Forestry For Schoolchildren.
Massachusetts ig trying to arouse
her public school pupils to interest
in forestry, and the state forester,
F. W. Rane, has sent out to every
school superintendent in the State a
circular setting forth the desirability
of further educating the children in
caring for trees. He offers seedlings
and seed of white pine, white ash,
red spruce, beech, chestnut and
acorn trees on payment of actual
expense of and express
charges
digging
WHERE DOCTORS FAILED.
An Interesting Case From Salem, the
PATE DE POIES GRAS.
WHY DON'T AMERICAN FARMERS
GO INTO ITS PRODUCTION?
i
They Raise Millions of Geese but They
Have Not Caught on to the Real
Golden Egg, Laid by This Blooming
Bird,
bre« far
of the
behind
raise
they
ROOBE,
American
as the
poultry
end
are
erg, 80
business
the
EOOSe
CON times,
They
for
for
:
erned,
indeed millions
market, supply the
roast stuffed goose,
fricasee, with a
two new greens are springing up for
every one which dies out,
“Although the underlving principles
are the same, the game is played In
different methods all over Britain, Met-
ropolitan players use flat greens, upon
which the blas of the woods (bowls) ig
used to the full extent. The rink
| game Is the order; that is to say, the
bowlers play up and down on the
ame pitch all the night long
“Now that, to a North of England
man's mind, is a game which should
not be encouraged, for the simple rea.
son that a man can get used to
plot of land and can play ‘ducks
drakes with any visitor, or even
a club member who does not
one
and
with
know
land
COWMERGAL [I
Weekly Review of Trade and Latest
Market Reports.
R. G. Dun & Co.'s
Trade says:
Midyear dry goods
were satisfactory, loca
ng freely to the interior,
iveries could not be
he mills. Bales of
sstimated as 20 per
ast year
Quiet
narkets for
argely due
lacturers than
Weekly Review
sales
jobbers sell-
where deo
from
were
clearance
secured
fireworks
cent. larger than
in the
goods
conditions primary
cotton are more
indifference of manu
the holiday seas
to
on ol
One Man's Wisdom.
“What,” queried the fair widow
who had begun to sit up and take
notice, ‘can equal the warmth of
a true woman's love?”
“The hotness of her temper,”
calmly replied the scanty-haired
widower. — Chicago News.
How We Go To The Dogs.
“The rich ride to hounds,” mused
the near-philosopher
Well
“The rest of
dogs on hoot."
wer
the
£0 to
Post,
ug have to
Pittsburg
oon
A Prolific Thinker.
Bingleton— Your wife appears to
{be an unusually thoughtful woman?:
Wedderly-——-That's what she Is.
Why, you couldn't imagine half the
things ehe thinks when 1 am detain-
ed downtown late Chicago News.
An Awful Mistake,
Mabel and Jack hb
thelr engagement
the f wrote her a poem
it ‘Line on Mabel's
ustrated Bite
“1 pes ave bro-
ken off
“Yop:
fool
1
TIRED AND SICK
In the
also on flat
the
which
the
provid
not dumped in
particular of
play
send
hat piece
eastern
greens,
from feathers as still
they aaven't caught ¢ to the real
¥. A. Sutton, R. F. D. No. 4, Salem, olden egg that oF al 1ghd
Oregon, says: “Acute attacks of kid- : of | the
ney disease and | thrown
rheumatism laid ponents.
me up off and on for athers. but for i ng sumulatiop
for ten years. Aw- re naals : i ! hen A AR ane? sroducers or
ful pains started : vey OX HB Vay N Ie ie i n oa . »f woolens are
from the kidneys this broad y nn ke goose “This is the best sort of game, to my there is little
and coursed down he for- ray of thinking, for he. is a proper staple lines of
through my limbs. pia of a man's ability, or brains, | duplcate orders
1 sought the best which is the game thing end. To | season have yet ap
medical treatment, hold means man must ; Inventories by
3 t of the green ‘| have prevented any aggre:
but in vain, and ” gos Se Ey nt a past
when I began us- dook.. The re
ing Doan's Kidney is been inre
Pills I was walking with two canes on than. in
and suffering continual pains, head- - pt 1806
aches and sleepless nights. 1 im- | land
proved quickly and after taking three | have
boxes felt better than I had for 15 With its
vears. The effects have been lasting.” and
Sold by all dealers. 60 cents a box. glorious Yankee compliment, and |
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. ly let a bird go, th ritable bird | games lost hopelessly t«
fm — | w sheds of
- —— y
Alchemy In Vegetables,
Most de
arent
#agent
tock taking liveries
ardy, and mill
jack, new business until
pect of making des
ments Results
very satisfactory,
Capital of Oregon.
counties they
but they can
little leading
first and followed by
wherever
YET MUST WORK
“Man may
do not
there js
fred
a uld | work from sun to sun
but woman's work is never done,”
In order to keep the home neat
and pretty, thec hildren well dressed
and tidy, women overdo and often
suffer in silence, drifting along from
bad to worse, knowing well that
they ought to have help to overcome
men's wear the pains and aches which daily
the heav at male life a burden,
peared It is to these women that Lydia
manufacture E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
effort made from native roots and herbs,
comes as a blessing, When the spir-
its are depre the head and back M RS Je AUG. LY ON
aches, there are dragging-down pains nervousness, sleeplessness, and
reluctance to anywhere, these are only symptoms wl unless
heeded, are soon followed by the worst forms of Female Compila aints
Lydia E. Pinkham’ s Vegetable Compound
keeps the feminine organism ina strong and healthy
Inflammation, U displacements, and organic
preparing for child-birth and to carry ly through
of Life it is most efficient
iking, pulled out of f x by | | : Mrs Augustus Lyon
? As ; 1 1 ham: —*‘For a long time
Ek on the X é 3 of aches and pal 1% in
sleep and had no appetite Since tal
Compound and followir advie
woman and I cannot pr ©
Mrs. Pinkham’ S Vavitation to Nene
m of female weakness are invited to
woming bird. We hes r wood TOS
in ventorles
no
hands
ium line
Hil
but
United State
not for their
tablishment ap-
to raising gee they like,
it is
stocks
jobters Me
Wi 1
ity outside
ahaa . ai of
not their of course tha
now
activ
01 ened,
ecret of
saved Rome
farm crazy
for
in the
own that a shoe
run
frequents, or, in othe
how the
his
get to know all the
which he
find out thoroughly
Many players, even at this
learn lit i
would
a stream of gold sur
down
marvellous
words
1
land
|
1" ssed,
rolls from to 1
is
producing cour
ff drue
I u
llionaire
loving
should | that it
¢
let such a chance as this go. ! every
Hes 101 i
eB, open + go 1ieh
game, so well
Of appear Know
blade of grasg in that particular
place,
n
ahead of al reation. this “Th
the
condition, Iteures
troubles In
the Change
date en it behooves men
{
| leeration,
{
women safe
of
suffered
ites — Dear
East Ea Pa., wr
from femal
of
hioh *
hich thir
fidious trail
The
en a man just gettin and sid
: Pltsichas
* lower part
sans of meta- 4
potatoe
The
m orphosing 8 3
ha been made the Academy of
Sciences, Paris. The {inventor's
method, briefly described in popular
terms, is t : takes a
young radish, “ps izes” {it
certain way and | WE up
fine potato More scientifically
voung radish is cultivated in a glass
retort, after a invented by
Pasteur, in a ated solution u
lucose. te develops | eq over
of the radish, used for re
its pepper- | , i She . A . I
x ARS iO y ALY 1 . £4 W i Blackpool
fee him
discovery Knew,
ment
shire
ang neve ing L
into hich
‘our medi
ie 20 centre
: -. 1
lain Eng
a : : r- omnr. nowATY ' ! : : Women suffering from any for
in a F pie “VEL Y ne ol Bb +12 | skill of the player in properly weigh mand and quotab ! write M; P at Lynn, Mas Out of her wast volume of ex-
into wn ¢ Lon ii he uoe OL | ing up, mentally. the } } 3 per 1 i car ds it ) Ow rd the very knowledge that will help your
the the ways helpful
inkham,
pr shably }
she nas
is free and a
and distance
nicety of in hes.
“The finest greens
far as texture
trodden upon by
feet du
process
concent
Starch
80 goes Memory Of
Sleepwalkers.
here } wal
coun em
ordin
Jae a8 ees
A prett
where ¢
especially Southamypton,
fa ey
HAvVOoR t hard § ‘ { 10
the potato. bis wh d AhiEmiun AR 4 ' 1aYe in existence sf
d
properties of : ;
R. fs liver uffed up f ROrMOus pry erh counties one
Ingenious Office Boy. portions for ple o HE A 8 One
A New York b man was Thrifty Franc
ling some friends long ago of ¢
disadvantage of having two
phones in his business office
“A new } ila
the discharge a lords
week,” sald the I am A ah. r ;
which duties is that 10 adies io 10 {east comp } It
telephone ca . yt .
resulted in
statement
fou're t1 yhot " Te g i ideingly # comprite
air.’ CL ehh a : in nt : feeding a ri
Which deg
the two pho
“ "Well,
embarrassed
your wife
Weekly.
consistency,
nutritive th wc :
UI find many swards
orical surroundings.’
usiness
tell
the
not i
quantities
WORST MAMMALIAN PEST.
in Department of Agriculture Says It
i Is the Rat—Methods of
Destruction,
office
aud
costs American farmers probably
$100,000.00 a f
year to feed rats
Agricu
tural
Nas
aa
department
,s
f xpert %
E BRYOrREe oot
. wb 16 AVEOTrag:« OR
wan .
cents
one?
Bir,
Harpe
enormous
Ever
te material
HICKS”
CAPUDINE
CURES
ALL ACHES
And N
the ta Ocean
{ Nrange
In Florida. ; . Te
: - Postoflice,
Camphor Farm ‘ " a
For five yes } Depar
Agricult
yhor-
tmer } ’ ' s oly : fr ‘ 1 v 18 SUN an enormous
bu Agricu
a O01
“Methods of
will
the
ure has been distrit
camp tree
trees are i on
the South a in the acific Coast oi NY ae A tude : aly Rats.” This
States MME RE Gas
effort was
manufacture
trees,
own rat: is
pest in ¢
} gience,
8 4 rq
Stats § dest ro
manu-
all other bn
v " a. na eT I
facturin Processes si factory re-
3 4 Thi,
sults have been accomplished and a | cur American x rmers get ont Ris ROY
large manufac ng concern Is now | this scheme and ma) he same kind #how that the
building of 2-1 "ESTERS The itanineg of peese not
600 acres
hopes to m
firm uses
of camphor ever
Xious
ernment 1
: Si . \ with a able of I ships and do all we claim
ih > v . sme ‘ ¢ . 5 i 2
TAVARES { A : i mira A i . : 3 We will
re The : 1085 ‘orn firm : uiet 0 ’ tel WB baolulely free a Jarge trial
1 instrue-
Send
A
CalrQ.
rove
which it stores and
This ‘a — orl nth dry goods, . " . 1
worth | * : its : oollens ailk kid gloves and oth utter frm L.T Geilaana, va rs 3 Yh , rar Bo x clench
. SEM ' { ‘ ' ; 4 : R 1 and heals
mucous
m=
confined to
x vs] 4 '
poor, Ha
Jace urtains, cary ‘1m « White, natural, ot a Gost and i he sam im ut in theis i nan 4 8 a
more than L000
goods 3
flooding buildings with a ibs . : on by means of e usual post Pm e
: & . wane af
uch as nasal catarrh pelvie
: " 3 §1 rn . § . 4 / i fi rat ah : an d inflammation caused by fern).
‘bout six or eight the Juckiess }il i8 piaceg in 8 ATX yg 0) i! a » a ¢ a = A DLLET BERD " . fa nn ai Tao BORE ® oar anall : ills ; sore eyes, sore throat and
' " foors of il " 8 Aa HE Rn ' ! 1 treatmen ts cure
nila ra’ . +3 . on Toy? - frre goors of al tres 11 11s on
doliars wor h o le arnin’. For In ar pi: : Ambien. Frc OW CF over these ir hles is extra
stance, I'll start him on three bush- | There is hardly room le move; not isuialion ir gives Immediate relief
els of corn: then, when that's ng The Ar are using and reo-
. t ’ ‘eid CY ¢ day ents
I'll keep him a-movin’ on a i ad > he at . ah nited States ¥ da 5 cents at
of smokehouse I may de- ; . a the bi ss of zes- insulation is
cide to give yon a young heifer to N :
Remember, he wever,
rs YOU NOTHING TO TRY IT.
larn him writin' an’ a home-raised
cow fer a le 'rithmetic
Tne ® FAXTON QO. Boston, Mass,
“Do you want hir {
im to any
of the higher branches?” more up
“Well, after he climbs a leetle, fing machine
you might throw in "bout a bushel with rolls
or two of "em, or "bout a quarter and potatoe J funnel 1 and even to attack chil n
0’ heefl's addition tn the ct
3
worth!"”-—Atlanta Consti-
tution. down its throat When rats are known fic
are ing disease germs
house and from city
plague is usuaily
port in this
correspondence
World.
A Trade
“I want you,”
“to give the boy
In Learning.
gaid the old farmer,
direct lo:
in
fires average
due
out, causi
couple
ham; an’ placed at
considerable
be caused
CRE
game, Hird a
They v been
rabbi
which
min or
STANDARD oF Tiie- SOUTH
NOWDRIr|
# LARD
*|\1S. GOVERNMENT: INSPECTION
THe SOUTHERN-COTTON-OIL CO.
wile 1
ng pouvl
wild
Known
iambs
’ destroy
i*arn ’
wy! »
pigeons,
song birds
ft food--brat heat. | to kill
| PITS. St. Vitus Dance: Nervous Diseases per.
manentiveured by Dr. Kline's Great Narve
Restorer. £2 trial bottle and treatise free
' Dr. H.R. Kline, 14.921 Arch St. Phiia., Pa.
; #3 ’ Wirekonea
ung ang Ing chitkens
yO!
say
barley
placed in the damage,
carry hd on . avira . \ J man whe an
Babonie
from port
Washington
York
in
© ents ir
food forced ye agents in
fat
get used to drink
these geese from get used to being
market they sel
from $4 to $8 apiece
enormous size
the average sit
ilis are very
now easy it
y left
to city
ried
Ad bulle, $3.30
ae and
i astockers
Three pounds | to
: The milk pall is kept free from
| staleness, sliminess and stickiness if
{ It is washed with borax and water in
| the following proportions: One table-
3
: spoonful to a quart of water
of
-
WERNER BNENENeEEN
feeders, $82 @
Hogs Mar
prime heavy, 86¢
good heavy, 385
weights $6 05 & . 25 to prime
| miced. $86 6.15; light mixed, $6.05 sense in
better - [NEW YORIK-SAVAN YAN ATLANTA NEW ORIEANS | 3
In the Devonshire town of Modbury | os 26. packing, #8 9560 5.80; pigs. | tooks but few people SeissassassaasacesRanaREEE
there #8 a butcher's shop which has | gr y
5.500 6 15; 86.154 6.30, i - THE D 1 Y F ™
no name, nor has it had one for the | hulk of sale ALMOST A SOLID SORE THE DAISY FLY KILLER cea on ony
jagt 120 years, The reason affords a Sheep iu
striking illustration of the superstiti- , Skin Disease From RBirth—Fortane
nature of West Country folk Spent on Her Without Benefit
this particular business was Poector Cured Her With Cuticara.
COULDN'T KEEP IT
Kept it Hid From the Children.
¢
Oi Steady : good to
16; medium to
fr 2.05: butcher
a ket
welghing five pounds
Picturesque
their arms
are
peasants with
bring goose Jiv-
and markets, Very
shown in the shop win-
lay before they are cooked,
of prejudice exists in
this country against foie gras, owing
to a notion that the stuff is made of
diseased livers, but the French farm-
affirm the liver is not dis.
Stop Without Name,
uncommon
baskets or
ers to the
fa: livers are
dows for a
“We cannot keep Grape-Nuts food
in the house. It goes so fast I have
to hide it, because the children love
it so. It is just the food I have been
looking for ever so long; something
that I do not have to stop to prepare
and etill is nourishing.”
Grape-Nuts is the mos! scientifie-
ally made food on the market. It is
good
Gond than good
are afMicted
shops
®O
selected,
$6Ci 6.18
Market strong: sheep,
82 756 6: vearlings, $5.500@ 6.25;
$641 7.75
York
A good deal
where
troubles pm
Clean, mont, a
will not sel
jure auyt
lambs
New
ous
When Beaves Feeling
ers
perfectly and completely cooked at
the factory and can be served at an
instant’'s notice, either with rich cold
cream, or with hot milk if a hot dish
is desired. “When milk or water is
used, a little sugar should be added,
but when cold cream fis used alone
the natural grape-sugar, which can
be seen glistening on the granules,
is sufficiently sweet to gatisfy the pai-
ate. This grape-sugar is not poured
over the granules, as some people
think, but exudes from the granules
in the process of manufacture, when
the starch of the grains is changed
from starch to grape-sugar by the
process of manufacture. This, In ef
fect, is the first act of digestion;
therefore, Grape-Nuts food Is pre-
digested and is most perfectly as
similated by the very weakest stome
2ch. “There's a Reason.”
Made at the pure food factories of
the Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich,
Read the little health classic, “The
Road to Wellville,” in pkgs.
that
eased it is enlarged to he sure,
and doubtless thé goose
it if not killed at the right time, but
if put death at ihe psychological
moment his liver Ig fre.h and
It may be fried, of course, or other
wise cooked,
is to become the chief ingredient in
the celebrated article of commerce
known at pate de foie gras. American
Farmer,
to
Eweel
BOWLING GREENS AGAIN,
The Good Old Game Is Daing Revived
in Great Britain,
“There is a boom in bowldom to
day,” says an English writer in Ball
Iy's magazine. “In Scotland, where
private clubs have existed almost
since the Flood, the public greens are
fast increasing in atumber,
“It 4s the saxme in Lancashire,
the owner for some reason
or other did not have his name in.
gcribed on the premises Whether
this fact had anything to do with the
guccess of the business or net it would
to say. Trade, however,
wag brigk, and the buicher duly re.
tired, leaving the nameless: chop to his
| son. The business has been handed
down {rom father to son for more
than 120 years, but none of those into
whose occupation it has come would
have his name put up on any consid
eration, fearing--as, in fact the pres
ent owner does today-—-that euch a
procedure might break the spell of
good fortune with which the business
has been favored. —Tit-Bite
electrically equipped paper mill
has been recently put into operation
at Tokio, Japan. It has a million.
dollar equipment, most of which came
| from the United States.
atarted,
weak for
at 84%
for steers,
others Dressed beef steady
ti 10e. per 1h. for native sides
Ca'ver—Trade zlow and
Y ton de sommon to
veals sold at ¢LG 8.15 per
buttermilk at 33.7667 4.25;
gteady rholce
feeling
ehn lower:
100 ibe.
city-dromed voals stoady at 860 12 %e.
ih: eountry dressed at $6@ 11
Piitsburg., Pa. Cattle Markt
cholee, $6.3064,. 6.50; prime,
$6.10 6.20,
A St. SA A.
THIS AMD THAT.
MMe New York ety government
expends $1,016,000 each day
The railroads of this country are
um.
The Twine Trust may find a val
a the Malva Castelia, a new Phuip-
dine fiber plant.
The transparent glass ruler, an in
‘is of groat assistance to
iraftemen in their work,
“1 have a cousin in Rockingham Co. who
disease from her arth un
til she was six years of age. Her father
and none of the (reatmente did her
good, OM Dr, Gow suggested that he irs
the Cuticura Remedies, which he
When he commenced to use it the child
was almost in a solid sea. He had used it
about two monthe and the child was well
and | conld hardly believe she was the
same child. Her skin was as soit as a
baby's without a sear on it. 1 have not
seen her in seventeen vears, but | have
heard from her and the last time | heard
from her she was well. Mrs, W. I", Ingle, |
Burlington, N. C., June 16, 1005."
a
All That He Had,
“Can you give bond,” asked the!
fudge. "Have you got anything.”
“Jedge.,” replied the prisoner,
Any
hyd
hain't got nuthin’ in the worl’
the spring chills,
‘count land, a big family, a hope of |
a hereafter an’ the ol' war rheuma-
tiem."«~Atlanta Constitution,
‘cept
Try them on
ana vou wil neve
or be withews
ther. If not ep
by dealers
prevmia for my
149 Dekalb dive, Droshiyn. 8. &
n——
HAROLD rOMERS,
20 Miuie Team
| will produce whiter, of aner A from rom
Imundry than any other preparation and with
abor, Al Daiors Bibb. packages, ie
| Frew stamp
PAL AG COAST BORAX 00. New York.
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“i Riad
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wish 10 ugh 4 about ¥ %
- 1 know sbout PAY and BOUNTY?
Tn write © W., H, Willy, Ad
(Notary Public). Wiis Buliding, 82 |
Fergie, Washington, D CM yearsin W
ton jon Soldiers and Saliorw—war 186109
Centitled to pension on age safer thay roach 62
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bai! his pension,