Polk County itemizer., July 13, 1900, Image 4

H e a lth
" W o m a n 's C e n t n e r C a l e n d a r ."
T h ra r
B ird s
Itu v e
C one.
The scientist Is coutluunKy finding
Hie places of missing links nil through
u n t'.ire . hut It Is uot often that b e sees
it lliil; - uddeuly disap peer.
Tlnm ; It a series of years he sotne-
tlnu . i n ils that an anil s i or plant has
beeoine extinct. leaving a hiatus In the
line of evolution of which It was a part,
but uow comes news from the West In­
dies of the sudden disappearance of a
species of humming bird, which was
destroyed In a day.
T. Itlgliy IMgot. an ornithologist of
8t. Vincent, writes that ohe of the tam­
est aud commonest hlrils on the Islauds
was a small li-ooxe green humming
bird anil that since the day of the great
hurricane In September, 180-3. he has
not been able to find one of them.
He has lieen searching himself aud
been making a diligent Imiulry after
them for more than a year and uow re­
ports that they have been "wiped out.”
—New York Herald.
BO YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
T rade M arks
D e s ig n s
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
A nyone sontHii« a *kf»trh and dMorlpttoft m ay
quickly ascertain o n r opinion fre e w hether an
invention la probnhly im tentuble. Conimunica-
tiniiM *f rlotly confidential. H andbook on P aten t«
«ent free. OideHt nuenry fo r necurm u patent.i.
P a te n ts taken fh ro n ab Matin A Co. receive
tpecuu tuttice, w ithout vhnrue, in th e
Scientific American.
A handsom ely llluRfrnfed weekly. I .unrest. d r -
eulation o f any peientitle journal. T erm s. $3 a
y e a r ; fo u r m o nths, $1. Hold by all new sdealers.
MUNN
& Co. 3 6 1 Broadway.
Y O ffl
B ran ch Office, C25 V 8 t., W ashington, D .C .
•'inai Settlement.
’ OTIC’ B P» IVRRRRY O I V V THAT TH K l IS-
«lei«ijineil execu tor of the estate of N. I».
Oilfson, ilw m sid , hm lile<I Iti» linai accou n t n>
Hiieh execu tor in the county co u rt of Polk county
• »rifynn. ami th at said co ii.t ha« «et the hearing
th ir c o f o n Monday, August <«, 1900, a t the hour of
I o'clock in the afternoon of »aid day,and all person*
having olijections to tlie mimic a r c notified to present
them to said co urt on or before «aid time,
lu t e d , this 18th d.u of J u n e . 1900.
FRANK tilHSOV,
E xecu to r.
Townsend A H art, attorney s for estate
N
Final Settlement.
VTOTK'K IS HKRKIIY (J1YF.N T H A T THK I N
J
dciHijfiicd Inin riled his filial accoun t as «dmlni
tin tor
of
the
estate
of
Isattc
Smith
dei'eused, ami Monday, 1 A ugust tlth, 1000. at I
o'clock, p in., of said day, a t the county co u rt house,
of PolV county, Oregon. hus heeu Axed by Hon. W.
L. Wells, judye of the county c o u rt for s .d -minty,
as the tim e and place for the hearing of Lnusanie.
All persons interested in said m atter are hereby no-
tilierl to gp|>ear a t «aid tim e ami show cause, if any
t here !•«, why said accoun t should not he approved
»ml the account settled and closed,
lu ll ih , Oregon, Ju n e, l8, 1900.
,1. it 8M 1TII, udm iiiistrator.
Townsend A lla r t attorneys for estate.
Final Settlement.
OTIi’K IS HKKKHY UIVKN THAT TIIK UN
dtirtrigiied uilti)lnÌHt.rutur of tin listato of Mure»
ret. Smith. deceased ha» ftled hi]final account s i >u -It
adnilnUtrator. in the county court of Folk county,
Oretfon, und fhat »aid rnuit has ««it the hearing then
of on Alonduy, Annusi. tl. IU 0. i.t the hour of 1 o'clock
in the alleninoli of said day, inni al! fierxon» hi.viiijj
objections to the name are notified to present them
to »aid court on or before »aid time.
N
Hated, this ls th day of Ju n e , 11*00.
.1 H. SMITH, udininUtrutor.
Townsend A H art, attorney«.
Sheriff's Sale.
N O T IC K IS H K K K H Y G IV K N T H A T
in pursuance of an execution anti ord er of
sale, issued out of mill under the hand and
«eul of th e clerk of the circu it c o u rt of the
s ta le of Oregon for Polk co u n ty , hearing dat*
th e Kith d ay of J u n e , 1900, in a c e rta in suit,
therein pending
w herein I sane Levons is
plaintiff slid K. K. A nderson, H . K. A n ­
derson, H om er H row nand Bessie B row n , the
m inor heirs of C o ra Brow n, deceased, und
F ra n k Brow n a re defendants, to me directed
and delivered, 1 will on
S atu rd ay, Ju ly 14, IOOO,
A t the hour of 1 o’clo ck , p. in,, of said d a y at
th e fron t door of th e co u n ty co u rt house in
1 tall as, in said co u n ty , sell a t public auction
to the highest bidder for caeh in hand on day
of sale, iu the m anner p ro v iih d by law all
the right, title and in te re st which tiie defend­
an ts or eith er of them 1 sd on the f»th duv of
A u gu st, 1880, th e d a te of th e m ortgage fore­
closed iu said suit, o r now have (exclusive of
th e in terest by c o u rte sy of the defendant,
F ra n k B rou n) of, iu o r to th e following d e ­
scribed prem ises, to -w it: L o t No, (i, in block
N o. ¡1, of [.even s addition to the town of B a l­
ias, Polk co u n ty , O regon. Said p rop erty will
he sold su b ject to redem ption in the m anner
provided hy law.
B a te d ,
Ballas| O regon, this 15th d ay of
Ju n e . 1000.
J . G. V A N O K S B K L ,
Sheriff of Polk co u n ty , s ta te of Oregon.
Carrie Chapman Catt. In com­
piling her "Woman's Century Calen­
dar,” has done much to spread iu for­
G I L L M O R E ’S S P A N I S H F R I E N D
eign countries a knowledge of the
K in d D eed o f n n K n r is y , W k l r t lin t
American movement In behalf of equal
W ith q u i r k H r» -o ii« lllo n .
lights fur women. A Mohammedan
During the period of hie Imprison­ lady In Constantinople has translated
ment by the Filipinos Lieutenant GUI- the ealeudur Into Turkish, und now
more ami his men «ere at on«,time Prince Hwang Cliung Hue), sou of the
D A H L IA S ,
thrown Into nn old barrack with a par­ governor of Peking, announces his lu-
ty of Spanish prisoners. Including a lentlou of translating It I d I o Chinese.
D e e e rn tlv n
rtllltp
of
R e n a t jr a n d
major general. The latter In some wuy Prince Hwang lias long been an oppo­
D IR o to a t V a r ie tie s .
obtained money, Which he divided nent of foot binding aud au advocate
Among the flowers which n r e n o w
among Ills men and with great gener­ of education for Chinese women. This
largely used In our gardens f e w a r e
osity sent r<u Mexican dollars to Lieu­ Is a noteworthy Instance of liberal
more popular than the dahlia, s a y s I.
tenant Gdimore, asking him to accept views In the highest court circles, for
L. Richmond In The Queen. T h e o r i g ­
them, with Ills compliments. Gtllmore Prluce Hwang is entitled to wear the
inal form of this flower has u n d e r g o n e
made the condition that It should he j "orange button.” Indicating a rank
considered u loan, to which the Span­ i even above that of the red button. so many transitions that we n o « ' h a v e
distinct groups of tall and d w a r f v a ­
ish general graciously assented, und he This decoration was greeted with the
rieties, cactus dahlias, too. In s in g le
used the money to buy shoes ami elotb- most marked demonstrations of respect
t'.ml double forms, aud these, with
tug for his men. something they sadly «•lieu the prince passed through the
their staiiike flowers and clcguutly
needed, for they were almost naked.
Chinese quarter of Boston during his twisted petals, are certululy the most
After his rescue (¡dimore learned recent visit to this city. Prluce Uwaug 1 lieautiful of all.
that the Spanish general, who had also Is Chinese eonsiil to Peru aud Is soon
The dwarf, or puuipou, form of the
recalled from the Filipinos, was In the to return there.
\ dahlia Is very useful for bedding pur-
city of Manila, und he offered him CO
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poses, the brilliant colors of these neat
silver dollars as repayment of the loan.
K nrollln« New Clnbs.
little flowers being very effective In
The general «ns quite Indignant and
There were 30 new clubs added to the liorder. Although the blossoms
refused to accept It. When (¡dimore the Ohio state organization during the are small, they arc so well held up
reminded him of the agreement, he last year. One of the rather peculiar ulmve the foliage and produced In such
' smiled anil said that he had consented features In connection with the enroll- pro tiniou to.a tiny give ricii coloring
I to It only because he feared the Arner- meut of new clubs Is the disappearance ! to the garden, an.! It plants are select-
i leans would not accept the money oth­ of others. One of the difficulties eo- ed with cure, s- that tic l.-ught, which
erwise.
i countered by the c.-ommittee was the vaileS from fo/r f-.et 1 0 c\vo feet, Is
| (¡dimore told the story among the ! organisation of a club and Its Imme- considered as well ru th * tints of the
' other naval officers at Manila, who i diate federation to be followed quickly blooms, few plants will give a brighter
pussed around a paper and collected a ' by dissolution and disintegration to effect lu a mass. Ceres, a very Aurif­
handsome sum, which was expended I such au extent that the state board erous variety, in pale primrose, makes
In the purchase of the most appropri­ ' could not find even a trace of them. au excellent center to a large bed. with
ate und expensive piece of silver that J For that reason the state bor.rd very Fashion, light orange, also a profuse
could he found tu Manila. It was en­ much prefers receiving the older clubs bloomer, us the next tint and Little
graved with u brief statement of facts Into the ranks of the federation.
Dorrlt. n dwarf plant with the richest
and presented to the Spanish general
maroon flowers, as the outer circle; or
with appropriate ceremonies us a token
Guiding Star, a lovely white variety,
of gratitude and udinlrutlon from the
three feet high, may be used with
navy of the United States. Then he
Bacchus, In brilliant scarlet, which
P rin tin g W ithou t ink.
«•as Invited to a reception upon the
A company h is U en formed to eon does not exceed 2\fc feet In height, edg­
flagship, where every officer In the
ing the two with Little Sweetheart,
fleet «’ho could be spared «-elcomed ; tro ll he process of printing without
which is a dwarf plant tearing red
him and thanked him In person for his | ink, by using electricity und chem ical­
flowers tipped with white. Mrs. Wal­
kindness to Uillmore and bis men.— ly prepated paper, in a short time, it
is expected, this innovation will lw ter Besaut. lu shades of salmon pink.
Iluvana I’ost.
completely introduced, and old meth­ Is very beautiful, and Revenge, lu rich
There is one purple and mauve, is distinct and
Meehan selects ns the five best hardy ods revolutioniz'd.
roses, exclusive of the ordinary hybrid filing however that has resisted all ill- handsonie. The variety of tints Is end­
perpetuals. Crimson Rambler, Rugosa. novations; flint is Hostetler's Stomach less. but any of them which tend to­
Wlchurlana, Setlgera. or prairie rose, Hitters, which has many imitators, but ward nmjenta are best avoided, as
nod Harrison's Yellow, "the only flue no equals ¡is a cure for stomach, liver j they never harmonize well with the
yellow hardy rose lu general cultiva­ and bowel troubles. This peerlot-H ' rest.
Messrs. Dobble’a new' Introduction,
remedy has been the standard med-
tion.”
ieim* * f tin American people for past | Mrs. Ireland, is In shades of orange
fifty ears. It is a wonderful medic- i scarlet and white, a very brilliant flow­
R li CHpaHtf,
ine for d\spt ppia, indigestion, bilious­ er, which does excellently in a bakony
F . M . S p a w n , 11) y e a r s o ld . n a r iio n !
ness. insomnia,constipation and nerv­
t e a c h e r o f A lt o P a s s , I l l s ., l ia s e x p lo d e « !
ousness. If also prevents malaria, f« \
a ll p h y s i o l o g i c a l t h e o r i e s r e g a r d i n g th e
I t keeps the stomach j
c a p a c i t y o f t h e h u m a n s t o m a c h b y edit­ er and ague.
m good condition, and l>owels regular. |
in g a n d d r i n k i n g lu o n e e v e n i n g !u rul*
Try it, and you will not be disappoint*
d l tl o n t o h is r e g u l a r s u p p e r o n e c a n o f
ed.
to m a to e s , o n e c a n o f p e a s , o n e c a n o f
s a r d in e s , s e v e n g la s s e s o f so d a w a te r
a n d t w o q u a r t b o t t l e s o f t e m p e m u 'v
d r i n k s . T h i s Is o n ly o n e o f m a n y lik e
a c h i e v e m e n t s b y w h ic h b e h.v* a p ’ p o -
foiled b i s a c q u a i n t a n c e s .
Final Settlem ent.
lu the county co urt for the com ity of Folk, state
o. Oregon.
In the m atter of the estate of M. N. Myron, de­
c s i ed.
^OTIC
»TICK IM IIKRKIIY OIVKN TO WHOM IT MAY
iir ha» tiled hi« Dual
■erri th a t the nmlersigned
unit in th e m atter of said o»tate, und thut Mi
•lay, the »¡th day of August, IU0U, a t the .hour of I
•’clock. I». in., I iuh been set l»y the said county court
»« ti.e tim e for huaring objection«, if an y , to «uid A
• ial a o ount. All |»ersons interested in »aid mattei
ere therefore iD t iticd to uppea' a t said tim e »lid shoa
iliac, If any there he, why said estate should uot be
dually set: led and closed and »uid execu tor discharg­
ed.
MuC. MYRwN.
Kxocutor.
lu te d , Dallas, Oregon, Ju ly H, 1900.
J . L Coi 11 ns, attorney
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S h e riffs Scie.
N O T I C E IS H K K K H Y (1 IV K N T H A T
in purmmnce of an « x e c itio n and order of
«ale Bailed o u t <»f am i under th e hand and »eul
(»f th e clerk of th e c irc u it c o u rt «*f the s ta te of
Oreumt for Folk co u n ty , hearing d ate the 28th
d a y of Ju n e , A . 1)., 1900, hi a ce rta in suit
therein pending w herein the S ta te Fund
Beard is plaintiff and W . M. Lyle ¡«defend­
a n t, to me d ire cte d and delivered, I will on
S a tu rd a y , A u gu st 4 , 1 0 0 0 ,
A t th e hour of 1 o ’clock p. in., «>f said d ay, a t
th e fron t door of th e co u n ty c o u rt house in
I liil'ii«. in »aid co u n ty , sell at- public su ction
to the highest bidder for cash in hand on d:i>
»•f Hide, in the n-nnnor provided hy law. till
• he right, title and i n to e s t which th e defend
a n t had on the 25th d ay of A ugust, 1892, the
d ate of the m ortg age foreclosed in said «nit. or
now has of, in or to the following described
prem ises to -w it: Beginning a t a ¡m int 21 08
chain« e a st of th e n orth w est co rn e r of th e do­
nation land claim , No. 08, N o t. N o. 1,949, of
J . K. 1 yle am i w ife, in t 7 », r 5 w, of the
W illa m e tte m eridian, in Folk co u n ty . O re­
gon, running th en ce east 24.47 chain«, thence
south 49 chain«, thence w est 2 1 .1 2 chain«,
th en ce north 84 degrees B0 m inute« w est 4 92
chain«, thence north 48.58 chain« to the place
of beginning, con tain in g 120.7'» acre « ; and a l­
so th a t t r a c t beginning a t a |«»iut 17 8 0 chain«
Sheriffs Sale.
north of the southw est corn er of said donation
land claim , N o. 08, running thence north
17.20 chains to th e c e n te r of th e cou n ty read,
NO TICK IS HKKKHY GIVKN THAT thence south 84 degrees, .‘Ml m inutes east 11.02
th e unpersigned as sheriff of Polk co u n ty , O r­ chain», thence south 10,08 chain», thence west
egon, under and hy virtu e of the w rit of e x e ­ 11.02 chain« to th e place of beginning, co n ­
cution dated th s Kith d ay of J u n e , A . I)., tain in g 19..'tit acres, th s to ta l num ber of acres
1900, directed to th e undersigned as such sher­ lading 140 0 8, to g eth er w ith th e tenem ents,
iff, aud issued out of th e circu it c o u rt of the h ereditam ents and ap pu rtenances th ereunto
s ta te of Oregon for Polk co u n ty , upon and to lielonging or in au v wise appertain ing. Said
enforce th e d e c r e e and foreclosure and ord er prem ises will be «old su b ject to redem ption in
of sale m ade and entered in said c o u rt on the the m anner provided h> law .
oth day of Ju n e , l'.tOO, in the suit of th e S ta te
B a te d , B a lia s, O regon, this 0th » la v »»f J u ly ,
Baud h oard , as plaintiff vs. N . T a r te r and 1900.
.1 .0 . VAN O RSD KL,
A lcid a T a rte r, a s defendents, will on
Sheriff of P olk co u n ty , Oregon.
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Administrator s Notice,
’ ii T IT R la M M R ’IY d i v i N T o 4 M . WHOM IT
m ay « a u r a ti , *h il I h t t r I*« 1 I ■j»l ttii»lnl N
I4»m. ft'. L. ftf«-|t“, J «lire
Fr>»»i («. .».I« .»<t«n tti«ti..(or
,4 tl«* « 4 •!« ••( N ll'tli HiMsvy, late <4 Pols ivtliiM ,
il« « « k * l . a l f***r*>it» lisWli «* 1 1 » i»*l « d a w will
M ik e a * |«I MM»( Ml ! a n t -»w I|«*MI»I* * elaim
again»! miti
fMt i»rrwml (h» aim«* to m*>. dull
u r i M , within «il n o o th » troni liti» ilstw, »I »*»>
Roil!V near Hntinr,
* y . Off-got«
liaim i. J a n « I * . I » 1
N
C. J HP»ICY,
r o t n w u l * H m «, a ™
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\iiiumiM rat nr
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fendant», d i r e ‘ting a -ale of the real pro|»ert>
»ought to be partitioned in said suit and
. h erein after desertion!, nn I appointing me as
referee to sell th e same on the term s therein
a fte r R* t forth , nod rep o rt such »ale to said
cou rt, and to c .rr v out th e o b je ct of such de­
cree accordin g to law . 1 will, <ni
S a t u r d a y , t h * 2 8 t h D iy of J u ly ,
I9UU, a t the h**ur of 11 o'clock, in th e fi »re­
in» n, a t th e c o u rt house d»n*r, in B a .la s, Polk
co u n ty , O regon, »ell a t public au ction to th e
highest hM der, all th e tig h t, title, interest
an 1 e s ta te of tic* plaintiffs and defvud-»uts in
an I to the fol ..w ing described pteiu'ses, to-
w it; L o t No. 5. iu block No. 5, H ills tn\ it
of Independence. Polk co u n ty , Oregon
Afgd
«.tie a ill I m > m ade f<»r cash iu hand, su b ject to
coiiHriitalfoit of said court
IV L K K S T o N . Ilrfcree.
B a te d lui» 27U< d av of J u n e , 1 9 (0
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of
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Kind
You Have
Always Bought.
A mu se Seed *
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£ i Cad utuMit Seda «
A perfect R em ed y f o r Constipa­
tion . Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea.
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish
n e ss and L O S S O F SLE E P.
Facsimile Signature of
N EW YO RK.
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Nearly 20 years ago Queen Victoria
Instituted a decoration, the royal red |
1 cross, to be conferred on any woman, ,
foreign or English, recommended by j
the secretary of state for war for spe- j
i clal work iu curing for sick and wound- j
| ed soldiers, says the Chicago News, i
The decoration is a cross of red enara-
el, gold edged, one inch wide, tied in a
i bow and worn on the left shoulder.
J Of course the queen is at the head of
1 the order, other royal members being
the Dowager Empress Frederick of
Germany. Princess Christian, Princess
Henry of Battenberg. Duchess of Con­
naught, the Marchioness of Lome, the
/,ueen and crown princess of Greece
and the Duchess of Sparta.
Lady Wantage and Lady Roberts nre j
the only wearers of the cross among j
the 80 nonroyal members who have ti­
tles. Many nuns wear the order. In I
the army list the royal red cross finds j
a place between the companions of the !
distinguished service order and officers |
holding rank in the army permitted to
*r?ar foreicn decorations- -
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ia held fas the moat •
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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY. ATLA n V a T
\
Ml ASTA HÜTTE
Trains leave Dalla* for Portland anti way statio n *
at 0 :1 0 «.{in- excep t Snudai».
I aw ve Portland 8:30 a in, 7:3'. p m
I,cave Salem 11 a nr. 0:35 p in
Arrive Ashland 12:33 a ur, 11;30 a m
Arrive Sacram ent.» b p i n :4 :35 « in
Arrive Sun Kranci%-«> 7:45 p i n :8 :1 5 a m.
Arrive Oilmen 5:45 * n»; 11:15 am.
Arrive Denver9:00 » n.; 9:00«in.
Arrive Kaunas Citv 7:25» in; 7:25 » m.
Arrive Cliica««» 7:45 « ni; 9;30 a in.
In some cases the extern«! signs of C ontagion. Blood Potion are so »light that th e
victim IS firmly within the grasp of the monster liefore the true nature of the
the du
disea»e
is known. In other cases the blood is quickly filled with this pmaouous virus and the
swollen glands, m ucus p itch es in the m outh, sores o n «ealp, u l c e r s o n tongue, sore
throat, eruptions on akin, copper colored splotch«», and falling hair and eyebrow»
lease no room for doubt, a»
aa these are all
Coutagi.
»11 unmistakable signs of Contagion»
Blood l'oi*»n
Doctors still prescribe m ercury and potash as the only cure for Blood Poison
These ¡sasonous nun
erals never yet made a com plete am i perm anent cure of Contagious Hlood Poison
T h e. drive the d u e««
huck into the system , cover it up for a while, hut it breaksou t again in worse form These powerful minerals produce mercurial
rheumatism and the most offensive sore* and ulcers, causing the joint» lo «tiffen and finger nails t.i drop off
M e rcu ry an d
p o ta s h m a k e w r a c k s , n o t c u r e s , and those who have been dosed with these drugs ..re never sites free from sches sn.l |«in
S. S. S. acts in sn entirely different manner, being a purely vegetable remedy ; it forces tlie ta.ivon out of the system
and
„
, * and
....lead of tearing down, builds up and invigorates the general health. S 3 . S is the only antidote for
tl is specific virus, and
for th
therefore the only cure for Contagious Blood Poison. No m atter in what »tag. or how hopeless the case may appear even
though pronounced incurable by the doctors, S. S S. can be relied upon to make s rapid, perm anent cure. & S ’ S is not
new, untried remedy ; an experience of nearly fifty rears has pruven it a sure nnd unfailing cure for this disease
It is th.
only purely vegetable blood medicine known.
ever far this.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
O REQ O N
BLOOD POISOIN.
I 'r r .t H l I l i p «
t a b o ie s
/
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Richardson
Signature
N o t N a r c o t ic .
TIio R o y a l R c:l Cro««.
M c P
B ears the
,
Promotes Digestion,Cheerful­
n e ss andRest.Contatns neither
Opium.Morphine nor Mineral.
Diamonds Mnde nt Home.
w g
Always Bought
AVegetable Preparation for A s­
similating thcFood and Regula­
ting the Stomachs and bowels oT
New Naval Fornmtlnn,
The “hexagonal phnlaux” Is a new
naval formation recently tried hy a
French fleet In the Mediterranean.
There Is one vessel at each angle of
the hexagon, and the admiral's ship
occupies the center. Their hows til!
point one way—that In which the |
tquudron sails. The admiral is equi­
distant from all the rest and seen by
nil equally well. Every one Is 400
CA.« I lO ✓ * ii • fA
■ K lHEX,
yards from the next, but the space can
wl •■a u \vi» 1 *» *r*V j#ot or a box of
be reduced. Iu case of more vessels
rlc I oik in it. ujj^th' best dahlias
under the command, the excess would
con >e i idtivafoL h Jtiii auccess for the
form a reserve, with tor|»cdo boats
decoration of xernudas or balconies,
added to It. This new order of battle
| and, as the roofd cuttings can be ob-
Is held to require fewer signals than i tallied early In the spring, there is no
others.
difficulty In haviug them in bloom in
June, when they will continue to sup­
ply a quantity of flowers until the lut-
i*81 autumn.
‘T a k e H eed W ill S u re ty S p e e d .”
A new race of hybrids, combining the
Be sure to lived the first symptoiu* older pompon dahlias with the cactus
<>f indigestion, nrrvuumNt. ao I im­ varieties, has lately been introduced,
Hoav to Muke P o ta to Snotv,
pure bipod, nih I thus «vivid chronic the lovely Aurora being one of the best
Bent Into two cupful» of liot tuasheff
dyspepsia, norvoue pr *tr*ti« n and all of these. This Is a dwarf plant, pro­ potato two tablespoonful» of cream,
' e evils produced by Uul I loud ducing many flowers In exquisito half a tcaspoonful of »alt aud a dash
Ho '<l’< Suren parili» is y«ar • fe^uard. shades of salmon pink and vieux rose, of cayenne and celery »alt. Beat tills
it quick|y
t« the »toniteli r id i', with a metallic blue sheen on the tips thoroughly with a silver fork: then fold
strengthen!* and qui-t.* the nei? a, of the petals, giving It a very rettned and beat in carefully the whites of
purities, enriches and vitali«« g th« and uncommon appearance.
The three eggs beaten very »tiff. Press
blooms are small and of the cactus this through a vegetable press or col­
blood and k eej* up (lie h<«lth t uie.
shape, a most decorative plant either
All liver ill» are cured l v Hood's I for the border or the balcony. Can- 1 ander Into a shallow dish and serve »•
once.
Pills. 26c.
nell'a Gem Is a pompon cactus In
shades of scarlet and yellow, a glow­
ing little flower of good form and hah- (
Hew te R at Bird».
To dissect • «mali boi bird or even it, not exceeding two feet iu height.
one that baa got cold is a delicate uu- i Crawley Gem must not be forgotten’In
dertaklng. and despite the edict for- . this connection. It also Is a pompon
bidding fingers aud partridge wings to * cactus, deep blood red lu color. These
come In contact the best bred men ami three will probably be the forerunners
General Agent on the
women follow the lead of her gracious of many others of these fascinating
majesty the queen of England and i flowers, which are perfect for cutting.
daintily ent the leg or wing of a small not being so heavy ns those with larger
broiled bird while holding It In the blossoms and consequently far easier
&
! to arrange In vases. Of the true cac­
fingers.
Of course where a sauce is served tus dahlias there are now a great
with the bird it must be separated and many, but they nre not all of that per-
1 feet form, with quilled petals, which Is
eaten with knife and fork.
seen only In the best varieties, such as
H o xt t o n « k r M u t t o n C h o p « .
! Ethel, here represented.
Rub the chops with salt and white
F o r F a s t e r B loo m .
pepper and dredge lightly with flour.
D lolytra spectabllls is one o f the easl-
Place them In a shallow linking pun
wlth half a cupful of water and cook j eat plants to force Into bloom th a t can
Also the largest stock of warm
for 16 minutes in n very hot oven. ! be taken In band. It responds to beat so
Serve them ou a hot p latter with but- j readily.
T o bloom for E a s te r four supplies on the Pacific coast.
ter, a IftHe lemon Juice and c u rran t weeks should be am ple tim e In a tem-
tionery. a» It w m only a few years aco
Hist It occurred to any one to c ry ita l-
H *' It, 1« 1» oui* of the few think» th at
a f te r cry stalllu u lo it do not liecsmte
tasteless or slckeningly s w e e t Violets
aud rose leaves lose their dlstlnculati-
Init perfum e and taste like hits of
Adm inistiator’s Notice.
sugared paper.
Mint la sp lej and
It give» a pleasant odor
V • •*> I* E IS IIM tRnV « I V I N T H 4 T l . i l . !.. toothsome.
y, m | o « i . I». v» Iw« h * |n.««• (••«I «.luaiMial »(or ••# ihr to the breath, hut not an overpow ering
•‘* U l r o t I ’ H. T ’ c soj-H oi.ln l« - n t P<4 h «H|i<|v .«h-remasi
perfum e, as do moat of the caoutelioues.
All urr-*«»* in )«t»4.si to th«* snnl . - u t o will mah» in»-
tnad-Mt« iw ynunt V«» in«*. aa«l »II th>wi* hat mg « lain»« I t has alm ost superseded ginger aud
mraiitct th r «uno. «ill i»rram»t Ihwm. «tuli au ttu n ti- flag r o o t . " - New York World.
••»«ml. Io m « «ithli« »ix month« fr.m» Ih« •'«»«■ ot ihia
ii.oBv
H. L
N T O h. 4«tmlnhar»i r
I h ln l at lh»lls«, Itmr 9 IttW».
CAS’ D«* The Kind You Have
I I o w v e r y n i c e I t w ill b e w h e n e v e r y
w o m a n ca n m a k e h e r o w n d ia m o n d s
a n d n o t b e o b lig e d to s a v e o u t o f th e
m a rk e t m o n ey to b u y th e m o r te a s e
h e r In d u lg e n t f a th e r o r h u s b a n d to b u y
th e m fo r h e r. T h e b lis s fu l e r a o f d i a ­
m o n d m a k in g a t h o m e Is p ro m ise d u s
b y a F r e n c h c h e m is t n a m e d M o is sa n .
l i e h a s h a d d ia m o n d s t h a t w e r e in d is ­
t in g u i s h a b l e f r o m t h o s e m a d e by’ n a ­
tu re .
S u g a r an d e le c tr ic ity w e re th e
In g re d ie n ts h e e m p lo y e d .
E n o rm o u s
heat
and
tre m e n d o u s
p ressu re
are
I b r o u g h t to b e a r u p o n t h e s u g a r , a n d ,
[ p r e s to ! o n e h a s a s m a n y d ia m o n d s a s
o n e w is h e s .
T h e c h e m is t d o e s n o t
h o ld o u t e n c o u r a g e m e n t o f a n I m m e ­
d i a t e f a ll iu t h e p r i c e o f j e w e l s a s a r e ­
s u l t o f h is d i s c o v e r y , h u t h e t h i n k s 1!
1 p o s s i b le now ’ t h a t t h e w e l l s o r c r u c i b l e s
In w h ic h t h e d i a m o n d s o f B r a z i l w e r e
f o r m e d w ill b e d i s c o v e r e d .
T ill u ow
! t h e s e d i a m o n d s h a v e o n ly b e e n f o u n d
in a l l u v i a l d e p o s i t s , b u t s o m e w h e r e
t h e r e Is a g i g a n t i c s t o c k o f b r i l l i a n t s ,
a n d If w e e r n p o s s e s s o u r s o u l s in p a -
j t i e u c e lo n g e n o u g h e v e r y w o m a n m a y
b o a s t h e r t i a r a a n il h e r r iv ie r e .— C o m ­
m e rc ia l A d v e r tis e r .
For Over Fifty Y e a rs .
I to stand well. *ay i G ardening.
S a t u r d a y , t h * a i t t d a y of J u l y t&OO
An ulil mnl well tried remedy. Mr».
T he bud« of the E a s te r Illy should be |
A t th e hour of 1 o’clock iu th e afternoon of
\Yiii»luw'» Smitliing Syrup Inis been
said d ay, a t the c o u rt house a t B alias, in said
R e tire 's of Real Sale Property. Hoed lor over fifty yeur* by million» of well developed fbur w eeks before F a s ­
Polk cou n ty, O regon, sell a t public autio n for
ter. Theu darkness and coolness will
mothers for their children while teelli- retard grow th: heat and light will bur-
cash in U cite d S ta te s gold coin to th e high­
est bidder, th s follow ing deecritied t r a c t of
NOTICK IS HKKKHY C.IVEN Til AT in», with [lerfect succe.». It soothes
laud t h a t is situated and located in th* cou n ­ by virtue of a com m ission issued o u t of the the child, «olten» lliegu m r, sllwys nil
ty of Polk and sta te of O regon, to -w it: B e ­ c irc u it c o u rt of the s ta te of Oregon for the
ginning a t the north east co rn e r of th s don a­ cou n ty of Polk and to me directed an the pnin. vines wind colic und is tlie hesl
1» pleasnut to
tion land claim . No.
notification .No. ,*>1*>4, 27th day of Ju n e , 1900, upon a decree and o r ­ remedy for diiurlioe«.
of M ary liilli.ui», in section» ,H2 and X\ of t 9 der duly rendered and entered of record of 111© laste.
Solil hy drn^yjist» in every
s of r (1 w of th e W Ulauu t te m eridian, iu »aid c »urt on the 7 th d a v of Ju n e , i900, in a ,iwrt of the world
2,*> cent» n hotlle.
Polk co u n ty . O regon, running thence west ce rta in suit therein p-ndiug w herein M ary K.
Be sure »ml
40 eh.bus; thence south 20 ch ain *; thence (M odfetter and C larence V . (M «dn-lter are It» vnlue is inv»leulnhle.
eu«t 7 . VO chain»: thence n<*uth 20 chains; plaintiffs, und T h om as O ra O lodfelter, M ary u k h r Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Sy
til 'lice east M2.’>0 eh.»in», to th e sout'/ieast c o r ­ ( ’. C hnlfelter and Aarah K. ( M-wlfelter are d e­ nip »ml Ink.' no oilier kind.
ner of »aid claim ; tm>nc\* n orth 40 chains to
th e place of liegiiming. con tain ing 14'* acres,
m ore or less, togeth er w ith th e tenem ents,
hereditam ents, and appurtv-n ouv» the rem it-•
liebm gicg, or iu anyw ise ap|M»rtaim:ig. T h a t
said »ale of »«id premise» to Is* » >1 1 ,m af>*r-
» ini will lm m ade to ob tain iituds w ith which
to satisfy the sum of 4>*J.581 (¡0 gold coin, with
in terest thereon frem th e 5th day of .li.ne,
190 >, a t the ra te of 8 per cen t |*wr annum ,
and th e »uto of #100 a tto rn e y s’ f«v» «m l ti e
sum of $>5 eo»t and disbursem ents of «»id »nit
and ««{wiises of »aid «ale, ail due sai l pi tin*
tiff above iinmed ii|M»n « »id a i it of execution
I ‘.»ted tl is the 22nd day of Ju n e , A , 1».
1BQ0.
j G v \ M » K j 4 B K I „
B h eritfo f | oik cou n ty.
F irs t, T h e * T s le s t.
“W hat Is a year of study or the losa
of stanKng in the class compared to
ftouud health?” asks a physician w ilt­
ing In The Woman’s Home Companion
of ‘ The UuuOk-up of 111 Health” and
further declares that "during the peri­
od of the ch’ild’s growth the parent's
authority should he supreme, and the
chilli's health should outweigh all oth­
er matters. When the child begius Us
studies, a new factor Is introduced into
Its little life. Nature takes on au addi­
tional burden. The mlml Is awakened,
and the nerves begin an activity that
must be kept within certain well de­
fined limits. Let the child show the
lirst serious symptoms of nervous dis­
order or overstudy, and the duty of the
parent suddenly overtops that of the
Instructor. There is only one safe
course to pursue. The child should be
taken from the school until the physic­
al balance has been recovered. It is
better to let him grow up without a
systematic education than to continue
In his sickly course acquiring all the
accumulated wisdom of the ages. Let
the child reach maturity without a
breakdown and with but few days of
sickness scored against him, and he
will attack the problem of life with a
zest and earnestness that will half win
the battle. Rear him in sickness and
Indifferent health, and .lie will stand
fearfully handicapped in the race.”
M rs.
ga .
Arrive
A rriie
Arri e
Arrive
A rriie
A irive
A rrive
A rrive
l o» Angele» 1:20 p m ; 7 :0 0 a in.
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Uity •»! Meni o 9:55 a in; 9:55 a in.
11 untoli 4 oo « ni ; 4:00 a ut.
Ne« O rin ili* 0 : 5 p n i;(l:2 5 p w
fta»hinut<>n 0 :4 2 * m ; 0 :42 a mi .
Ne»r \ o ik 12 43 p n i; 12:4» p ni.
Fiillam n m h I TnuriM ca r* on lH>th train a. C h-dr
m iH h. r»nm iitu Ui Otl|(en and Kl Ften , and to u rist
are to «’h li ngo, S t Loin«, Ntw O rlcan* am i ’A aalt
liguai.
im.'( tin« ul San Francisco wiUieeteral dum i
intra lut II oiio I u I h , J r pan, China, Pm lipinri
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