The Santiam news., August 06, 1909, Image 4

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Constipation
"fa It really o. y tan m jutre walk
from th« stat.on to your boute*' asked
Sitimeli
"What a ridiculous question!
•I
Nobody lu lovai y
''aimed HutuLe
iwamphurat ever ’welke* to the ata
ijon.
! may say however, that !( •
inly about eight and a half mlDutva*
run "
A« l.lrrmllt..« Memary.
A m ill i u-tn er ap • red at
grocery store, says a writer In
Ontury 'tugs.-ine, and ths smiling
grocer asked him what he wanted
"1‘leaae, ntlater," »«Id the boy, "I
ran t rcmrml« r what ma sent me for.
but yuu can give me two cents' worth
o’ peppermint <andy. ’tail»« she said
I could keep tha i hange "
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Wireless telephony leer ailed uu Lottie
• hipe work* •>; .-■•eefuJy In » i.e
but la unevtlefactory In or liera
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ALBERTA WHEAT LAND
$IS P«r Aera
10 Yea*a* lima
Ihrme. tend« vf < snsdi«ft PsriAtf Railway
frg««a I» !4> ba ihete
»heil 7ê
U» |(Ä> ÌM*sh«'v of U»fa,
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railway«, tnwt » and w I k »-<
r ati.^ì,
th« l»wt wh •a» tend pr<*>'*♦ 4ten f»*r
t»t m>*l«ra!*
No ry p faitera«
Hand I»day to fr«*« r' »airst«»l
Speri«! ra'ea tor »nd
of everr month
IDE M C ARTHY LAND CO
Land A a <mte Canadian I’«-
Ite- •»/
42/» 3* I un0-*fft>«i 4 *iud ii* «
pofirteANI* OK
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I t«rfvs«l« <.ÌM44l < rOM«*«.
Australia the land of oddities, nnl-
mal. v»ii«l«Mn snd m’r-ral. has few
'uore curious > reatufe* than llie giant
ciane « often five and ail feet In
height with beautiful blue gray plu
mage which are <«!lcd native com
These huge birds mate tot
panions
life and as mate», ate singularly and
tou< lilngly devoter! to »»« another
I »irr« eat llahll.
» ur par*b»n''
thr land*
■to y « hi as Ik in >«»<tr <lr«pY’*
ar»»w«r>d ihr gumt. who
I th-
baforr. "I h#pa I
inb rttii Imt
but th«
< b*-*:» a <•« intry th»» tor for
• au I l‘u« •*» i «4 in bein<
wo
thfrr iirnr« during
unir»• I get out of I*» h |
I t»n< r In a while ( don’t
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BU8INE88 COLLEGE
••THE SCHOOL OE Qt AlllA”
Tenth snd Morrison ei Portland, Oregon
A r. ARMBTRONO. Il it. PRINCIPAL
The high-vlsndard eom>ncrci«l school ol
the Northwetf. Open sll the yesr. More
cell* lor help than ne c«n meet po*ilioc.
certain. Class and indiv idusl instruction
Bookkeeping Iron» written form» snd of­
fice prsitice. bliurihsnd that eacels in «11
respects. Special penmanship depart
■Mat. Call, phone or write lor catalogue
J
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t'Wekt» It In Feeaeet.
a-l." «aid tli» vlaiting for-
when vi iTlebrat« your
of life and
In appall-
n't th* propia tak« any int«r*
ln<h»i «boat a rrfurm In tb*
t atterri-In* Ihr »lay?**
i,** »Aid tb» nativ«; *’wr begin
• for a «tifi» and »«nr Frnirfb
tliy al rr thr r*-Irbrwtlnn. and
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M ujirHHrÜj
•'Whara dö ><»'< «* r>iU'h x«»ur match-
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m»- I !!»•' vjslt-'r. bwililng «round
"Why," ntammered the hoeleas. my
huslstul ilw.iia <i. I unilerntahd On
Ihn under al li- of the mantelplec«,"—.
Chlcngu Tribüne
Out-of-Town People
wuip mi
U.»«««,
"lUrthsi. aber» <• my hat? I laid II
du«n h«re a hl «* whih» ago.’*
*Rttra. tn.«* it. Fido’a takln* a nap In
It. I > It t I.
- • ! • I Ar l r II w»ka the
lini« dar t
HhtHibl r*»»eil>»* iliai >«o t o* v. »>
ihs- SH1AS 111 lll> l>< rsflRKCrtOivS
I i KII h .K AMi I LATH WiiHK IN A HAY 4
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inintvr.iY I'Atsi.iritH fcx-
YHACT.NCi III* * .k-nfiU-i. f l.r* .-■» M« “
d..,l WK lUMoV*: rm. Mu-r HIS-ITIVK
THTH «Nil IIOOI 1 will! iL’T Illi. I I A r
IAIS No-.lfblM
....
For the Next Filloon Daye
'• will «1*« yt»M • r ■*!
gold or pflrr**
|«tn ertrwn
gl
tn » i .« <••• h
M'.iter r t' * ’
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Quid 4W •’ttekmoi rdlinga
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Th* hmt r*d ru*T>«r ptet«-»
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I'alnte*« witrw« t> nt
M
ALL WORK OUARAN H0CO 15 TEARS
Dr. W. A. Wise
President and Manager
The Wise Dental Co.
(INC.) Third and "«»binetnn Sts
1 lie •luesiloe.
Where, oh. whi r» '. >• in, wslsl lin» gone;
Bici», oh. w hei > » ,ui It tie I
With th-- w»i.' .lit abort end th* waist
cut long —
Ami now It's down to
ku»«|
— I’m k.
roller rartlealae« llealre*.
-Mlldrr.l, it muat have been
lat«
wh*n that young man went away l*>t
nleht"
"Why, mamma. )uat aa »f»on a» th«
clock »iru< k 11 hr r«*«« to go "
* I don t dtoibt th»>t. c hild, but whan
did ha gat aw a) f
LEADER PNEUMATIC
WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS
FOR COUNTRY HOMES
Hitter milk may originate from two
sources The first source Is dependent
u|ion the cow while the second la due
to the growth of bacteria tn the milk
after it has l«»t drawn
The differ
»Ile« of tiii'tr» uv'l In th!» < n. e between these two classes of bit
design for a hav stacker vary from 2 ter milk 1« that the first has s de
Inches by 4 Ini hca to I Inches by . Idedly aild last« when freshly drawn,
C Inches. Tha bottom piara* marked while th» eerond class la sweet when
1 are 12 feet long and 4 Inches by 5 taken from the cow. but th» bittern»«»
Inches, the eld« uprights are 14 feet « . urs after ata nd I ng for a short tlms
Bitter
long, the erose piece S le 13 fest of and Ini-ieaaes In Intensity
milk when prodfn ed In the udder may
etuff;
No
I
I«
1
3-lnch by
result from Improper feeding with
and la bevelled on
Inchon by
«u< h of our Coin-ado herbs as lupines,
allow th« hay to
the front
artemisin and the like, or with the
when being shoved
slide over
raw Swedish turnips, cabbages, etc
No 12 la k feet by
on by the
Hitter milk may tie observed during
2 Inchee by 4 Inches, with the higher
the last stage of lactation and baa fol
•nd 8 feet above the around, ao that
lowed the Infection of duct» with ba»
when the stacker la on lha ground th»
t»rle which act on the proteld» aa an
It
will
tie
a
I
mut
Î
weight t-oz No
enzyme, converjhig them Into peptones
Inchee from the two pullaya on th»
and other products to which the bit­
ter taste la probably due
Field and
Farm
A I .etui Nlril.
A family of bnrn owls will number
It la dim
from thr»« to swven birds
cult to believe what • lot of vermin
and rod »nt a a family nf owl« will roti
An old owl will capturo a«
sume
food
than
a
more
much
or
The
night.
dozen
cate
In
a
They
owlets ara always hungry
will eat their weight t In food •vary
night and more If th«y ran g«t
Th** rope for It
upper end of No
A caw Is on record In which a
raising the ata» ker should be either half grown owl was given all the mien
Inch or Inch and a quarter
It could eat
It swallowed eight one
The teeth on the atacker can tie right after another
The ninth fol
mad» of 2 Im h by 4 Inch pine ». anilina lowed all but the tall which for some
10 feet long and bevelled on the upper time hung out of the bird's mouth
aide to allow the bay to alide easily. The rapid digestion of birds of prey
The «hort upright teeth on the »tack
la shown by th» fact that In three
er head ahould be about 6 f»»t long
hours the little glutton was re«dy for
They are
bolted to the long teeth « second meal and swallowed four
aliout 2 Inch»« from the atacker head more mice
If this can tie done by a
No h and reel against the at^-kcr single bird what effect must a whole
head No 4
Tha atacker arme No 4 family of owls have on tha rodents
ahould be bolted to No 2 with a large a romm unity*
bolt about 12 lachea from the ground
I»wee Wafer h y 1 h » i I»» i .( ton.
In
the big desert of Chill there u
< Iran tarniln« l’rofllnhl».
.a conelderable
amount of bracklah
Honeat, now, don't you like to •*•»
a farm kept clean of all unnecemary water, but no water that either human
Science,
trash and th» fields clean of weeds? beings or stock can drink
It rwally adds to tha worth of the however, «ays the IxM Angeles Time«,
farm
In th» ayes of tha man i»a»»lng has lome to the aid of this rainlews
«•> tlon of the country In the form
by It Is a lietter farm than the one
of an Ingenious desert waterworks,
beside It of equal eoll, though werd
consisting of a series of frames con
grown and brushy.
mining 20.000 square feet of glass
A gnat man? folks pay no alien
tlon to the roadsides Where « hedge I The pan»» of glass are arranged In
Is tha outelde fence, we have aeen ; the shape of a V. and under each
shallow pan containing
hedge brush grow from roots that had pane is a
The heat of the sun
been espoaed by road grading, until brackish water
evaporates
the
water,
whlob condenses
travel had actually been turned to
made
riti» upon the sloping glaos. and.
the opposite because of It.
doesn't »peak very well for the car» pure by this operalion. It runs down
fulness of the farmer Of course there Into little channel» at the bottom of
is always ao much to do on a farm the V and Is carried away Into the
Nearly a thouaaail gal­
that aome of It never get» done ■any main canal
one who has farmed for aa abort a lons of fre«h water Is colle< ted dally
time aa one year know» thia but the by this means
time required to do a little cleaning
< ••• • »raetlow uf lleea.
up Is really shorter than a busy man
In an article on I*»-» an-’ anta by
bollevea
It Is getting started at the
Gaston llouwer In the Revue lieb
work that cornea hardest
The eicu»»
domadnlre the writer contend» that
of the man who dues not have a clean
theae Injects curry on ronveraation
looking farm la usually that he docs
among themawlvea and that, while thia
not car» about selling, and It Is worth
la done by mean« of their feelers. they
as much to him that way as any
He
are not entirely dependent upon them
does not figure In anything for satis
“A whole colony." way» Mr Houwer.
faction
Farmers' Mall and Kzpress
"In an anthouse or a beehive often
re-iponda Inatantam-oualy to a signal
Sammer < are nf Horses.
which may have twen given without
A great many horses are laid up contact
It 1» Intereating to aee an
every summer with sore shoulders
ant laborer for whom a burden la too
This can tie remedied In a very large heavy go to a fellow, make a algn or
measure with sense and care
give a certain touch with hla feeler,
A good horse collar la the main part and then »<■” the second Inaed join
Of the harness and It ahould be of the first In lifting or moving tha ob-
the very best kind and fit the animal s
■ack perfectly
Th« collar ahould be kept clean at
all times and the horses shoulders
well washed and brushed dally
Much dust and dirt arlae In
fields and on the roada during
warm season, and thia la caught
held on the moist and aweary ahoul
decs and collar, there to form hard
lumps and rldgea
Every time the collar Is not on the
7i
♦
ia< watrr y*t devtetal Th ’ tank te p’arwxl In
th« hwatfiawai or m th* ar«uind n«ar tha bau««
and karp« ’ha » atrr r o‘ in •umntr*» aio) pno(
ayain^l
< la wi ’ar II arvat laaks
It »» ttrtprt , U f impurity tn »at into it It
ivutiaats the feu, 4«; » »a *hwh It te Installed
*i r«Mis a httle nt r • i«» l«e<tn with, but therw
te no s. v»>nd cm * W c ha*« a rata'-»sua whirl»
IttuatratM and dt«-1 il*a th« l^salsr sy«t«m
A «U us for h.
STOVER
GASOLINE
ENGINES
ara «afK^tal r ftglsp’wi t» pumeine duty
• ad in fari any duty «hat Fvquir»* •
« ff'l. r*lcat»i» power They arr Koratv
trai. «Impla ar»l mully «ruler teced II h
an mgin« whx h anyon#. roma lrr h » s
Ltt 1« ha I um * w » alamt twh
caa
«arate a» »tire«**»» fu >«• ai «i|vrl In
•h**rt. tt te an idaal «otta« far «ay hir«! of
aatk .'«•« d far hiOVFR I t ■
lata
lu«
Full Line of
Implements
and
Vehicles
PORRAND. OR.
SPOKANE. WN.
BOISE. IDAHO.
AGENTS
EVERYWHERE
Th« Kiiiit Y «»•• ILivr Ylvv.iys II i . ue I i I Im» i-urnn un» m u »-
tiirr of < hm. il. I IcU hiT, unit l> ra barn uimle iiud-i his
iwrsoiial auprftlslon t<>r ou r SO ji-.ire. Allvw' n«» «nn
to «!••• i'll«' you in till». < oiint. rli its. liuit.-tinu* nti«l
•• .lust-:i/-jr<i'i«t •* lire but I A ihtiiiicu t » mill <-ii«h.in,-‘'** Og*
hcullIi of 4. Uililri-u— t.i|nTi< in o iigulinl J i|wriincuU
What is CASTORIA
Caetorla is a b.irnilras siibstitut«« for < ;i»tor Oil, 1 lire*
gone. I»ro|>s unit Soothing Syrups.
It I» l,l.-.i*.mt, I»
i-ontaiun 11« itln r Opium, 'lorplihu* nor other Jiisrcotlw
• iilivtuiif*«*. It» air** Is its gu*»ri**t<«•«*, It <!■ »troy. Worms
mid uli.iys I .■« < rHhiir»«. Il_«ur. s l»iurrli>r.i 11ml Mimi
Ing Trouhh*«, rurew Constipation
Colli-. It rrllcti-v 'Irrililn
111 lint«*» flit' I orni, F« "illutcs tlie
mid Matulrncv. It u«»i Í —
Stnmiu li mid Howel*, giving
u-------- --- lic’t.v . mui tv-, rural alvcp.
The < hihli'i n’s l*anuir.. I ho Molln r’e 1 rieml.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars tbo Signature of
In Uso For Over 30 Years
Tlnae.
"He eort o' cúneme.” e»ig Vuele Jerry
Feeblee T«t wl.en a aun te »órale' tur
aootber u;ao be'» alwaye weatlu’ te ge
eud eev tbe hall gañir When he» Work
ln' "ti huí owa ti::.» be g»<« etingy witb
It and cau't apare ir." r'h.cage Tribuue
In
I l|*rrt
O ji I r I o B,
•‘Marla. Is th*r« a »iogl« <*•*.•<! thing
tto’Ut !?><••• <r«At Wld* hats the wouien
are wrarii»*?**
"Yea, John. tb«re 1«. when two wom­
en unrl they can’t ki»« rA« U other now.**
The llowe, tew,.
The annual honey crop of Maryland
Is l.Ohd.hOO pounds, which Is an aver­
age of only 20 pounds to each hive of
bees
Prof Thomas H Rymons of the
Maryland Agricultural College bellevee
that the average production of rack
swarm should bn from
pnundn
4
er. bwrc«er « 4 tours
POWDER
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:-»l»ng pv»
CFKSC&NT b.FG. CO. Seattle. V. n.
DAISY FLY KILLER
y I a r r A a « f*
«t ber is B»tr .tri»
• s»d bitte *11 ttl*«
>«a< < ir*«. v»t4.»
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»mot.» b« ap-
ei I I wv «•*«.
t*r wirtil.
fr u»: <»*«<y
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Ni*t by lk»l Name,
Bbo« Hale«mau (to Uli. to»uy <*uatom*
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I a ggeat that you
try what we vail our L'u» our cootracted
No. <J
Customer No. air; I «•»&'! «rar a d.
Ila»« you an eipandcd No. w?
Ho liter Him.
Hummer Boarder
I thought you
»aid moiqultoe» never bother yuu out
here?
J anon Stubblefield — They don't.
pardner. They alius leave me alone
to feed on yew tender sklnued city
fallers.— Kansas City Times.
»zelte
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oak i ? * 5
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CLOSSkto N ‘ ;S
».•■■■ ■
A CURE FOR ; . JS
Kwrwhal
City Man You broke an old brn frvu>
wanting to art? Ilow?
Suburbanite î *e< b»*r In ont of my
wife's apriag bats
The Treatment Ii to \c-erm
What Sc race Has Bi i t .:*•
gling to Attain for C uturiea
Thr
'»»>»*••'* «ha»
b»»»*»,
’hr »u»io l Cb« rvuniry by th« wvr;:J y o
that nrv twoig «cr«.*it>|?i»'-h*d du > l y r
«till runt »tura H ia ra .y < u pri » t ih<»
r
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ft la ir. <t t»«-rv ■
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n»av ha*«« a < h»h< ‘u ir ’ 'hr- f
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tjsrtiA-«. »stoabta |itrri*t .r ■ H • ¡y
F;i’«(y<g
gi.d
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4
:dg
II? Prrrrpi Only.
fr«-*- 1<> a i w h » wi’¡i«- f '•
k..<y I .abiura torr.
"You uphold and il.'-ud the split in­ Ms !’«ari Strcwt. New York Chy
fluitile. 4.» you, d»vctorT*
"Moat emphatically, air**
~l'!ien »hi In th.in-ler do ywj vierer
see It ) - ir», f
Sore throat ia no trifling ailment.
It will sometime» carry infection to
lire entire system through the food
that ia eaten, Hamlins Wizard Oil ia
a sure, quick cure.
Yoa C an U« Altea*« fiMM Íc»« Ntrr.
WHI«' Alten H ohiv»t<Mi L«
y , tor •
ros »sn»i
ol AU«n*i r -i Es>r. h ruf<a
*
»V v or Ughi «bw» p«*y. A certa u rute ho*
torn«.in* owing natte «ad buni*»na AJ! dr g
¡utvseHlL ¿fa- Don’t »(■<■ pi auy auteUtUl«
< ytairal.
•Tb« la*. you Uno*, presume«
iv«ry man ia lnno« rnt unh »• br baa
Hwad to be ftiilty '*
"Y'ea; I amnrtimr« think th«
ia»u’t any more «rn»e than th« aiera<«
•ury."
isn't »O Nad
I had -er- prune«
till It was Juki about the rlglr
r N u
No. 13 09
BAKING
POWDER
• enwra in Pise.
Tha following remedy fo» scouring
In plg» I» recommend«! by a vetarln
ary aurgroû Vv'anii ilielr feed trough«
thoroughly with hot water and aoap
Rinse with cold water and then waah
with soda and water
Do thia every
morning
Their milk ahould be kept
at cool aa imaelble and free from con
laminating Influencée
| Discontinu»
their run on grew
Put a i little |x>w
dered eutphate copper In the water
they drlnk—not over two or three
grain« to each pig.
sirnvvlirrrlca.
There are three co.union methods of
growing strawberriesIn hills. In nar­
row matted, rows or In wld» matted
rows
We prefer the second method
Arrange the first strong runners by
hand, spacing them properly and se­
curing ea-h one In place with a little
•nil or a small stone
Then, when
en<-h row In full, cut off the addl
tlonal runners that may grow
Keep
the ground hoed and cultivated until
lain fall The finished row should not
t>e wider than 1& or II Im ties
BAKINb
In Jura «ariWA
MoCbsrv will Sad VI.» WtatiowCe Seething
I
|.<O biéwte»
’i
<
• '
, u.. .; UiUUteU lira. Of »II 4w«!« ra oi >■ al t.r«-j>*»;«i fur
S exuu
tullu. it»« tremili» period.
Htsoto soMf M i»0 Dekslk •*.,Ifeebln Riti
Moral
Respect the feellnga of
your horaea and protect them from
files -Farm. Stock and Home.
about |.*0 at tun ...
made Into flret-claae butter
A good
cow of the dairy breed will make at
leant ISO caah Income every year
I
have a lint of about fifty Missouri
farmers who report a caah Income of
ISO to 1100 a cow every year, and
three figures do not Include the In
come from the «ale of calves, and plg<
fed on the aklm milk "But." any a one.
"milking Is a tremendous task " As
a matter of fact. It takes only slvty
hours, worth IS canta an hour, to
milk a row twice a
day for tan
months.
;
<
D A iZ I ^10
Built
t r ' ♦ .
t ■■
.. h < rnturj.
tL< r» grr k-
k •
4-.nr.nf in th«
n orth nn4 * »’i?h tn'i* ;t» *»f the rathe*
dral of »H t’»’«r*M M • t»»r. LhfJand.
Awt Hie Ural ttulr.
Algy If there is anything I detest. It
ta tbl» so-tailed "joy riding"
M lee Tartun I don't doubt It. I sew
yuu uu horseback th» other day. and you
didn't luvk the least bit like a joy rider
. «4 •»
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Always works rh’lit
NO FAILURES
Costs YOU Less
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*O pk .
kan ^-*
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