Sales
With Hood's Saraapa- " I I
i Sale. Talk," and I 1 If
that this modi-
rlno has enjoyed public confidence and
nltronago to a greater extent than accord
Jj any other proprietary medicine. This
u simply hecauso it possesses greater
merit and produces greater cures than
nv other. M i not what wo say, but
that Hood's Bareaparlllft docs, that tolls
Tt,. .torv. All advertisements of Hood's
j? are honest. Wo bavo never- deceived
toiblEwd thto with its superlative
Sinai merit, is why the people have
abiding confldonco in it, and buy
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Almost to the exclusion of all others. Try It
STntred only ty 0. 1. Hood & Co., Lowell, Maw.
" ZTTTI arc tho only pill to t.i'to
Hood S PillS mtliH'w''"' '
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The Oregon Poultry Journal w 111 re
sume publication again on September
1st. This valuable poultry journal
should be In the house of till Orciron
poultry growcis.
Win. Hrennor, or Sclo, has now on
hand about !100 hogs. The hutfs are
now rtimilniron the stubble, but ho Is
making preparation to commence
feedltitf In a short time.
The Oregon state fair offers this
year the mtinlilccnt sums of $334. CO
for fancy work, 8321.50 for paintings
and other works of art, for (lowers
$290, for horse races $0,500.
A recent Issue of the United States
agriculture bureau shows conclusively
that crimson clover Is dangerous horse
feed. "Hair balls' are formed In tho
stomach and prove fatal.
Probably Iho owner of tho largest
number of dogs In tho world lsGus
tava Jovanovltch, a "Russian cattle
king," who has 35,000 shepherd dogs
to look after 1,500,000 sheep.
From consular reports, we learn
that from the largo quantities of ap
ples, received from other countries
Into Europe, American apples com
mand the highest price.
Dehorned cattle, says a writer, look
better, arc better behaved nnd sell
better than cattle with horns. If you
can't breed tlieni without hums, take
the horns oil after breeding.
At a combination salo of Poland
China swine at Sprlngllcld.lll,, Aug.5,
the Immense price of $1310 Is reported
to have been paid for a two-year-old
sow, and $ 650 for another.
A number of milch cows, from Ore
gon, were lately shipped to China.
They are scarce across the water, and
tho Clilneso drlvo them through the
streets and sell mill: by tho a rink.
G. J. Gessllng's strawberry patch of
Wsquaro rods netted him $208 70,says
the Hood River Glacier. Jf this ratio
could be maintained, a 10-acro fruit
farm at Hood River would be a bonaza.
The creamery, started atOakesdale
lias been moved to Sunset, Oregon,
owing to the neglect of tho farmers of
the former place to furnish milk.
Sunset farmers guarantee enough
milk to make It a surcess.
Soil and climate In Western Oregon
and Washington tnako tho hop think
mo Is well worth tho living; but tho
price of hops make them think that
soil and cllmato wore made In vain.
Farm Stock and Home.
A farmer says that using Ills Jersey
bull on a small tread power for run
nlnif his cream separator Is not only a
cheap and easy way to secure all tho
cream, but results In more vigorous
calves.
The assessor's books, of Sweet
Grass county, Montana, show that on
January 1,1800, there woro In tho
county 249,205 head of sheep, an In
crease, since January, 1895, of nearly
tt Per cent.
Cape Colony Moholr exports In '05
were 11,000,000 pounds, worth $3,500,
t against 10,000,000 pounds In '04,
worth only $2,100,000. In addition,
the annual exports of goat skins aver
se $1,500,000.
Alpaca, the fleece of tho South
American Llama, is similar to mohair.
The price cf alpaca rises and falls
with that of mohair. Tho supply of
the former If limited, and has been
uniform for a number of years, the
average being 5,000.000 pounds.
The Chicago Dairy World, a bright
'Parfcllng dairy journal Is on our ex
Mange table. It is one of tho brlght-
class papers of its kind In tho
wuntry. Every dairyman should avail
nimself of a paper and carefully study
very issue.
rBT.hf nu,uber or sheep in Victoria Is
:;wreo at 1,270,000. The colony
uai." Ver M.W,000. As us
. the error proves to bo the fault of
- aumoi. He wrote "12,70000." Pro-
iTu P?,nted' th8 would be 1,270,000,
ag we give it. '
.Snieed-i0r Walteryllle, commenced
BntB . early ""P8 laRt Fr,day-
will te!rlnr0n!le.t? of.thc Mnie Plac
Ther.McemPic.k,5f ,n a day or two.
r.l-f.l'nt Plld iS 2.1 PPnio Tint. Kir nn
WffitarW0 m.5m topi
y Pnee.-Eugene Guard, ,
In nluc cases out of ten you can
eJucutp the ralf beforo It Is born by
tho way you ireat Its mother. The
ijiuiscritniniitt! hired man, who will
kick umi excue unu irigniun your
ciwsiioum be taught u row object
lessons In tint line. This Is true with
every line of breeding even In poultry.
The Kicsnn Expositor says that over
200 cars of watermelons have been
s'llpped from Fresno, each car con
taining from eighty-live to two hun
dred dozen. Prices at the beginning
of the season wore $1.50 per dozen ijnd
huve gradually dropped to 75 cents.
The llax crop ol 'orth Dakota was
mver liner than this year; we learn
from prlvule letters, and If nothing
happens to It the yield will be enor
mous. The acreage Is larger than last
ycar,owlng to the Lite spring. The late
rains will mature the crop to perfec
tion, and lu many places the straw Is
nearly 4 feet tall, it ti unusual thing.
Tobacco Is damaged by the llea-bug
In North Carolina; In Kentucky It Is
"frenchlhg" on low ground; in Ten
nessee rains are Injuring tho crop.and
In Ohio some of the ml urn I tobacco
lauds are Hooded. Still the general
prospects of the crop are not much Im
pilred, and r. good yield Is probable.
W. C Myers Informs us that he has
been riding over the country for sev
eral days mid that tho people arc u
unit lu saying they will not pick hops
for 25 cents a box. He thinks that
growors will have to pay 35 cents for
seven-bushel boxes and 40 cents for
nlno bushels, in order to secure pick
ers. Lebanon Advance.
There would be as much sense In
asking that the blacksmith's trade be
taught In the public schools as there
Is In asking that horticulture bo
taught. There huve alrcaddy been
added enough side Issues to our public
school curriculum to cripple it and
make It Ineffective to a lnrge extent,
and we do not believe that tho de
mand for horticultural Instruction
will meet with much favor among the
people. Yamhill Independent.
In conversation with some of tho
hop growers around Lebanon this week
wo wore informed that there, would
not bo more than one-fourth of a
crop In this vicinity this year. They
say that more than half of the yards
wcro not cultivated, and thoso that
were cultivated will not fylcld half a
crop. Express.
The largest living hog In the world
Is In Texas. It was sold tho othor
day, and wolghcd 1430 pounds. lie is
8 feet 3 Inches long, 4 fcot nnd 1 Inch
high, nnd measures 0 feet around the
neck, 8 feet around tho body and 23
inches around tho forearm. Ills feet
nro as largo as thoso of a common ox,
and his leg bono Is largor than that of
the largest steor. ne Is u cross bo
tween a Polen China nnd Red Jersey.
Ho cats corn like an ox, takes In n
whole car at a time. Ills hams will
wolgh 200 pounds each. Those who
have examined him say he can easily
bo made to weigh 2,200 pounds. He Is
thin and in die pink of health.
Begin saving seed corn early. Go
Into the field and mark in sonio man
ner tho best stalks which contain tho
best cars. Prolificacy, early matnrlty,
depth of grains, size of cars and vigor
can bo noticed from now to maturity.
All of the most popular varieties of
corn wcro produced In that mannor,
and every farmer has It In his power to
improve on that which he has. It Is
better than procuring somo variety
from clesewhere, that may not bo
adapted to tho farm. By .earful selec
tion every year a marked Improvement
In tho corn will bo effected in a few
years.
The counsel or
older women ii of
Inestimable value.
A mistaken idea of
modesty prevents
many fltu from
learning the things
that they ought to
know before they
assume the duties
of matrimony and
maternity, women
generally take these
most important
tens In their lives.
w tbout knowing in ny degree what they
mean, or what responsibilities and trials
they bring. The highest and best thing
thai any woman can do is to bear and rear
healthy. Intelligent children. The accom.
pllshment of this end depends almost en.
firely upon her health and particularly
upon the health and strength of the organs
Srstlnctly feminine. The state of the chit,
dren, both Intellectual and physical de
pends on the mother. If she doesn't care
enough for her own comfort and bappiness
to take the proper care of herself, she cer
Ulnly ought to'do It for the sake of her
children. To a very Urge extent, the dee
tiny and achievement o? a man is decided
a the months before his birth. During
that time is determined whether or not he
lata be of robust health and strong Intel
lect During that tltne, his mind sndbody
!m suited w the path that they will folio,
through life. Circumstances may influ
ence film, but he cannot get awar from be
effects or pre-natal InUuences. One of the
Principal Sss of Dr. Pierce's Pavoritc Pre.
scriptiou is the preparation of prospective
rJotTier. for the tlm. , of trial andj danger
that comes when a child is born. The Pre.
scriptlon" is strengthening and Invlgoratins
anTlessens pain and danger It Insures the
perfect well balng and the perfect health
If both mother and child. Sven -woman
should know these things before she realty
needs to know them. There are many
things In Dr. Pierce's "Common Sense
Medical Adviser that every woman i ought
to know. This celebrated work has reached
sale of 680,000 copies at $1.50 each. The
expense oFproduction baviogthus been
covered. 500.000 copies are now being eiven
away. Acopr will be sent to any address
on Receipt of twepty.one si) ncent
stamps to cover cost of mailing only.
Address. World's Dispensarv Med
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