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IK)AD IMPROVEMENT. Sheriffs S de. MM.........N IH IL S to e k t s f Superstition «. O n the Welsh border It used to be considered that the surest precaution again st• witchcraft was to wear the left stocking wrong side out. This leads us to another klud o f superstition connected with the harmless, necessary hose—their value, when properly worn or arranged, as charms or as protec- j tlons against sickness or pain. I f you j w ill only take the trouble when you go to bed to cross your stockings and gKoes, you will be q\ilte safe from the grip o f cramp. Agnio. if you haug your stocking* crosswise ut the foot o f the bed. with a pin stuck lu them. >ou need have no fear o f nightmare; the hag has a holy horror o f cross aud pin. Wiseacres have also lieen heard to de clare that if you will alw ays put your left stocking and shoe on first you will enjoy Imi.iuolf^ from toothache. This, however, the most superstitious o f mor tals will likely take leave to doubt. Toothache, that “ hell o f a’ diseases,” as Burns calls It. Is no respecter o f per sons nor assuredly o f stockings or legs. —Notes aud Queilea. ,g y g rj muen Detter i v fa)te thrm outside. 1900 mein umu iu rm M o n ey I " '* » '! > • Notice la hereby given that by vir F A C TS S H O W IN G T H E E C O N O M Y OF i Tliore Is no branch o f the live stock i tue o f an execution and order of «ale HARD S TO N E H IG H W A YS . ; Industry m a tin « such rnphl «« ¡n s as , duly Issued out o f and under the hand I the sheep business, «ays T h e Drovers’ 1 trad seal of the eie.k of the circuit There 1« every good ou.t o f the state of Oregon, for Polk T liey !«x*«*n C otl o f Hepnlra and Journal. A ll kinds o f people out west ! are Investing In sheep, hoping that m e J !Ui;ke Possible the II k u N iik o f county, pepvtiuent No. 2, Leuiiug o.vt* t..e M i l 23rd day of March, A. !>., liK JO , und to uie di- j present good condition w ill keep up. H eavy Load « at »m u ll Kxpeuae— In r< cted ill k c*l tain «nit ptolldillK in *ai i court, j People are ualiirnlly attracted to any crease Value o f P ro p e rty . wherein the Board of CrmuuiMiioiier» for the I business that Is making inouey. regard should cure The principle o f the good roads move «.tie of Kchool nii I university litD<in aud for the invuiituieut of thn fi nd* arising therefrom less o f whether they know anything ment. ns advocated by the League o f i.-i plaintiff, and John Burn*, Jennie M. about It or not. At the present rate o f American Wheelmen. Its that the com •I ones, M Si. Jon** amt M. W. Jones are d. - | growth It looks as If the thing might luoti roada o f the country are hh inipor- f'-ndiintrt, commanding me to xell tiie iierein- ! be overdone, ns It has been In the past, tant a « the railway ayateuia. the state after deecribcd real pmptnty, 1 will on \ and Unit tliore who are looking for 3 .tu rd a , t.’io 2 8 h d ay e f A )r il, ment being made by them and being ’ profit nud experience might at least get AVetfctable Preparation l'or A s easily utideratootl that there I h not an 1900, Kt the hour of 1 o*eb*ck, p. in., of said | all o f the latter they want. Sheep are similating tbe rood ffitdUcguUi ounce o f any commodity hauhnl over day, Nell «t public miiti-m at the front door of tut* county court house, in the city of Dallas, | prolific and soon reach maturity, and ling the Stomar.hs andUoweU oT the rail rod* that is not lira! transport in said Poll; county, «tate of Oregon, to the even with a good demand for both wool ed by wagon* over country roads or 1 igiieni; bidder lor l T. S. gold coin, cash in and mutton there is a possibility o f i X ) ,Y * I S “ C V lU IIK F N u for tKe rot of th. ernturv One p.r- city stnets. It does not matter If the liuod oil day of siie, in tin- manner provided overstocking the demand. There is no j emo.nl reeeon l.—it doe. cure. commodity is manufactured articles by livv. all the ii-.lit, iuterent au i.title which the seid defendants, or either of them, ami all I better business than the sheep liusl- I that an* loaded oil cars at the factory, ■ per.«»).* claiming I y, through or under them, SURELY AND PROMPTLY Promotes Digestion,Cheerful | ness for one who understands It. and 'i he r;.\v material lias lirst to lie hauled hutl on the lHtli d«y of ileceudier, JWK), the ness and test.Con tains neither , there Is mine that is fuller o f pitfalls to the factory. Hut the greatest haul ' date of the mortgage foreclosed in said suit, qpiutn.Morphine nor Mineral. I for the novice. [.Ike any other busl- ing is done ill the farm ^ig districts, or have subsequently acquired, or now have, | ness, one should learn more about It ! in and to the nuid mortgaged premise*, de N o t N a r c o t ic . and there it Is that good highways are scribed in said execution and decree a* fol j than can he got from hooks before most needed. lows, to-wit: All that piece oi parcel of land, branching out too boldly. The subject has not been given the 1 known in the plats of the United States sur o ro u n rS M m m m t K q a a l to the Occasion. attention and support It deserves us veys as Win. Sehring’s donation laud claim, D etter Grad«*« Demanded. I'w n.iv, S ~ 2 - notification 2,4V.), claim M), situated in town yet for the simple reason that private ship 1) south, tange 5 west, of the Willamette People do not often make the mis AlxJtnnm * t c c e t i* One o f the greatest evidences o f K b A itifc - capital cannot become Interested In ineridiaii, in Polk county, Oregon, more pai- take o f givin g too much. A certain progress In the live stock industry. In jhtitt S**d ♦ the building o f common roads, since | ticularly dencrilied as beginning i> 04 chains woman who uot long ago entered a Nebraska, says the Omaha YVorld-IIer- there would be no Income from the In north and 10.43 chains east of the point where Glasgow church was an exception to ald. is the increased demand for full the qiiaiter section line running east and west H £ M C, NO BACON. vestment. such as there Is in railways. through the center of section 90, in township the rule—at least she thought ao. She blood and pedigreed breeding stock. It Municipal, county, state and the na | 0, south, range d west, and section 2d, of towi passed the collection liox at the door would be difficult to find a district o f tion.if com m ents have not had the ship 0 south, range 6 west, ensues the town- and dropped in sixpence. Then she T w o M etliO ’^i ot < i r i i i x l a ! « # o x th e country anyw here that has invested Farm ApcrfectHemcdy forConstipa- f*titv I tin ght directly before them In I ship line itinning north and south between took her scat In the church aud .vailed more inouey or Introduced more or fin ' townsiiip 9 south, range A west, ami townshi, lion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea T h e North Carolina experiment sta Its full signlllcauce. because It Is nec 9 south, range <> west; running thence s mt) until the preacher appeared. er bred animals Into Its common herds Worms .Convulsions .Feverish essary to first educate the people to the 32.’«2 chains, thence south 79 degrees west liv T o her disappointment the officiat tion lias Issued an Instructive bulletin than lias been done In Nebraska duriug n e ss and L O S S O F SLEEP. necessities o f the movement. This is ' chains, thence north A2de‘/r*fca w«-st 25 chains, ing minister was not the Dr. H. whom on curing hams and bacon. There the past 12 months. These conditions j thence north 13 degrees east 31.99 chains, she find come to hear. On Inquiry she are tw o methods o f curing on the farm o f live stock improvement and develop Facsimile Signature of j thence ♦ ust 70,08 chains to the place of begin ning, containing 320 acres more or less. Also found that she had entered the wrong —d ry salting uuil pickling. Dry salt ment indicate an Increased value in the I the south half of tiie northwest quarter of sec church. It was not yet 0 » Into to hear ing Is more largely practiced than plc- young stock o f the state, which w ill tion 30, in township 9 south, range 0 west of the preacher o f her choice, but the six kllug. but In our experience w e have make 1300 one o f tin* best seasons for N E W YO R K . ; tiie Willamette meridian, containing HO pence was another mutter. T o leave been led to prefer the pickling. W e the breeder o f improved stock that has I acres. Also the north half of the northwest It iu the box would lie d e a r loss. The prepare a brine strong enough to flont ever been experb*ne»*d in Nebraska. quarter of section 30, in township 9 south, rn.go 0 west, of said meridian, containin'K woman was equal to the occasion. a potato, aud afte r the meat Is cut and The present discrimination in quality acres. Also the southeast quarter of section Slowly descending the gallery stairs, at the great live stock markets has 3d, in township 9 south, range 0 west, of sain she requested her sixpence hack and trimmed It Is dropped Into this brine for tw o or three days to draw out tho taught a Wesson to breeders and deal meridian, containing 100 itcres. Also the EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. received It from the officiating elder.— northwest 40 of the northwest quuiter of sec blood. It Is then taken out. aud a fresh ers which has turned the tide iu favor O A S T S R I A tion 30, in township 9 south, range 0 west, of Youth’s Companion. of a better grade o f animals. brine Is made, or the old hrlue boiled ▼HI CINTAUR COMPANY. NCW YORK CITY. — - — - s tid meridian, containing 40 acres. Also the und skimmed. T o the hrlue we then W h o t e s s T a ie g r a p h y . northwest quarter of the southwest quarter oi section 30, in icwindiip 9 south, range 0 west, CA SH IN G D R A FT S ABROAD. I t is said th.it successful exp e ri add one ounce o f saltpeter and a pint of said meridian, containing 40 acres, all in ments have at hist been accom plished e f black molasses fo r each 100 pounds Polk county, Oregon; the whole amount of cf meat. The meat is then returned to Easy llnnkfntr Metftnds W h ic h Cnu«e said lands being 720 acres, more or less. Haiti in wiieless t< legtaph y, and this would A m e r ic a n « M v cb S n ri»rl»e . sale is made to satisfy the amounts specifits undoubtedly he a goail thing and rev the hrlue. the thinner parts being put “ The continental banking methods in said execution and decree. olutionize iiih iiv ways of doing btisi- to themselves and the lmms and shoul are u great surprise to Americans,” Luted ut Luilas, Oregon, this 30th day of »ess. One writer lots gono so far as ders In another cask. The thin parts March, 1900. said a resident o f New Orleans who o say trinI wireless telegraphy ¡« the remain in the hrlue three weeks and TYPICAL OK NKW JKKHKY. J. (J. V AN OKSDKL, has Just returned from n trip abroad. Sheriff of Polk county, Oregon. ¿rcaiest discovery < f the age W e b g the hums four or live weeks, care be what Is being done by the wheelmen “ When I was lu I ’aris last month, 1 ing taken to keep all under the brine. t » ditier. Do not overlook iL 'S ie l er’a at the present time, and it must be said met a friend one day who had an The meat Is then taken out and bung >t >nvich Bitters when you talk about to their credit that they have enlisted English draft for £100 on one o f the lu the smokehouse or elsewhere to drip lie great things o f the world, 'ih '* tlie sympathy and support o f all the largest hanks in the city and w;inted and dry somewhat. It Is then slow ly •eerie«* medic ne has dene in «ri* to prominent farmers’ organizations In V aried P ra c tic e Arooue F a rm e r« and to get tho money. He had nobody to smoked with corneolm or hickory Hom e I'r iic t le u ! *u| fire «tio iia. punnfe health and te u le * oni cli the movement. With the tw o classes Identify him. but said, half Jokingly, The salting question conics up con tmnbias than any other medicine in wood, the smoke being smothered working together It Is only a question that he was going lo try for it any down with green cedar branches. If tistctire. It cures dyepepi-ia, puli o f time until the movement will be stantly. »A s a matter o f fact. It needs they arc to be Imd. The smoking Is how. and we weut to the place to It made a political Issue, and then will to come frequently to attention, ns the •cestinn. m daria and constipation. gether. continued for several weeks In favor come the desired improvements. salting o f stock is probably the most uevor f iis, 'Try it and le sure and “ W e were shown up stairs to a large able cloudy weather until all are well The argument offered In favor o f the qeglected o f the necessary operations ¿et the genuine with private tevenue worked. The linms should have the reception room set aside especially for improved roads Is that they lessen the */n a stock farm. This ordinarily comes ’ am p o\er the neck of bottle. l i customers, and presently a messenger upper port o f the smokehouse, where cost o f repairs, make it possible to haul nt U t the druggist palm oil a subsu came In and tor:!; the draft. About a from oversight, says T iie Breeder’s Ga the smoke hangs longest. In the early the largest amount o f goods with the me. zette. The Intention Is good, but the spring the hams are taken down and dozen othn* people were also -waiting f8innllcHt animal power, save time and In the room, and after a delay o f about rubbed well all over with a mixture o f ^ Increase property valuations. No rail memory Is at fault. On many farms it molasses and black pepper. They are ten minutes a well dressed young gen Clinsacter« In tiie llu lr. road company would expect to do busi Is the theory that stock is salted once tleman came to tin* door and bawled Women who are the possessors of fine then wrapped In stout paper and put ness If Its tracks ami roadbed were In a week. Sunday morning frequently be out In a loud voice. 'Mr. John Smith!’ such condition as to make It either Im ing the time selected for that “ chore.” biuck hair ure emotional and of very sen Into cotton hags which are dipped In My friend (call him John Smith for sitive nerves. whitewash and are again hung np. possible to use the trucks at long sea Some stockmen go to the other ex Coarse black hair is said to denote short) got np and was handed a bun sons o f the year or In using them have treme ami mix salt dally with the feed great energy, hut an unenviable disposi- j Soim ¡sick them town In chaff, but we dle o f bank note». No questions were pr< ’ ■ i to keep them hang ag. They to lose a great deal o f time and have o f the eat tie. Some farmers erroneous tlon. asked. immense repairs to make, and yet that ly believe salt Is not good for stock Women who have brown hair are tho nr< at their ¡.“ «I for tli ■ tai le or mar- ♦‘ I wit* nstonlshod. and In going out a rea r ■> . i t M* M a te * a is what the farmers and others using i ml withhold It. The practice varies one» to wlfi-t ns wW**a, for they nrr al I t c I took occasion to ark the well dressed ham fared In this most invariably full o f sentiment. Im year old or t * the common roads are doing in a com widely. never wau to tasti the “ em young gentleman whether the blink passioned, “ high strung.” loyal and eas wii parative wa.v every day In the year. The safest and the soundest principle wasn’ t taking desperate chances doing They make the most Impracticable ! Is to keep salt within reach o f animals ily affected. In brief, they are supposed balmed limns’ ot the western packers business iu that catch as catch can to possess all tlx* desirable qualities thut again ns long u« ui - II im s o f this attempts at road building and repair all the time and allow them to take It a woman con hare without the undesira kind w ill bring 18 to lid cents per fashion. 'And why?* he Inquired, open ing and then wonder why there Is no j at will, ns thel» appetites demand. I f ble ones. ing his eyes. I tried to explain, and pound when the linms o f the west and profit In their products, which have salt and water were alw ays ut the com Bed haired people are nearly always he shrugged his shoulders. ‘ W e have the white hams o f our fanners are sell been hauled over bad roads at the ! mand o f live stock, health and thrift j seen in business transactions quick of never had any losses.’ he said.” —New lug fo r 10 cents |>er pound. greatest expense. It lms been estimat would he materially promoted. It is perception, high tempered and witty. Orleans Times-Democrat. Trust not the woman who has the pale ed that In the states where the stone : not always possible or economical to T h e Mouth o f a Young Colt. blond hair—so runs the prophetic warn roads have been built the cost o f trans- | keep water constantly before animals, G r o n t i ’ Mt K n i t t e r s I n t h e W o r l d . T liore I h one thing In particular portntlou has been decreased to 20 per j but salt Is readily enough placed so ing—for it seems she is impulsive und A ll the women of Shetland knit. which Is almost universally lacking In loving, hut fickle, although a gifted and cent o f the form er figures and that the tlint they may take it at will. W e an agreeable companion. the United States In the training o f They learn the nrt in early childhood Ten for five cents, at Drugpists, Crneer*, R.*st.n:~int«, roads pay for themselves within a few much prefar rock salt for stock. It is Saloons, News-Stands, Ociiirai Stores and IV,»la rs colts, and m at is breaking them with and continue it all through their lives. years. It lms been further shown that more economical In that there is much Shops. They banish pain, induce sleep, and prolong life. The wool used for their knitting is good mouths, says fie ld and Farm. One K'ves relief! N o matter what's the matter, om- will the amount lost In the different ways j less wasted. Moreover, animals are A P j i n y S x v s d I s a P e n n / C a r n e d . It Is almost Impossible to And a young grown on the islands aud is carded do you good. Ten samples and on« thousand n-tii- mentioned w ill more than pay for the less apt to take too much o f it. When monials sent by mail to any address on receipt oi pthe, K coiioiny i< llie lesson taught by horse In the country that tins a good and spun by the people themselves. by die Ripan* Chemical Co., lo.Spruce St.; N ew Y'uik City! building nud repairs o f these roads on I deprived o f salt for some time, feeding Ills .'livin g It is true econom y to Machinery they have uot except the tho annual assessments made ffir them steers can easily enough get too much take Hood's S.irsaparil a at this tim e mouth. T tie colts' mouths have almost prim itive spinning wheel. Many o f or that It costs no more each year to i if It Is supplied In loose form, so much because it purities, enoiches mid vital- universally been spoiled lu their early the most elaborate shawls have taken training. 1 hnve had some experience have good roads than It does to have , thut It will set them to scouring, but xim the hloial and thus {tre ren ls sick In tills matter and If there Is anything months to make and some even years, bad ones. If It is put before them In rock form ness ami puts ‘. lie whole s «'e m i i a that I detest It Is a horse with a hard so that a very fine*shawl may be worth ____ > they cannot cat It. but are compelled lir e of health for the e o im n j s. a s m . mouth or a puller. When we consider as much ns $150 or $200. Most o f the C O S T O F BAD ROADS. to satisfy their appetites by licking it E very Untile of Hood's Ssrespai ilia that nil our commands, nil our wishes, knitting Is. however, o f the more home ly and serviceable kind aud may be 10.) iln.es— positive proof are to be given to the horse through l<!x|»enae o f Hanlnirc 1« Only n l*or- i slowly and are not likely to get an ex ’•uitains cess. that it is econom y lo lak e o n ly H ood. the reins to Its mouth, tills evil be bought from the women themselves for tlon o f the Actual l.oss. AU pastures should contain I mixcs o f “ C o rd ia lly Y o u rs." comes at once apparent. W e see. then. a very moderate price. Aa the road Is a type o f civilized so I ’ nles* barrel salt Is protected C on sli palii ii is cured hy H oed a ! Iiow necessary It is to keep the mouth T be manuer In which the washing o f Interesting ctmclusie are drawn from ciety It boot)men the duty o f every en salt. • vs writers sub In ns tender and sensitive a condition ns knit shawls Is accomplished in Shet n study of the different lightened nation to solve the great i under a shed It will waste from wash pills. 25 cents. scribe themselves. The curt “ yours” and questions o f road construction and ing when the rains come, whereas tlie possible to the touch. This Is a uni land Is a matter o f interest to most visitors. They are washed carefully “ yours truly” are found not only in busi mitintounuce to Its own satisfaction j rock salt Is subject to such loss only versal fault, not only In America, hut in soap lather, and then to prevent ness letters, hut in personal notes as well, mid good. Koine’s greatness marked In slight degree. A lump o f rock salt lu Cnnnila. where there are very good their shrinking they nr«? laced from for there are plenty of correspondents an era In road construction which was should be kept In the feed boxes for Dnluty Clotlif*« titinu«***«. horses and very good horsemen. who don’ t believe in gusli and who think -V IA - Gowns wvur h >» much l»t*tl**r when hung i T h ey know how to avoid tills diffi point to point o f the scalloped border thut “ yours truly” or "sincerely” means never before surpassed and which lias i the horse*, or. better yet. put in a sep in a large square wooden frame and about all they wish to convey. Opposed been equaled only In the present cen- j arate box over the manger within tlielr sway properly that every woman should j culty very ntneli bettor In England make it n point to do mo . And stnee Much ! than here. T h e system that 1 have placed o)itside the cottage to dry.—Chi to these sensible und essentiuliy practical tury and In the most civilised coun- l reach. A convenient but more expen persons is that class o f writers made up tries. The condition o f the public j alve form Is found lu some private dainty hanger* have come into general | Intel.v adopted In mouthing colts Is to cago News. Ml ASTA UOI'TE use the euMtom can prove lull a joy. usually o f young and enthusiastic indi roads lu the United States is probably and IIvery stables, consisting o f a slab put n web halter on the head with a W hy ? A Mnecessful and charming hanger can viduals, jim a rule of tho gentler sex, who worse than In any other civilized coun o f compressed salt, held In n little box be made from a quarter of au old barrel smooth, easy, good slxed wooden hit. “ W h y.” asks the New York Tress, throw words about ns carelessly on paper try ill tiie world. This condition Is due | that may be nailed to the stall at a hoop, cleaned thoroughly, t ’ottoi) bat- placed w ell np Into the mouth so as to “ should H artford be the center o f In as they do In conversation, and those who Trains leave b a lk « for T'ortlmi«! «m l wsy st-tiona largely not only to the undeveloped convenient place, and the exposed end tin*;. sprinkled with michet powder, is keep the tongue under the bit. Accus surance in this country instead o f New sign themselves “ affectionately yours” a tr-.lo a m. except Siimliçu». condition o f the country nud to the al o f the slab Is simwfthly rounded off. fastened to the frame, which I m then cov tom them to carry It there for a time; York? W hy should Boston be tin* cen even when writing to casual acquaint lowing o f local circumstances to deter This Is not Mt all necessary, as the rock ered with two widthn of ribbon, ruu to an hour Is unite long enough fo r the ter o f the copper industry? There is ances. “ Cordially yours,” by the way, is L e » ve port Lind 8:30 ¡1 in, 7:°» |> m mine location, etc., but to the lack o f salt will not Injure the tongue* of gether and mnusquetaired. Kibbon *UfH- Aral lesson. I-flier, a* they become nc- no copper withlu 1,000 miles o f the seen more and more frequently uow in Leave Salem 11 a h i ; 9:8ft p m A rriv e A solam i 12:88 a in; 1 l;.‘M) a in knowledge on the part o f many road horse* or cattle. They w ill soon lick cient for u lorn; loop tfor hnnginjr) ami a custoined to It. drop It down Into Its Hub. W hy should a m ajority o f our notes between acquaintances who are on A rriv e Sacram ento !• p m : 1:8ft a ui I m » xv I m theu fastened to the center and It as smooth a* glass. distinctly friendly or cordial terms. A ft officials as to the primary principles of A rriv e San Francisco 7:4ft p nr, 8:1ft a n A fte r that treatment ■hoe» be made at Lynn? this dainty addition to a woman's ward- proper place. er all, "sincerely yonrs” when it can be road construction, result lug In the It) has gone on for no hour or Co every t-nltA 1« iv.. . * “ W e can understand why Pittsburg used truthfully, is a simple and satisfac German W a r Horace. judicious use o f millions o f dollars of day for a \vi*fk o tuoiv- tbere an* no should he the center o f the iron indus tory way o f cuding friendly letters. Some Arrive Odiren ft:45 a m; 1 1 : «ft a in. A pamphlet reruntly Issued by the F o r O ver F ifty Y e a r s the public money annually. linos alts« U (J - t tL- Mt. sim ply a try , slttlug as she does In the heart o f p<*op!e have the habit of not prefacing Arrive Denver 8:00 • m; &M» a m. Gennai) war utile* throws some light Arrive Kan*n« Cltv 7:5Sa in; 7:2ft a t A n old and well tried rented. . Mrs. I bcsdMtftll amt th»* l ‘it— tin dumb j«*ckey Quotlug au eminent authority, the In- . their names with any set form o f word* the ore and coal region, but why Arrive dilungo 7:45 a m. 9.80 a iu. on the arrangements made for the pro W in slow ’s Soothing Syrup In s Isei. I creastnlVost o f haulage actually done at the fbd of letters. They stop when I k put on and a pair o f rein*, but they should she make n»*arly all our glass Is by no means the only loss resulting motion o f breeding which are worth used lor m e - fifty years hy m illion , of | w»*n* m vt*r drawn 1 |) taut. TU»*n whnu they g»t through und simply write their when there Is better »and elsewhere? notice. A fte r polutlug out that the •nothers for their children while ic-th Arrive ! o* Ànge'e* 1:20 p m; 7.00 a m. from bad road*. The loss o f perish they roim* I'uir^drat h*.saona in run- W h y is Provldeoee the great jew elry signatures, this being on easy way out stamp o f horse must depend on local mg. with perfect sncee«s. It soothes Arrive Kl Pus** 0:00 p m; O:»1 ») p m. of the difficulty.—McCall’s Magazine. able product* for want o f access to nlqg iilHMit a hox stall or a small van! Arri e Fort Wort!» 0:30 »m;0SU»m. Arrive City of Mexi -o 9U>L a nr, 9:ftó a r market, the failure to reach markets condition* breeders are reminded tlmt he ehilil, softens ih c g iim r , sllavs nil Arrive j\iri.e Huston JI ilf tini 4 ■* 00 Vi a * m;4:00 ni, i.vu » m i in. when prices ore good and the failure they may. under certain condition*. pain, cures wind colic am i is the best A rrive Sew Orleans fi: ft p n»;fi:ift p w |„ ,.|e u. — ____ — ■ — ______ A rriv a W a»hin«fc>n 0:42 a nr, 6.4 ' a m to cultivate product* which would he jMXHMir.. iruo,! mart-, at f « . t Pricv from ro(IK,, , „ r ,|U rrh (* * . A rrivo New ^ »»v* 12 43 p m; tï:43 p i tuvnlry <l«-,«>t at Kalkreutb. They Ho!,I by , l r » „ „ i , t ! 1 ¡ „ .v e r y A M Ê k § & ¡ f " marketable If markets were always of » » . „ „ r|,|. 25 c. „ l . a |«,«|,.. J H M È B X f " * ■ f t Q f _ accessible add many millions to the a r , . " " I.."..,I acalnat tax o f bad mads, uot to speak of the I Pnflm iiii am i T«'nrÌF*, cara on N .th tra n«. C h;iir T ii X « ,'r a i)m iiio tu «Hlgeti alni Kl l’a v ), and army, n "/ , with It. I . . demand «■manti for .Iro n *, «. • me- « - , ( (, , k , „ r Mri< M r„ W ill,| ii.«l..w „w ', '« 8 ,.,H .. . t l, .i„ i„ K Sv *7 H fc g y t i f i » M M detriment to social communication, ed a ! «a ra Su c'ii< ago , 8t. Luui», N ew <Jrl«*ari« ami U a *h - f i l i m i filit I' ' l.t 1 1 1 boran. inriuxu w i l l t w v lia n *.««1 ir,uul . . kind . . . ¡ ■ a nn.l i lU will, hep lMk„ ■ ^ I ucation and -religion.- Maurice O. K! inptun. cavalry material Is lim i In Ylds coun- * Surgical opcrsUona and flesh destroying plaster* are useless, painful and dangerous, and besides, never cure Cancer. dtidge. try. alw ays l»e a n «gtilir purchaser * 0 No matter how often a cancerous sore is removed, another ct«mes at or near the same point, and always ir a worse form. Connectincr at San Fr.iH i.w o a Uh »et era! m- thereof, lu order to sell his horse to Itniet t t r lff« , Does not this prove conclusively that Cancer is a blood disease, ami that it is folly to attempt to cure this deep-seated, dangerous 'h .«l ritte* fo r Hun«’lttlu. J .p aii, China, Pbillipti. An ounce o f smooth road is worth a the army the breeder must !>ear In j blood trouble by cutting or burning out the sore, which, after all, »a only an outward sign of the disease —a place o f exit for i eiitrul alni huulh AecerK-a. bt.N Ci T H R E E S A C R O W D . the poison ? mind that It must !>e year* old; other pound o f whipping the horse. Cancer runs in families through many generations, and those whose ancestors have been afflicted with it are liable at any To |«rk» am) play« the'a got»« with i m The farm er who Is mired In the mud wise :i sale will I k * alinoMt impossible.” Fur «>i„htei.>n n.t niha or more; time to be stricken with the deadly malady. C U R V A I I.D* V. « I I . D A IL Y t p *•> III* kms** should I h * deeply Inter Strong artillery horses are iu most de l*vr found I n * beat of t ompanj mand. then troop horse* for heavy cav ested in road*. (F x c e p l S iim k ) ) In tripa a »-«« aahore. alry. then medium and light horse*. A im ) yet of love »lie's never framed F-irtland 7:30 A M Lv. P «rtlafid Ar. S KO F IL The Improvement o f n road should A word for me. I'll own. Perrv 11:08 A M Lv. Lv. 2:14 I' « T iie pamphlet contains photographs of dc|H'nd upon something more than the Y*< for this lark she cwn't ha I —further proof that Cancer is a disease of the blood. C urv a li)« HAftPM Ar. Lv. 1:20 I 1 M ty|H*s o f animal* actually Ic use to wind and the still. Site's Doily'a chaperone. To cure a blood disease lik e this you must cure the entire blood system—remove ex-cry trace of the poison. Nothing show tiie breeder« the class required I At A U « nini Corv.ilia ••••nn*«-t with train* O ra Cancer effectually and permanently but S. S. S. yon Central «n«l Ka*t< rn m ilro*«l. She never vtrwa in liaOesa way ami careful description* to supplement I searches out and removes ail tsint. and stop* the formation of cancerous cells. No mere tonic ‘ la m ila ition, ts At Aower abowa the priae; S. S. S. enters the them. Thu* an artillery horse at 3 yea r« Shv quite appreciate« a play— ary Mood medicine can do this. S. S. S. goes down to the very roots o f the disease, and forces out the deadly poison, or ordinary D ALLAS P A SS K N C K R. obi must stand from 15 bands 1 Inch to | K fl l f'«»inp-trvit. You tec that ia her eye«. allowing the sore to heal naturally ami permanently. S. S. S at the same time purifies the blood and builds up the general nealth. H er Fpltcrv of aclio n 's lim ited. Ilrlg f n You don't know wlmt you 15 huiuis 2kj Inches; If full grown. 15 A little pimple, a harmless looking wart or mole, a lump in the breast, a cut or bruise that refuses to Daily, Except S«r4*j The esA-ort'a no* her own, Inches. ! are talking about when you call me a hand* 2 'S Inches to 1C» hands it under ordinary treatment, should all be looked upon with suspicion, as this is often the beginning ox B P M Lv. «u t unobtrusive, be it aaid, «'.-rtlnr. He must hnve goo«l bone, liroail che*t. donkey. ■d form o f cancer 9 T « Ar. I-al.-m la Didly'a < ld ggs I’ d like to know why I don’ t. particularly strong quarters and go«*! Mr* Sara ft M. Keralinf 041 Windsor Ave Bristol. Tenn., write* : I Wic « twenty Sve If ah.»'« a iky. «in 41 vesra old. an«1 tor three year* had suffered with a wvere form of I once owned a donkey for throe harm*** shoulder*. “ An artillery horse my jaw. which the doctor« in Ihia city aau! wm * inctraMe and And Iklly'a hut nineteen; mu*! la* able to work under the weight I month*.—Uhlcngo \ewa. YAMHILL CIV IH C N . i "X u statement aix u that I could not live more than aix months. I ■ accepted their mm | ~ Her eyes are h ue ami Polly*« gray— W l ï c i ttrl»4, !«";• t J r t rt w afreet. •u«t l’*d gi*en up all hope of ever >*e in** i wrll «gnin whe»i mv o f the rbler and the free motion o f the nine «j»* true. I ween. A l K L IK M A IL w M .'k n o w in g o f m y t.*ndi)k>:i. recom m ei tdeii S S R. Alter tskii IM » M A L I. Since “ three's a crowd" I think, may hap, Horae* were Introduced Into Krypt heavy wagons with five other hor*e* Softie « (he «ore began to heal, much to the snrpri-e of the phy Leave « K a . l i . Arrive 3 f * p 1 1*11 wo® • maid «.'one; e r a r e . I have gained in iiesh.’ m v npp etite •n a abort time made « Laavr S:5u p. m. 1 te.Ua by the shepherd kings lews than I TOO and draw a load o f 42 hundred weight A itlx e t ft*. . I've half a mimi to set my rap ___ .. — iu fact, am e n jo y in g perfect henlth. ’ « - Arrive S:lO p m. A i. ike Leave 7.Ml a. a It. C. No borne figure« appear on the on a heavy march under the strain o f For DoLy's chaperone Our medical department is in charge of phvstciana of long an alternate trot and gallop lo deep early monuments o f Egypt. —t o r Farrell Urrene 1« Detroit Free Pra«. xpenence, who are especially skilled in treating Cane r and other Mood diseases. Write for any advice Ave I * W ow i* ager.t at Dal'«« eUti.m o ■oil np an Incline.” or information wanted, we «sake no charge whatever for this aerxice. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLAN TA, 6A. c . If MAftRH.AM . O 1 Fonbri.i, j issòpi S t Jacobs Oil For Infanta and Children. ¡The Kind You Have . Always Bought RHEUMATISM NEURALGIA LUMBAGO SCIATICA Bears the Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bought. M PANS TA BU LES Doctors find. A Good Prescription Sòr mankind South »-a East SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. ,„rp E mm m m EW E EX » fg * J p f r C a n n o t be C u t O u t o r R e m o v e d with P la s te rs Only Blood Diseases con bo Transmitted from One Generation to Another Me ..."".I «!'.•« «.«.I "'"» ooi . i > m .!,«t -the C