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IJAD A FINE TIME.
At about 7:30 o'clock Inst Friday
evening one of the Jolllest crowds of
young people that Stayton affords
mnde Its appcarnnce at the home of
Mr. .Tpbii "Kerns on First street, and
loaded themselves IntotBcvcral of Mr.
ThomnS'S' liatks, and the crowd of
about forty made their way three miles
out on the Mehatua road to Mr. Ware's
lnrgo farm house. It was about 8:45
when an alarm was turned In which
aroused the occupants from their
reverie with much surprise, and they
found a crowd of young folks wilting
to bo admitted.
After wraps had been taken off and
nil were comfortably seated gen
eral conversation followed, after
which games, charades and music
were Indulged In.
The "Bow and Arrow Heart" game
AN OPTICAL ILLUSION
Bow nn Oollfmrj Iloft Mailo a Solvation
on tho HocliiB Mlixourl.
Captain InkouK, mi old river mnu, .cre
sted miito n Bonsntlon by tbe peculiarity of
tbo crnft in which he onco navigated tha
Missouri river. Ho was ijultou sportsman,
nd on one of bii huntlnK excursions his
lias troubled mo (or 11 yean. I krr
taken tour bottles of Hood's Bartaparllla
and am perfectly oured. I think Hood's
Harsaparlll has no equal, and ballsva that
many who are In poor health and hava
becotns discouraged, nould be reitored to
good health It thoy would only glra
Hood's Sarsaparllla
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TV 7f ntii. cu an lirtr tn. iiiuaai. caused mucii merriment, air. iiaie
noou s fiu ..M,h.sd4eh.. e. Tliomas carried oil ilrst prize and Mr.
Ell. Smith the booby prize.
Wo must not forget to mention that
Joe Kerns and his winning ways were
present and Just why all the ladles
wanted to get into his hack was a
question.
Earl Huntly and his comical ways
were there, too, and wo all knew It.
But Fred Landreth Is tho boy who
believes three Is a crowd. There's
riV...v tnr. Wnll oil Willi frtimV llfT
JLV1III, IUW. IICU Mil II..W .." -..
can better Imagine man J can ten
you.
"We cannot forget to mention the
cultured voices of Misses Minnie
Magers, and Nellie Starr.
Wo went for a good time and wo
had It, notwIthstandlngCharlcy Stay
ton had one of the best looking crowds
In his hack.
- So thorouchlv did tho young folks
enjoy themselves that It was hard
work for the drivers to make the
crowd believe that tho time was at
hand to return home. Tho hours
passed away so quickly that few
thought of leaving. It looked for a
while as If tho only way was to walk
home or go without tho crowd.
On tho way home every ong thai
any one thought of was on tho pro
gram, and tho selections of music
were so charming that the watch dogs
along the road arose from tholr slum
bers nnd joined In the chorus. The
hacks stopped at tho respective homes
of the members of tho company. Sev
eral invitations were extended to stop
In for breakfast.
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slciit was Btoipn or pot adrift, leaving him
near a traiull town about 20 miles nhovo his
home. Ho dlallbwl to walk that dlstnnco
and concluded to maUo n raft nnd float
down. He laahed together four small logs
5 or 0 feet Icijr In the form of n square,
laid n piece of plank ncrosn and thou plnccd
n dUcnnlul null keg in tho middle. Then
ho got a newspaper, and lighting his plpo
shovedofl into thostrenm. Floating swift
ly along ho pnsed In front of nnegro cabin
Tho old negro stood on the bank nnd bailed
him:
"Wha's yo' (join, cap'n, ondat t'lng?"
"GolntoSt. Loulsl"
"Gobi on dat knfcl"
"Yesl"
"Fo' Gonll" was nil tho astonished negro
could say. Tho captain, rather wondering
I i,n niTm lnnlfpd nfc lili fept and found
that on account of ids weight and tho water
soaked condition of tho logs they had dis
appeared benentb tho nurfaco of tho water,
lcuvlug nothing but tho keg toHhoivtipon
what ha was riilins. Not at all discon
certed, however, ho continued his voyage
and arrived homo in safety.
This story reminds tho Kansas City
'I imes of tho cr.o of an Ingenious man liv
ing on L'Outro Island, near Hermann, who
has built a house which ho thinks will avull
him, whatever freak tho river may take.
On the top of an ordinary log houso bo has
constructed ft flat boat, which also serves
as n roof. In caso of high water bo tics the
houso to tho trees nud moves his family up
on board. There they nro gently rocked on
tho bosom of tho avaricious stream, nwalt
lug tbo subsidence of tho water, when by n
little maneuvering bo sottlcs at bis old an
ehorago, ready to descend and go to house-
keeping again wuea tno water uisappeara
Dairy and Creamery.
Professor Dean of tho Ontario Agri
cultural collego, speaking of tho .differ
ence botweon cheeso and evaporated
milk, saya: "Tbo dlfforonco between
cheeso and evaporated milk Is chiefly
this tho formor contains but threo ot
four of tho original compounds of the milk
viz, water about 01 per cent; fat, 81 per
cont; casqin. 31 per cent, and about 7
per cent of lactic uclil, uah, otc.whllo th(
evaporated milk baa aleo tho milk sugar,
which Jn checsqmakins passt'3 off in tht
whoy, and n varying an.ount of wate
aud In some cases cane sugar."
Scientific cbrewtciilcors nt tho expert
inontstatlons Inin t bo of opinion that
cheeso can Lo nu1n vit'.iout rennet and
that this will be ib i.o in conrao of time,
though how thoy n:v not prepared to Bay.
Tbe truth abi. .t nrratlng milk seems
to bo thle: If you want It to got cream
from for butter ruUins, do not aoratolt,
as this makes tli cveiun bard to got out
of tbo milk. Milk tint U clean docs not
npflil nrfiHnii fur butter makiucr nur-
poses. But if you c 11 tho milk and want
to get tho best prices for a rftre, sweet
article without any food flavora or cowy
odors, thou aerato It.
Dairy Instructor Ball advises all cream
eries to put in apparatus for pasteuriz
ing or sterilizing the cream before they
churn it. This is dono in Danish cream
erlos and constitutes ono reason why
Danish butter Is considered the best that
is made.
Mix together the bulky and concen
trated foods in proper proportion.
Tbe co-operatlvo creamery system is
entirely successful In Denmark. There
are over 1,000 such creameries in that
country at present, each with a mem
bership ranging from 10 to 100.
Tinnlnh farmers start a creamerv bv
forming themselves into an association
and borrowing capital on tbo joint se
curity of the members, Then.thoy build
tl creamery and set it going. No mem
ber 19 allowed to leave tbo association
lillltisfreo from debt. An executive
committee is appointed, consisting of
chairmau, secretary, treasurer. auditor
and director!. A general manager is
hired, and be and tbeexecutivo commit
tee transact all the bu3mes3 and run the
creamery 'without any meddling on the
part of tbo stockholders.
JUBILEE SINGERS! .
Znn Edwards famous colored jubilee
singers will glvo a strictly llrstclass
musical concert entertainment at tho
First Presbyterian church on Tues
day evening, January 14th, under tho
auspices of tho men's league.
They will dress In truo plantation
costumes, us In days of slavery. They
will introduce lublleo nnd plantation
songs, depleting scenes from tho Sun
ny South, as they Appeared in tno
days of slavery.
Tlirrn nrfl 7 neonle In tho company,
every ono of whom is nn accomplished
singer. You will miss n rare treat u
you do not heartnem. Aunussiou,
25c; children, 15c. Seo posters In store
windows.
FIVE PRIZES ! !
for Bnfants and Children.
THIRTY years ohtcrrixtlon of Coatorlft with tho tmtronftgo of
millions of ponont, permit ns o npeak of it wltbont Rtiombic;.
It la nnqnosttonably tha frost romody for Infanta nnd ChUdron
tho world liaa over known. It is Iiarmlni. Children Illio It. It
nlvoa thorn honlth. It will wave thob? llvo. In it Mothors have
omothlng which i nfrsolntoly nfc and praotloftlly porfoot as a
chlld'a tnadiotiie.
Castorla doitroys Worms.
Cnstorla allays FoTorIlmon.
Castorla prevents vomltinfc Sonr Cord.
Castorla onroa Dlarrhcaa and Wind Collo.
Castorla reHovos Teothing Tronhlca.
Castorla enroa Constipation and Tlatnlenoy.
Castorla nentralbtoa tho egcots of oarbonlo mold ga or yolsonons nlr,
Castorla dooa not contain morphine, opinm, or other narootlo property.
Castorla nssimllatea tho food, rognlntoa tlio atnmaoh and bowels,
Riving healthy and natural sleep.
Castorla is pnt tap in one-sko bottles only. I "ot oU in frulh.
Pon't allow any ono to soil yon anything elso on tho plea or promUa
that it is "Jnst aa good" and "will answor every pnrposo."
Se,o that yon pet C-A-S-T-QR-I"A.
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.T. C. GOODALE
C. G. SCI111AMM
Goodale Ltimbr Company
OF SALEM
Yards on Twelfth and Trade Streets.
poaHaaa
Keep tho most complete stock of common, dimension and finished lumber
In tho city, nnd sell on the most favorable terms. Lath nnd Shingles. '
Our stock Is made at our own mills, of the best lumber In the slate.
C. G. SCHRAMM,
Manager.
TICKETS TO ALL POINTS EAST
VIA-
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buds, young wo
men just entering
the doors of soci
ety or woman
hood, require the
viscst care. To
be beautiful and
charming they
must have perfect
health, with all
Implies a
it
clear
skin, rosy cheeks,
bright eyes and
pood snirits. At
this period the
vmitic woman is
especially sensi
tive, and many
nervous troubles,
which continue
through life, have
their origin at this
ilmi. If there be
pain, headache, backache, and nervous dls
furbances, or tie enena health not gA
the judicious use of medicine should be
employed. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pwcn
tionls the best restorative tonic, and nerv
ine at this time. The best bodily condition
results from its use. t It's a Tcmedy spe.
cialljr indicated for those delicate weak
nesses and derangements that afflict wo
menkindat one period or another You t IX
find that the woman who has faithfully
used the "Prescription" is the picture of
health, she Wl well and sbeWx tvell.
In catarrhal inflammation, in chronic dis.
olacementa common to women, where tbere
are symptoms of backache, dizziness or
fainting, bearing down sensations, disor.
dered stomach, moodiness, ;.?
the trouble is surely dispelled and the
sufferer brought, back to health and good
spirits.
WOMAN'S ILLS."
mbb. vr. R. Batbs. of
DUwrtH. TruwvU Co.,
Ohio, writes i
'A few years sfo I
took Doctor V Jorce'a
Favorite Prescription,
which has been a great
benefit to me. I sin la
excellent health now.
I hope that every wo
man, who Is troubled
with 'women's ills.'
will try the Pretcrip
Uon and be benefited
as I hat been,''
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