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Catarrh
flai troubled ma for 11 yean. I kar
token lour bottles of Hood's Barsaparllia
and am perfectly cured. I think Hood's
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many who are In poor health and have
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SMALL. FARM TALK.
In Massachusetts the legislature
has been asked for $200,000 to exter
minate the Gypsy moth.
In 1804 there-were Imported 15,889,
fil7 ponnda of prunes) while In 1803
there were only 3,003,007 pounds Im
ported. Never allow your pigs to sleep In
dampness and filth. Jlcrc Is where
nine-tenths of oil the misery comes to
hogs.
A new butter-making machine
makes butter In one minute. The
milk is llrst sterellzcdt It is regarded
a success In Swedon and Finland. The
machine is called a "radiator."
The United States Annually sends
more than a million dollars to Europe
for seeds, bulbs and plants, accord
ing to Consular Reports.
Hogs should never bo kept without
sufllclently warm -sleeping quarters,
In winter as well ns comfortable and
airy in summer.
Tills year Is the 300th unnivorsary. of
tho flrlt uso of potatoes by civilized
people. The potato lino becamo nn
nlmost indispensable food atnoDg
European and American nations.
Plenty of puro, fresh water for your
fowls, even in these rainy days, wljon
it is so easy to llnd an excuso and
imagine they haYo plenty. Cleanliness
in the drinking water is a cardinal
point with the poultryman.
The following is the final estimate
of the Agricultural Department of
tho great wheat producing statea for
1805. Minnesota 65,684,155 bushels,
North Dakota, 01,057, 010; California,
40,097,788; Ohio, 32,215,507; South
Dakota, 20,261,088.
Parties in New York have found it
profitable to raise Ginseng and culti
vate It and tho root so raised Is in a
saleable size In from four to six years.
It is said in its wild state it requires
nearly 20 years to fully mature a
Ginseng root.
..
There Is much damage done to
poultry by overfeeding with grain.
It is a common lmbft with hundreds
of poultry men to give the only feed of
grain upon letting out the fowls in
the morning. Hero is where the hurt
is done. The appetite is then only
fully satisfied once a day. It causes
the hens to be lazy and the cockerels
become sluggish and Inaotlve. The
proper way is to give them only a
portion of tho grain in the morning
and that should bo thrown into some
litter so they can not pick it all up
without working for It. A great
many poultry ills come from the same
cause. And the way to all kinds of
diseases is made easy. Take away a
fowl's exercise and llfo Is but for a
few months. There is nothing better
for a henls welfare than a constant,
healthful feeling of hunger. It cre
ates a desire for some scratching,
which is really tho life of poultry.
The feeling of hunger, however, is tho
only feeling some people ever allow
their poultry to enjoy.
CALL FOR CONVENTION.
A Republican convention for the
state of OreKon Is' called to meet In
tho city of Portland, on Thursday,
April 0, 1890, at 11 o'clock a. m., for
the purpose of nominating candidates
for tho prcsidental electors nnd state
and district olllccs, except congress
men, and of electing four dclcgatcs-at
large to the Republican national con
vention, nnd to transact such other
business as may properly come before
the convention. The convention will
consist of 237 delegates chosen by tho
several counties as follews:
Lane.
Linn
Lincoln
Malheur . . .
Marion
Morrow
..10
..10
.. 3
.. 3
..10
.. 3
Multnomah 48
Polk 8
Sherman 3
Tillamook 3
Umatilla
Union 8
Wallowa 3
Wasco ..? 7
Washington ....11
Yamhill I)
Baker 5
Benton 5
Clackamas.... 12
Clatsop 7
Columbia .... 5
Coos 4
Crook 3
Curry 2
Douorlas.. 0
Gilliam 3
Grant 5
Harney 2
Jackson 7
Josephine 4
Klamath 2
Lake 3
The same being one dclegate-at-largc
from each county and one dele
gate for every 200 votes and for every
fraction over one-half thereof cast for
tho Republican candidate forgovcrnor
at the election held In this state on
June 4, 1894.
The committee reccomends that the
primaries bo held on Saturday, March
21, and the county conventions on Sat
urday, March 28, 1890, unless othcr
wlso ordered by tho proper county
committees
All voters in favor of tho Republi
can princlplo of protection to Ameri
can industries and American labor
the unbullulnir of a home market, a
sound financial policy and a patriotic
enforcement of tho Monroe doctrine
are cordially Invited to unite with us.
GEOnQE A. STEETj
William Kapus, Chairman.
Secretary.
Portland, Or., Feb. 5, 1890
DISTRICT CONVENTION.
A Republican convention for tho
llrst comrrcssioual district, of tho
stato of Oregon, Is heroby called to
meet In the city of Albany on Tues
day, April 7, 1890, at 3 p. m. for tho
purpose of nominating a candldato
for congress nnd two delegates to the
national Republican convention, une
qonventlon will consist of 122 delo
gates to bo chosen by tho several
counties, ns xoiiews:
Lake 3
Lincoln
Linn 10
Marion 10
Polk ..... 8
Tillamook 3
Washington ....11
Yamhill 0
Benton 5
Coos 4
Curry 2
Clackamas..., 12
Josephine ....- 4
Jackson 7
Douglas 0
Klamath 2
Limn 11
Tho same being one delegate at
largo for each county,and ono for each
200 votes, or fraction over one-half
thereof, cast for tho Republican gov
ernor at the election held Juno 4, 1894.
The commltte recommends that tho
Erlmarlcs and county conventions bo
eld in accordance with tho recom
mendation of tho Btato central com-
mitten.
Tuos. II. Tongue, President.
J. A. Wilson, Secretary.
why it mm
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Hood's Is Wonderful.
No less wondorf ul are tho cures ac
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oven after other preparations and
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The reason, however, is simple.
When the blood is enriched and puri
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Democratic Primaries.
Notice is hereby given that tho
Democratic primaries will be held In
tho five city precincts of Salem on
Saturday, March 7, 189(1.
Polls will be open irom x wj p. m.
at the following places:
Salem No. 1. Upstairs in North
Salem englno house.
Salem No. 2. Sprague'a blacksmitn
6hop.
Salem No. 3. In tho armory.
Salem No. 4. Wcstacott's stables.
Prospect. At the power house.
Tho following are hereby appointed
t.n nfifc as ludcres at said primaries:
Salem No. 1. John Gray, Dr. W. S
Mott, D. P. Wagner.
Salem No. 2. A. A. Miller, W. J.
Polly, James Walton.
Salera No. 3. Joe Bumgardner,
rims. Craven. W. Miller.
Salem No. 4. R. n. Westacott.T.
B. Walt, A. I. Wagner.
Prospect.-Fred Waymlre.A.Blosser,
W. n. Downing.
dwtd P, N. Derby, Chairman
Old Pteple.
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these aro samples, that prove tho
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A Railroad Official's Experience.
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Dr. Miles'
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