Polk County itemizer., July 20, 1900, Image 4

H o w t o B a k e B e a n s , B o s t o n S t y lo .
F R U iT S E S W E R S
O ne quart o f pea beans soaked o v e r­
H o w to M a k o F U k S a v o r y .
night. then p a rb oil s lo w ly till the skins
M a k e a sauce o f one tea sp o ou fu l each
peel w hen you b lo w on them . Pu t In a o f bu tter and flour uud oue cup of hot
pot w ith h a lf s cu p o f black m olasses, m ilk In w hich a “ peaM o f soda 4ms
h a lf a teaspoon o f salt, a little black l»ecu dissoU cd. C ook until sm ooth and
m ustard aud a tcafij>oon o f d ry mus­ then add a g ill o f strain ed tom ato liq ­
tard. .lust c o v e r w ith hot w ater, stir uor. a h a lf teaspoouful o f onion Juice
w ell to get them all m ixed.
L a y on j a snltspoouful o f salt uud a du st of
the top a pound o f salt pork ; score the cayenue. Stir In last one and on e-h a lf
rind. Th en hake slo w ly seven o r eight cu p* o f flaked cold cooked fish, to**
hours.
A d d hot w a ter al»ou t tw ic e. I aud stir until the fish I* heated through
L et the last tim e be tw o hours b e fo re , aud serve on crisp buttered toast.
using.
IN T H E A P IA R Y .
D e v ic e s
That
Save T r o o b l r —A
I I I v v r Mud a S w a r m C a t c h e r .
Salt
p o rt on M a y 1 o f w b lc h th ere Is any
1 record.
T h e reduction In a crea g e In the prtn-
clp al w h ea t states, o w in g to w in te r
j. k illin g and th e ra v a g e s o f the hessian
fly. Is reported as fo llo w s : Indiana,
1.008,000; Ohio. 000.000; M ich igan . 317.-
000; P en n s ylv a n ia , 138,000, and I lli­
nois. 137.000 acres.
I
H erm a n scien tists h a ve decided that
I the am ount o f su gar used by In dividu ­
a ls m ay I * Increased w ith ou t hesita-
j tiou, as It has m any valu ab le proper-
i ties aud is an e x celle n t a rticle o f food.
q u ic k ly a ssim ila ted In lmtnuu and ani-
; m al bodies, prod u cing w arm th and
! fo rce.
A s a d e v e lo p e r o f stren gth It
lias lon g been used, es p ecia lly by incur.-
j ta in clim b ers. I t Is a lso a good fatten-
! ln g food.
!
Iu uu u p la fy o f 00 colonics or more,
It fr e q u e n tly Immwn* that several
s w a rm s Issue sim ultaneously aud, o f
courbe, a lw a y s cluster tog eth er in one
hu ge m as*. I f the queens are at la rg e
T H IN N IN G T R E E F R U IT S .
W ith the bee*, the clu ster w ill ueees-
A d T H iita ic e i o f th e P r a c t ic e u n d llie
j
sa rily be L iv e d as oue sw aru i. and the
ll r u l N i't liu d a .
'
queens w ill kill each other until on ly
T h in n in g tree fru its lias been pra c­
• oue su rvives. T o preven t this loss, a
H o tv I . » . a l l « » A . p a r a * a . .
ticed fo r a good m an y years, y e t fe w
I
T h © K i n d Y o u H a v e A lw a y s B o u g h t , a u d w h ic h h a s b e e n
H o w to B a r b e r « « Shad.
\ w e e k or so before sw a rm in g tim e I
fru it g r o w e r s a re in fa v o r o f It i f w e
W a sh the asparagus aud cut the ten ­ j s lip a queen trap on the hive entrance
I
Rone the shad, lay it skin side dow n
i n u s e f o r o v o r B O y e a r * ? Im a b o r n e t h e si g n a t t i r e o f
m ay Judge i»y the nu m ber that do uot on a p la tte r dust w ith salt and pepper d e r purt Iu tw o Inch len gths and boll
,
o f each populous colony.
, u n d lia s b e e n m a d e u n d e r h is p e r -
do it, sa ys F arm , F ie ld and Flres%!e. and sp rin kle w ith a dressin g m ade o f them Iu salted w a ter fo r ten m inutes.
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Just a w ord about a ttach in g tbe
Konnl supervision since it*Infancy.
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T h e fa ct, h ow ever, th at the most suc­ oue tab lesp oon fu l each o f o liv e oil and 1 B oll fo u r eg g s hard and ch op them tine. ! queen trap. T h e directions w hich ac-
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
cessfu l orch ard 1sts do thin und that v in e g a r (it Isn’ t burbecue w ith o u t the B u tter an earthen dish nud put a la y e r I com p an y the trap a re to fasten It to
All Counterfeits« Imitations and Substitutes are but Ex­
they a ttrib u te much o f th eir success to v in e g a r) and set in a cool p la ce until o f the asparagu s in the bottom . S cat­ | the» Id v e w ith tw o nails.
N o w It Is H o w t o R r o o i t t h e I l f r t W h i c h
periments that trille with and endanger the health of
It is a stron g a rgu m en t in Its fa vo r. an hour b e fo re tim e fo r cooking. Th en te r som e o f the e g g o v e r It aud season uot the best thing fo r the beekeeper
T i m e A c c u m u la t e s .
Infants and Children—Expericnce against Experiment.
Som e o f the g ro w e rs a lo n g the Hudson pla ce It c a re fu lly , w ith ou t b reak in g, iu w ith sa lt nud pepper. Itepeat until th e i o r Ills neigh bors to ham m er on a bee- | T a k e the pictu re fro m Its fra m e and
r iv e r w e r e th in n in g th eir ap p le crops a im klng pan la rg e enough to r ec eive It. | dish Is tilled, h a vin g fo r the last la y e r h iv e that Is boiling o v e r w ith bees, so , lay It on a la rg e table, fa ce u pw ard.
‘JO yea rs a g o and as a result g ot a good
H a v e a b o w l o f tepid w a ter aud a good
la y in g It flat w ith skin side do w n . M elt 1 the ve g etab le. .Make a sauce o f tw o 1 In ven ted the co n trivan ce herew ith
y ield o f tieuutlful fru it nearly e v e ry
tw o tab lesp oon fu ls o f b u tter aud pour j tab lesp oon fu ls o f bu tter and tb e sam e show'n (F ig . 1), w hich consists o f tw o | sized sponge In readiness.
year.
T h e most noted peach g r a v e r o v e r tlie shad, d re d g e It w ith d ry flour o f flour. W hen this Is cooked, g ra d u a l­ sm a ll pieces o f flat iron, bent at right
P e e l a la rg e w h ite p o ta to aud cut It
CuNtoria is a substitute for Custor OU, Puregorte, Drops
m M lchignu has his peaches thinned and brow u It n icely Iu a hot oven. T h e , ly s tir iu tw o cups o f m ilk and cook un­ a n g le s aud fastened to the trap w ith
In h a lf.
T h en , w ith the sponge and
uud Soothing Syrtips. It is Harmless aud Pleasant. It
e v e r y y ea r, and the b ill fo r the w ork
under oven o f a gas rau ge Is best, j til it thickens. Season w ith a dash o f tw ro s c r e w *
To urttx tlie trap to the , w a te r, g o ca re fu lly o v e r tbe en tire sur-
coutaius neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nareotlo
is consid erab le. T h is last is the reason
||p >|le
W hen the flakes o f the fish begin to ca y en n e uud pour It o v e r tb e prepared j,|ve<
ve, H
slip
the fasten ers under the fa c e o f the picture. In case It Is b a d ly
that th in n in g Is not m ore w id ely prac­ separate, [»our a cup o f b o ilin g w ater uspuragus. C o v e r the top w ith a la y e r j „ n o t i n g board N o m atter how m any cracked, as so m any old paintings are,
substance. Its use is'its guarantee. It destroys Worms
ticed.
M en h esitate to let g o o f the iu the pan and let the g r a v y boil up o f bread crum bs aud sp rin k le g ra ted bees a re clustered a ll o v e r the trap It let the sp on ge be fa ir ly d ry, fo r i f the
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea aud W ind
m oney that the w ork ca lls for.
B ake in a hot ov en can be lu n iovcd in an ia.>tuut w ithout w a te r should ooze under tbe p a in t it
around the fish.
P la ce the fish ou u j cheese on top.
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
C om pared w ith the benefits received
hot platter. !>eing ca refu l uot to break; fro m 10 to IS minutes.
even a Jar. W hen a sw a rm Issues, the m ig h t cra ck m ore. N o w tak e the po­
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho
the cost is slig h t and m ay be counted
pour the g r a v y o v e r aud s e rv e hot.
queen rem ain s iu the trap, confined in tato, and w ith the sm ooth side go o v e r
Stomach ami Dowels, giving healthy and naturul sleep.
as part o f n perm anent investm ent.
an a pa rtm en t ^y herself.
1 then re­ the e n tir e su rfa ce w h ile It Is w et.
Tho Children’s Panacea—Tho Mother’s Friend.
F o r trees that h ave a tendency to o v e r ­
D o not scrub hard, as th at Is a p t to
H o w t o S e r v e F la b o n T « m » t .
m
ove
the
old
hi
\y
am
i
place
an
em
pty
H o w (o S te w H a d d o c k .
bear th ere Is no lietter treatm ent, and
S ep a ra te the m eat from the bones o f
one in Its itead. also rem ov in g the stretch the ca n vas and n ecessitate its
R e m o v e the head and o th e rw is e dress
som e o f the A m erica n apples, pears, any le ft o v e r fish. Break Into a bow i
queen tra p w ith the queen and then sit beiu g taken o ff tbe stretcher. T h e po­
peaches and even plum s have this bad one or t w o eggs, a cco rd in g to am ount the fish and pluce It in a pan o f salted in the shade and w atch results.
In ­ tato should m ove in u circ u la r m otion, j
habit. T h in n in g the fr u it fro m the be­ o f Ash: add salt. pep|>er am i one tea- w a te r to sim m er s lo w ly fo r one hour. v a r ia b ly the sw a rm w ill return In 10 w h ich should be kept up u ntil the can- |
1 Bears the Signature of
g in n in g o f the tre e's ex isten ce gets It sp oon fu l o f plain flour: m ix th orou gh ­ P la ce It on u pla tter. |*»ur dru w n but­ to 20 m inutes aud en ter the em pty
va s Is In a lather.
pota- ,
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.
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,
Into tlie habit o f b earin g about the ly. F ou r into u fr y in g pan iu w hich Is te r o v e r It, spread w ith m ashed
T
h
e
d
irt
w
ill
soon
begin
to
so
ften
;
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# #l i hive, fo r the bees m ark the location
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sam e am ount o f fru it each y e a r and a little hot b u tte r; stir until v e ry hot, toea enough to co ver, o v e r all g ra te the and com
e back to their old stand a fte r and m ake the la th er q u ite black. K e e p
w h ite s o f tw o hard boiled eggs, place
g ive s a d ou b le a d v a n ta g e — that o f h a v­ spread on toast and serve.
A fe w
i th ey have m issed their queen. I then ru b bin g until a ll the stains and spots |
in g fru it iu tiie y ea rs w hen others have drop s o f lem on Juice sp rin kled ou the In the oven and bake to a lig h t browu. I release the queen and le t her run in d isap p ear and then w ash ca re fu lly and
S e rv e w ith green peas.
none and in p rolo n g in g the life o f the
! v e r y thorou gh ly w ith tepid w a te r au«l
m ixtu re Im p roves it fo r som e tastes.
w ith the sw arm .
tree and Increasing the nu m ber o f
1 have had three queenless sw arm s the sponge.
P r i n t i n g W i t h o u t in k ,
crops it retu rns in its life tim e .
U nless the d irt has be«*n varn ish ed
C ook T ro n t,
H ow •
i h a n gin g In one cluster, but w hen they
A c o m p a n y 1 m h been fo rm e d t o con b rok e clu ster they returned to their in, n pictu re w ill u su ally rea d ily re-
T h e w r it e r has seen pear trees so
T h e best w a y to cook trout ! W h
loaded w ith fru it that each Individu al
sp ortsm an's way o f fr y in g them in the tr" * **,e l ,n,0e*-
p rin tin g w ith ou t | re8p e ctlve hived? ' ! h a ve a lso had them spend to this treatm en t, but iu case it ^
pear w as b e lo w m edium In size, and
hot fa t o f salt [x»rk and s e r v in g them in k , bv u sin g e le c tr ic ity and ch em ica l
return and ?luster all ou one hive. O f w ill uot the fo llo w in g m ethod Is a lm o st |
the lim b s o f the tree had to be propped
a t once. T h is Is the w ay to cook them ly p re p a ie d [taper, i n a sh ort tim e , it course such a mass o f bees could not sure to g iv e the desired result:
TMK C t N T A U fl C O M PA N Y. TT M URRAY S TR E ET, N E W Y O K K OITV.
to keep them fro m b reak in g. H ig h e r sportsm un's fa sh ion : P u t som e slices o f is e x p e c te d , th is in n o v a tio n w ill b* ull enter, so I w ould tak e a dustpan
D ou ble a h eavy b la n k et tw ic e and
up In the tre e g r e a t lim bs w ere hang­ fa t suit pork In a fr y in g pati o v e r a c o m p le t e ly in tro d u ce d , and old m e th ­ and brush a n d d iv id e them.
I could sp rin kle It fr e e ly w ith a lcoh ol; then
ing life les s, h a vin g been broken by the
r e v o lu t io iiiz d.
T h e r e is o n e not get the rig h t bees aud queens to­ j turn the pictu re In its fra m e fa c e
quick fire. A s soon as the pork Is a ods
w eig h t o f fru it in previou s years. H e
nice brow n and tlie fa t Is w ell frie d out th in g h o w e v e r that has resisted all in ­ geth er. but th at seem ed to m ake little d o w n w a rd o v e r it.
could hut think h ow much b etter It roll tbe trout in flour and drop them iu n o v a tio n s ; th at is H o s te tle r's Htninnch difference.
| T h e fu m es o f the alcohol w ill soon
w ou ld huve been to h a v e thinned this
begin to rise aud loosen the dirt.
It
tiie sm ok in g hot fat. L et them fr y till R itters, w h ich has m an y im ita to rs, but
I h ave tested qu ite a fe w sw arm
fru it by three-fou rths, that the tree orisi» and b ro w n ou one side, then turn no eq u a ls as a cu re fo r sto m a ch , liv e r catchers, but h a ve found none to g iv e
w ill also c la r ify the varnish and g iv e
m ight h a ve been sa ve d m utilation and
peerless
I h the appearan ce o f h a vin g been Just
them o v e r and fr y them the sam e ou and b ow el trou b les. T h is
the m ark et h ave rec eive d a pear that
applied.
T h e pictu re should be kept
the oth er side. S e rv e them at once on lo m o d v has been the stan dard m eJ-
w ou ld h a ve a ttra c te d a ttention.
n in e *-f tli«- A m e ric .it) p e op le fo r past
j o v e r the alcoh ol until a ll the spots
a hot platter.
A m an can thin fru it v e r y rap idly,
fifty 'e a r s .
I t is a w> n d e ifu l m e d ic ­
I have disappeared fro m Its su rfa ce and
as lie m erely passes Ids hand a lon g the
in e fo r d\ spepsia, in d ig e s tio n , b ilio u s­
le ft It fresh and b rig h t In color.
H o w to l l u k r C r o u to n S tic k «.
limb, pin ching o ff one a ft e r a n oth er
C ut bread th at is su itab le fo r toast­ ness. in s o m n ia ,c o n s tip a tio n and n e rv ­
T h e portrait should then be sponged
o f the fruJts ami p e rm ittin g them to in g in slices q u a rte r o f an inch thick, ou sness. 1» a lso p re ven ts m alaria, fev
w ith tepid w a te r nud placed w h e re It
drop. T h e cost w ill be g en e ra lly found j T r im o ff the crust, spread both sides e r and a^u«-.
I t keeps th e sto m a ch
w ill d ry s lo w ly .
N e v e r use a n y soap
to lie less than m ight l>e expected. Or- I lig h tly w ith bu tter, cut Into strips qtmr- tn g o o d c o n d itio n , and b ow els regu lar.
on au oil pa in tin g. It m ay rem o v e tho
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ch ardlsts w ill do w ell to g iv e this p ra c­ ' ter o f an Inch w id e and ba ke iu a m od­ P ry it, and von w ill not be disap p oin t*
dirt, but the ch em ica ls in it a re sure
such thorough satisfaction as this sim ­ to d o d am age, though tlie im m ed ia te
tice a fu lr trliL1
-.
e ra te ly hot oven until light m ow n . ed.
ple
d
evic
e
(F
ig
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2),
which
a
n
y
beekeep­
| T h e y a re served w ith soup, salads or
resu lt m ay be v e r y pleasing. M a n y a
e r can make. F ind a su itable crotcbed
| choose.
good pictu re has l»oou ruined b y soap
H o w f o C a r e F o r C lo t h ln ic .
stick
aud
rem
ove
tlie
bark,
m
ake
a
and a scru b bin g brush.
60 YEAR8*
You must ro m em ber that neatness
ring
about
20
Inches
in
dia
m
eter
out
o
f
E X P E R IE N C E
A f t e r a p ictu re has been d e n n e d It
and c a re o f y o u r clothes a re most Im ­
t
stou t w ire (telegraph w ire Is about
should be varnish ed w ith pictu re v a r ­
portan t i f you w ant to look as w ell as
rig h t), next take a piece o f burlap and
nish.
people w ith fnç b ig g e r Incomes. W hen
se w into bag shape, then sew the w ire
you buy a pair o f gloves, sew the but­
rin g into the mouth o f the bag aud fas- ,
H o t ? t o M a k e I* ln k C r e a m .
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’inai Settlement.
tons on firm ly b e fo re w e a rin g them . as.
ten it into tbe crotcbed stick so it w ill
B oil fo u r ounces o f ground rice In a
once lost, they a re g en e ra lly Im possible
sw iv e l,
1 t h d evic e i* ready fo r use. q u a rt o f inilk. a d d in g tw o ounces o f
«AT
In lh<; county court for the co’inty of Polk, «tute to match.
W hen you Invest Iu a new
T rade M a r k s
It Is w e
to la v e on baud one or tw o
of Or***/ in.
bu tter, tw o ounces o f su gar and any
D e s ig n s
yalr
o
f
stockings,
run
the
toes
and
beels
N.
Syron,
tie-
I tli matter o f the uatutc of M.
poles o f «:iiten ijt lengths nud tw o short fla v o rin g liked. S tir a fte r the rice is
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
w ith d a rn in g cotton, am i they w ill
Anyone «ending a skotoh and doacrlptlon may
straps w h which to unite then..
added to the m ilk und fo r 20 m inutes
»TICK IM H KKKPV OIVKN T o WHOM IT MAY
quickly aacertnln our opinion free whether an
i
f
washec
at
w
e
a
r
tw
ic
e
as
long,
aud
concern that the undersigned has tiled hi- Hnul
T o u iv a -ovarii, w ho ** qneen Is at
Invent Ion 1« probably putenlublo. Comnjunica-
a ft e r It boils till It is a sm ooth custard.
tint in the matter of said estate, und thut Mon-
hom e th ey w ill last much lo n g e r than j
llo n « etrlotlr confidential. Handbook on Patent«
laigt- .*; * Li 4 «
-s briuj. ;
s w arm
C o lo r the rice to a p retty pink w ith
it *v, the nth day o f August; WOO, at tlie hour of 1 I
«out fro«. Oldeat nuonry fo r «ecu ring paten fa.
W hen you ta k e I
P aten t« taken through Mu mi A Co. reoelre
.'clock. 1 *. m.. bus been set by the said county court j i f sent to the laundry.
ca tch er >v
up tinder the clu ster ami
cochineal.
Spread the bottom o f a
tpeclnl notice, without onaive. In the
ts ti.e time for hearing objections, if any. to said il- j o f f y o u r lint, brush It w ell b e fo re p a t­
g iv e it a
ru jerk u pw ard, and the glass dish w ith s tra w b e rry p reserve*,
■al a* «om it. A ll person« interested in suit! matter I
tin --
g It a w a y In a box. W h en you ti k*
are therefore m fitted to appear ut raid time slid «how
—
-
«-luster w ill drop fro m the lim b ■ .ght
aud w hen cool pour the rice o v e r the
Aiise. if anv there he, win raid estate should not U* | o f f VOUI* g lo V P S . [> llll t h e m OUt S t r u l f
A handsomely Illustrated weekly.
.nrirest clr-
«. a rry
Jam till the dish is fu ll. Sot a side till
hiallv w ille d aud ch.aed and « I d ^ w u ^ r d isjh .rg | D o * „ ot ro|| t ht*U) Into a tigh t. U O tltl/ into tbe m th o f tlie ca tch er
'erni«. _____
f:i a
ciilntlon o f any ncleiitltlo Journal. ______
year; fou r m onth«, $L Sold by all newsdealer«.
to tbe h iv e and iu »e r t tbe bag. o t, rath­ cold and then s c a tter desicca ted cocoa-
Kxecutor. J ball.
er, turn It Inside out. and tbe bees w ill
nut o v e r the su rface.
Dated, DiiMas, Oregon, July J, ll»o0.
J. I,. Collin«, attorney.
d rop lb front o f the h iv e and run into ,
Ice. (SB K HU Washington, D. C.
H o w t o B a k e U t- r r iu u M .
It, and the hiving Is done, says a w r ite r i
it
T a k e o ff the heads o f six h errings
H u n g e r I s T h e B e s t S a u c e ,*'
w h o describes the fo re g o in g d evices in
and clean the fish v e r y c a re fu lly . P la c e
Y e t s o m e p e o p le a re n e v e r h u n g r y . T h e F a rm Journal.
In a deep pie dish, w ith h a lf a te a ­
W h a t e v e r th ey eat 1 as ‘ o be fo ce I j
sp oon fu l o f salt, a t*a sp o o n fu l o f
Ten for five cents,.it Proxjrist*. C.i-ncer«, Rextaitrantf,
d o w n . T h e r e ie. o f cntiree* so m e th in *' I
R e p l a n t i n g C o rn .
o t i c k is
iik k k iiy o iv k n
th a t tm k u n -
pepp er, a pinch o f cayen n e pepper,
Saloons, News-Stands, Genera) Stores ;«nd B.«r!>rfi
N O T IC K IS H K K K H Y O I V K N T H A T wrouir w ill) t lie e e p eople.
ileiHigiidl executor of the estate of H. 1».
B y t a k in g !
M y experience aud ob servation have
Shops.
They banish pain, induce sleep, and prolong life.
in
pursuance
of
an
execution
and
order
of
fo u r o r five allspice, a fe w clo ves
Oiliiioii, dcceurtdl, I ion tiled his linn! account ns
One gives relief! N o matter what’s the matter, one will
IH hk I ' h 8ar*H pH iilla a s h o it tim e th ey led m e to l»cllcve that rep lan tin g, as
such executor in thccount.v court of Polk county sale issue*! out of ami under the hand t*nd seal
aud peppercorns, a blade o f m ace
do you good. Ten samples and one thousand testi­
Orettoii, aud tlmt wtid court h&H set the huarinit of tli«» clerk of the circuit court «*f the state of hiw g iv e n an a p p e tit e
u
su
ally
practiced,
does
not
pay.
T
h
e
and th en th ey i
monials sent by mail to any address on receipt of price,
and a teaspoon fu l o f g ra ted horse
tlu reof on Monday, August 0, 1900, at the hour of Oregon for Polk county, bearing date tiie 28th
by the KiinuasC
itC h em xic«tl
ic.1 Co., io.Spruce
0----- “ St.,
* ...................
q u estion has reference m ore d ire ctly
New York City!
e n jo y e a t in g e a tin g an d food nou rish
I o'clock in the afternoon of said day,und ull persons
radish. A d d a g ill o f cold w a te r aud
day of dun«, A. Ih, 1000, in a certain suit ••9 th e m .
having objections to the same urn notlfled to present
I f y o u fin d y o u r a p p e tite to the fa rm er who m ay be seen up to
therein
pending
wherein
the
State
baud
the sam e q u a n tity o f vin egar. B ak e In
them to s:dd court on or before said time.
Heard is plaintiff and VV. M. L yle i«defend­ fa ilin g , just try a b o ttle o f H o o d V , I t J u ly g o in g over his fields and fillin g up a s lo w ov en fo r 35 m inutes.* S e rv e
l»ated, this IHtli d.i\ of June, 1000.
KKANK tllHS*.N.
ia a tru e u tom ach to n ic and e v e r y dose the e m p ty hills. R eplan tin g m akes the
ant, to me directed ami delivered, I will on
Kxecutor.
tim e o f ripening irregular. M a n y fa r m ­ cold, the h errin gs b ein g arrang«*d n eat­
d o e » g ood .
S a tu r d a y , A u g u s t 4 , 1903,
Town«en*l A Hart, attorneys for entute
ers d e la y their corn cu ttin g on account ly on a dish and tlie sauce strain ed
A t the hour of l o'clock p. in., of said day, at
T b e la s t fnm ilV c a th a r tic is H o o d ’i o f a lo t o f late stalks aud th ereb y have o v e r them.
the front door of the county cnnrt house in
I »abas, in said county, sell at public auction P ill« .
th eir w h o le crop dam aged by ea rly
to the highest bidder for cash in hand on dav
| frost. M ake every e ffo rt to g et a good
«*f sale, in the manner provided by law. ull
stand In the start and let It go at
the right, title and interest which the détend­
H ow t
ilTlCF. IS IIK K K H Y O IVK N T H A T TJIF. t ’ N
ant had mi th«* 2 «th «lay of August, 1892, the
i that, concludes an O ran ge Judd Farm *
dersigueri ha« Hh*d hi« Dual account us «dtniida
T
o
one
pint
o
f
new
m
ilk
add
one
•late *»f the mortgage foreclosed in sahl suit, or
j er correspondent.
trutor
of
the
estate
of
Isaac
Smith,
beaten egg. one cup o f sugar, on e-h alf
dc.-ciscd, ami Monday, 1 August Oth. 1900. at I now has of, in or t»» the billowing descrilied
o'clock, |>. 111 .. of said day, at the county court house, premises to-w it: Beginning at a |s»int 21 0M snltspoon o f salt, tw o cups o f bread
N e w » a n d N o te ».
of l*olk county, Orwron. has iteun tlxtnl by lion , W. chains east «»f the northwest corner of tlie d«»-
cru m bs and one tab lesp oon fu l o f but­ I E u rope not only produces m ore tlmu
I., Wells, Judge of the county court for said county, iiAtHiu land clxim. No. IIS, N««t. No. 1,949, of
General A gen t on the Pacific Coast for
as the time and place for tlie hearing of the same. .1. K. Lyle and w ife, in t 7 s, r 5 w, «»f th«»
ter. B ake In a m oderate oven.
on
e-h
alf
o
f
the w orld ’s w h ea t crop, but
All |iemo«tff interested iu said matter are hereby un­
Willamette
meridian,
in
Polk
county.
Ore­
I
consum
es
Almost
the
eu
tlre
w
o
rld
’
s
titled to appear at said time and show cause, if any
there lie, why «aid «conunt should not be approve*! gon, running thence east 21.47 chains, thenc«
H o w t o M a k o C lo n i S o u p .
I surplus. North A m erica, on the other
smith 49 chains, thence west 21.12 chains,
mik I tlie account nettled and closed.
W a sh one quart o f clam s w ith a cup I hand, raises betw een one-fou rth and
■ »alias, Oregon, June, 18, 1900.
thence n«»rth 84 degre«** 90 minutes west 4 92
J. d SM ITH, M*lniini«trator.
chains, tlience north 4H.58 chains t«» tlie place o f cobi w ater, but sa ve the liquor | on e-fifth o f the w orld ’ s crop and Is the
Townsend k Hart attorneys for estate.
of beginning, containing 120.7 > acres; ami al­ w h ich escaped w hen the clam s w ere ' w o rld 's great surplua exporter.
B e­
S O U T H E R N T A C I F IC CO.
so that tract beginning at a [stint 17.HO chains
T o It add the hard part of tw een these tw o great w h eat produc-
north of tlie southw est corner of saidd«tnaU<u» opened.
S H A S T A llO L T K
the
clama,
chopped
fine.
Pou
r
It
g
ra
d
­
|
ing
regions
Is
transacted
the
bulk
o
f
land claim, No. ÜS, running thence north
| 17.20 chains to the center of the county read,
u ally o v e r one-third cup each o f but­ ! the Intercontinental w h eat tra d e o f the
thence ««tilth 84 degrees, 90 minutes east 11.02 te r and flour, cooked together.
Scald w orld.
o tic e is iik k k h y o iv k n t h a t t h e i n - chain«, thence smith 10,08 chains, thence west
Trains leave Dallas for Portland »m l way sUtions
one quart o f m ilk w ith a slice o f onion,
T h e horticulturist o f the U tah station
dersigned Hiliuinistrstor «if the estate of M r run 11.02 chains t«> the place of beginning, con-
« t 0:10a.,ni. except Sumlays.
ret Smith, deceased lias Hie«» his fluid account as*u h tabling 19.99 acres, th» t«*tnl number o f acres
rem o v e the onion and add the milk tells o f a d igger w asp w h ich destroys
uilministr.itor, in the county court of Polk county, ! being 140 08, t«tgether with the tenements,
w ith the soft part o f the clam a to the the a p p le worm aud says It Is beyond
Oregon, hi id that said court has set the hearing there
Al so tlu* largest stock d f warm air registers and furnace | Leave Portland 8:30 » in. 7:3'» p m
thickened broth. Cook th ree o r four doubt that this insect keeps the or-
of on Monday, August 8, 19* 0. i.t the hour of 1 o'clock j hereditaments and appurtenances thereunbt
Leave Salem 11 » in ; 9:36 p nt
I
Itehtngiug
or
in
anv
wise
appertaining.
Maid
in the afternoon of said day, ami all [«ermine having
m inutes and season to taste w ith salt j « hard in which he has found It free supplies on tlie Pacific coast.
A rrive Ashland li;33 a m ; 11:30 » m
objections to the M i n e are notified to present them J premises will Ite sol«l subject to retlemptfou in
A rrive Sacrament«• 6 p in :4:36 » in
and pep|»er.
to Mid court on or before said time
the manner pro v id tel by law.
from a [»pie worm s.
A rrive San Francisco 7:46 p m; 8:15 a in.
Dated, thla 18th day of June, I9U0.
Hated, I »alias, Oregon. thi^Othdav «»f July, I
P en n sylvan ia am i N e w Y ork, w ith
4 H SM ITH, administrator.
1900.
r. n. V A N OKSHKIo,
Townsend A Hart, attorneys.
42.1 per cent o f the totnl w in te r rye
Sheriff «if Polk county, Ureg«ni.
A rrive Odgen 5:46 » m: 11:45 a m.
a crea g e o f the country, rep ort condi­
F o r O v o r F ift y Y o a r s .
A rrive Denver 9:00 a m; 9:0«» ant.
A rrive Kanmu* C itv 7 :86» ni; 7:26 a in.
A n «»Id an d w ell trie d rem ed y .
Mrs. I tions 11 points and 4 points resp ective­
A
rrive Chicag«» 7:45 a nr. 130 a in.
Referre’s of Real Sale Property. W in s lo w « S o o th in g S y r u p has been ly b e lo w their ten y ea r a verages. K a n ­
sas.
which
ranks
third
tn
the
scale
o
f
used lo r o v e r fifty y e a rs by m illio n » o f
acreage, reports the high a v e r a g e con-
A rrive l-oe A n g e l»» 1:20 p m ; 7:00 a m.
N O r iC K IS H K K K H Y (1 IV K N T H A T
N O T IC K 18 H K K K H Y O IV K N T H A T m o th ers f«»r t h e ir c h ild r e n w h ile teeth­
Arri\e Kl P»*«* «.00 p ni; «:0© p ni.
'Ujion i>f 1H7. tbo
ivonw ri« r a
tli« uui'ersigneiI as sheriff of Polk county, Or­
It so oth es
Ity virtue of a commission issued «tut of the I in g , w ith p erfect a u cce«».
Arri e Fort Worth « : » » a ni; 6:90 « m.
egon, under and by virtue of the writ of exe­ circuit court «if tlie state «if Oreg«m f«»r the |
A rrive City «a Mexico 9:55 a lit; 9:56 a m.
th
e
c
h
ild
,
s
o
ften
s
the
g
u
m
»,
a
lla
y
s
a
ll
I
cution dated the 12th day of dune, A. 1» ,
A rrive liliston 4 uu a nt;4:0u a ni
count? of Polk ami t«> me directed en the !
pain, i lir e « w in d c o lic a m i is th e l*e»i
1000. directed to the undersigned as such sher­
A rrive New Orléans ti: 5 p ut; 6:ï5 p in-
27th «lav «if June, 1900. U|«*n a th*cree ami *tr- j
A rrh a U i»hiimt<>ii ü:4ia m; U:4* a m.
iff. and issued onto! the circuit court of the
Is p leaM iiit to
der «inly rendered ami entered of record «if r e m e d y fo r d ia rrh o ea .
A rrive New \ oik 12 43 p iu ; 12:43 p nt.
state of Oregon for Polk county, upon and to
sai«l c nirt on t)»«* 7th dav of June, i900, in a |
enforce the d •cree and foreclosuie and order certain suit therein [tending wherein Vlary K | llie ls?dc. S o ld by d r u g g is ts in e v e n ^
p a rt o f th e w orld
2f> ce n ts a b o ttle.
of sal« hi vie and entered in said court mi tiie
PuJlmwii and T«>urist car* on both trahie. Chair
5lh day of dune, HUM. in the suit of the St >te (')odfelter ami Clarence V . i 'l sifelter are j Its v a lu e i* in c a lc u la b le .
Be su re and !
ram Sacramento to Odgen and Kl Pam«, .uni t*mri»t
L mu I Hoard, as plaintiff vs. X, Tarter and plaintiff*, am! Thoiua« lira i^lodfelter, Marv I ask fo r Mrs. W in s lo w *« S o o th in g Sy |
am to « h eugo. St. Lount, N e » Or lean» and Habh
( ’ ( ’hslfelter and Sarah K. Cl«*dfelter are «le-
A inda Tartu a* defendents, willmi
•ttfhfli.
femiants, «lire :ting a sale of the real |*ropert> m p and la k e n o o th e r kin d.
S a t u r d a y , t h a 21 At d a y o f J u ly IOOO s«night to lie [taititi«nied in sai«l suit ami I
I* due to an acid poison which gain* access to the blood through failure o f the proper
A t the hour of | o'clock in the uiteru<H»n of thereinafter <ie«cri»ie«l, ami appointing me as
Cnrm#e<lnir at San FraiHMi-o wDh *««<*ial alr s-H
sai I dav. at the court house at Pallas, in -aid leferee t*i «ell the same «vn the terms therein J
organs to carr y o ff and keep the system clear o f all morbid, effete matter. T h is poison
hi«I ¡m«*» lor Hoii«>liiln. Japan, Lhiua, »*Ui lipines
|*o!k county, O icu - ui . sell at public antiou for after set forth, ami ie|sirt such sale to w ill i
M ow to C a r » I r i o r i i I i ,
“
through the general circulation ia deposited in the joints, muscles and nerves, causing th e most intense pain.
eiftiui itfi«J South A u d i« * .
can.i in 1'tthed States gold coin to tiie high­ «Min t, ami t«i c -rry out tin* object of such de­
A w r ll kn ow n NYw Y ork physician
Rheumatism m ay attack with such suddenness and seven ty as to m ake w ithin a tew days a healthy,
est bidder, the following described im tt of cree a**c<tn!ing to law. I will, on
active person helpless and bed-ridden, w ith distorted lim bs and shattered n e rv e s ; o r it m ay be slow in
anbl: “ I ’ ve trlctl a ll m ethods fo r in
laud that is situated aud l sated iu th* conn-
S a t u r d a y , t h e 2 8 . h D .»y o f J u ly ,
developin
g, w ith sligh t w om lering pains, just severe enough to m ake one feel uncom fortable ; the ten­
tlut’
iu
g
sir«
p
pu
ttin
g
a
col«l
to
w
e
l
on
tv of Polk and state of Oregon, to- wit: lie- 1900, at the h*Hlt* of 11 o'chak, in th» f«»re-
«N 1 K V A I Lis M i l l . D A IL Y
dency in such cases is to g row worse, and fin ally becom e chroni«\
gin dug » t he uorth*a»t corner of the dona­ n«v it, at the court house d* «*r. iu Ha.ias, Polk ! the head, ba th in g the fe et iu hot w ater, I
(Exi t-)* snmlaj >
L je ff other blood iliseases, Rheumatism is often inherited, ami exposure to dam p or cold, want o f proper
tion land claim. No. \\ notification No. .'»I.V4,
co
u
n
tin
g
ii|i
to
l.ooo.
d
rin
k
in
g
a
glass
eounty, Orag iu, sell at public auction to the |
Ar. 5.50 p
; » i > I..
food, insufficient cloth in g, or anythin g calculated to im pair the health, w ill frequ en tly cause it to d e ve lo p
of Vlary ••Mti uu, in sectious 32 and .'IS of t K big e«t liU b r , ad the right, title, interest
11:'M
\
M
L*.
D«rry
o
f
m
ilk,
ami
so
o
n
-
a
n
d
the
best
thing
Lv. 4 14 P M
* * r ly lif®. but m ore often not until m iddle a ge o r later. In w hatever form , w hether acute o r chronic,
s of r *1 w of tue Widauictte meridian. In an-* e sta te iif th- plaint iff •« ami defemisiitu in (
Corradi»
I
e
v
e
r
found
w
as
sim
p
ly
this:
W
hen
I
L *. i:3 » t M
I l M r M Ar.
|*olk county, Dreg m. tunninn theme west ami I*» the foD««wing «ieacril>wii premises, t«»- j
40 o i .tils; tn •»» *e south Li» cUuins; thence wit: Loft No. !V, iu »thick No. fV, H ill'« town ha v«- n u ik t'd nil Hi«- pri-nlio; nud find
uKTrittX
if **. ma «-it with trsiiiib *4 O i«
A All»,... w
ea t 7. <0 cm Ills; Uirtice a nitli Li» chains; of Independence, Polk (vmnty, *>regon Saul uiym-lf n l Iw d tliu » In n mat«- o f nerv- {
railroad.
and no linim ent o r other external treatment can reach the trouble. N eith er d o the preparations o f potash
th nee wut
if) * li »ins. to tlie southeast cot * •ale will lie made for cash iu liand, suliject to 1
and
mercury,
and
the
various
m
ineral
salts,
which
the
d
o
cto
r»
alw
ays
prescribe,
cure
Rheum
atism
,
but
oimut-n, or iiu-otnl n> tlv lty . I g o to bed :
iter of <ai I d.d u; theno » north 40 cl ains to coiitirmatioii of *ai«t em it
ruin the digestion and break down the constitution.
DALLA» PAB»ENGKR.
nud |>liut> my rlu-lll Imud d ln v t ly o v er
tli* pi ace >f ls»n-ionM^ ci nit .tilting 14 N acr* «,
1». L F K N T O N . Keferee.
A rem edy which builds up the general health and at the same tim e rids the system o f tbe poison is j
•»••*r* or less, bystUrr with the tenement»,
the pit o f my »hm m . li
W b e lh e r It I,
Hated tld« 27th «lav of Jum*, Ilk4)
D a ily . Exempt 8 « « d « y .
the
o
n
ly
safe
and
certain
cure
fo
r
Rhrnmatistn.
S.
S.
S.,
m
ade
o
f
roots,
herbs
and
barks
o
f
wonderful
heivditaui'-iir«. aud appnrtenau**es thereunto
lIn- nultunl w nrtu tli o f thp baud nctlug
solvent, p u rify in g properties, attacks the «lisease in the right way, and in the rig h t place — the blood — and o n ic k ly neutralizes r: » r » l -
beotngiu^. or ih any whi* a|*|Mtrtaini:ig. That
D'.fUgii'l
• D u ll
ou the ntomnch and d ra w in g tbo c ir ­
l«ltw
the acid and «liaaolvaa a ll pui»>nous drpoaits, stimulates and reinforces the overw ork ed , w orn-out organs, and c le a n the system < • - « m «
o su A II
aai-i «wl« of seid premises to lie s >ld as afor-
cu lation from I I I, bend or aoiur Dorr-
a »1.1 will Ite lit.« le to .d»t»iu I uih U with w uh-lt
'i f all unheelll'.y aceumuMt*ons. 8. S. 8. cures perm anently and thusonghlv, and keeps
Ailministiator’« Notice.
t-» satlsfv the emu of
1*0 g>>ld coin, witii
the Moo.I l a ■ pure, hesdtfliy state.
^
oun nethm I en n't M y . bu« I know that
ini -rest thereon from tue *»th >tay of d«tne,
Y A M H ILL r iV IS IO K .
V«T J a * . H e v , 11» W lU h S «V »« lm lw n ,p o l ia l» d .. foe vt« s te r n m o a t l l s w s . so te rr ib ly a llle trU
I fa ll nnlccp In a fe w m inute*. I be­
lik) >. at the rate of M |«r cent |«r aittoitti, V M T K E I* M EH EH Y G IV E N T H A T |, Il
Fa*««» ger «lct»«t. f«io» « I •eüt-roh «trrrt.
w ith K S e o iu a li-u . We w a s u n ab le to feed o r dr»«, h im se lf
I w t o e s ssh l h is cnee n s h o o e te «. H e had
lie v e that In • targe m a jo rity o f th*
tried S l .r - t w o p r e w r ip t lo s . th at M e n d » had *iv » n trim, without the .I t n M e « re lie f
A fe w b o rtle so f
an I the suttt «•( 9l>M .»th o ifv «’ fees slid the * ^ Konto«, have live« a*>pMlitled wltHÌntat.iil * >4 i
A lH L ik M A IL l k l W k l A L t .
• a o. .-vwedMm penuaneeOy. an* he has se.-er had ■ rheotaatk pain unce. Thisws. Sve year»agu.
sum of #1 c»«et and disituiwnurlkta <4 *a«| suit »■tate of I ’ 8. Ti*«»n«paon,Inte nt h 4 k «■«wn.ty.
____ | o rd in ary cam-* o f alceplr**n«-** tbla
D a «< 8 Sô a. Ht.
P«*niais*l
A n n » J «»f j*. n,
ami »k|«m«es of said sale, ail due sai I pi ¿In- AU iwr «Mm ni.ieht, .t to the ami ertoti- «U t make im
Lffffvff s .iA ) p. m.
lu i u
A m * e «ANg. »
W e w ill send free our special book on Rheumatism, which should he in the 1 lands
atm ple rem ed y w ill p ro v e effe ctive.
I
inedlate
payment
to
me,
and
»ltk
h
.«e
having
claim«
A m * t i ld p iu.
A i.iM
Leave 7 30 a oi
tiff above named u|s»n o»id writ of execution
o
f
every
sufferer
fen—
this
tortu
rin
g
disease
Our
physicians
have
made
blood
and
skin
h
a
v
e
recom
m
ended
It
to
m
any
patient*,
I h it«! this th» 22rtd day of June, A, l>. egainrt the «une. »H l preamt them, «lui* airthevti-
diseases a H H rtu dv. an d w«U gdus yosi any inform ation ce ad w e e wonted, so w rite them
«•»ted. I«* me within «4« month« (r*>m the dele of thè» and th ey report •n rp rl.ln g ■occean.'-
1900
.1 O. V A R o R ft h K la
nntnw
II. L KENTO N, A«lmintrtr»i..i
j h illy and fre e ly shout you r rose. W e m ake no charge whatever fo r this serv re. Address, S W IF T SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta, S *.
S a l U Woods a rra t a Irtllas station o » adUrrrt
Sheriff «if Polk county.
—F
I al H e!!««, Ju m m ‘4 Irta«
C. H. N A RK H AM. O. P. A.
I
PorthMMt, O r « « . « .
What is C A S T O R IA
C A S T O R i A
G EN U IN E
ALWAYS
K ind You H ayo A lw ays Bought
In Use For Over 3 0 Years.
r
B T P A H - S TABULES
> D o c t o r s f i n d
A
N'
P re s c rip tio n
Scientific American.
Í
Co.*"«»"«*«.». New York
Final Settlement.
G o o d
# I b r m a n k i nei
Sheriffs Scie.
N
Final Settlement.
w
N
g
M c P herson
S o u t h »n d E a s t
Richardson & Boynton Co s warm air furnaces.
Final Settlement.
John Van Range Co s hotel and household ranges
American Boiler Co's
N
boilers for steam and hot water.
47 F l r j t a n d 46 S e c o n d s t r e e t ] ,
Sheriffs Sale.
P
01 ) T L / t f t D
RHEUMATISM
O R E Q O fJ
D isio n s M uscles,
S h a ile rs N erv es,
S tille n s J o in ts.
R h e u m a t i s m In S t n l o t l y a B l o o d D i s e a s e ,