The Yamhill County reporter., December 21, 1894, Image 1

VOL. XXB
M’MINNVILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1894
Eutered at the Port office in McMinnville,
as Second-class matter.
rilf; McMim
End of the World
National Bank The
Is INTot Yei
—McMinnville, Oregon.—
Paid up Capital, $50,000
J. W COWLS.
LA ÜGHL1N.
E. C. APPERSUN
- -
W. 3. LIA’Ji
Huch Useful Knowledge Dissemi­
nated to a Small Altfcuduuce.
And therefore its just as well that you should feel happy,
and this vou can best do by trying to make others happy.
The enlivening strains of Toney's
orchestra opened the first session of
Therefore go to
Tranaatta a General Banking Bns,inens.
.President,
-
Vice President, -
Cashier. -
Asst. Cashier -
FARMERS’ INSTITUTE.
-
Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE i2.00 PER YEAR*
One Dollar if paid in advance, Single numbers five cents.
raise it here. The seed costs about
$| per acre.
After a pretty solo by Miss Rebec­
ca Smith. President Bloss spoke on
draining. With maps he illustrated
the water line, the neceisitv for air
in the soil, and the disastrous results
where it was absent. He showed
the greater need now for drainage
over fifty years ago, when the soil
was not hardened by the tramping
of stock. He reviewed the various
kinds of drainage, placing tiling
above them all, and demonstrated
; how it should be laid and sizes to be
used to obtain best results. The
address was valuable for the instruc-
i tion it contained, and the president’s
wit and easy deliver}’ made it enter­
taining as well.
Judge Galloway, in his usual man­
ner, thanked everybody that needed
it, and the institute was closed.
NO. 51
MONS
" A b old » r
the hills” and
never excell­
ed. “Tried
and proven ”
is the verdict
o f millions.
Simmons
Liver Regu­
lator is tne
the
Z7o n 1 y Liver
XJCZZC/ and Kidney
medicine t o
which yon
can pin youi
faith for a
cure, A
mild 1 laxa-
tive, a n d
purely veg­
etable, act-
ing directly
on the Liver
and Kid­
neys. Try it.
Sold by all
Druggists in Liquid, or in Powder
to be taken dry or made into a tea.
the farmers’ institute on the evening
of the 13th inst. Judge Wm. Gallo­
way was chosen to preside. Of the
I faculty of the state agricultural col­
lege there were present President
Board of Directors:
Bloss and Profs. French, Washburn
J. W COWLS.
LEE LAUGHLIN.
pounds of it a day. It has produced superior quality entitles them to.
A J APRE1W0N,
WM. CAMPBELL,
aud Shaw.
J L ROGERS.
Claus
O. P. Coshow, Esq., had been a gain of two gallon« of milk a day While we feel justly proud of the
chosen to make the address of wel­ over other food. Steers also show a laurels our prunes won for us at the
Sell Sight Exchange and Telegraphic Trans­
And decide upon a Christmas gift for your friend or loved come, which he did in terms highly gain, their coats are sleeker and they world’s fair, we must not relax our
fer» on New York, San Franels<<, and Portland.
one. That’s the wav to do it.
Depo»ila received rtibiect to cheeit. Interest paid
complimentary to Yamhill county, have more life and vigor. Over 60 , efforts toward preserving their good
on Time rx-portts Loans money on approve.!
and warmly welcomed the learned tons of clover were harvested on the name in the future. So far as soil
Security. Collections made on all accessible
;
climate are concerned, nature
point».
gentlemen. He told some unique farm from 20 acres, and 19 tons and
Beautiful things
From.
These crops has done all for us that could be de­
Scotch agricultural yarns, which for vetch to the acre.
are cut with a Ross feed cutter and sired. If we fail to make prune cul­
THE
Handsome Books, cloth bound, from 15 cents upward. Bibles, magnitude held their place against fed from a basket. Enough is cut in ture a success it will be due mainly
anything
that
followed
during
the
Albums, Christmas Cards and Booklets. Dolls from 2 cents entire session.
a day to feed 38 head of cattle and 7 to our own bad management.
upward. Set of Dickens’ works, 15 volumes, $7.53. Musical
By close observance of the laws
President Bloss made a brief re­ or 8 horses three weeks. The ration
The professor stated that govern the action of air and
Instruments bought in eastern markets at astonishingly low sponse and proceeded with his ad­ is not wet.
Having been entertained twice re­
’
we are enabled to discover
prices. Handsome Christmas Cards from 2 cents upward.
dress on the agricultural college and that raising of alfalfa had not been heat
cently
by some Chinese mandarins of
successful,
as
the
soil
was
too
firm
various methods of applying it.
its purposes. Such colleges, he said,
to
set
the
roots.
LIVERY STABLE.
high
rauk,
I was surprised to hear
Heat
may
be
forced
in
any
direction.
were of recent growth. In 1862
General discussion of these topics In its upward course its tendency is them speak frankly of the poor part
congress had set apart a portion of
JEWELRY
DEPARTMENT,
The King of Liver Medicines.
CATES & HENRY. Props.
her great domain for this purpose. brought out questions rather than to concentrate and move rapidly. China is playing in this war. They
“ I have used your Simmons Liver Regu­
Special bargains in Silverware and Ladies’ Gold Watches.
Few states have such an institution experience. The following conclu­ Moving laterally it follows the high­ both said and showed that they were lator
aud can conscienciously say it is the
king of all liver medicines, I consider it a
of long duration. We are passing sions were embodied in the answers: est part of the tunnel. The down­
medicine
chest in itself.—G eo . W. J ack *
disturbed,
and
that
their
chief
hope
That
bran
is
best
to
feed
with
silage,
ward
tendency
of
heat,
if
properly
E Street, north of Third. Everything New and
Mail orders promptly attended to. Come in or send in your orders. Special into a new era in this respect. It is
SON, Tacoma, Washington.
VLrst-claiK. Conveyance of Commercial Travel­
but
if
not
rich
jn
corn,
supply
shorts
<
confined,
is
to
spread
and
fill
the
en
­
lay
in
arranging
a
money
settlement
not
a
place
to
simply
learn
how
to
er« a specialty. Brian 1 and stabling by the day or discount to teachers and Sunday schools.
REVERT PACKAGE-»
month. We solicit u fair share of the local pat­
plow, as it has been characterized, or oats; would salt stock once a week tire space through which it moves. with Japan.
fclaa the Z Stamp in red on wrappers
ronage.
or
keep
block
salt
before
them;
that
It
is
important
tbat
the
drafts
are
but the governing idea is to establish
I told them that their greatest
agricultural and mechanical sciences the vetch was not hard to kill out. as so arranged that the products of i weakness was occasioned by their
as related to its own state. Ninety it is an anuual from the seed; that it combustion are not allowed to escape |
lack of patriotism, concern for their nothing threatens them, and their
thousand acres had been given to Or­ is poor for pasturage, as it wastes by in the dryer.
being
trodden
under
foot;
that
it
is
Prunes
are
stubborn
to
dry
aDd
'
3d Street in block tuest of Gook Hotel. egon for the purpose, about forty or
country, and willingness or ability to excuse is a subterfuge. If you ask
fifty thousand acres of which had good for hogs; 8 pigs were kept 2} the process is necessarily slow and unite against her foes. I was not these men, in private talk, what they
PROPRIETORS
been sold, and the college receives months on less than one-fourth acre tedious. It is impossible to hasten surprised to find that they could not are doing down here while Peking is
the interest on the money. The of vetch; that it would be beneficial the drying without liability to injur­
threatened by the Japanese, they re­
government gives $15,000 a year to aud next to clover in fertility to plow ing the fruit. Overheating on the understand this—not half as much
the experiment station
There are under as a summer fallow; it has start causes the fruit to dry freely, surprised as I am to read in the Eng­ ply: “Oh, those people have got a
Let them
three courses of study—agriculture, been sown as late as April and a wasting the best part of the fruit. lish and American newspapers that lot of trouble on baud.
mechanics and household economy 5-foot growth cut in August; that Overheating during the last stage of our own editors and diplomats do fight it out for themselves."
for young ladies. The idea is to best breed of dairy stock was large­ drying gives the prune a scorched
The reader must understand that
FRESH MEATS OF ALL KINDS.
teach the use of hands as well as ly a matter of fancy, but the profes­ flavor. Much damage is being done not understand it either. In consid­ the Chinese of one province consider
sor
p-oferred
the
Jersey;
that
the
to
our
prune
industry
by
the
inferior
ering this or any other war in China,
CHOICEST IM THE MARKET.
brains, and to this end one hour a
breeder should produce stock accord­ quality of work done by small im­ the student must understand that the Chinese of another province as
day is devoted to work. It does not ing
own ideas; that the Hol­ proved dryers that are invariably
South sido Third St. between B and C.
foreigners. The Che-Kiang man and
LARGE INVOICES JUST ¡N ! teach Greek and Latin but seeks to stein to ’s his
milk is not so rich and she taxed beyond their capacity. Much China is not a nation, but a people.
make boys and girls investigators;
Instead of being a great body “mov­ the Canton man are geographically
to teach the kinds of soil, the best eats more; that if he were selling importance is attached by most
We invite the attention qualities of the horse and cow, milk in town he might prefer the growers to the process of sweating ing glacierlike upon its enemy” (as near neighbors, but they cannot un­
Holstein and a drive pump; that the the prunes after they are taken from an ex-diplomat in America ignorant­ derstand one another's speech) they
of all persons contem­ grafting, budding and developing of Holstein’s milk is excluded from sale
—AND—
the evaporator. This is an attempt ly describes it), it is a broken bag of dress a little differently; their cus­
fruit aud flowers, and sewing and
plating the purchase of cooking. He did not eat the cooking in many cities; that there is a law in to cover up some serious defects in
TONSORIAL PARLORS.
shot rolling in all directions away toms are widely different. China is
of the class, but a delegation from this state requiring that milk sold in the drying, a sort of evening up :
new goods in our line.
a big country. Its different peoples
the legislature was over once that cities must contain three per cent of process. The underdried and over- from the object that has torn the are not merely a little different, like
Logan & Kutch, Prop's.
butter
fat.
Prof.
Shaw
said
no
far
­
dried
and
scorched
fruit
are
thrown
Come and see them.
bag. We have here three sets of
did, and went away and lived. The
boys of the college had made a dyna­ mer should keepacow without know­ together and left for the work of people, 1st, the once warlike, now the people of Maine and the people
mo and were now engaged on a six- ing the amount of butter fat in her capillary attraction to put them in enervated Tartars or Manchoos, who of Louisiana. They differ as the
For a Clean Shave or Fashionable Hair
milk, and that with a patent tester prime condition for market. It is
horse power engine.
English, French, Germans and Ital­
Cut Give Us a Call.
After a very acceptable solo by he could know as well as a chemist. unreasonable to expect that the rich rule the country; 2d, the great body ians differ in Europe. And the gov­
Prof.
French
said
a
calf
should
be
juices
that
have
dripped
or
wasted
Baths are new and fifst-class in every re
of
true
Chinese
in
the
provinces
Mrs. Talmage, Mrs. Galloway read
•peel. Ladies’ Baths and shampooing a special
an interesting paper on “Home In­ treated for dairy purposes from the can be replaced by sweating, or that north of the Yang-tse riveY; and 3d, ernment that pretends or aims to
ty. Employ none but first-class men. Don’t
fluence.” It gave evidence of the start—like Sunol and Nancy Hanks, the overdried and scorched prunes south of that river a number of dis­ unite them is a government by de­
forget the place. Three doors west of Hotel
fact that it was written by a mother a good dairy cow is not an accident. can be so diffused that the whole
Yambill.
Prof. Washburne held forth in the product can be brought back to its similar provinces speaking different tested foreigners, who are foreigners
who has a true regard for the inter­
afternoon,
on the subject of fruit original fine flavor by throwing them languages, having different customs, to all of them. The literati who have
est of her children, and showed what
W. G. HENDERSON.
S. WILSON.
the first claim upon the offices are
pests
and
beneficial
insects, illustrat­ together in a heap.
WRIGHT,
a large share home influence may
and governed for China in a manner
ing
his
talk
by
charts
and
mounted
if
economy
is
to
be
practiced
we
friendly
to* the Manchoos. Selfish
bear as a promoter of temperance,
Manufactures and Deals in
specimens. For the codlin moth he should not begin it with the building that embraces much of the relics of interest, promises of the spoils, are
intelligence and good citizenship.
Friday morning's session was had tried a spray’ of Paris green, and of a dryer. It bad better be too the ancient feudalism which not long the bases of that friendship. The
opened by Prof. H. T. French, man­ I. X. L., which was composed of lime, large than too small. The next ago was pure there and complete.
common people, the masses, like the
ager of the farm, on the topic “Feed­ sulphur and salt, and found both most essential feature of a good
Now let us look at these three di­
(Third Street, between E and F.)
SADDLES, BRIDLES, SPURS,
ing Dairy Stock.” Regularity he were good. He thought May too dryer is the uniformity of its work. visions of the Chinese people in the Manchoos just about as Italy and
Brushes aud sells them cheaper thm
an underlying principle of early to spray, June 6th to 12th be­ Rapid drying is rarely if ever at­ light of the facts before us. The England would like the Russians for
WILSON &
Proprietors. deemed
they can bo bought any where else in
rulers.
success. The dairy cow should be ing early enough for the first, and tended with much success. Too
the Willamette Valley. Our ail lioin.
fed on the tick of the watch. She is would repeat every three or four many of our prunes are baked rather ruling Tartars were once warlike,
Now the reader begins to under­
than
dried.
S. WILiSON, manager.
but while they conquered the peace­
a very delicate animal organism, and weeks. Would examine for peach
made sets of harness are pronounced
stand
why it was that when the
borer
in
October
and
March,
and
It
is
the
opinion
of
the
writer
that
if allowed to fret for care or attention
ful Chinese in what was a mere horse
unsurpassable by those who buy them
the reduction of butter fat in her would use whitewash, glue and Paris large, well equipped fruit evapo­ raid with bows and spears, China has French attacked Ning-Po and Foo-
green in May; old bark should be rators, in the hands of experienced
Chow in 1885 there was a large fleet
Everything first-class. Horses boarded by day, week or month. Commercial milk soon becomes noticeable. He taken off. He regarded the Bor­
operators, and run on the co-opera­ since conquered them with her civili­ lying at ease in the northern Chinese
would have feed ready when the
JOHN
DERBY, Travelers Conveyed to all points at most reasonable rates. Give os a call.
cows come into the barn, and would deaux mixture best for codlin moth tive plan would be a move in the zation
waters. Asked what they were do­
mix same with water. Care should and scale. Four summer sprayings right direction. As long as growers
The Manchoos are softened and
Proprietor of The McMinnville
be taken not to feed too much, and were necessary. He had found three work independently and carry on a j pampered and “civilized” out of all ing there, they said: “There is no
it is a fine point of discrimination to varieties of tent caterpillar, one kind sort of competition among them­ ! temper for war. The Chinese north trouble in our provinces. Let the
tell just hew much food a cow can eating only oak leaves, the others selves, they will fail to realize the
southern people fight their own bat­
properly assimilate. The Germans almost everything but the pear tree. profits from their industrj’ which ■ of the Yang-tse are a reasonably tles.” Arthur Smith, it is, I think,
conduct their feeding on a scientific Their enemies are the warm and wet unity of action would bring to them. homogeneous people, moved by com­ who, in his Chinese Characteriza­
-Qy-----------
Situated at the Southwest corner of the Fan
basis, but he thought it doubtful if weather, a fungus disease, black­ With the co-operative system the mon impulses, except in the direction
Grounds.
Americans will ever do as well. On birds, which eat the pupa, and para­ uniform and superior quality of their j of war and fighting—trades for tions, tells of a visit paid to an Eng­
WEEKLY
NEWS
GREAT
VALUE
lish man-of-war by a Chinese naval
the subject of forage feed the early sites, which sting or lay white eggs fruit, combined in large quantities,
AU sixes of first class Drain Tile kept constantly
on band at lowest living prices.
grasses he thought the best, as the on the head, develop into a worm would give them a great advantage which they are so little fitted by na­ captain when England was making
OF THE WORLD
FOR
dry weather catches the late varie­ theu to a fly and repeat. He pre­ in marketing, ¿specially when their ture that they declare soldiers to be war upon the Chinese. Said the
OREGON
M c M innville .
ties.
The great trouble in this dicted a light attack from the oak particular trade mark becomes the meanest of men, and hold them
FOR A TRIFLE.
LITTLE MONEY.
Chinese captain: “Look here; we are
country is the want of green feed tree variety next year, but couldn't known to the consumer.
in contempt.
friends and brothers. We love each
during the dry season of the year, say as much for the other kinds. He
Time
is
an
important
factor
in
The Chinese south of the Yang-ste other, and have no quarrel, have we?
hence green crops have to be pre­ would remove the eggs in winter by gaining a good reputation and
served. Here comes in the silo. This breaking them and burning with the working up a reliable market for our . were, 200 years before Christ, what Very well; our nations may be at
is not a new institution, as it was hand, and avoid excessive pruning. prunes. We should begin early to Europe was when Rome conquered war with one another, but that is
used by the Egyptians. It was first Would also poison leaves. Eggs prepare a demand and not wait until I it. This part of China contained
QUINCY, MASS.,
built in this country in 1875, and in laid in July will go over to the next the country is flooded with prunes. I I quite as many different nations and nothing to us. Let us agree to fire
Wholesale and Retail Dealers tn
only blank cartridges at one another.
1881 there were three or four in New season. His experience with San In such a contingency we are liable
England. It was criticised because Jose scale was limited. Recommended to find ourselves in the hands of un­ tribes as Europe did at that time.
Then no one will be hurt and our
a Twentr-nage Journal, Is the ieading Republican family not understood. He helped to build lime, sulphur and salt. For the
The
Chinese
of
the
north
dominat
­
principled
speculators,
who
will
masters
will be satisfied.’’ These are
paper of the United States. It is a NATIONAL FAMILY
green aphis, kerosene emulsion aud leave us with nothing to do but to
PAl'ER, and gives all the general news of the United States. the first silo in Michigan in 1882. Its
ed them, but they were not amalga­ the things one must know to under­
It gives the event» of foreign lands in a nutshell. Its AG­ growth in popularity has since been concentrated lye. The emulsion was
hold an empty sack.
RICULTURAL department has no superior in the country.
mated in one imperial system until stand the present crisis in China.
Its Market Reports are recognized authority. Separate depart­ rapid. It has lifted mortgages on destructive to the clover mite on
Let the prune growers of Yamhill I the period I mention. To-day the
ments for -THE: FAMILY CIRi LE.” "OUR YOUNG Wisconsin farms. Give us more silos houses, but no remedy on clover.
The reader must see that China is an
FOLKS, and "SCIENCE AND MECHANICS." Its "HOME
It was also recommended for the pear co-operate and build a few large mode of governing them is still semi-
AND SOCIETY" columns command the admiration of wives and we will not have to send to Cali­
elephant that is being pounded on
and daughters Its general political news, editorials and fornia and the east for dairy prod­ leaf blister mite, with heavy pruning evaporators and use the best meth-I
feudal.
Each
two
provinces
have
discussions are comprehensive, brilliant and exhaustive.
ods
procurable.
It
is
unsafe
to
trust
ucts. The silo is used at the college and burning in the fall. The grain the reputation of our fine prunes to over them a viceroy, whose powers the head, while its legs refuse to help
AND ALL KINDS OF
it.
and there are a few in use in Yam­ plant louse had shriveled the wheat. the work of most of the little pepper­
hill, Washington, Linn and Marion Frost will kill the young, and para­ box dryers now in use. At least are not merely such as our states
As I sat on the deck of my house­
CEMETERY
counties. That at the college has sites work on the old. Would burn three of such dryers should be built arrogated to themselves under the boat the other day, sailing through
straw after harvest. Will have
FURNISHINGS
A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid been built five years, and from it them next year, but probably not in time to handle next year’s fruit. states rights doctrine, but are so the Che-Kiang province—as fat and
have
been
fed
100
tons
every
year.
One each at Newberg, McMinnville much more sovereign that each vice­ fair a land as the sun shines upon—I
journal and the REPORTER for
That it is a bugbear to construct a the second year. For cabbage louse and North Yamhill. The greatest
silo, is a misconception and a myth. lie recommended bi-sulphate of carbon care should be exercised in selecting, roy has his own army, and (if the met boat-load after boat-load of sol­
All work fiillv guaranteed to give perfect »arts-
Any intelligent farmer can build one placed under a tub, and the same grading, curing and packing. Se­ provinces are on the seaboard) bis diers; recruits they were, coming in
faction. Refers by permission to Win. Me Chris­
and the expense is light—estimated introduced by a tube would destroy lect a suitable trade mark, the same own navy as well.
from Ho-Nan province to camp in
man. Mrs. L. E. Bewley, Mrs E D Fellows
CASH
IN
ADVANCE.
at $1 for every ton of storage capac­ the root form of wooly aphis. to be used in each dryer. The pro­
Holl’s Old JewUry Stand, 3d Street.
I
want
to
put
this
still
more
strong
­
Che-Kiang province.
My sailors
Would
not
spray
in
the
bloom,
but
ity, with lumber at $8 to $12 per M.
duct of each dryer to be a part of a ly and in different ways, because it laughed when they saw them.
(The regular subscription for the two papers is $2.00.)
when
fruit
is
the
size
of
marbles.
Make a frame of 2x10s or 6x8s, set
whole.
Subscriptions may begin at any time.
is not all understood by the majority
on stones or piers, or best on the Thought if the horticultural board
“Those are all soldiers," said I;
Such enterprise would undoubt­ of writers, who treat the present
could enforce the laws regarding
ground,
16
to
18
inches
apart.
Put
“
my
gracious! plenty soldiers, eh?”
Address all order» to
rough lumber on inside of even fruit pests it would be a good thing, edly be crowned with success. Yam­ war as if it were a war between na­
“Yes,” said my low-dah, or cap­
THE REPORTER.
hill
prunes
would
have
an
enviable
and
orcbardists
should
co-operate
thickness. Put tar building paper
Third St. 1 door W.
reputation and their growers would tions, as we understand the term. tain; “plenty poor man wantchee
over this and then cover with better iu their destruction.
reap a rich reward.
Peach
raising
was
thought
to
be
a
of Durn. A Daniels
Let us imagine, then, that China is chow. ”
Write your name and address on a postal card, send it to Geo. W. Best, Room 2, lumber very tight. Then a coating
Two analyses were made of butter the United States, and that Maine is
Tribune Building, New York City’, and a sample copy of The New York : of gas tar and resin to exclude the question of locality, but did not
Put that into English, and you
Weekly Tribune will be mailed to you.
juices of the silage from the lumber. think this would be a great peach fat, one each by Mr. Schunesen of the battle ground; that the capital have the average Chinese view of
MEALS AT ALL HOURS
Should be built with a door, which country. Would plant on slope and the creamery and Prof. Shaw. The is there, and that Li Hung Chang
the Subject: “There are plenty of
milk of Mr. Galloway’s Jersey tested
Best 85c Heal lu City.
should be closed with heavy boards away from the morning sun.
Prof. French gave results of feed­ 5.80 per cent, the other, mixed milk, has his army there, meeting the Jap­ soldiers, because there are plenty of
in the manner of ice houses. To
Choice Fruits, Confections, Nuts and Cigars. FARM
SALE I
BLANKS. prevent rats from digging under ing wheat, oats and shorts as com­ showing 4) per cent.
anese. That would be a war by Jap­ men in need of food.”
The following general forms are always iu stock make a floor of gravel and cement. pared with ground wheat. The for­
In the evening, after an enlivening an upon one viceroy s army, and such
But these soldiers that I saw
320 ACRES AT $20 PER ACRE.
and for sale at the Reporter office :
The silo should be built high rather mer produced one pound of pork on male quartet from McMinnville col­ is the fact in China to-day.
Down
vividly
branded China with another
Lemonade, Soda Pop, Etc.
4
pounds
of
grain,
feeding
2
pounds
Real Estate Mortgage
Warranty Deeds
than long and wide, to secure great­
lege, Professor Shaw read a
Chattel Mortgaire
Quit-claim Deeds
Board by the Day or Week.
here,
about
where
Virginia
would
be,
a
day;
the
latter
a
pound
of
pork
on
scar
that
reveals her helplessness—
er
pressure.
A
cubic
foot
of
silage
paper on “Sugar Beets in Ore­
Satisfaction ot Mort.
Bond for Deed
100 acre» in cultivation; good pasture for cattle,
8 pounds of wheat, feeding li pounds gon.” We have space to give ships of war are lying idle in the her colossal helplessness. These
Transfer of Mortgage
Farm Lease
will weigh 40 to 50 pounds. Corn
"
two houses, two bams and two orchards. Alli
Notes and Receipts. Bill of Sale
sell all or a part on easy terms, or will rent on
has proved the best material at the a day. He had produced 12 to 15 but a brief synopsis. He thought if harbors, and tens of thousands of soldiers were not only keeping away
We carrv a large stock of stationery and are
condition that renter buys team and farming
MeMlNNVIIiUE
college,
though vetch and clover . pounds of pork with one bushel of farmers could agree with manufac­ troops are massed in temporary from the war, but they were being
implements. The above is a fine farm situated prepared to do Jon printing of every sort in the
four miles southeast of Dayton. Boat landing best style of the art aud at low figures.
are good. Clover is the ideal mate­ wheat, and had sold the pigs at 3J turers on a basis of operation, there
aud warehouse with cleaners less than one mile
rial when kept from moulding. Sam­ centson foot. He thought best' to could be no question about the mu­ walled camps, such as I have seen sent away from their own province
distant.
ples of ensilage were displayed be­ turn pigs off at 8 months, when the tual profit. Our climate and natural scores of in a trip down the coast, into another. The ruling aim of
L. H. BAKER.
fore the institute, also four varieties average weight is 260 to 275 pounds. resources are good. The college had from which I have just returned. those who govern China is to steal
Box 106, McMinnville. Or.
of
corn. The farm has grown for • He fed regularly twice a day in the cultivated beets three years, with These southern folks, or Virginians and get rich, but greed is always
B. E. COULTER, Prop.
five years an average of 10 to 15 tons , pen and turned them out once a week an average of 14.7 per cent sugar,
and Carolinians and Floridians (you subordinate to suspicion and dis­
X. X. GOVCHtR.
of corn and fodder to the acre. for exercise.
Goods .of all descriptions moved and I. ». CALBBKATH.
and a purity of 78.08. The highest
Mr.
Lownsdale
was
absent,
but
a
“Pride of the Valley,” Early Minne­
yield per acre was 20.05 tons. A can look at the map and substitute trust. China dares not to leave
careful handling guaranteed. Collections
Calbreath & Goucher.
recent paper by him on peach cul- test made at the institute of a sample the names of the Chinese states) are Ho-Nan soldiers in Ho-Nan. She
sota
”
and
“
90
days
Early
Dent
”
will be made monthly. Hauling of all
were the best varieties. The “King • ture was read before the institute.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
brought in by Mr. Kingery showed
kind« done cheap.
Mr. Withycombe of North Yam­ 13 per cent sugar. The typical beet states rights men. They have been sends them elsewhere, and the
Philip
Flint” had grown but 7 to 8 :
MoMraxTiiLC
...
-
O bcoon
asked to send their troops aud ships , soldiers of another province are sent
hill
prepared
....................
the
following
paper
on
tons per acre and suckered very bad.
weighs 1} pounds, and contains 14
(Office over Braly’a bank.)
Cut silage keeps best. Would cut $ prune drying:
W. J. CLARK,D.D.S
per cent sugar and 80 per cent puri­ up north, but they reply that they to Ho-Nan. Remember what I have
Much of the future success of our ty. The professor figured the widest cannot safely do so; that they have i said about the diverse nations and
inch
long,
and
it
is
not
necessary
to
Graduate University of Mich.
The R eporter job department has
weight it, but would put 5 or 6 inches prune growers will depend on the possible margin of profit could not immense interests to protect down l tribes that make up China. Re­
of cut straw on top. Like a can of care exercised in drying their fruit. exceed $37 per acre. The beet could here; that great seaports and swell­ member that if I go into a shop in
just added another rapid press to its fa­
Ha» opened an office in Union Block. Room 6,
Our prunes may be the finest in be raised to 15 per cent sugar, and
fruit that has air in it, silage will
and U prepared to do all work in the dental line. cilities. Its capacity for turning out fine
seal itself with a mould over the top. the world, but if we do not dry them the pulp sold to feed in dairying. ing trade would lie at the mercy of Shanghai, and a Canton or Amoy man
work is unexcelled outside of Portland.
Coarse food should be fed with silage. uniformly and well we will surely It is necessary to use foreign seed, the Japanese were they to leave their goes there at the same time,
£ROWN AND BRIDGE WORK A SPECIALTY. Give ns a trial and see what neat thing
A large cow will consume about 40 fail to win the reputation which their as we have not yet learned how to provinces unprotected. Of course
Continued on Second Page,
we can do for you.
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