake.
«hit could be ihine with dent corn
Georgi "Trita il duwu «rifa ■ raaor. I
b»a baivtu» of bar?
>n *nv guod. dry l»nd farm
The
Rome, Jan. 4. Exact statistics of SU*»*“
Brovko - I tblak «h» baa fono Into a
eed. however
w<»ti!d have to be
"And I »» »(“•''•
glvln' »'»i a
g»iitl»man'a ngr»*a>*tit of evu*» »art, not th« dead and surviving in the earth­
I 'ited to the I.»ci1itv
medimi odication”
grò-ned
Far u»r
to brook loto pftM any Mr*
The flint corn and the ponrorn
quake dinlrict aro «till imjo»*ib)« to Strappi» (Ti am Trib'i--»
fde a good stand »nd matured we’l
.obtain, becauao fall dead bodiea burled
•>f the - geo« th was so small that
t*ull*««lng « Had
cv ronld not be g ven consideration
under the rub a have r ot yet b<-«n ex-
*‘U hat kind <>f pat ment ar» you going 1 comparison with dent corn
Thr
cavato.!. It 1« equally imp* sible to 10 put ilo I th s st -el *■'
rtichoke« mule an excel'ent stand
"lV»lt. it i» oir Intention------ ”
make any accurate count of the surviv­
nd showed remsrk-hle ability to coi
“So 'l a '» t • In I i« It? Great PI no! inue their gr -wth throughout thr e
ors, for they ar« today scattered from
Whv
don't
you
mo»»
out
of
thia
a*
eh*
ore end of the country to the uther.
ire drv season
Whether it w-tild pay to utilise
Tie only figures that can be given orc boi hood? Yim d. i’t ha«» ta lira ber».
do
you?"
n land for tlir growth of tb*<
reach« I by calculating the total po|U-
»ota is n ..pen que-ti >n
The other
lations before the disaster and rub-
I a« UUg *a *•!•.
’»nts p- t «»>» used nude so light a
trading therefrom the numbers t at
Slotriy Ikwtor. l ui troubled with tn
■rowth this season th»t fnrthe- '•
1 are *up|>ored to have survive*.
Th« •minila
I I tumble aud to»» In bed all vill be necessary before they can be
result is, of course, approxim de.
nlaht long I U'bat do you auppoa« la the
onsidered as even promising
On this basis is made the es imate mu»» of lit
')( the non cu'tivated forage nhnt«
that about 25,000 people have left Me«-
«e most promising was the alfa’fa
Doctor l'i-rtinp» you are worrvlne
sina and the communae. As the total
nvrr that bill i»U bare owed lue fur tbe I'bi« m»de ,i (airly good «tmd and
mtinued to grow «lowly throughout
' |>opul»tion of the city an l communae
l>aat two years.
he entire season
On September
was about 155,000, and as there are
! «to.id alxuit eighteen inche« or l»n
»till alxiut 15,000 people «till in the
IrnrnlHg ite* I'ulMfa uf tb« Uaae
eet high As the firat season is needed
distric', the dead probubly numl*cr
Girl In Grand ftiatxf Harry, who u in establish alfalfa, this is con«idei
clo e to 115,000.
bat man everybody it cheering?
in excellent showing The alfalfa was
The victims are Ir.eresairg daily, not
Iler Kacurt l Ust a Graboey. tb* rig!» •ceded with a grain drill, which al-
only through thk dyirg of the it jure!, •ackl»
owed the »eed to be conducted down
hut also by the many sulci *ea cominit-
Girl I •»• and th* rallow b» threw into the shoes of the drill so that it
te I by the dcsjidrate survivors.
town and Jumped »a ia tbo wrvug tackln
was deposited in moist soil,
ft is
a h»?
oucstionable whether a good stand
•otild he secured by broadcast seed
Harriman Lines Extended
aw Iwlwwrtlow.
ng and harrowing in
Ch rago, Jan. 4. Extensive work on
Th. Ker Dr. fourthly, hearing a hin<
Hairy vetch made a poor stand, but
the Harrmian lin< a, officials nay, is to orean playiug ragtime mn»ie ta front ol a promising growth
The tenacity
lie pushed during th« <om ng aumm«'. bia prrin«.«, closed hl» »‘nrra di»>r.
with which they cling to the soil when
The Southern Pae fl • ta to build n rth
"For Solomon say», you kuow." re­ once r«tab'i«hed makes it rather "«•»•
on an air Im« fr> m Den »on. through marked the dortor. "th l 'the dm a »hall tion. ble whether it would pay to seed
Topeka to Lincoln, Neb.
The Union bo »hut In tb» »treeta when th* suand of •o n! grain land to vetch, un e
permanent pasture is desired
Pacific ia to build a d< uble track line th* grind.ng la low.' "
Of the grasses, the most promising
from Omaha through I. neoIn, «onne t-
two irrlallal».
was the slender wheat grass; smooth
ing with the present Un on Pacific [
hrome grass Neither of these graises,
•iella ■ la ah» a wrrar fiend’
ma n I ne at Central City, Neb. Ar­
a Drmdful! Tb» last d.un»r »S Ih.iwever. showed up as well a* the
rangement» are being completed by a'tended ah* carried away tbo cooks
alfalfa
Another season’s growth is
General Manager Mohbr, of th. t'n in New York Ron
needed to determine anything definite
' -egardmg their production
Other
1‘acifi-, for the Central City ut-eff
tho ugh Lincoln.
<»nly T p-r e»M of th» food of ■ , grasses tried were meadow fescue, or
None of
Fren b {.»••ant co-iaists of r«»at. whl!» ¡.bard grass, tall oat grass
I these grasses made a show woethv of
Ufd Da id Man'« Nun»,
an Kngliab savvy’s food io JI per cent
mention. Since the past season has
Ixm Angele«, Jan. 4.- Ona i f th« meat.
Chines«
been exeeotinnallv dry. they will be
•m.'oihrat awirdle« that has been work-
Th» Bullan of Morocco taust cho»»» hit given another trial.
TÌ iìb wnmlaful nun ha» I ud in the West ia being perpetrated on
,'onr r»al wirr» from among hi* rvirino.
The only stiggentions the station
mad« « lif «ul od y «f th«
t‘f’'p®rtie"« nt R ao ' s . j metchanta of the l’«ciflc c aat by an ■ad tb* Klag of Sam I» forced to marry has to make to farmers regarding
Ilatb« and R«rk». and
thesg forage crops are that alfalfa
unkn wn man. who ia fl ating chocks hit »lalara
u r<«.ng Ib« «nrul th«
hrome grass, acclimated dent corn.
brn«rit of hto sorvkm.
oatenaibly given by W A. Cow en. ex-
Ita4» Poly.
Milo maize. Jerusalem eorn and Kaffir
clck
of
the
Supreme
e
urt
<
f
the
»ta'e
No Mertorv. Rotsono
Th» aw»»t yomg thing with th» heantb
orn are worthy of trial in a small
j
•
f
Tennessee.
The
latter,
ace
rrfing
or Dru «s L'wd. No
htl red hair appr. a. bad th» parrot'» cago ’ i.v
lb» farmer had better learn
Operali »os or < ut It of
to advices from Nashville, haa been
“1’retty Polls !” ah* said.
«
• a handle them, however before
.lead several year*.
When a check
Guars- ’rr-a U» curb Catarrh Asthma. I unp.
"Fico! Fir»!“ a<-r»am»d tb» parrot.
trying them on a largr scale
R'timai'h an»l Kfeine« tn-uble«. and ail Private
wsu returned from Naahvill« with the
1 ■ wAM-t if Man mm Woman.
Walef-l I m « W«««.
R*»rrboOy
Keown.
statement Cowden had depart« I.
A SURE CANCER CURE
"Why do »au call your cut Boon»
W h»n you would pot your d»rt»r fia
Juat
ad fr>«m 1‘rltin. China aafa. auro
I
•rang*" Inquired tba «alter.
Around a girl. It ia a ein,
•
V • A. I g ■ n I ■ • * ■ : •- •
Crook» M ko Heavy Haul.
If
cannot call, wrtto for aymptom bioak
Pm th* answer th» otti»» woman mad»
A crying aham».
tx* Angeles, Jan. 4.— A L-a Ange­ tn thl» qnmtuxs Is so obvious that ths
and circular. Inc ko« 4 ream in Btampa.
To get, t claim.
( ormjitaîion nere
le« thief began the new y«gr with what h «mesa refus»« t« Inrilt ths latslllgrnm
All lacerated by a pl a
ia doubtless the heaviest haul, weight of th» r»sd»r by recording It.
- Th» Gosaip.
__
The C. Gee Wo Medicine Co.
e nsid«r«d. ever made in thia state.
Tra*
II« git away with 100 Una of e al. val­
rollcMnan Ito unskilled rider)—<)o
ued at 11.500, from the yards <>f the
tack I
No thoroiighfar« her« Can t
Black Canyon Coal norrpsny, on S<>u'h
P N U
Nu. 2 0.
you read that elgn?
Alameila atre«'. The greater part of
Rider—1 can. but my bora* rant—
1X' II r < wrillra t<» o<l»»rtl»orw pleoao
the coal, for blacksmiths, wss vslued
Translated from Talau from Fllegvud.-
??
w»owi|»w thia p»|.»r.
I st 117.50 per ton.
Rla'tor
C, Gee Wo
Tn
Doctor
P«kin, Jan. 4. —It is the consensu«
of opinion that the Manebus do not un­
de r» tar id the full significance of their
precipitate art, which r*suited today
For Infants and Children.
ALCOUOL 3 Ft« CERT
A> r^e' !A* brpnirn Í rU
StobtüFlucFûalüîftMuô
lag ¡ir S^aaii aulikaerMÀ
Dears tho
Promoirs Di<y»tatrWrf¿
r-st and Itax ofltabu anse
Oairnt Murpiue rrrMscj
N ot N arc otic .
*
Aptfe.l rztnrih hwr.xivçi
Bon. hour Sion« h.DUtrftri
Woe taj JI ’oirvulsnna JVwruk
lU'M tuai l.OSS OF Si LLP.
rw Si-dr StgtÄ-arr <
I
NEW YOHK
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
A Haeonni.
It make* •
syrup bettor t! in Maple.
by grucce«
—•
HAVE YOU EVER USED
t«uife
ke-ep
It r«. »upBruHr
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W« *!*•<
au
• ’ fe i* a«'. i>rt ««•
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C'*m«s in
du« n't
n I a** h.a name aoi
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et » >»•>
PORTLAND RICE WLU.iC COMPANY
i*ORTLAND. OREGON
The 2
“FLYERS”
•re th.
O. R. &. N.
fait through traina
between
PORTLAND .nd
SPOKANE
WM. M c M urray , g . p . a
Portland
C rescent
'il«, tori
Egg-Photphate
SI BAKINC POWDER
A FULL POUND 25c.
Get it from
your Grocer
vs. Quality
In the matter of food you can t afford to
sacrifice Quality for Cheapness. Economy
is rignt and good but inferior food product»
are dear ut any price.
is economical—■not Cheap. Try
it. The best at any price or
your money back.
JAQUES MEG. CO
(.hlcaiio
Guarsutesd
Pura and
Whole
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