The Columbia register. (Houlton, Columbia County, Or.) 1904-1906, January 19, 1906, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextIs a strong point with Hood's Sarsaparilla. A bottlo lasts longer and docs more good than any other. It b tho only medicine of which. can,. truly he sold 1 00 DOSES ONE DOLLAR tlalmaat III Oatr Cat 1 1 a I. The clothing of nllr I practically hla complete outfit fur work, and with at Utlj he U unnb'e to Join hi ! properly equipped for duty. llarauae of thla fact Coitcre paint 4 law providing penalty for re fanicif to give up tho cloth of sea maa whenever tie demand them. This lit was not a effective It should have liwn, aiil new Inw tin been pad reciitly which provide that a person who ahull keep any ai'uitian'a clothing, when . demanded, dim II he deemed guilt of a mUdciiwauor, an J hall be Imprisoned not more thnn alt won the er Cued uot more than f.ViU, or kola. A seaman, tint a diaortr. In any part of the United Htaten line a right to do maad hi clothe at any time, and If he teee not receive them he ran rait upei any United States dUtrlct attor r. who will eiH-ure them for him and Infllet a penalty upon Uie peraou de talalaf them. Jaaaeroa Pie tare. Raena I e the llarou hat two ell ' painting In one of bit room. Egbert They are hla aurtiton, I aup ' tM. "Bat In another one close by there ' are nalreil of plrturr." "Tee, oa doubt ther are hla creditors." Shall filled with oil, Intended to calm a atorm tea when fired Into It, hart ' beta Infilled In Ira are. II la neuslly safe to Judce a woman by Ike thine she doemi't aay. Women hare a queer way of doing thief and men have a queer way of Bel eeiog them. He that relent within blmaelf, and rule kit palni, delrra aud fear. La mere iha a king. Milton. Many a man'a winning wart are due te the way be dealt the card. I I I wm, r t v " Daaser XaetUaa. Da rid Belaaco wat talking about staff realiim. -It may go too far be eli - "It 1 t daogcrout thing." lie arollei. "A auje manager," be talJ.. "one bad a subordinate with rcaJiatle Ideas. The manager wat produring a play eon fJo4 HaokrkMi. The thrifty farmer prepares tie, own pork fur home consumption and If be la short of rush wltb which to build an up tinluUj smokehouse be will appre ciate the following- plan, which will piiahle blui to carry out hla Ideas at email cost. Buy an Old but good up right piano txit, and after maklug It smoke tight with paper, act It In the desired place and dig a trench so that the piping will fitter at one end of the bos through the bottom. Then take an old wash boiler wltli a good copper Imttoiu arid have tinsmith make a hole In one aide near tho bottom, and lit thle fasten a piece of tin water pipe talnlog a snowstorm aod tho sabordinste froe 4 Dlelrlaatloa. bad cbarr of tho enow. The aunual protest of aeed men "'Confound youT tald the manager, against free distribution of aeed by the at the cod of tbo snowstorm tceno. Department of .Agriculture .ha been on earta d.d you mean by mak ing id snow oui oi Drown paper r M 'Ain't the scene laid in London 7" ask ed tho other. 'Ye, but what of.thatT "'Well, that' the color of London oow.,M Philadelphia Bulletin. L sent to the President It la algned by twenty-nine aeedsmen, embracing the whole territory between the Uocky Mountain and the New Kngland coast The protest state that the original In tention of the law waa to obtain aeed unknown In tbe United State that might prore valuable, and In thla way Increase our agricultural production. but that thla atatesmanllke proposition ha been grievously distorted, with the result that In the main the moat com mon kinds of garden sceda have been distributed. No doubt great abuse baa crept Into Uils matter -of -free aeed patron age. It baa been used by a great many unscrupulous politician to make them selve solid with certain voter. Like all other public Question, there are two aide. The distribution of augar beet aeed grewn n the Pacific coast for experiment all over the country U a good feature that wllf offsef orae"of the undesirable one. Not all tbe aeed distributed are common garden' truck. Field and Fireside. PIASO BOX SMOKniOVSR. MALLEABLE IRON STUMP PULLERS rHUti, 1MmI and troNtMl mum I'ullee a Hi n.riu lie lliirw fiwt ea Ute Hk kof. Writ lur dMcrlinv tmiloi Str. . ." : Rf.ll!RUN MACMINIiW CO. Tt l Marrleaa tlreH ertlanj, Oroits or four-Inch atoveiilpe. Then buy addl lionAl lengths of pipe and muke the connections yourself, having an elbow to go Into the !ox. Make tho smoke flre In the boiler, the smoke will puss Into the bos, and, on a small scale, ono will have a first clnss smokehouse. At little hent la re (iulrcl to kH-p up the flre autflclent to give the desired amount of smoke, there Is no danger of the wash boiler being too frail for the purpose. The Illustration show the plan perfectly, the details of the piping being ahown In the lower part of tho cut. Indian npoll Newt. Feed I a Cotloae4 Meal. Many mistake are made In tbe feed ing of cottonseed meal, feeders forget ting for tbe moment that It Is ah ex tremely concentrated food and needs i pretty atrong atomach to handle It; hence It should be fed sparingly to young atock. Aa a food by Itself It will not do for any considerable period, but aa one of n mixture It baa great value even at a price aa high as $35 a ton, provided the other grains used are rot too high In price. A fine mixture Is corn meal, the grinding of the corn nnd the cob together and the cotton seed meal. Or, bran may be used when the corn la ground without tbe cob but In the latter case the ratio should be two parts of the cottonseed meal to one part each of the corn meal and the wheat bran. Mothers will flni Mr. Wlinknr's Soothing Syrup th beit remedy to nee tor thell CAlldrca aunug in leuisg larioa. Liirktos Oysters. Pick over one doten large oyster, atraln the liquor and measure It; there abould be a half a cupful Add this to the oyster with one tablespoonful of alt, two tablespoonfula of butter, one- half of l tablespoonful of tomato ketchup, and two tablespoonful of chopped green or red peppers. Turn Into a Hat dish and cook In a bet oven until the edgea of the oysters curt, then pour over buttered toast flTB Permanently Cored, Kofltsoraereowroee flltf ftr Arato'ar'tiMrofbr.KUne'iUmtNerve htnom. Knd for rrS Ir1lbrxtlnd trtailna. in. H. U. Kllot, Ltd.. Ml Area bt. J-hll.ilr.pliU, Fa. Ether was first nacJ In surgical opera tion in 184a The Race Question Is a problem that has puzzled tbe profoundest mind for many years. Tbe beat tbing for the human race to do ia to eat Pillabnry'a Vitoa for break fast. Jm Caase for Alarsa. "I aeo there are a couple of oil mag nate in the audience," said the minister to tbe doorkeeper at the lecture; "giro them back their money. I won't have any tainted money!" "You needn't worry," replied the door keeper; "they both cam in on free paaaes!" It Quiets the Cough This is one reason why Aycr's Cherry Pectoral Is $o valua ble Iq consumption. It stops the wear and tear of useless coughing. But If does more it controls the inflammation, quiets the fever soothes, and heals. Sold tot 60 years. A tot's Cherry Peetnrst kwi s T1r Hf praurrcr to IK It bfniwlil m through a (.Tar attack f pnnmnim. ana I fel that I "y lf in In wwdrrful esratlta propertM."- Wilujji U. Tat ITT, Wava, t. O. kjit Co., LowaU, 1 aiaqwirw yers SABSAPAUUA, PILLS. BA1B VIGOR. Hasten recovery by keeping tre bowels regular with Ayer's Pills. Tbe opinion te making much headway In Germany that children should not be obliged to study out of school. CASTOR I A - Tor Infants and Children. . Tt3 Yea Kara Always Eci'gU Bears the Signature In tbe churchyard of Grimston, Ker folk, an anvil may be seen at the head of tbe grave of a local blacksmith. P.N.U. No. 3-06 WnEX wrttlnt; to a4 vertlaera pleaaa anenUoa tals pa par. Beremml lh eunrival of ths flttmt We har Unxiuia the largest ami bmia In tho world bvcauaa our hwK ar brtl.r tluta oUiara. LM yoq wlah V srow lh niuat aaauiinn nnm aim in norat rn lablMf 1'UotthtibMtamVi tarry1. ! tee4 Aaasal fia to all atplluaaa, u. ai. rannr m vv. Detroit, Mloh. Dr. C. Gee Wo WONDERFUL HOME TREATMENT This aronrtirfiil "hl San tiliir la railid grrat bvcatiaa ha cir.-. mu4 w;lh"iit ora lion that ara ilvt.i up to dla. Ha rurm wltli Ihiiac wond.Tful ('hi nt' h.flw, runia, liuil', harks and vanalahlca IIikI ara enllrnly nu ll mm a In miillral sol- rm In lh O 'Dirry. Tliro.ivli iba uh uf Uiti baruili'f ri-mrdli' llila laiimu ilo. lir known thaaeilou nfovarauo dilTarrnt ramrdia whl' h Jw tiiri-rasrully u. lit dllTrn ni dlaeaaaa. lie lisarastiaa lucura catarrh, anlliina, luns, thra rbruuia lain, nervonanmi,, tumu li, IIviti k d B'iS rtv. ha hundred of tt'.tlmontaln. I'hnrtrra mmlrrata. Call and ara hi in. Talli-nla out nf Hi. rily write fur blankr and e roulura. radetamp. tuNSL'LTA IIOM iUltK Udnti THE C. GEE WO CHINESE MEDICINE CO 162' first St., S. r. Cor. Morrison Veolton paper. PORTLAND, ORC0ON. Amonaf of t ors' Itoqatred. It I well enough to lay down the rulo that ten pound of corn will make one ivound of pork, but rules inny not give the result expected unless ap plied under certain conditions. Some breed of bos will produce more pork on the snme food thnn other, and even with a selected breed there will bo some Individual nnltuula that will Increase more rapidly thnn other. In tho winter season, If the hoj;s are ex posed, twenty or thirty pound of corn may be required to make a pound of pork. Care and management are Im portant, aa well as breed and food. HomovMade Cora Coffer. A New England paper gives this ar an Idea coming from Australia. Tbe device la not exactly new, as It hat been In use and described In America here and there. The Implement Is THX WHOLE LOT If we don't heed prerenllon. we will need a care. The Old-Mock-Coro Si Jacobs' Oil I ready tlwy for iD form of moacular achee or pain. t LUMBAGO RHEUMATISM STIFFNECK SPRAIN IT CURES AIQUt TES WHOLE LOT. llnlafer for Waco Boa. For main post (A) use acantllng 4x4; top piece (It) use 2x4; for brace (C) 2x4; length and height as desired; have brace (C) on both aldea; use com- mou wood windlass (D) with Inch rope. HOMEMADE ('OHM CT'TTFR. made by bolting the blade of a strong heavy scythe to a sledge or sled, as here ahown. One of these machines Is claimed to cut about two and a half acres per day. Americans w 111 make some Improvements on It, especially In the manner of gathering the stalks w hen being cut LaJ ". liiia a DR. W. A. Wl e e e e o o 18 YEARS HERE Aad doln dental work a'l the time that Is th moM ol l'r. W. A. Wine, lnonrra Ubllnhiuent are X(xri d-ntiats who are Cimipptrntto prrtorm the most Ininor ant driiiaJ orai inns. No ma'txr ihf luttun of ihe wrk, lucre la a niuu here to do it. WISE BROS., DENTISTS DR. H. A. 8TTRDKVANT, "rKTlallsl oa Children' Teeth and Regulating. Fa'lln Hide, Third and Wh nnon Sin lam.tolr.rn. auudajra to 12. Man trit Work Dsot ea WccUr ani loatkir Par Beats 1 cLwf ...J DR. I . P. WISt. Coat of rattlaar Ip SI la are. The question Is often discussed as to the cost of putting up silage, says Michigan Farmer. From a large num ber of records kept among Illinois farmers It was found to cost about 50 cents por ton. In some cases the cost w as as much as 70 cents per ton, while la others as low as 35. In filling a Michigan, silo this season where the born was heavy and hnd to be hauled about 100 rods to tbe silo It cost 37 cents per ton. The cost should vary with the distance the sllngo Is to be hauled. If silage Is to be put up eco nomically an ensilage cutter should be Uf-ed that will take the corn and handle It rapidly. How to; Exercise the Bowels FOB HOISTING THE WA005 BOX. !Et TOIHER COMFORT have need your FISH BRAND tlloker (or five year and can truth fully y. that I never kv had anything give mo ao much oom fort and satlefaotlon. Enoloeed find my order tor another one. (( e"0 Aooatio OS aeeuoaiaw) Toe can del j the hardost storm with Tower I Waterproof Oiled Clothing and Hats. ffighest Award World's Fair. lOOt. . OUR GUARANTEE I BACK 0 THIS rON OF THE FISH A. J. TO WER 00, eVCRJ Bo$ten, U.8.A. 1? toweit CAHAMH CO. 'xSi Loop ends of rope to slip over poles under bed. When raised sufficiently, secure by placing a bar across hooks F nnd 13. Tulley can be attached to raftera If preferred. Don't Forget tha Sqaaah Boar. Aa the squash bug winters In the adult state under rubbish, etc., clennll uess becomes advantageous In avoid ing Injury the following season. Where tho pest has been troublesome, collect ing the cucurbit vines after the crop Is taken and destroying them will be tho means of killing or starving many of the Immature bugs. M CUHtS WHIM All USl IAIU. Cough Djrup, U'aaloa Uoud. Ul In lima. Hold br dnmirlHta. 5r Dorlnat Fruit Trees. If fruits of any kind are to be set out, see that tho supply Is purchased and the stakes set, so that when the time comes for transplanting there need be no delay. With many spring Is considered the best time for set ting out- fruit,' and If this plan be in tended, so far as possible the work should bo done early, so that the trees or .plants will be able to make, a good start to grow before hot, dry weather shall have set In. Purchases may be made In winter, In advance. Your Intestines are lined Inside with millions ol little suckers, that draw the Nutrition out of food as it passes them. But, if the food passes too siowly, It decays before it gets through. Then the little suckers draw Poison from it instead of Nutrition. This Poison makes a Gas that Injures German Good Cualomer. Germany Is a good customer of agri cultural America, especially her crops aud products of the South. Last year she bought raw cotton to the value of $109,000,000; oil cake and cotton-seed meal, 14,100,000; lard and oleomar garine, $17,000,000; raw tobacco, $5,- 000.000; corn, $7,200,000; wheat, $0,000,- 000. , . . Farm Problem. . What do you do for thumps In pigs? When Is the best time to water a horse? ! What does . It cost ito produce a pound of beef? How much grain and bay Bhould a work horse be fed? What weight cattle command the best prices on the market? How does tbe cost of raising a colt compare with that of raising a, steer? ' How does the stomach of' (he horse compare with that of the steer In size? ' " '' TJow much gain In weight should you make for every bushel of .corn fed to steers or bogs? ' ' v.- How great "a spread" 'between the price paiu lor r.eeuers ana me sea Ing price Is necessary to show i profit? your system more than tho food should have nourished It. You see, the food Is Nourishment or Poison, just according to how long it stays in transit. They do not waste any precious fluid of the Bowels, as Cathartics do. They do not relax the Intestines by greasing them Inside like Castor Oil or Glycerine. They simply stimulate th Bowel Muscles to do their work naturally, com fortably, and nutritiously. And, the Exercise these Bowel Muscles are thus forced to take, makes them stronger for the future, just as Exercise, makes your arm stronger. "Pmm (fH kJK i r ' w I r M JaaaaT m ..new The usual remedy for this delayed passage (call Constipation) Is to take big dose of Castor Oil. ,. , This merely make slippery the passage for unloading the current cargo. It does not help tho Cause of delay ft trifle. ' ' It does slacken the Bowel-Muscles more than ever, and thus weakens them .for their next task. Another remedy Is ttf take a strong Cathartic, like Salts, Calomel, Jalap, Phos phate of Sodium, Aperient Water, or any of these mixed. Whitdoes the Cathartic do? ,. ' It merely flushes-out the Bowels with ft waste of Digestive Juice, setf lowing, Into the Intestines through the tiny suckers. x But, 'the Digestive1 Jtrlbe we wasle In'.' doing this today Is needed for tT.orrow's natural Digestion, , We cfcnpot afford tq"i lose It, " ' ' - That's why Cascarets are the only safe medicine (or the bowels. Cascarets are as safe to . use constantly as .they axe. pleasant to take. . They are purposely put up like candy,' so you must eat them slowly and let them, go, down .gradually with the saliva, whlck is in Itself, a fine, natural Digestive, i They are put up purposely in thin, flat, round-cornered Enamel , boxes, so they can be carried In a man's .vest pocket, or in a woman's purse; all.the time, without bulk or trouble. . Price 10c a box at all druggists. . Be Tery careful to get the genuine, iinado only by the Sterling Remedy Com pany and never sold in bulk. Every tablet Stamped VCCG. V . . . .". V. V ' ty FREE TO OUR FRIENDS! ; We want to senfl.to eurJHenfls a beautiful ferr-nrh-rlf-Klraed. GOLD-PLATED BONBON BOX. hard-enameled in colors. It ia a beauty for tke dressing table., Ten cents In stamps is asked aa a measure of rood faith and to cover cost ol Cascarets. with which tEUTalnty trinket is loaded. ' ' 7l Send to-day. mentioning this paper. Address SUrliov Reoedy Company, Chicago or Mew lark S