The Columbia register. (Houlton, Columbia County, Or.) 1904-1906, February 16, 1906, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextCLASSIFIED ADVERTISING! G mum rr l The Jar of tv.tl t.l All itt taili. ik ;raa. laMc ttoud. L'M PortUml Trade Directory m tiro, r-H'l frr (lrntfl.. R rr Sfcll4 (or. Where considerable corn has to be helled for t!it animals on the farm It la often wanted by falling on tliu tnm flour and through the rracka be tween Uie boards. The device bT auggciit(l t eully mad, and If cor rectly made will certainly sate the corn to the lant jrritln. Make a bwi three fi-vt long, eighteen Inchee wide and tfn or twelve Inches deep. Cover over one end of tlila, at tha top, on which to fasten the corn sheller. Make an Inclined bottom to within DKUtK nil BIIEM-KB COBS. eight Inches of the end, which re innliia open. Put lega under thla box and set It high enough no that a Itl or a bug can be act under the open f bottom to entch the gralna of corn aa they come from the aheller. If n bug la Hid. hooka will have to be nut in IIih sides of Uie lttoin of the bos on which to hnng tho twig A high Ut or a nll would le pre ferable to the bag. The cost of milk inir thin device la very amall. any one - m w with a few tMiU run do it, and It will certnlnly save both corn and labor. Tie HIuntrMlon shows the plan ao clearly that no further explanation la ueceHMiry. Indiana poll Ncwa. Farm Waler Work. The tlluHtratlon exnlslns ltclf. The plan la Intended to meet tho need of Uie ordinary dulry or stock farm where there la a windmill for pump ing the water. A two-Inch tube eon veya the wuter Into tho galvanized Iron bonne tank, which la piiclomt! In a tight wooden lox. Wuter U dinned from thla tank for hoiiHchold purpoma both Miimmor and winter The overflow Is near tho top, heuce doea not frccse na It la never filled with aUndlng wuter. The overflow Is conveyed from thla tank to a gal mm- THE FARM WATER WORKS. vanlxcd Iron milk tank, which la also enclosed In a wooden lox, and hna nn overflow pipe from It to the horse and cattle watering tank, which mny bo altuated at aomo distance away Rom Ilia of Poollrr. Clean, varied, cattily digested food Is Itself a medicine. Ailments enn be classed ns colds, In digestion, vices nnd accidents. A cold, nccompanled by rnttllng, is called bronchitis! by gnsplng, pneumo nla. Canker In tho mouth may extend to throat nnd bocomo diphtheria. The diphtheria of fowls nnd man aro dlf feront according to veterinarians, but attendants on sick birds hnvo been known to tako poultry diphtheria. When a fowl sneezes, wntors slightly at eyes and nostrils, nnd dumps, It. has a common cold, not .regarded ns a germ disease. ' When face and head swell a good deal, and the discharge from nosfflls is profuso, fowls have roup," or lnflu enaa. Irregularity of habit la apt to accompany colds of all kinds. If you have a scratching room In which to drive, tho flock, fumigate with sulphur their lodging-room. If you have no sultablo pluco for them to go, burn oil of tar or resin lu their proa A Tint rauM-a of inullcnnnt cold are tilth, dmiiiniene, drafu, neglect and Itn pmiN'r food. Au ordinary cold. If taken at once, enn bo arrcHtl by a one grain 11 1 1 of (iiliiliiw fonul down ench slk bird, (jive some bread croud In connection, to rauMt quick dlgcHtlon. I' so granite earthen water dlMhea, not Uu, for medical um. Th StaJI-Ked Cow. Somehow many dairymen have reached the wrong eoncluilona when reading of dairy farms where the cows are atall fed the year round. It by no meana la Intended that the cow a snail have no outdoor exerviae; on the contrary, except for cowa that are on panture entirely during the u miner, few cowa are more Intelli gently exercised and proper ventila tion furnUhed them than atall fed anl until properly brought up. At regu- ar hour the animals are turned Into commodluua barnyarda for air and excrcUe. During the whiter thla out door exercUe la aa carefully looked after aa during the summer, and, In the majority of caaea, the cowa oc cupy only sleeping hours and milking houra In their seiwrate atalla, Uie bal ance of Uie time being spent In large sheda. Don't 1 afraid of tho fresh air for your anlmula during the winter; aee that they have all Uie outdoor exer- Iko the weuUier will lermlt. but more than all, see that the stables are properly ventilated and aired. There are a numler of devices for thla pur- Mme, and one of the best of them Is tho window frame covered with ami- tin. Iteuiember that close confinement and foul air predUposc the cow to tu berculosla, and that frenh air and plen ty of It will enable her to do her share, not only as a milk producer but aa a mother. To Hold Wood WhIU Sawln. llend a piece of Iron, put a piece of wood on long end as shown lu 11- r SAWIIOHHK ATTACHMENT. lustration, put of saw-horse. this Ix'tweeu Uie Stand erect with legs left foot on stick. Acrlealliirml Vmlrm. The fair season has been exception ally gratifying. Upon tho whole, the agricultural exhibitions throughout the country have been better than usual. Fakes havo been discouraged and legitimate exhibits hare benefited, The Issue nf complete catalogues, using plain numbers conspicuously ofcr cacti animal or otner exhibit ana re ferring to them In the catalogue, has attracted favorable attention wher ever It lias lieen nuoptcu. Individual exhibitors have assisted the manage ment materially by having placards printed, bearing their name and tho mime of the exhibit and other Infor matlon for Uie benefit of those attend lug. The value of an exhibit is lost unless tho visitor can learn quickly something deflulte In regard to it- Exchange. Take Tare of the Plows. When plowing Is done, clean and dry your plow, Uieu apply a heavy coat of paint, says an Ingenious Dakota farm er In an exchange. It is best applied with a soft brush. If no such brush h at hand, one Is very easily made by clipping Uie cud of a horse's tall, and by means of a string fasten same se curely to a stick. Allow paint plenty of time to dry, and lu case some of it should get rubbed off before It properly dried, apply another coat. To remove the paint when Uie plow Is to bo used ngnln, pour on strong lye wa tor the night before, and in the morn ing rub off Uie dry paint If it docs not come off clean, annly another soak lng of iye water, which will complete tho job, and you will hare a plow that Is smooth and will scour from the start Coincob Aahea Valuable. Of nil things on tho farm corncobs aro the most, valuable for ashes, as from 15 to 20 per cent of tho ash pure potnsn, ana yet corneous are thrown awny on most farms. Every 1,000 pounds of hardwood ashes will giro about sixty pounds of potash, or 0 per cent of the whole, and when com pared with corneous tno latter, are much more valuable in the shape of ashes. Bave corncobs and burn them with wood In the' kitchen stove, saving the ashes for Uie orchard and lawn. Coughi ma a Hammer blows, steadily ap plied, break the hardest rock. Couching, day after day, jars and fears the throat aud lungs until the healthy tissues give way. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral 6tops the coughing, and heals the torn membranes. "I !wyt hf Arr"i Cb.rrr FafttoTBl In tha buoM. hum prrfwl rlfif ibmmr nf ol hT rou tha of kar4 fold. I h u4 It for jrrrat mi tnurt mid wkm til khoat tt.'-Uiit, Mart OMHTtAS.Vavnt burs. M.I. LA' JUtU by J. O. Aytf Co.. VowlU SAKSAFABLU. riui. Ba:r rioott. vers Biliousness, constipation retard re covery. Cur these with Ayer' Pills. On if Trafl I toT&wtd tt trail from Tttaa lit r"i-1 O-mJ to Montana with vrnrj M risn prang , fish BKANO PommetSttcfar Slkkar, uaad (or an overcoat when coM. a wlod coat wrmrn wtodf, rata coat whea it ratnad, ao4 (or a cover at oiht If wt rt to bed. and 1 wiO aar that I have (ottca tnora comfort out of vour slicker than anCtbaf en artkla that 1 ever owned." (Ta. aaa an4 e44rtM mf tft. wrllar of Cate aaUriu4 Mim au k4 aa pHUetbe.) Wat Wtether Garment! for Rldtnc, Walk. Ii(, Worklni or Sporting. HIGHEST AWARD WORLD'S FAIR, 1304. laelloeftteriek A. J. TOWER CO. Bonos, t.s.a. TOWER CANADIAN m, Limited toaOJrtO, OASaBA Mora la Evldearc. Dick How did you like the new play? Tom I thought Miss Sadie Blugore bad entirety too much to say. IMk Was she In It? Wuy, I didn't even know she hud gone on the stags. Tom She wna In one of the boxes with a party the night I was there. For couifhs and colds there is no better medicine than Piso's Cure for Consump tion. Trice 23 cents. Do It Now. Customer Why don't you tack n this 'Do It Now' motto? It's been !v lu around ou the counter for a month." Grocer Wa-al, I'm a-goln ter tack It up sometime If I ever git to It Jud0. riTC "ermanenUy Cured. Kofltiior nrroon j 1 1 U nr fl nl d ay'a ur of Dr. K 1 1 n' ( i n-el N rve Keelorrr. Hend fur KrreS'4 trial bnitleand treatlaa. lr. JU II. K II tie, Ltd., Ml Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa. The Red to Come. "I was thinking of calling It the 'Blue Demon,' " said the man with the new automobile. "Oh, never!" objected the veteran scorcher; "say rather, the 'Purple De mon. "Hut It's painted a bright blue." "Exactly, but you must look to the fature. The blue In combination with the red supplied by the people you hit will eveututilly produce purple." Molten will find M-. Wlnilow'e 8oothim Pjrrup the best remedy to use for their children during the teething r.rlod. Oat of the Ordinary Author I have Just written a play that contains a new und novel climax. It Is bound to make a hit Manager Indeed 1 Author Fact The plot leads up to a train robbery. Manager Huh! I fall to see any thing new and novel in that. Author But the passengers rise up as one man and put the robbers out of bflslncss I CASTOR I A lor Infant! and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of Hear Bombardment. "Was your wife angry when you got home bo late last night?" "Angry? Why, my boy, the dear woman pelted me wth flowers!'1 "But how did you get that black eye?" "Well, you see, Bhe neglected to take tho flowers out of tho pots before she threw them." Cleveland Lender. Nothing knocks out lumbago and 8 Nothfng reaches the trouble as ' quickly as Name and Aidrr ia Fwtlaaa f Rcpra Mntatrvt Bnuiwm firm. I'llKIO H ffl.lKn; linlat itrv.l(-ln(BiMl nrlnW Inr; wrll frir irt-. W oiKl.nl, Clark a t o. MA'IIO I.AM'IEKNM WHW In., fo-U.D.L ljt jitit-Mi uu ljuitr-rn. anj Hllil. ,I,AH i; IH-I IIV; Huip.r r, Hnrra; k nit to i It fr Uiruurriu.nl k.uik.; Woodwil, I lare. IIOHHKHof all kli"1 tor aal at wrry rriMinabla V'icn. Inquire Zit roul M. TltCwrs writ on approval; w rnararitra Bl lo OKMt Uilllcult caam; Wmxlard, Car ka A Cu. KWF.r.T fKAS-4-n1 lOrrftrrprki. autd Fair Gold llal praa. J. J. Bulu r, 1M Kront iK AHTiriCIAI. F.VK.M: jrrT .! and .bp: a aurtniaut arul ott arovaJ; V ouUarU, C ara Co CKKAM SKPARATOKH-W caararit Ihr I'.K rw-para'Or to br Hi M. Writ fur ft cats Si. liajeiwuud COu, Ulll aud Oak. MKl'NCInTIIIXO-Ruffnm A Pr-ndllon. aol. Mm Allrrd hanlaima crrrft clotlirm. y.r-ry thing lit nifo'i furn atiinca. MorriauD and HI lib atrwia. Oppowu poaioOUa. 1 XD IN OKf ifI o-drrlh. Carr I. Itawl i met from ilai. Writvlodav. and map Itm. H. h. C'ooka at Co, bl I'Rr'.K LAX faiiun al. iwaq a roci irom ai KH.alrt ami map Itm. K bv, A War atrart, forllai d, Orgoik POLXTHY FOOD-ir J on want rour bona to lav oinrergirtwrltr' ua for fr partU-ulan alwiut ft HI N A i'OC'LTUV t k,fcl Aetoa MIU Co, I'orv aod, Ori-aoa. TAMXll-'olpmhla Wor,ln Vfllli Co.. Portlaiwl, Or. Ia'.wu aiyl cloth, mane to mreurech--T. UuraeKnieaaurrm.nl trm Iniurre per.ect lit.' Write for free aniplee aod ptlora. PIANOS A OIUiANS-Oldrtt piano hooae on Pa cific cnaat. Drgana and Piano, ou eaay pavmrnia. Write r liet. Let ueu note too a price. AUeaA UUuen-Kamaker Co., Porilaiid, Orexon. Oreon Ilerha PpecISc thrall Kidney and BleMr iruuble. I orra HACKAC'IIK. Prlceiur. Trial alar arnt hr mail fur l(lc la I lam pa. send Uxlaj. leu Third 84. Hnman IlalrOoola ftwltrhru, FOTinadouni, Men'i Tourt and W Iki; brat qualltr: Uiwpat prirre; aend for tree price I'et; mall orilrn a epM-lalijr. Para II air fctoia, lus Waahlncion tU fcat IWM. MALLEABLE IRON STUMP PULLERS Kaeieet, llfhteal end atrooeal Slump Filler aa the market. Ill florae power oo Uie aweep with two boreea. Write lea: deecrlpitve raiaiog aud prlrea. - -r .. ... ., HKIERSON MACHINERY CO. Foot al Morrleou Street Kortlaad. Ortaa I WANTED A bright man with team in your conn ty . Steady work and good wages to right man. References required. For par ticulars address KOCH V. T. CO. BosX Winona, Minn. 18 YEARS HERE And dolne; dentaUwnrk a I the lime that I the record ol Ur W. A. Wise, laourea UbllKbmenl are exiien dentiita wiio are compvtent lo perform the mot tmporlant denial operations. No matter lb nature of the work, there la a man here lo do it. WISE BROS., DENTISTS DR. H. A. STL'KDKVANT. Specially on Children'! Teeth aod Rcguta'.lng. Falling B'.d., Th!rd and Wasliliieion His. I a m. to p. m. Sunday. to 12. Man 3xU Work Dm aa WctUr sod Hmlihr FiTineiU .a SSjr ' I OR. W. A. WliC First 1 DOCTOR CASCARET Office - Inyour own Vest Pocket. On call any Minute-Day or Nighl FT When Heartburn, Sour Stcmach, Headache, Bad Breath, Coated Tongue, Belching of Stomach Gas, or any of these forerunners of Indigestion appear, Old Dr. Cascaret wants to be right on tho spot In your pocket. Ha wants to check the coming trouble Instantly before it can grow into a habit of the Bowels to be costive. Ladles, who extend to Dr. Cascaret the hospitality of their Purses or their Dress Pockets, will be rewarded with a fine complexion, and healthy Happiness. These will about fifty times repay for the trifling space occupied, and the ten cents per week at cost. Dr. Cascaret guarantees to cure the most obstinate cases of Constipation and Indigestion, without discomfort or in convenience. His medicine does not gripe nor purge, nor create a drug habit. Because It is not a "Bile-driver," nor a Castrlc-Julce Waster, but a direct Tonic to the Bowel Muscles. It exercises naturally the muscles that line the walls of the Intestines and Bowels. Want of Exercise weakens and relaxes these Bowel-Muscles, Just as It weakens Arm and Leg muscles. Old Dr. Cascaret goes directly after these Bowel-Muscles. He wakes them up just' as a cold bath would wake up a lazy person. and disables like oiatioa i:Mii.ii-J7ra Iler Crt Faaalaa. Ftfllf So tht is to marry a football hero. Ik-Ila V, h always did' lore rem oanta. New York Sun. Dr. C. Gea Wo WONOERfUL HOKE TREAIKEIT Thla wnnd rftrl till iieaa lHior la call, d great berauee ha t ir people er.llMHit opera tion that are aive.i up lo die. He raree wllh lb nee wonderful Cui m n herb, root a, buds barka and- vce:aiu- tiial are enlirl an knowa to mnllcal ae- eiiea In th'teuouirr. Tliromo ibe u ut iln.ai barulrre ri-mdl-e thla lanxin do -lor know! Uieaetlou of over 400 difleoat rmedle which b tuo-eMirull aam In diSVr-a. dlaeae. lie acaranit eatocurecaiarrh. asthma, lunr, ihr-at, rh.uma lam, nervoneneaa, etomach. liver; k.d Brya, etc.; ha buidreda of trit monlala. Charxea moderal. ail and are him. PaUVnta out of the city write for b'ltnkr and t rcoUra Beaditamp. CuMSl'LXATloX eliKc- X Udrtu THE C. GEE WO CH1RESE XEDIC1KE CO 162! i Tint St., S. I. Cor. Morrttaa Mention paper. PORTLAND, ORCCOM P.N.U. No. -08 WHEN writing' to ad Tcrtlaera pleaaa maaUoa tbla paper. Aid" to the Bowels Then he works them (through th nerves) till they get so strong from. that Exercise that they don't need any more help to do their duty. But Dr. Cascaret wants to be right on. the spot, in your Pocket or Purse, wfiere he can regulate these Bowel Muscles all the time, In health, and out of health. Eecause, even the strongest Bowel Muscles may be overworked. Heavy dinners, hte suppers, whiskey, wine, or beer drinking, nervous excite ment, sudden exposure to cold or heat and a dozen other every day likelihoods tire the Bowel Muscles. In such cases a little Cascaret In time Is worth fifty dollars worth of Treatment later on, to say nothing of the suffering, discomfort, loss of Business Energy, and loss of Social Sunshine it saves. Old Dr. Cascaret carried cens'...? ta your Vest Pocket, or in "My Lady's" Purse is the cheapest kind of Health-insurance, and Happiness - Promotion, that ever happened. Little thin enamel Cascaret Box, half as thick as your watch, round-cornered, smooth-edged, and shaped so you don't notice its presence. Contains six Candy tablets Price Ten Cents a Box at any Druggist's. Bo sure you get the genuine, made only by the Sterling Remedy Company, and never sold in bulk. Every tablet stamped "CCC." 17 FREE TO OUR FRIENDS! W want to stud to oar Mends a b?antiful Frencb-desiened, GOLD-PLATED BONBON BOX. hard-enameled in colors. It Is a beauty for tea dressing table. Ten cents tn stamps is asked as a measure of yood faith and to cover costot Cascarets, witb which this dainty trinket Is loaded. 714 Send to-day. mentioning this paper. Address Sterling Remedy Company, Chicago or New York PR1CE, 25c AND 60c I tfrfx S- are hrmt derma In V I I eorneefui jtm l.e Mra i-n In 1 I 1 tir ovlutfimt half cmiiirf I I t 1' vrneri rare m nuking Uan f I 1 anpanor to ail odirre I I ere erwtaiiate la frowlnf I 1 Aovt ai4 rtalie eda. I I . keed Aaaeal free. I J X. 0. BL FERRY A C0 I XDitrtH, 1 pu mm N-2Li0iX.yia OR. T. P. wise. ST. I