Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, July 08, 1896, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextHi n--"-'f '--'- J-. i-- Sales With Hood BSareapa- fH g .bow that this modi- 1 1. clno has enjoyed public confldenco and patronage to a creator cxtont than accord ed any other proprietary medicine. This 1j simply bccaUBo It poascsaea greater merit and produces greater cures than any other. It la not what wo nay, but what Hood's Baraaparllla docs, that tolls tho story. All advertisements of Hood's Sarnaparllla, llko Hood's BaraaparlUa It self aro honest. Wo havo novor dccolvod tho public, and this with Its suporlatlvo medicinal merit, Is why tho peoplo havo abiding confldenco In It, and buy Hood's Sarsaparilla Almost to tho exclusion of all others. Try It Prepared only by 0. 1. Hood & Co., Coweil, Mass. " ,,,, oro tho only pill to tuo HOOP S HllIS with Hood's Hnranimrll . FARM NEWS. One quarter of tho meat eaten .by England. Is Imported. Don'!, try to breed up from a scrub but net good blood and Improve Unit. It lias taken four years to stamp out plcuro-pneumonla in Australia. Ilupc Is one of tho llncst green foods for pigs, There Is more fattening qualities in ra,)o than in clover. Tlie number of beet sugar factories In Sweden has increased from four In 18!M to eighteen at tho present time. Corn, sorghum and cow peas make nu of the best combinations for green folder, to tide over the dry season. Don't forget that all the rape seed us J in this country Is Imported. Tli to Is no reason why lb cannot bo successfully grown In Oregon. Never allow tho development of n pig to lag from start to finish. Here in lies one of the principle points In making a 0 months old 200 pound hog. A Michigan fruit grower finds that If fruit trees arc pruned In September the linilH and twigs left develop much stronger rrult-buda for tho next sca son,tunn trees unpruticdor not pruned till winter or spring. There arc 40,000 farmers In Minne sota that patronize creameries. The creameries turned out 27,000 pounds of butter in 1893, valued at $j,-J00,000. The farm dairy butter amounted to $2,000,000 more. There is no good reason why hemp culture could not bo made a profitable crop In Oregon. It requires a plant with machinery to fit tho hemp for use In hempen products. Hemp will grow from live to twenty feet tall, In our bottom lands. At Sail Bernardo, Cal., there Is a new Insect pest, a beetle, Scrla tiinbriata, which Is causing destruc tion by eating tho follugo of the orchards. They aro In such numbers that the fruit growers fear great losses from their ravnges. In 93 out of 09 counties In Iowa there aro cheese factories or cream cries, 'rncrc are 82 run on tno co operative plan und i:i2 owned by stock companies. There are 438 proprietory and 52 of which the organ izuuon was not known. There arc 80,000 creamery patrons in the 6tate. How many aro thero in Oregon? The Oregon State Agricultural col lege has arranged to hold a Farmers' Institute at tho Chautauqua assem bly at Gladstone park this year from 8 to 11 o'clock n. in. dally during the continuance of tho assembly. A lino program has been arranged. Many prominent agriculturists will tuko part. Prof. Shaw of tho Oregon station an nounces thatho desire's samples of ripe prunes from different sections of tho stato for tho purposo of analysis. Send oniy ripe fruit. Prof. Shaw also de sires, for a special purpose, samples of sulphured and unsulphured sliver prunes. The agricultural bulletin Issued by the department for' Juno shows that there is an Increase of 672,000 acres In winter wheat ovdr that of last year. The average condition is 09.0. In other countries the crop Is largo except In Great Brltlan, Spain and Italy, where It is comparatively short. Only one grower In ten is cultivat ing his hop yard on the Sound. Lice are appearing In largo numbers, and unless tho yards aro sprayed Immedia cy mere will bo no crop. Tho buyers J m io bo dead and no one cares to of ier any price. It Is estimated that not over 500 bales will be harvested west w the mountains. It Is reported from San Antonio, exas, that "n largo business, in tho s "portlngof American hogs to Mexico 'as been established during the last w months. For several weeks there nave passed through here from four to solid trainloads of hogs, bound to Points in Mexico from Kunsas City. The first class of horseshocrs ever Graduated In America received di plomas recently at the University of Pennsylvania. There were 28 uietn "ers, of whom 21 passed tho required examination. The term la three T- 11M1 Tru 'months, and the course consists of the study of the anatomy or the feet and legs of the horse. According to calculations made by JohuG. Speed in tho Lndlcs' Home Journal, Now Yoik City consumes 1)60,000,000 eggs In n year, m-aily :too, 000 pounds of butter per day, ami of milk nearly as many gallons. The figures clearly show tho New Yntk people to be, beer eating, us Speul charges them with eating ;:03,00i),0C0 lt.nli.wl.. nf !..... I.. I . I. Ijuuuus in ui-i'i iii iwuiru munilis. POULTRY NOTES. See that your voutiir tmtiltrv lias plenty of fresh water und shade these hot days. Tho poulterer who does not pioperly use prlnteis Ink generally concludes that there Is nothing in poultry. The aim or every breeder should be to build and add to his reputation In stead of selling misrepresented goods. It has been thorougly demonstrated that ail egg that has been kept for a mouth will hatch us well as a fresh one. As soon as your young poultry ma ture cull out the scrubs and stop the leak-hole to the feed bin. Turn them Into cash, If you aro done with hutching chicks for this year clean up the box or barrel used for that purposo store It for next season.' The first thing poultry will do when they leave the roost In the morning is to get a fresh drink it It is to bo had. See that they have it. There Is nothing equal to a piece of two Inch watcrplpe for a hen roost, saysan old poultryman, In a warm climate. Vermin proof and easy to clean. Keep up a constant watch for ver min during the heated term. When you Und boiuc, stump It out. Renovate your house, clean oft and oil the perch and nest boxes and white wash the whole premises, yard and all. Do'n't shut your poultry up in a tight, hot, unvcntllatcd poultry house during these warm nights and havo plenty of fresh water for them to get at the -llrsL thing In tho morn ing. This has been one of the poorest poultry springs In several years. Wo will bo farther than over from supply ing our homo market in the United States than ever. Canada will help us out. Following Is a good receipt for a dip to kill vermin on peultry: Take one bar laundry soap, boll In half a gallon of water. While boiling, stir Into this one quart of kcroscno oil, stir briskly about ten minutes, set away for an hour or so and It will set tle Into Jelly. This Is tho kerosedo emulsion. Tho preparation Is made by stirring this emulsion Into a tub of warm soan suds. Din each uhlck or fowl In this kerosono mixture. Dip until tho skin is wet, and no live lice can bo found on a fowl so treated. DESTROYS CATERPILLARS. Afarmer In an Oregon paper says; "Every year 1 hear or caterpillars de stroying whole orchards, and there Is nothing can be disposed of more easily. I bore a hole In tho tree deep enough to reach tho sap fill It with sulphur, then plug It up. The result Is mag ical. Sap takes tho sulphur to ovcry branch and twig and tho caterpillars at onco die. I gather the Insects up by tho pint under tho trees that have been Infested with them before I no ticed It and destroyed them. I have never known this remedy to fall, and I never know a treo to bo injured by it and I havo pursued this course for years. The Indian medi cine man cures by charms und incau tatlons. He fright ens away the " evil spirit" who causes the sickness. He does all sorts of things that civilized people would call Idiotic and barbaric, but the civilized folks ore not so very much ahead after all. They do just as foolish things as does the medicine man. They go along low the little sickness to grow into the the cauie of their trouble. It is a pretty safe rule to look for the source of o-ioths of human sickness in this one simple and "lln:i T,r.vlent trouble. Another foS ftfnf Uiat urt people do to to 'take some alleged rem fff ' tion and keep on taking it, day after day, month after month and year after year. Perhaps itto better to take the medicine to take It at all, but oT course FetaTonfeUet'' is a gentle laartwe. and two a mild catharic jfhey e gentle and efficient in their action, .w"' m their results. You don't become a lave to their use, as with other pills. The People's mmo gj Medical A5rUer, In V3?' glUbVor Medldne Simplified br Blv Pierce. . D.. Chief Consult GsTwrsWsnwthe Invalid.' 1 c ffiUtlntu.e.Bu Si JXJXUEBL iue. now . -mw .J3 wer- stUSO. Now UfUt. OSbclld. ACOT.T iw on receipt of J'""6 sumps to pay fox raatllnj: ffir. Address ths iulhor, Eor. sW ti to tkF -f"' 1 ---" -. ,.... for Infants and Children. i niiiiiii ni i n i MWjglilRTY yearn' observation of U millions of persons, permit tin -to spoak of It -nrltliont cnnsslnrr. It Is nnqnastlonuMy tho front rorooJy for Infanta and Children tho t7orH has w' known. It Is linrmlass. Children ltlio It. It given them health. It trill savo thehr livot). In It Mother hao somothlug which la absolutely safo and practically perfect in a child's medicine. Catorla dostroys Wiorms. Castorla allay ravorlsunogg. Caitorla prevents vomiting Soar Card. Castorla corns Plarrhooa and Wind Colic, Castorla relievo Toothing Tronhlo. Castorla onros Constipation and yiatnloaoy. Casto'rla neutralizes the cffoot of carhonio oold gas or poLonons air, Castorla doos not contain inorphlno, opium, or other narootlo propor ty. Castorla amlmllates tho food, rcgnlato tho stomach and towels. giving healthy and natnral sleep. Castorla is pnt np In ono-stto pottles only. It ii not sold in hnlk. Don't allow any one to sell yon anything olno on tho plea or promise that it is "Just as good" and "xrill answer ovcry purpose." See that yon pet C-A-S-T-O-R-I-A. Tho fao-Blmllo aignatnro of Children Cry for LAWN MOWERS ,-,.,. HAY RAKES, GRAY Hardware, Stoves and Tinware. GARDEN HOSE. - t- -r-v ,-v-r- 11ICYCLES. LAWN SPRINKLERS. OViwJGlVJL, The Willamette Hotel. L,E.A.DINGE HOTEL Kci!ucedrates. Management liucral. Electric cars leave lioiel (or alljpubllc buildings and points oljinteiest. Special rates will be given to permanent patrons, A. Jl WAGNER. -EXCELSIOR - STABLE E. C, Hansen, manager. OnlvcooJ horsetiuted. Sithfaction guaranteed. Ladies and Children. who travel by the Durllngton Route njo civen particular care and attention. Just to illustrate what this means: A few months ago, Ave children whose ages ranged from 3 to II years made the journey over our line from El lensburR, Wash., Io Kansas Citv.KNTIRELY UMACCOM- I'ANlliU. Tickets, time-tables and full information about our service to Omaha, St. Joseph.Kansas City, St. Louis and Chicago upon ap plication to the nearest ticket agent or by addressing A. C. SHELDON, G.A., Poitland.Or. Through Tickets TOJTIIE BAST! fcVIA THE Union Pacific System. Through I'ullman Palace Sleepers. Touris Sleepers and Fre; Reclining Chairs dally between Oli'ILAKV io CJTJOAQO Our trains aie heated b stesm and s lighted by I'inttch light. Time to Chicago, 3 l-i Jays Time to New Vork, 4 1-2 days. Which is many hours quicker than cum For rates, lime tables and full information apply to JiOlStt t0 llAiaiMU AgenU,'S!em, Oi, R. W BAXTER, C, E. UROWN, General Agent DistrPass. Agent 135 Third Street, Portland. ,-i.-..- . . ,--i r -: Castorla with the pcitronnfte of I " is on every wrapper. Pitcher's Castoila. -,- MACTTlTTfroTCb B K.O S . , ami AXLE GREASE VJ1X. SUNDRIES. OK THE CITY.j Slablo back nl State Insurance block & ttjfirO " ""' '" '" SSIMSSSWSSS, 4 11 ESCTFBe B,Br f t fcw mw I.I.W..IH Ii mh i i RUNS 'ullman Sleeping Cars. ElegantSDinin" Cars Tourist SJoeDin Carb To St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, targo, 'Jrand Forks, Crookston, Winnipeg, Helena and llutte. THROUGH TICKETS To Chicago, Washington, Philadelphia, New York, ltoiton, and all Points East an'l South For Information, lime cards, maps an 1 tickets, call on or wrlln THOMAS, WATT & CO. AGENTS, 265 Commercial srreet, Saem, Or. A. D. Charlton, Asst. Gen'l. Pass. Agt., 1 1 Morrison St.. corner Third Portland, Or. Looa poison ' Za ask MsBlSt MflmifV Ua LkMH.anvuimnrifiAtinflerssiasimsraA Itr. If sou vntft to corns b ro wewllleoa tfurt t5 nr rsllroad fareand sots 1 bills jb4 wewiiwiiiiwju..,w-.-:;-r:- sulodlVu Tiotish. sod stlUhjtTSSrtessal L..Vun.nMlaiclii in moutli. Bor Throat, ry. IOUMMS SOWBi muy "'"iir'"iWL"T SStiffS!M!SWS Sailing A. E'OIOO SS Smmim to curs. W KsseH ? to CI . a. mwA klBllAnffl : tlio world for es0 wacsanoteura. this pm bu irs Snr5e,W capital tohlod oar unoondt. tmounatcura. Tb Uonsl SBsraiHr. ."v? finfflMOl "'OlSOK psnoaaentlf The Gapttal Journa FOR A l THE P1DIT 0 docs not do it lottery business to swell its circulation; out in miuiuuu iu giving value received, it gives ltd sub scribers vulunlilu preinluum. Now Is tho tlnio to order your rend ing mutter, and It will pay yon to no tice- tno following special oners. Anv one of tlio followlmr four peri odicals free, ono year, to any sub luiriiior if 'Pine .loniiNALi wlionavs dl.50 In ildvanco for tlio dally, by car rier, tnreo liumins, iuu cents a inuuuii or by mall six months. (25c a month) or tlio weekly 18 months, ($1 a year. Mm host. irirniiiTft" illustrntcil fashion maguzlno of Now York freo for ono year, u.110 aoovo prices aro huu uou, anu tno cneapcsi comuinunoii over 01 fcrcd. Tho "Queen" Is a high-class prnctlcal, homo nmRazlnc. A practical furm papor, edited by a stall of oxpcrlonccd iiKrlcultural writers, contributed to by tho best known agriculturists of tho country. It contains what tho farmer wants. U A handsome, attractive, 'homo pa per, to which overy woman win rivo a ncarty welcome. mnu U lULtlUU UlJ That great national nowspapcr, hlch Is known to ovorybody 'Tk Child Garta.' Tho delightful Chicago children's magazine. Just tho thing to, read to tlio little ones of tho homo circle It brings tho kindergarten into tho home. Bong, games and story, Iicau tlfully Illustrated. 81 n year, Pub lished by tho Klndorgarten Literature Co. six months. PRIMARY SCHOOL OF POLITICS. A book by E. Hofer, on tho rotten primary Bystcm.prlco 25 cents. Can bo had Instead of any of the above premiums. jSSSBBSSSSSBBBS 5l CAPITAL flTRN.I QUEEN 9F FASHIONS, THE I'll NEWS. WiliD ! tat i?nn m w w . iiri jb -- yp i nitr-ir 1806. For. 25c Dally ono month. "Weekly, tlirco months. Our Great Features THE JOimNALIspre-cmlnontly a paper for Mm people, In news, poli tics and editorial opinions. Farm Department THE .lOUHNAL does not protend to bo an agricultural paper, but keeps up a well-edited farm depart ment, by a competent furmor, who knows the needs of tho Oregon fanner, lb also contains correct market reports. Woman's Department A largo volume of social news and good homo matter of Interest to tho femlnluo part of tho family Is ono of tho attractlvo features of THE JOURNAL, tho only nowBpapor In Oregon employing a lady editor. Youth's Department This feature Is ono of rcat valuo to 11 family with boos and girls. THE JOUllNAL will not publish wishy-washy stuff in Mils depart ment, but good, bracing matter, of an entertaining and educating char acter. A Modern Newsoaocr THE JOUllNAL Is tlio llrstand nnd only paper In Oregon to mcot tho hard times by reducing tlio prico and sending out only what papors aro paiu ror m auvanco, anu runs no bills. All papors aro stopped whon tho tlmo expires. This Is Im portant, and you should tuko tho bcnolltof It, Instead of paying out more money for poorer papors. Sub scribe now, and Interest your friends in THE JOUllNAL, If thoy aro not already taking it. State, County and Local News Tho lamest amount for tho least money. If you can'tgot money ordor or draft, lust onoloso thocurrouoy or sliver, wo rccolvo hundreds of let tors with silver enclosed, and never lost n cent that way. Ilond our premium list belew: Of any of theseT-publlcatlons 'can -bo had bv calllnir at THE JOUllNAL olllcc or dropping us a postal card. Any two of tlio abovo periodicals can be secured by paying $3 and tak ing THE JOUllNAL twlco as long as required to secure one. when the oxtrcmely low' prlco of THE JOUllNAL Is considered, this will bo found tlio most liberal offer made by any paper on tho coast. EDITORS; Salem, - Oregon, ibbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbiVVa Mi1 fssssssssssssssssssssssK ssl flssssssssssssissH& bsB ssT WsbbbbbbbbbW'bbbbb! SAMPLE cpiis i mm - ii r,,:,'f -,i EAST AND SOUTH -i-VlA- Shasta Route. 01' 1I1E Southern Pacific Co, California Express Train Run dan between rortland and San Prancisco. South j North " 8150 p. m. 11:00 p. m. 10145 "' T7, I'orliand at, Iv Salem Iv. or. San Fran. Iv, Above trains stop at EasttPoriland, Oregon City, Wo.dburu, Salem, Turner, Maiion, Jefferson, Albany, Albany Junction, Tangent Shedds, Halsey, Harrlsburg, Junction City, Eugene, Crcswtll, Drain, and all stations from Roseburg to Ashland, Inclusive. KU3KUUKO MAIL DAILY. "South" North ti:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 5:20 p.m. Iv.rortlnndar. Iv. Salem lv. nr. Hoaob'g lv. 4:40 p.m. 2:20 p.m. 8:00 a.m. SAI.KM pabsenqeh. South "NortF 4:00 p.m. 0:15 p.m. iv. rortland ar. ar. Salem lv. 10:15 a.m. 8:00 a.m. DINING CARS ON OGDEN ROUTE PULLMAN llllKKltr Ml.ttRIWRK nnd second-class sleeping cars attached to all mrougn irninx. WEST SIDE DIVISION, between Portland and Corvallts, dally (ex cept Sunday.) 7130 a.m. u: 15 p.m. Lv. Portland. At" Ar. Corvallii. Lv 6tJo p. m. ii3S p. w. At Albany and Corvallii connect with trams of Oregon Central & Eastern Railroad. Express train dally except Sunday. 4145 p. m.l Lv. Portland Ar. rT5:i5"a"m', 7125 p. m, f Ar. McMinvllle l.y 5:50 a m. THROUGH TICKEIS to all I'olntt In the Eastern Slates, Canada and Europe can lie obtained at lowest rutci from W.W. SKINNER, Agent, Salem. E. P, ROGERS, Asst. G. V. & P. A.. il'ortlant' Or. R. KOEIILER, Manager. 0, MIH k Si. Paul Ry, GLANCE ATI HIS MAP- Of tho Chicago, Milwaukee andt. Paul Hallway and note its connection with nil transcontinental line's at St. Paul and Omaha, and remember when going east that its trt'ns are lighted with electricity and heated by steam. Its equipment is superb. Elegant buffet, library, smoking and sleeping can, with freo reclining chairs. Each sleeping car betth has an electric reading lamp, and IU dining car aro the best In the world, Other lines are longer than this, hut none are shorter, and no other offer the above lux urious accommodations. These are sufficient reasons for the popularity of "Tlio Milwau kee." Coupon ticket agents in every rail road office will give yon further information, or address C.T.EDDY, General Agerir, J. V. CASEY, Trav. Taw. Aget. I'onisna 0. R. & N. CO. E. M'NEII.L,HRECEIVER, TO THE .EAST GIVEFTHE CHQIC OF- Two Transcontinental Routes. Via Spokane Minneapolis ti!Paui;and Den ver Omaha and Kansas Clly.jLow rate; to easteniTcltie. .OCEAN CITIES.; rortland San franclsco.g Steamers leave Alnsworth dock. Portland May 17, 32, s; and June 1,6, W, l6, 21, 26 Fare Cabin, S5; steerage, 12,50. WlLLAMrriE RIVEIt DIVISION. Portlands-Eugene. Steamers Ruth and Elmore for 'Portland dally except Sunday at 10 , m. For Corvallis dally except JSunday at 1,2130 pim. For Eugene Monday and Thursday at 3:30. Lowest freight and passenger rates. Round trip tlckeU very cheap, 'tickets sold and baggage checked through to all point with out extra transfer charces. - . ' - .: . : :.T t. - . ... . ror lull details canon uouo tiarxer agents, Salam, Oregon, or address. U W. H. HURLBURT. Gen'l Pas. Agt. Portland, Or For full details call on or address O. M. POWERS, Foot of Tradest. LwJ Aw. . i h iium uionmi , ihjO (r (iiui'iut t. t(, i ,i,j. ikiikas, t'liln (-iiltl til. .'ir' ft . t olw.". lira, 1 licit r. u; uta4t J'jriirit1ti-?J ' ' v tf -1. .. v m i..- 1 ' iuiiPKtri,i. . rf.ou.Vr S Ibttlu; tf.1n. tOKwUr 'ii " rwH- Ill rii 1 umca mm sl, rAUL. A n H s. D . , iii iwii .... V ffl tfeif- xTF jggy m hn 1 v'5: il i! ' Ki