“ T i l l . I .I H l# P I « C > w
Summons.
H o m e .”
A ton-pipooileot of a Now Joinoy
frli'inl writes to l i l i n tlial he has a very
In the circuit court of, tin? st.'tte of Oregon,
seusilile pis. He says he li.nl more fur I’nlk countv, department No. 2.
p!gy ilia it he wauled to keep, so he s o l d I A Lei I'glow, plaintiff, .
vs,
*
o n e t o a i i i i i u llvlns Iti a l i e l s h l H i r l l l S
v illa
The little pis had lien» l l v i n s !*hya D j «I v •'»nil .J«>hu .
I. Paly, defendant*. '
III He p a n willi Ids tiro I hers and sis. To John .1, Daly, one of the al».»ve named de
leis and had n e v e r b e e n outside ef il
fendants:
IN 'll IK N A M K OK HIE.STATIC OK
until the man who Uoiishl him pul Id’ll
I
regot
t, you are hereby required t*» appear
In a laiskei. l i e d dowu llie »-over and and answer
the 0.111 pi.tint filed against you in
put II in his wagon to carry to I he new* j the above entitled M»it •*!» or before the hist
home, latte iu the afternoon the farm j day of the time proecrilied in the order for
er who sold ihe pig says he was surpris the publication of this ami:innii», fco-wit: The
let «lay of June, 1!KX>. and if ) ou fail to to ap
ed lo see something coming across Hie pear
or answer for want thereof, plaintiff w ill
sivampy meadow lielow Ills home, lie apply to the court for the relief demanded in
watched II struggling through the wet hit»complaint The relief deman le I in said
places, climbing the knolls, unlll at last complaint is for a judgment and decree that
he discovered that It was his little the plaintiff recover from the defendants,
I'liva Daly and John .1. Daly, the sum of
friend, the pig he had sold, and who $*i00, with interest thereon it the rate of ten
was now all covered with mud and pt r cent, per annum, from the till day of De
dust and who. though very tired, seem cember, 1895, until imid, an 1 f >r the further
ed rejoiced lo gel back to his old home sum of ¿7*» attorney’s fees and for coats and
dUbureements herein, and fo r a decree that
again, lie went straight toward the t te plaintiff’s mortgage mentioned and de-
l.aru. where he knew there was the » «¡bed ill the collil»lail t (T ill l»e foreclosed,
only home he recognized as such. The and that the p endues therein described !>e
money was returned to the mau who »old to sa’ isfy said sums, ami that you and
each of you be b arrel and forever foreclosed
hud bought the little pig. and he staid of and from any and all right, title and iuter'
during the rest of his unlurul life ut eat in or to the following described premises,
situated in the county of Polk ami state of
his oid borne. -Christian Work.
C U T T L E F IS H
FOR LITTLE FOLKS.
IN K .
The Peculiar I.f«(ald Which Thla Cu
n e r o l.m u n d a B u y H e ro .
rious Animal injects.
j Soniotlmi's It requires more bravery |
The cuttlefish are caught in great
¡ 10 do a little tbiut; all alone than to do
M inor accidents a rs so frequent
numbers oft the Cornwall coast and
and such h urts so troublesome
some great tiling In company wltb oth-
are used as n bait for the conger eel,
no household should be with
¡ ers. Thus a soldier may be a hero on
out s bottle of
for which tbjs part of the world Is cel
tlie field of battle, tint lack tlie courage
ebrated. The cuttlefish possesses no
j to stand up alone on a platform and
real mouth, but bus a long, cylindrical
I make a speech.
sucker with which it adheres firmly to
the bait. The method of capturing the
ltalpU ’.Valdo Emerson, lu his essay
fish Is as follows: A long line from
on “Heroism," says that genuine hero- ;
tor
which are suspended from 200 to 300
instant
ism Is persistence. As an Illustration
une,
hooks baited with portions of pilchards
be tells how his little son Waldo on his ‘
s s th e
(almost the only bait the cuttlefish will
world
way to school had to puss a house
take) Is let down into the sea and al
knows
AVegelabie Prcpaiationfor A s
where lived a Trench family. The
lowed to stop there for aliout half an
it i s s
similating the food antlRed ula -
child heard the family talking their na
hour. It Is tbeu drawn up. aud the
ling tlì£ S inmarhs aiul Boweli. of
tive language, which he could not un
cuttlefish are found hanging by menus
PERFECT
of their suckers to the L>ait.
i derstand. and that made him have a
) W A V IS
CH 1 U > K # V
The moment that they leave the wa
CURE
tort of superstitious fear of them. So
I Jlr. Emerson usisi to walk to and from
ters they eject with considerable force
.
for
a great quantity of deep, black, viscous
i school with the little fellow.
Promote s Digestion,Cheerful-
substance which Is about the consisten
But oue day he decided that the
nessandRest.Contains neither
cy of treacle, and the stain made by It
¡ child was old enough to overcome his
Opium.Morphine nor Mineral.
upon the clothes of the fishermen is
fear and pass the house of the Trench ¡
and
N o t N a h c o t ic .
permanent If It happens to fall upon
¡ family by himself. He went to school
with the lad and told him that be must
them.
1 had a conversation with one man
return aloue.
1 Oregon, to-wit: The tract or portion of land who has several times received n full
After school was dismissed Waldo
Pumpkin Seed"
! being a part of the donation land claim of
Mx.Smnm *
Hulked manfully toward home until be
G u ess!
i Win. Bunts, Notification No. (ism, claim No. charge In his face, and he assured me s je w u F U F W U F S F u m r w w w f i
RotAdle SJU -
that
beyond
the
smell,
which
Is
most
bad uearl r> a- bed Ihe Trench house. !
j 50 in township 8, south, range 0 west, of the
W hat do«» «In hold in her dim pled hands.
Anin Seed *
Willamette meridian, in the county of Polk nauseous, he felt no Inconvenience ut
T h is quaint U tile maiden fair.
Then he stupì 1. and. leaning against |
W ith her (¿reenaway dress and her broad rimmed ami state of Oregon, ami bounded and de all. no smarting or pain Iu his e>ea aud
the fence begin to whimper. Miss ¡
«A G W 'ir!A > ' Jtii.
f Hem Seed -
scribed os follows: Beg n dug at the north-
lis t.
Said the man " ho buX traveled: KII zm I hmu i ietir, a ueiglibor, saw him
And her show er of golden hair?
west cornel of said claim No. 50, thence south no bad after effects.
If any of the liquid gets upon the "Years ago in a western frontier town and w -nt tc his rescue. "Coinè. Waldo. |
48 degrees, f»2/, east 40.10 chains, thence south
I 42 degrees M
‘
west along the center of the nets. It rots them lieyond repair uu- a traveler, foots .t and weary, arrlv»Hl
I am gol ; your way. and you can |
A perfect Remedy for Constipa
county rood from Dallas to Lewisville, 07 05 less It Is washed off immediately. An I one afternoon and made his way down
walk with me.’- said she.
tion, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea
| cha ns to the intersection of said center line of
other
curious
fact
is
that
this
fluid
the
one
street
of
the
burg.
He
was
The
child
looked
up
tearfully
Into
siid county mail with the center line of the
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish
her eyes a moment and I lien said In !
county road from Isaacs Sm ith’s to Lewis will not Injure cloth in the slightest ! suddenly startled by the sounds of
n ess and L O S S O F SLE E P.
ville, thence along center of last itsm *d coun degree beyond making a permanent shots, and, looking up. discovered four
the most doleful voice. ”1 dou't think
ty road, north 52 degree* 15* west 5.(X) chains, stain. One man told me that he had i men shooting at one another.
The
that
was
wlint
my
father
meant
for
me
j
Facsimile S i g n a t u r e o f
thence south 28 degrees west 20 40 chains to
to do." Then tie trudged on by him
| the southerly boundary of said claim No. 50, used a Jersey for several years which i men were standing at the four corners
i thence north 58 degrees SO' west 18.87 chains had been squirted all over at different | o f an Imaginary square, and each was
self.
N EW YO RK.
io the soutliw* st corner of said claim No. 50, times by these cephaloj>od8. but that shooting at the man catacorner to blin.
In such ways boys and girls may
j thence north 28 degre* i> 15' east 00 23 chains except for 4he cloth being stained It Being In what he supposed a safe posi prove their heroism In the little duties
j to the place of beginning, containing 205.14
was as good os ever.
tion, he paused to watch the outcome of life.
| acres more or les*.
When this “Ink” Is ejected under wa i f the fray, when a bullet, golug wide
| This summons is published pursuant to an
; order of the Hon, \V. L. Wells, udge of the ter, it hangs in a sort of cloud and does of its Intended mark, cut by his ear.
I M P E R T I N E N T S I MI AN S .
I county court, of the state of Oregon for Polk not spread -London Leader.
That roused his wrath, and. drawing
j county, dulv inode at chamber» on the 17th
his pistol, lie dropped the man In his sin Kxiterienoe In tlie Monkey Tem
day of April 1000. The (late of the first pub
ili# at llena re».
lication of this summons is Ap*il 20, 19C0,
tracks who had all but dropped him.
ml of the last publication Ju n e 1, 1%0.
On tlie occasion of our visit to the
Another bullet flying wide from its
A R i c h M a n 's P ro je ct.
TO W NS K M ) * H AI IT,
mark, but near to the stranger, caused monkey temple at Bañares we had
Attorneys for plaintiff.
A rich man,s s'atem cnt that he in-
provided ourselves with popcorn and
teuds to devote almost his entire Mm to lay out oue of the other pair, other goodies which we expected to of
ind the two remaining men sought
fortune to charitable works h is aroused
-ufety In flight. Iu that particular fer their bolineases. But the monkeys
C itation .
nitidi discussion. This is because it
did not give us a chance to do that.
will do much good. It is a praise town duels had lieeu previously com They snatched the dainties from our
paratively harmless amusements, ow
In the county court of the state of Oregon worthy endeavor, but there are many
ing to the poor marksmanship of the hands, aud when our supplies were ex-
for folk county.
other agencies which accomplish ju>t
coutestauts, but the mau who could la usted they amused themselves by
j In the matter of the estate of David Davis, as much good.
lake
llos'ctlerV
leceased.
shoot had arrived, aud the inhabitants, mimicking us.
To Mary Dieckhoff, Edgar David, Frank Da- Stoni ..eli Hitt» rs for instance— the although they turned out to greet him
One of our party, who had a bad
remedy. For fifty
. vi.s, Ida L e w , A. J . Davis ami William L. great American
in a body and grant him the freedom cold, used his handkerchief with con
Davis, greeting:
years it lias cured constipation, dys
IN TD K NAME OF THK STATIC OK pepsin and all the ills which arise of the city, did so in manifest awe and siderable emphasis. Scarcely had he
replaced his handkerchief In his pock
I >regon, you and each of you are hereby cited
trepidation.
“ WHAT DO ICS 811K HOLD?"
j md required to appear in the county court of from we.ik digestion. This medicine
"Whenever he told the story after et when a monkey seized the protrud
“ A bunch of sw eet v io le ts i" Bessie declares.
the state of Oregon, for the county of P.«lk, will keep |lie stomach iu good shape
ing end, pulled it out and gave an ex
“ Som e candy I " enys sugar too th Paul.
! it the court mom thereof, in Dallas, in the and the bowels regular. It is a won ward. be used to wind It up Impress
“ Oh. I know I” shouts K ate, w ith a m ischievous
ively by saying. ‘And. boys, In that cellent imitation of the act. Then, of
i said county of Polk, on
wink.
derful restorative tonic and health
town after that they went around me course, some of us had kodaks, and
M o n d a y, th e 7 th day ef May,
“ She h asn 't got nuflln at s i l l "
builder. It is also a preventive for
as If I had been a swamp.' " —New after we had taken several pictures
| liKX), a t !)o’clock in the forenoon of that day,
malaria,
fever
and
ague.
Ask
for
it,
Now I 'l l whiaper a se cre t, if y ou ’ ll never t e ll—
another personification of impudence
then and there to show cause, if any there be.
York Tribune.
She is not holding posies or plums.
why H. B. Cos per, the administrator with and insist upon li iving it. See that a
picked up a little block of wood which
Hut hidden away in her (at III tie fists
| will annexed, of the estate of David Davis, , Piivate Kev. » ue Stamp covers the
lay upon the ground aud with it took i
C o n «111 e r e (I t h e P r o f e s s o r .
Are two dear, lit tle , duln ty, pink thum bs!
(creased, should not lie authorized, IK.-eiised ! neck of the Lot tie.
— E lle n K night Bradford in L ittle F olk s.
The mighty Jowett of Oxford Invited several snapshots at us.
and empowered to sell a t public auction, in
A third ill conducted simian (a vain
j the manner provided by law, for the purpos--
a Btudeut to walk with him. After
i >f raising funds with which to pay off the in
T lic D o n k e y D o n k .
They Take Their Cow* With Them. they had been on the road for about : female, who deserted her infant for
debtedness of said estate, the real property
The czar of Russia lias three small 30 minutes the pupil finally spunked 1 the purpose) grabbed from my shoul
A woo little lady who lives In a sub belonging to said estate, which is deso. died as
urb hhw and heard a donkey for the fol ows, to-wit: The southeast quarter of daughters whose chief uourisliuien up inrage aud remarked. "Nice day. ders a red chuddar scarf aud In a few
j flying leaps carried it to a lofty mina
! professor."
first time the other day while out for a section 18, in township 9 south, range ti west, consists of milk. aud. ns experts lu t
Do you really chink so?” wus the ret. There she put it on and evidently
walk with her aunt. She talked about of the W illamette meridian, in the county of rearing of babies commend the use of
Polk and state of Oregon, and containing l!»0
i “fancied herself” Immensely. But she
milk of oue cow. the little princes- s faraway «ms; ' _ of Jowett.
It continually after getting home. It acres.
Another k T ’ hour passed, and the was not allowed to retain her prize,
was "such a boofu’ donkey” and
W IT N E S S the Hon. W . L. Wells, judge take the cows with them ou their tru
j In about three minutes at least 40 tnou-
When they were taken on a u- ¡boy stammei»id out;
of the county court of the state els.
“such a good donkey’ and so on
of Oregon, for the county of cent visit to the emperor of (iermauy. i “Nice road profi-snor."
! keys had bit a piece of my precious
through her small store of adjectives.
[ h RAL
Polk, with the seal of said court a palatial stable car was attached to
chuddar.
When her father came home at night,
The teacher responded. "I)o you real
affixed, this 19th day of March,
j Then our native guide informed me
the Imperial train, and lu this car were j ly think so?”
ho heard the story over again, with a
A. D , 1900.
two stately Holstein cows, which sup
Attest: K. Hay ter, clerk.
renewal of the adjectives.
The matriculate began to boll lu his that the monkeys were very fond of
plied milk fresh, warm and of a uni ! bones and to get even more frightened, scarfs and that they captured a great
“And so you liked the donkey, dar
form quality ns the children required ' but he managed to again blurt out. i many on the stone “ghats” near the
ling. did you?” he asked, taking the
Summons.
It. The Railroad Gaxette states that "Clouds seem to be lilting up with rain, temple while their owners were bath
tiny lass on tils knee.
ing in the river. Perhaps on the prin-
when the two august emperors fell on professor.” to which the answer was;
“Oh. yes. papa; I liked him—that Is.
; clple that “misery loves company” he
I liked him pretty well, but I didn't
"Do you really thiuk so?”
In the circuit court of the state of Oregon each Olliers’ necks at the station at
Potsdam the awed spectators were
for Polk county, department No. 2.
like to hear him donk.”
The two returned lo the college ; seemed to think his item of news ¡
F. M. Bailey, phiinbifF, ■
somewhat startled to hear a lusty ground, aud the professor said, “Well, ought to console me; but. although the
V*
Ton for five c e n ts,a t DrujQrhta, C rocers. Rrst.-iorant»,
“moo!” from the train which had Just young mau, we have been walking for “monkeyshines” continued as long as
A C le v e r H o rn e .
John MuiiMon, Arvilla !
R;-.ioo:is, N ew s-Stands, (itn v ral Stores and ii.in««-rs
brought the czar.
several hours, aud everything you said we stopped in the tern (ile “compound,”
S>»ops. T liey banish pain, induce sleep, and i>roloi.^ life.
At a farm one of the horses wns con Munson, and II. 1<
I no longer found them quite so lu
One gives relief I N o matter what’s the m atter, «in«- <%j|j
Kenton,
A.
F
.
Toner,
has
been
as
stupid
as
it
possibly
could
stuntly escaping from its stable at purtucr» doing biiNiue»»
do you Rood.
Ten sam ples and one thousand |. ,ti-
dicrous.— Chautauqua ».
“ The N oblest Mind
be.”
m o itu ls sent by mail to any address on receipt of pi h e ,
night, and It wns thought some boyc j under the firm name of
by the R ¡p an s Chemical C o., lo.Sprucc S t., N'tw \ oik City!
His
companlou
replied,
"Do
you
real
The
best
contentment
lias."
Y>i
had been playing pranks and let It out. Kenton vt Toner, and
It D ep en d ».
however noble in mind, no man or ly thiuk so?”
The farmer decided to sleep In the hay ! J . C . Proctor and Mal
“Dou't you love an old fashioned
tha
Proctor,
defend
The
professor
looked
at
the
young
woman
can
have
perfect
contentment
loft to discover, If he could, how It was ant».
snowstorm. Pauline?”
managed, lie found the horse broke T oJ. 0. Proctor, sns of th# above named da* without physical health. The blood man a moment. Then he smiled and
“Yes. if the man who takes me out
grasped
his
hands
warmly.
From
that
•mist
he
kept
pure
and
the
stomach
the halter, went to the door, pulled the
fendants:
has a new fashioned sleigh.” -Chicago
time
on
conversation
never
flagged
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OK and digestive organs in good order
latch up and galloped into a field near
Ue:o;d.
yon uru hereby reipiirad to appear The I test means for this purpose is during their walks.—Saturday Evening
with the cows and sheep, and no the Oregon,
antluiiMwer the complaint filed against you in
l
’osu
Hood’s
Sarsaparilla.
It
promptly
mystery was explained.
the above entitled suit on or before the lust
, day of the time prescrilied in the order for biires all blood humors and erupt io:;*
P H tlr il th e P o rte r.
: publication of this NUintnons, to-wit: Ttie 1st and tones up the system.
The pet fad of a certain actress Is
j lay of June, 1900, and if you fail to ho appear
60 Y E A R S’
I and answer, plaintiff will apply to the said
The favorite cathartic is Hood's shoes, and she never travels without a
E X P E R IE N C E
I court for the relief demanded in his complaint
pair of shoe trees lu her satchel. One
Pills.
25c.
| The relief demanded in s iid complaint is for a
seasou she was touring the west. When
judgment and de jree against tne defendant,
she went to bed iu the Pullman the
Gcr e a! Agent on the Pacific Coast for
J«*hn Munson, for lb© sum of 91,000, with in
FropnKHlinK < tiry until lie mum a.
terest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent, pel
The usual method of propagating first uight eastward from Butte, she
annum from the .‘ini day of Dec*eiiiher, 1898.
took
off
her
trim
walking
boots
aud.
and for the flirt mr sum of $200 attorneys chrysanthemums Is by menus of cut us her custom is, slipped the trees into
fees, ami f«»r costs and disbursement» in this tings. If large plants are desired, they
tr a d e M arks
suit, and for a decree that plaintiff’s mort are started in January or February, them and set them under the edge of
D e s ig n s
gage mentione land described in the complaint but when large blooms are wanted for the berth. It was broad daylight when
C o p y r i g h t s A c .
herein lie f«*reclo**d, and that the premise-* exhibition purjioses the cuttings arc she was awakened by the respectful
An von« «endtiitf a »ketch mid dcncrlntlon may
therein describe«! I»e sold to satisfy »aid siuns,
quickly ascertain our opinion fro© whether an
aud somewhat awestricken voice c*
ft H A ST A KOL'TK
an I that you lie barred ami f«»rever forecloaed often started as late as May or June,
Invention la probably patentable. Cnmmunlca-
She drew the curtaiua
*1 and fi *«in uny and all l ight, title aud Intel - and the phrits are grown to single the porter.
aoiii free. Oldest
Oldoftt in
aironry for securing patent«,
e»t
¡11
or
to
tfie
following
described
premise»,
aside
aud
looked
out
Into
the
aisle.
ruteni» taken
tad
stems and allowed to develop but one
tnrnuirh Munn A Co. receive
rprrúil notice.
to -" t
All of th at tract of land aituaU in flower.
ice, without charno. In the
In order to grow healthy The porter was standiug there, boldiug
T rsln s leave D alla* for Portland mid way station s
' o k conntv, Oregon, t*»-wit; Beginning at
a t f i:1 0 a . m . e x ce p t Sundays.
.» point iu the center of the county mail at the plants that will give large and fine the shot’s lu bis baud.
“Here they la. lady.” be said.
“outheust corner of the M artha E. Dm ford flowers, strong and vigorous cuttings
A handsomely IHunfrated weekly. Lnrvest otr-
r »ct in the d«matiou land cluim of David will I k * necessary, and they will bo
I’ulatlon of any »dent Ido lournal. Term». $3 a
“Well. Just put them down under the
P.»rll;»n«l 8:30 a in, 7:3 • p in
year; four niontha, $L Sold by all newsdealer*.
Also the largest stock of warm air registers and furnace Leave
1 »rant and wife, Not No. 1,9.31. se ctio n ^ , best If they are taken from plauts that tie:»h pb .1 • said she. The mao bea-
Leave Salem 1 1 a nr, 9:3 5 p in
townsliip 7 eolith, rang«* 5 went, thence run
A rrive A shland 12:33 a m : 11;30 a m
supplies
on
the
Pacific
coast.
¡lutod
¡1
uipu
»it.
ning west along the center of aaid n«a«l 17 1-2 have not been forced.—American Agri
A rrive Sacrament«» L p nr. 4:35 a m
011 y t j ( »(> y ou put them on by
A rrive San F ran cisco 7:45 p in ; 3:15 a ni.
chains, theuca north t«> th« center of the I a A- culturist.
Creole river, thence down said river with the
y ( m isci
e< I.
meamieriiigs thereof to a point due north of
“What.
0
shoe«9”
asked
the
lady.
Ailm inistraors Notice.
For Over Fifty Y s a n .
A rrive O dcen 5:45 a n»; l i :4 5 a ni.
starting (stint, tlience south 22-7.5 chain» to
"No. miss” answered the |>orter. "I
Arrive D enver 9 :0 0 » n i; 9 :00 a m .
the place of beginning, containing 24 acre»
An old and well tried remedy. Mrs
A
rrive K ansas C’itv 7 :2 5 a n i; 7.25 a m.
means
yom
feet.
Aiu
1
these
yero
more or less.
Winslow’s Soothing Syrup lias Lien
A rrive Chicago 7:45 a m ; »;30 s m.
o n e* IS tir.KKHY o i v k n t o ALL w h o m i t
This numinous is publinhed by order of the
tilings
feet?'
may concen t. th a t I have been »(«pointed by Hon. W . L. Well», judge of the county court used lor over fifty years by million» of
Blue«» then she lias carried the ghast
lion, \V. L. Well«, j ultre of l*olk e i .n h .»m u in lstfslor of tf.e state of Oregon for Polk countv, mothers f«»r their children while teeth
of the ©»t-itti <>f William (.a y , lato of Polk count \
A rrive I o« A nge1«« L * 0 p n i; 7 0Ô a m.
It soothes ly looking boot trees In her trunk.—
d«ce*»«it. All persons Indebted I • said e state « i 1 made at chandtera on the 17th day of Aptil, ing, with perfect success.
A rrive F.l Ihis» «*:0U p n i; fl:'<0 p n».
WMiltllflOft 1 u S t . _______
Th«» date of the first publication is
malts in.- payment and any «me holding a claim 19M,
A rri e F o rt W o ith »130 a u i; 6 . » a m.
the
child,
softens
the
gums,
allays
all
a/ainst mid rntat« will pr<Nent the name to m e, dulv April ‘/ 0. 1900, Mid of the last publication
A rrive C ity f.l Mexi o 9:55 a m : 9 :55 a ni.
pain, cures wind colic and is the betd
v orirte.1, within iix month« from th is date, a t the J .ne 1, 1900.
A rrive N o sto ii 4 00 a n r,4:0ü a m.
ofltc* of N. I. Butler, Dallas, Polk cou* tv , Orsuon
A rrive New O rléans 0: 5 p n i ;8 :2 5 p n r
remedy for diarrhoea. 1» pleasant t<* I
T O W N SE N D «V H A R T ,
ih iled , April *4. 1900.
A rriva Watdiiimton ü :4 ia in : 6 4.’ a ni.
the taste. Sold by druggists in every j
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
A rrive New ^ « rk 1* 43 p n»; 1 * * * P «*•
AMKI.IA H. t*A Y .
Admit, ivtral or
part of the world. 25 cent* a bottle, j
N. L. Holier ¡it»««rne> f»ir rotate.
It* value i* incalculable. He sure and
Pullm an and T o u rist cars on InAb tram *. C h air
ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing S\
a i» Sacram en to to O dgcn and Kl Paso, aud tou rU t
F o l l a u e P ln itta F o r (lo o m s .
ars
lo Chi« a^ o, S t . L«iui». New O ileaim and >Ja»h
nip
and
take
no
other
kind.
Tlie most graceful plants for rooms,
Sum m ons.
Thl* moat aggravating and tormenting of all skin diseases is caused by an acid condition of t f B
N m B
i n B M t ag to n .
corridors or halls arc palms. The kinds
__
th* blood, and unless relieved through certain instrumentalities too much
known by the names of Kcutin bel-
A F « :»m ee*a W l f * P ro tm tN .
In the circuit court «.f the state f O r ig i n morvnnn. I'h.cnix ruplcnla and Cocos
of this acid poison reaches the skin and it becomes red and inflamed. The itching and burning are
C on necting at San Fnn«i*«*o «lili s*v *m l »tceia-
We inaj not I k *, a* the writers say, ed
f *r the o«'inty of IN»!!*, departió n* N«*. 2
almost »unbearable, especially when overheated from any cause. The skin seems on fire, sleep or rest it hiii lin«*» f«.r Itou««labi. Ja p a n , C h in a, Pm tipi»««
wi'ddclliatin generally siieeeed well In ucated 111 art. some «if us cannot tell the,
e iitia ljtfid So u th A i r erica.
Mud** Allen, i «lain tiff,
1
impossible,
the
desperate
sufferer,
regardless
of
consequences,
scratches
until
strength
is
exhausted.
V»
\
such | malt Iona Another graceful plant difference between a ehromo and an oil
This burning, itching humor appears sometimes in little pustules, discharging a sticky fluid, which
Arthur Mien, defendant I
Is the umbrella plant it'yperus ulterul- painting, hut what difference tloee that
forms crusts and scales. Again the skin is dry, hard and fissured, itches intensely, bleeds and scabs over.
T o Arthur Allen, the defen tant above n.un *d:
make?
L«M
tkim:
from
our
kitchen
door,
CURVAI l.fv « A ll. DAII.Y
follai.
with
gni»alike
leaves
arranged
This
is a painful and stubborn form of the disease.
I N TM K N \ »1 E OK T H K S 1\\ r K oK
we can *ee a picture made by nature her j
While Eczema, Tetter, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum and many like troubles are spoken of as diseases oi
( K x e p t Sunday)
Oregon von are hereby cmii'ii n loti t«. a;»|»« ar In 1 lie form of a wl»e*»l at the tup of
the skin, they are really blood diseases, because
an« I ana war ihj c .iq .la in t hied against voi It* mi moron * stems.
Vet other* or«» •elf.
l’.irtlaiid
A r. 5 50 P
f:90 A M L e.
We do not know much about women’*
Merry
L e. * ;I 4 P M
•m or Iwfore tiie iaet «fay of the time | .r. «,n il»- tin* varte»rated (Rirltir palm «Aspidistra
ll.v S A M L r.
chile» in tin* t»ciuxht«‘d region, hut from
« I in the »r.fer for th«» public «ti««n of tul» *u ««.
C orvallis
L e. t : f t p V
I 1 J A P M Ar.
in«>«aa, t«»-«vit: 'foe first dav ofJnn«*, 19» 0, vatiegniai with broad leaves striped
all I hear «»f them their mcmltem waste
A» A*1»
«n » Corealfc»cr.nrw d w ith tra in s <4 O re
ami if v**u fail »«• to a:qwar *r answer, for with creamy yellow; (•rvvlllcu mhttsta.
a great deal «>f sympathy on that **p«H»r, .
•i 1 entrai aia) Kaateni railrua*!.
wont thaiwnf id.-dnlitf will apply to the court with fertdlke foliage; Ja|tancse grass
forlorn creature,” the farmer’» wife. Not
for the relief demand »1 in tier i'otiip'a»nt. (Eulalia Japonha». with slender grassy
If the blood Is in a pure, healthy condition, no poisonous elements can reach the skin.
long ago a clubwoman, speaking hef«*re j
Tha relief prave«I f«»r in -.aid »>.iu d *i:»t
f.-r
DALLAS PAKSETifiEK.
Externa) applications of washes, lotions anrt salves sometimes mitigate the itching and soothe the
a farmer*’ inslitute. told the farmer*'!
a decree dim »’ vfag the Umd« of m iti limmy leaves striped with white bands; the
inflammation, but cannot reach the disease. Only S. S. S., the real blood medicine, can do this.
wive* that ih«*»r llv«** were bounth d "on
Daily. Ezcept Scada;
»»«»w exU in¿ Uvweeii plaintiff Atlil l« f«>tidi.*|t, fig leaf palm (Aralln Jamaica», having
S. S. S., tlie only purely vegetable remedy known, is a safe and permanent cure for Eczema and all deep-seated blood and
the north by a wash tub, on the cn»l !•> a
for thecuetikly «*f the editor chini ..f phdntLf handsome gre«>ti leaves, and last, hut
« S O P II Lv.
PSfilai'-d
A« h S A A M
•kin
troubles.
It
gbe*
direct
to
the
seat
of
the
disease,
neutializes
the
acids
and
cleanses
the
bloc*!,
re-inforces
and
invigorates
cook
store,
on
the
south
by
a
sewing
ma
•n I defendant, xml f *r the «dnmge «*f p|Min
iM P li.t r .
Dal-*»
I.» « . » A l i
not least, the green or varlepitisl In
chine tn«l on the west by a cradle.” This •11 the organ«, aud thus clears the ay*tem of all impurities through the natural channels ; the skin relieved, all inflammation
tiif’« name from >u»ie Ah. n to Simif Mcirt-
dia
rubber
plant.
Au.v
or
all
of
these
fiel I. ami f»*r her endU an l «hn'iuia. n .ts in
may be *«, but ev«-n then th»*re I* mat) subsides, and all signs of the disease disappear
\»ill do well In rooms.
thia suit.
for the aemirardlual point* of wifetusid.
Mn
m Hoffndn, of Cardington. Ohio. *•>-« she w«* afflicted w4th Scnfulow «»ore* and Kcaetna
VARHIll CIVISICN.
Th«e «i'nmiHi* L »ahlU ietl iiumian* f » vn
motherhood, home an«l happiness. Ami in from hit I h Her'face a» ti*i#* Iwcatne *»> badly swollen that she was not r#cofrni*.*ihl#. »ml her limb*
Pasarng er «le»M>tf foot **f Jt-ftervc«' s*revt.
orxler o f the ILmoralde \V. U \Y«! a, judg • f
•nd h a m t* w v te r e r v s o re . S h e w a * tr e a t e d bv a ll t h e d o c to r * in to w n w ith o u t b e in g b e n e filte d . a n d in
11am nim I f-'.cu».
A IK L IK M AIL - 1 HI W L hJL L Y .
the county e w d «*f the «t..ie . f i .|«.K«m f .r
t o r re « c a r d ie * fo r r e l ie f, w*«* to ld b v a n o k l p fn m M a n to la k e S 8 . 8
S h e fo llo w e d hi.« a d v ic e a n d wan
Ili* frl-nft* Mitl he rwilJ let. Th* (ooiiih man
ave 8 36 a . a i
h « rtlM » l
A rrive 3 ;0f i
p r o m p t!* cw red a m t h a * n e v e r b a d • r e t u r n o f t h e .!i* e a « e T h is w a s s e v e n te e n y e a r s ag o . S h e « .n c e r e ly
I'«»lk Smutty, dulv made ami n*er*J .a ch vu»,
Mv flaiitrrx waa tmuon*.
I f we «ltd Ini? kn ow how little acme
I -alias
A rrive » 5** a
Leave 3:6»» p. ni.
b e lie r e * » b e w o n b l have been 1» h e r g r a v e y e a r * * g o hu t fo r S . S . 9 ., a u d adda, w h a t it h a * d o n e fo r m e
lier» o n the I9tn day of \pu.. 19,m
The «fate
A i. lie
Leave 7 30 a. i
Arri«» 5:10 p. s i.
Th«- pu b lic cu«v«| him o t m nr* atrotqrly than
It
w
ill
J
o
f
o
r
o
c
h
e
r
*.
''
enjoy
»he
great
1
hi
tig*
Hint
they
|*
h
-
j
of tne fiivt j>utdi»ation «»1 th»« summon« is
Ilia frtcmlB bad rn«i him un
aea* there would not be to much envy
April 20, I9ÛÜ, and • f the last publication
Send for our book ou Blood ami Skin Diseases, and write our physicians fully about vour
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J u n e ! , 1900 TO W N .SEN D à H A R T .
In the world.
If Woods ag ent a t D allas statio n or atkirew
CMC; they «rill cheerfully give any information or advice vrante.1 We make no charge for thia. Addreaa, MM
H A V E IT READY
S t Jacobs Oil
ra p » «
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
PAINS
A CH ES
The
J
Kind
You Have
Always Bought.
RTPAN S
tabules
doctors fimi
A Good
Pres eription
ïbr mankind
w c M c P herson
P atents
Richardson & Boynton Co's warm air furnaces.
John Van Range Go's hotel and household ranges
American Boiler Co’s
Scientific American.
South
E a st
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
iwiisrs for steam and hoi water.
In t e g a t e f t *
4-7 Firs« :a.n d 46 5 cco n d s tre e ts ,
N
P O T V r L / if J D
ECZEMA -
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O aEQ O «
SATANIC
T H E R E C A N B E NO E X T E R N A L I R R IT A T IO N
W I T H O U T A N IN T E R N A L C A U S E .
A ttorney* for plaintiff.
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II M ARKHAM. O . P A.
P o rtiaix l. (>reg>a*i.