Polk County itemizer., July 27, 1900, Image 4

rnoflooennrons an d azalea s is not dis-
tu rb e d by la te sp rin g p lan tin g , th e
p la n ts u su ally being lifted w ith com-
p act halls of e a rth . If c a re fu lly plant-
ed. they will ta k e hold o f th e soil a t
once, sa y s M eehan.
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APHORISMS.
.
V ictory belongs to th e m o st p e rse v e r­
| ng __Napoleon.
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m an does n o t ho ld opin-
HOW TO BREATHE.
| Iona—th e y hold him .— Butler.
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j W e can n o t a lw a y s oblige, b u t ’w e can
P r o p e r ly D o b «*, It I« n n E ffe c tiv e alvvuys speak o bligingly.—V oltaire.
Ja m es Ilalatcd startl'd nervously*«« the train w histle shrieked announcing th e
BUDDING TH E APPLE.
C u r« F o r D laraa« . .
hour of departure. Jam es lla lste d . fam iliarly known as Jim m y, w as a auccea*»
„
No thoroughly occupied m an w as
For Infants and Children.
T b o u s a n d a o f humMa belnKii l« « T * ^ ll : #Ter y e t very m is e r a b le .- L . E. L an-
ful novelist so successful th at his last book had put a very appreciable profit in-
T h e M ain Re«|ii la ltfii o! Su«*«*eaa.
th
e
lo
w
er
tie
rs
of
cells
in
th
e
ir
lungs
his pocket and a disinclination for sleep in his brain th a t th reaten ed to tra n s fe r
J u n e a n d F u ll H u d d lair.
don.
H e w ho th in k s his place below h im 1 th a t profit to the physician’s hands. T he doctor had prescribed a trip south.
W ith th e ap p le th e o p eratio n of buil­ u u sw ep t an d u n alred y e a r a f te r year.
T hey in h ale an d ex h ale th e b re a th w ill c e rtain ly be below h is p iace.— !
T h e rain beat against the window, blurring the lundscape as he tu rn ed w ith
d in g m u st be perfo rm ed d u rin g the
th ro u g h th e m outh a n d use a b o u t as
a yaw n to the paper before him. Picking up the first one a t haud, a Bouton
g ro w in g seaso n an d c o n sists in rem ov­ m uch lung p o w er a s a c a n a ry bird. Ha ville.
w eskly known as T he Illu stra te d Com forter, th a t had not as yet won general
T h e less we p arad e our m isfo rtu n e s
in g a bud from a tw ig o f the v ariety T hey a re am en d e a n d co n su m p tiv e and
rwoognition, he glanced over th e list of contents—’’A ffairs In T u rk ey ,” ‘‘P ro sp ect
th e m ore sy m p a th y we co m m an d .—O.
^Vegetable Prcparaticnfor As­
w hich w e w ish to p ro p a g a te a n d in­ easy victim s fo r an y d ise a se m erely
o t E uropean Interference,” “S a lt P ork a M arketable Com m odity,” “T h e Vision of
D ew ey.
similating thefood and Regula
s e rtin g it b e n e a th th e b u rk of th e stock because they a r e m isu sin g th e physical
i W ho d a re s do all th a t m ay becom e a a P h an to m .”
ling die Stomachs and Bowels of
o r y o u n g seed lin g tre e w e w ish to m ach in ery w hich w as given th em a t
“ N am e of th a t last sounds fam iliar; w onder w here I ’ve heard it before? By
m an an d d a re s no more, be Is a m an
ch an g e, a n d th is is th e n held in place b irth . T h e lungs a re th e en g in e of ! Indeed.—S h akespeare.
—by Evelina M outresor. Bluestocking w ith a rom antic tu rn , I suppose. I ’U
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have a try at the lady’s th riller.” H is eye w andered idly down the page; then
by ty in g it fa st u n til th e hud an d th e th e body, a u d unless th e en g in e Is k ep t !
. k a n au d lu good o rd e r no m achine I T b **re »■ no * re o t flc M w m e iit th a t la
he sta rted and scanned th e paper more closely.
stock h av e u n ited . T h en by forcing
i a n be dep en d ed ui>ou to do Its w ork ! D0* tb e
p a tie n t w orking aui
“T h e deuce! W hy, th a t ’s my own story, w ritten when I w as a t college!
Promotes Digestion.Cheerful-
th e sup an d co n seq u en t g ro w th into properly.
1 » 'ttltln « .—J- G. H olland.
W onder where th e lady got it, for to iny certain knoyledge it w as never publish­
nessandRest.Contalns
neither
tills tr a n s p la n te d bud by p rev en tin g
T h ere Is d o m ore effective c u re fo r I T o o w e uu ob lig atio n to a w orthy
ed. I*a«t time I rem em ber seeing it w as th a t sum m er’s day a t Glenn, when I
Opnim.Morphine nor M im ai.
a ll o th e r g ro w th w e g e t a new' tre e of nerv o u sn ess am i Irrita b ility th a n to go frien d Is a h ap p in ess and can be no
vowed I ’d w aate no more poatage on it. Some cheeky, m iddle aged spin ster, 1
N O T N A R C O T IC .
th e d e sire d v a riety . I t is a m ethod of into a room nloue nm l sit lu uu u p rig h t j d is p a ra g e m e n t.—C barron.
suppose, is g etting th e cred it.”
position au d d ev o ts 10 o r 15 m in u te s
H e th a t does good n>r good’s sake
•‘Well, my fa ir E velina,” he added aloud, “ w hoever you are, you won’t enjoy
to slow, rtg u ln r. d eep In h alatio n s, [veep seeks n e ith e r p ra ise nor rew ard , b u t he yourself much longer. T ru s t me for th a t.”
Jà n jr o f OU •OrS.WUELllTCHat
th e m outh closed au d th e ey es us well. I Is su re o f both In th e en d .—Penn.
W ith Jim m y H alsted to plan aud to act w ere one, a tr a it to which he perhaps
Pumpkin S stJ -
Ilre a th e front th e abdom en an d Inbale
O ne o f th e tit opt Im p o rta n t ru les of owed muck of his success. H e left th e tra in a t the first stop, m ade inquiries ut
JLxJmn* «*
JtctAAU S atu -
w hile ea tv .tlu g seven. K xhule slow ly j th e science o f tu s lin e t» Is un ab so lu te
the station regarding the tra in s to Boston and reached th a t city late in the after-
A n ist Send »
I th ro u g h th e n o strils w hile c o u n tin g th e silence In reg u rd to y o u rself.—D. H.
noou of Iht- sam e «lay.
/tow nee/ -
/¡¡M an»* W* »
sa m e num ber.
i A ttgbey.
H urry'og t*> the •> does of T he Illu stra te d C om forter, he dem anded th e desir­
fiirm Sitd -
T his sim ple little ex ercise Indulged
ed inioru. tioa w m . uing E velina M ontresor’s real nam e and identity. Awed
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
In for ten m in u te s w ill calm tlie nerves,
by the ; '.at novehne’s presence, th e chief sm ilingly acceded to all his dem ands.
cle a r the b rain a n d e x p a n d th e lungs.
■A A im Trovor. 13 B lank street. L ittle ap artm en t, you know. L ives th ere
A perfect Remedy for Constipa­
A d v e rtisin g in th e open a ir by flash
It will give new d irectio n to th e
with ner in/ah u m other. Young? Yes, very young. And a little—er—crude, or
tio n . Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea,
o
r
calcium
lig
h
ts
is
p
ro
h
ib
ited
in
L
on­
th o u g h ts nud help to b rin g o rd e r out
■hall we say obvious, b u t a prom ising w riter. Good day, sir. Don’t m ention it.
Worms
.Convulsions,Feverish­
Glad to be of any service to you.” And he politely bowed his im patient visitor
j of disorder.
1 have kuow n a d elicate don. I t is claim ed th e lig h ts frig h te n
n ess and L o s s o r S LE E P .
lad w ho cam e of co n su m p tiv e stock to h o rses an d e n d a n g e r traffic.
from the office.
A tidy little m aid opened the door in an sw er to H alsted ’s h asty ring.
M any In d ian a land o w n e rs a re t a k ­
1 develop Into good h e a lth a u d to In­
ÏÛC Sinule S ignature ot
“ Yes, M iss T rev o r lives here, but th e ladies see no oue.”
crease his c h est m easu re no Inch lu ing a d v a n ta g e o f th e s ta te law p ro v id ­
'•Tell
h er I m ust see her on im portant business,” H alsted insisted im patiently.
less th an six m o n th s’ tim e by m erely ing th a t all la n d s p la n te d in fo re s t
'The little maid stared a t him, then silently ushered him into a sm all room
ta k in g ton long, deep in h a la tio n s ev­ tre e s sh a ll be a p p ra ise d fo r ta x a tio n
NEW YORK.
and left him. The fu rn itu re was simple, but it had a cosy, homelike look which
a t only SI ner acre.
ery m orning a t an open w indow .
his luxurious upartm euts lacked. E vidently she didn’t reap a very rich h arv est
A y o ung w om an a f t e r y e a rs of som l-
from her pilfering, he reflected, and began to wish he had not come. J u s t th en the
P r i n t i n g W i t h o u t In k .
Invnlldisui bloom ed Into rosy health by
floor opened, and a tall, slender girl w ith sunny hair entered the room.
A c o m p a n y h • « been fo rm ed to con
“ Miss or Mrs. T rev o r?” he asked, bowing stiffly to the youthful apparition.
ta k in g b re a th in g lessons w hile w alk ­
“ M iss T revor,” replied a silvery voice. “ You wish to see m e?”
ing to a n d from th e b u sin e ss in w hich tm l tlie process of p r in tin g w ith o u t
in
k
,
by
u
sin
g
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c
tric
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LXACT COPY OF W R A P P E H .
So
th is w as th e thief! W ell, if she did have glorious hair, a silvery voice and
sh e w as em ployed. S he began by in­
a sw eet sm ile she should pay the penalty ju st as if she hud been the sentim entul
h aling w hile ta k in g th re e ste p s and ly p re p a re d p a p e r. In a s h o r t tim e , it
THE CENTAUR COMPANY. NCWVORH CITY.
old sp in ster he had pictured.
ex h alin g w ith the n e x t th ree. A fter is e x p e c te d , th is in n o v a tio n w ill be
H e mentioned his name, expecting to see her guilt stam ped upon h er face
a few d a y s sh e w as able to Increase c o m p le te ly in tro d u c e d , a u d old m e t h ­ w hen she heard it.
T h e re is o n e
th e tim e to seven ste p s an d ev en tu ally o d s r e v o lu tio n iz 'd .
“ M r. H alsted ,” she said wonderingly, “ th e novelist?”
to 10 a n d 20. H e r c h est ex p an d ed , 'liin g how ever t h a t 1ms resisted all in ­
nunniNO.
“ Precisely. I have come” —
n
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A, bud §tick; f*. incision lengthwise with cross her com plexion changed from sallow
“ My m other is very ill,” she interrupted.
cut at top; C, removing the bud; D, inserting tha to rosy, a n d a ll w ith no aid o f d octors B itte rs, w h ich inis im uiy im ita to rs , b u t
“ I will only detain yon an instant. I am anxious m erely to satisfy my curi­
bud; E, bud inserted; F, tying in the bud.
osity concerning the m eans you employed to obtain possession of my story, ‘T he
no e q u a ls ns a c u re for s to m a c h , liv er
o r h ealth reso rts.
a rtific ia lly m u ltip ly in g a dcalrnbk* va­
Vision
of a P h an to m .’ ”
<nd
bowel
tro
u
b
le
s.
T
h
is
p
eerless
L earn to b re a th e befo re you a tte m p t
“ Your story!” she gasped.
riety . T h e e x te n t of th is m u ltip lic a­ to learn an y profession, a r t or science,
e m e d v bus been tin* s ta n d a rd m e l-
“ I am , of course, highly flattered ,” he pursued ironically, “ th a t you Bhould
tion I h lim ited only by th e n u m b er of
an d befo re you co n su lt an y p h ysician i• *i*i » f tie- A m e r ic a ) peo p le for p ast
b u d s av ailab le. T lw suceoaalve stage« reg a rd in g y o u r lack of h e a lth try a tifty ea rs, i t i* si w o n d e rfu l m e d ic ­ have selected on its m erits tn a t which every publisher in the country failed to
discover,
but I am none the less mystified ”
o f b u d d in g lire sh o w n In th e iigure few w eeks of sy ste m a tic in h a la tio n s in e for d> apt p sm ,'in d ig e s tio n , b ilious-
She looked a t him w ith startled eyes. “ Likp a lam b in th e lion’s grip ,” he re ­
from n recent re p o rt on th e apple and
ness,
in
s
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m
n
ia
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s
tip
a
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un«l
n
e
r
v
­
flected.
of fresh nJr.—New York W orld.
how to grow it. in w hich Pom ologU t
o u sn e ss. I? also p re v e n ts malari.-«, fe»
“ And you mean to denounce m e?”
B ra c k e tt ex p lain s th e o peration of b u d ­
“ No; simply, I am curious.”
or a n d AgUr. I t keep s th e s to m a c h
Mrs.
E
liz
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th
C
ady
S
ta
n
to
n
does
“Oh, be patien t w ith me. I will reim burse you. I would do it now’, only
d in g a s follow s:
m good c o n d itio n . h i h I I k i w c K re g u la r.
j
not
ap
p
ro
v
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of
tlie
reco
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atio
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th e money has gone for necessities for my mother, who is very ill. I will reim ­
T h e m ain re q u isite s fo r success lu
Try it, a n d ) on will n o t be d is a p p o in t­ burse you afterw ard , indeed I will,” she insisted, noticing H alsted ’s gesture of
b u d d lu g a r e a h e a lth y , grow ing condi­ ! m ade by se v era l New York m a g istra te s ed.
dissent. H e w as beginning to regret bis presence there, but a silvery voice and
th
a
t
w
ife
b
e
a
te
rs
sh
o
u
ld
be
punished
tio n of th e stock on w hich the w ork V»
sunny h air com pensate for much, so he staid on.
to l»e done au d a c e rta in s ta te o f m a­ by Hogging. She says. ‘’T h e real cu re
“ I will, indeed, repay you; besides, I didn’t know to whom th e story belonged.
tu rity of tlie buds. T h e b a rk o f th e to r w ife h e a tin g is to he found not in
I t had no nam e (H alsted recalled having sent his firstborn forth unsigned). 1
n o t * t o S n u t e H a t t o n (J a il» « .
stock m ust se p a ra te freely, so th a t the d iscip lin in g a n occasional b ru te, b u t in
found it in a closet a t Glenn Reid when ray m other needed these things, aud I
Otic* larg e slice of m u tio n fro m th e
bud m ay he forced u n d e r it w ithout lu- teach in g m en to resp ec t w om en.”
w as so worried I coaid think of nothing to write. I copied it. B u t I ” —
leg th re e -q u a rte rs o f nu inch th ick ,
“ Elsie, Elsie, w here are you?” came a trem ulous voice through th e door.
Ju ry to th e cam b iu m lay er of e ith e r
oue
tab
lesp
o
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fu
l
of
b
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“ Here, m other, d ear,” and she ran from the room.
hud o r stock. T lie bud stick s o r scions
cupful
of
stock
o
r
w
ater,
one
gill
of
•
a
a
e
e
e
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•
a
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se lected fo r ru m m e r b u d d in g should he
Fin ii Settlement.
stra lu e il to m ato , one te a sp o o u fu l of
The editor of T he Illu stra te d C om forter w as much surprised th e follow ing day j
o f th e c u r re n t y e a r ’s g ro w th and
Hour, one teasp o o u fu l of sa lt a n d one-
to reepive a proposition to publish a serial story to be w ritte n by Ja m es H alsted
sh o u ld h av e well developed buds.
o u rt for tlie com ity of Polk, state q u a r te r teasp o o u fu l of pepper.
In Ih« «
Put
and Kvelina M ontresor. T he collaboration on the la tte r’s p a rt had been th e sine j
W hen ink. n from th e tree, the leaves >r ins< / mi ,
q u a non of her forgiveness.
I til matter of 111 «* extute ut M. N. S \ro n , de- th e b u tte r lu th e fry in g pan a u d set
. 0 •
m u st he cut off Im m ediately, leaving
* y ear
the critics, com m enting on th e story, w rote:
on tlie fire. W hen th e b u tte r Is m elted,
only a s f w t s tu b of the leaf ste m for
o t i c e i s i i r k k p . y (J1VKN To WHOM IT M U
‘
i
form
er
ye.
i
Mr.
H
alsted
fascin
ated
by
th
e
charm
of
his
style,
but
left
i
aigu» h««* tiled Id* tliiul lay th e c u tle t In the pan nnd season
«-outsitit ttmr. th e u undersigned
co n v en ien ce In h a n d lin g d u rin g the
his v< \d«*rV heart *mpty and unconvinced by his love passages. T h is defect he
luV'iimt ill the matter of «aid «»tut«, »ml thut M<
o p eratio n .
T h ey should a lw a y s he 'I iv, the ’ tith day of AiitfiiHt. l!HK>, .it the hour of I w ith h a lf th e sa lt nnd pepper. B ro w n
has .i tv /died, and the latest production from ids p» n carries its m essage of sin- j
k ep t In a fresh co ndition by use of •'clock, 1». I I I . , ha* hi t’ll set hi the* X'lid comit.V court on botli sides, cooking th e m eat for
<*oritJ ’ every on**.”
* ti.e time for fiMaritiif ohj tetion», if hii > , tu «aid ¡1 six m inutes. Now uild tlie to m a to a n d
Tii novelist smiled as he glanced nt th e golden head across th e room; then,
d u m p m oss o r w et c lo th until using, •u)
no omit. All p. r*<» >* interested in *uid umttei
Interrupting the silvery voice reading th is notice, he rem arked:
* t tte * »
an d not m ore th a n one or tw o scions ire therefore n. tilled to *|>peu'i«t -»id time »ml »how stock. W hen th is bolls, ad d th e flour
.»lino,
if
«
A
ll%
there
lie,
will
.-tti’l
Cbt»tc
«
1 . 0(1 id not hi m ixed sm oothly w ith cold w a te r. S e a ­
dear, it’» very dishonest and im m oral, no doubt, but frau d is th e best i
sh o u ld lie w ith d ra w n from tlie puckuge iiiitllv »eMud and dimed uud »aid executor dim-haig
friend
I
’ve
ever
had.
It
gave
me
the
happiness
of
my
life
and
tau
g
h
t
me
how
to
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son w ith th e re m a in d e r o f th e sa lt an d
,*.J.
Mi-0. SYUoN.
a t u tim e.
talk to them sincerely. B ut w hat would justice s a y ?” —Condensed F rom the
Executor.
p ep p er a n d cook g en tly fo r five min-
J u n e B udding. —If it is d esired to
Dated, Pull*'*, Orstron, July 3, 1900.
F ren ch F o r New York Comm ercial A dvertiser.
Btart tlie b u d Into g ro w th tlie saute
.1. I,. Collin«, atto rn ey .
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se aso n it is in serted , tlie b udding
H o w t o S t e a m B lM caita.
A R e c o r d I n B lo o d .
should be done a s e a rly in tlie season
Scald a p in t o f m ilk, ad d tw o o u n ces •
P a p u W an O ppoaetl to E u c o r e a .
'Blip reco rd of H ood’« S a rs a p a rilla i?
n s w ell developed b u d s cun be o b ta in ­
Sheriffs Sele.
“ O n e m ore kiss,” plead ed th e d e p a rt o f b u tte r nnd w h en lu k e w a rm ad d one |
l i .e n l l y w r itte n in th e bloo I of m i'-
ed. A s soon n3 it is found tlint th e bud
y e a s t ca k e p rev io u sly d isso lv ed , a ta-
Ten for five c ents, at Prufcjrists T.rocers, R estanrants,
lio n s of p e o p le to w hom it Ims g iv en Ing lover.
h a s u nited w ith th e stock or bran ch
Saloons, N ew s-Stands, General Stores and Rarl*er*
“ H e re ,” cried h er fa th e r, w ho w as b lesp o o n fu l of su g a r an d flour en o u g h
NOTICK IS HKKKIIY G IV EN TH A T good h e a lth . I t is a U th e tim e r u in«
th e u iu teria l used to fa ste n tlie bud lu
Shops. T hey banish pain, induce sleep, and prolong lite.
in piirsinuioe of nn execution and order of d ise a se s of th e sto m a c h , n e rv e s, kid
to
m
ak
e
n
so
ft
do
u
g
h
.
K
n
ead
lig
h
tly
,
th
e
m
au
a
g
e
r
of
a
co
n
tin
u
o
u
s
p
e
rfo
rm
­
O ne gives re lie f! N o m atter w hat’s tl*e m atter, one w*ll
place m u st be rem oved an d the stock salt1 issue»! out of nnd under the hand and seal
do you good. Ten sam ples and one thousand tesii-
o r b ra n c h c u t back to w ith in a sh o rt of tlie clerk of the circuit court of the state of n e y s a n d b lo o d , a n d it is d o in g good a n c e house, “y o u r a c t 1« lim ited to 25 p u t back In th e b ow l, s ta n d a s id e th re e
m ouials sent by mail to any address on receipt of price,
m in u te s, and you a re a lre a d y te n m in ­ h o u rs u n til v ery lig h t, p in ch off into lit­
by the R ipanaC hem ical Co., «o.Spruce S t., New York City.
d ista n c e from th e bud to force the Oregon for Bulk county, hearing date tlie 28tli every d a y to th o u s a n d s w ho a r e tuk
tle
ro
u
n
d
b
isc
u
its,
sta
n
d
th
em
in
a
u
te
s
o
v
ertim
e!”
—P
h
ila
d
e
lp
h
ia
N
orth
•
Uy
of
June,
A.
1).,
11H
X
),
in
a
certain
suit
g ro w th o f th e In serted bud.
m g it for p o o r a p p e t i t e , fired feelin g
therein pending wXerein tlie State Land
b
ra
isin
g
pan
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erican
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L ate F all B u d d in g .- T h is Is th e kind Board b plaintiff Mid W. M. Lvle ie defend* a n d g e n e ra l d e b ility . I t is th e best
an il ste am fo r ten m in u tes. R em ove
o f b u d d in g m ore com m only practiced ant, to me directed and delivered, I will on
m e d ic in e m o u jy ca n buy.
Good L a ck .
th e lid. b ro w n q u ick ly , g laze th e m an d
am o n g n u rse ry m e n , th e b u d s b eing In­
B a rn e s T o rm er— And w h a t su ccess
S a tu rd a y , A u g u at 4 , 1900,
H o o d ’s P ills a re u o n ir r if a h u g. P ric e d id y ou have on th e ro ad w ith your sp rin k le w ith ch o p p ed n u ts.
se rte d in to th e stock a s la te In th e se a ­ At t.he hour of 1 o’clock p. m., of said »lay, at
son a s tlie b a rk of th e stock will se p a­ the front iloor of the county court house in 25 c e n ts .
f a rc e ? “ All K inds o f M oney” w a s the
r a te freely to receive It. In such in­ Dallas, in said county, sell at public suction
n am e, w a s it uot?
to
the
highest
bidder
for
cash,
in
hand
on
day
sta n c e s th e bud re m a in s d o rm an t of sale, in the manner provided by law. ail
R oscius dc Ila m m e —C o rrect. Oh, we
th ro u g h th e follow ing w in ter. T h e fol­ tlie right, title and interest which the defend­
d id a f a ir business. W e g o t b ack w ith
f
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low ing sp rin g th e w ra p p in g is rem ov­ ant had on the 2‘ith day of August, 1802, the
e v e ry th in g ex cep t th e title .—In d la u a p
T w o cu p s o f w h ite su g a r, o n e sc a n t o ils P ress.
ed. an d w h e re v e r th e buds uppenr date of the mortgage foreclosed in said suit, or
now
lias
of,
in
or
to
tlie
following
descrilmd
c
u
p
o
f
b
u
tte
r,
th
re
e
egg9,
tvfo
te
a
­
so und tlie tops o f th e stocks a r e cut premises to-wit: Beginning at a p u n t 21 08
N o th in « L ik e B ein g E x p licit.
b ack au d tre a te d In th e sam e in a u n e r chains east of the northwest corner of the do­ sp o o n fu ls o f cream t a r t a r a n d one
“ T h is h u rts me n s w ell a« you, W il­
General Agent on the Pacific Coast for
Not. No. 1.040. of tcas|K>onful o f 8aleratU8 a n d s a l t P u t
ns describ ed for J u n e budding. All nation land clnim, No.
b u d s on th e sto c k s below th e one in­ J. K. Lyle ami wife, in t 7 *, r 5 w, of the all to g e th e r an d l»eat to a fro th ; th en lie,” sa id th e old g e n tle m a n a s he led
Willamette meridian, in Polk county. Ore­ ad d one cu p of sw e e t m ilk nnd th re e th e w a y to th e wood shed. “ 1 w ill not
se rte d should be rubbed off a s they gon,
running thence east 21.47 chains, tnetioe
s t a r t to grow . T h e objection to early, south 40 chain*, thence west 21.12 chains, cu p s o f flour. S p rin k le s u g a r o v e r th e sa y t h a t It h u rts me a s m uch a s you,
o r Ju n e , b u d d in g is th a t th e g ro w th thence north 84 degrees .‘i0 minutes west 4 02 top before b ak in g . B ake In a round b e c a u s e I propose to lay It on so h ard
t h a t It will h u rt you a w h o le lot more
from such b u d s does not a lw a y s m a­ chains, thence north 48.5S chains to the place tin.
heidmiing, containing 120.73 acres; and al­
th a n m e.” —C hicago E v e n in g P ost.
tu r e sufficiently in n o rth e rn se ctio n s to of
so that tract lft*ginuingat a point 17-80 chains
H o w to M a k e F U h S tock.
p ass a severely cold w lu te r w ith o u t In­ north of the southwest corner of sai»t donation
» H .VSTA R O U T E
F ill a sa u cep an w ith th re e q u a r ts of
A Y onnu G irl's M is ta k e .
ju r y .
________
land claim, No. t*8, running thence north
M any a young g irl m ak es th e m is­
17.*20 chains to the center of the county n>ad, w a te r, th re e teaspoon fills o f salt, n
T h i n a l n i O r« p * C l s a t e r i,
thence south 84 degrees, .*10 minutes east 11.02 w ltieglassful of vinegar, oue c a rro t and ta k e o f th in k in g th a t b ecau se she
Som e k in d s of g ra p e s set th re e aud chains, thence south 10,08 chains, thence west one onion (both sliced), tw o tab lesp o o n
j T rains leave Dallas for Portland and way stations
w ou ld die for a m an site tru ly loves
I
a t (5:10 a ..in. exi-ept Sunday*.
o ccasionally fo u r b u n ch es to each 11.02 chains to tlie place »*f beginning, con- fu ls o f w hole (topper*, one h u n ch of him . lu th is restless, th ro b b iu g ag e it
| tabling 10.33 acres, the total number of acre* p arsley roots, th re e sp rig s o f th y u ie
shoot. All b u t th e tw o la rg e st should I being 140 08, together with the tenements,
Is n ecessary for h e r to a s k h e rse lf in
Also the largest stock of warm air registers and furnace Leave Portland 8:30 a in, 7:3'. p m
be rem oved us soon a s the g rap es a re j hereditament* and appurtenances thereunto nnd th re e buy leaves. Boll fo r 13 m in
all serio u sn ess, “ W ould I ta k e in w ash-
Leave Salem 11 a m ; 9:36 p in
form ed. T h e h u n ch es th u s le ft will I belonging or in anv wise »pertaining. Said utes. stra in , cool an d p ut a w a y to use lu g fo r him ?” —D etro it Jo u rn a l.
supplies
on the Pacific coast.
A rrive A shland 12:33 a m ; 11;30 a m
premises will be sold subject to redemption in w hen needed for vnrious w a y s of cook
A rrive S acram ento 6 p nt; 4:36 a in
rip en ea rlie r a n d be m uch b e tte r every i the
manner provided by law.
A rrive San Francisco 7:46 p m ; 8:15a m.
In«»
fl
r..
w ay th a n w h ere th e vine is allow ed to i Date»!, Dallas, Oregon, this Oth day of «Inly,
C o a n t r r K a g e rly A w a its T h e ir A d- j
f. U. VAN OR8DKL,
o v erb ear. T h e D elaw a re g ra p e la es­ 1200.
•
i
Sheriff of Polk county, Oregon.
A rrive Oùgen 5:45 a m ; H :16 a m .
pecially liable to se t too m any clu ste rs,
E m in en t S tatesm an---I m u st c o n fe ss '
Arrive Denver 9:00 a *«; 9:0«* a u>.
F o r O v o r F ifty Y o a r s .
nuil th is Is a sh o rt Joluted v ariety ,
th a t I do n o t k n o w w h a t to do to sav e
Arrive Kansas City 7:25a m ; 7:25 a m .
A n o ld a n ti well trie d re m ed y . M rs.
w hich m ak es th e sh o o ts grow closer
A rrive Chicago 7:45 a si*. 9;S0 a m.
th e co u stry .
to g eth er. T h is Is w hy so m nuy D ela­ Referre’s of Real Sa le Property. W in slo w 's S o o th in g S y ru p lias b een
W ise l o iltlc la n —I le tte r w a it n m onth
.
used lor o \ e r fifty y e a rs by m illio n s of
w a re g rap e vines h av e m ildew on th eir
an d let th e sw e e t g irl g ra d u a te s tell us.
A rrive Los A ngeles 1:90 p m ; 7:00 a m.
f ru it Ju st a t th e tim e th e grape is per­
Ni »TICK IS HKKKHY G IV EN T il VT m o th er* f««r t h e i r c h ild r e n w h ile t e e t h ­ —B altim o re A m erican .
A r r i\e El Pas«» 0.00 p m; (J:Ù0 p ni.
A rri e F o rt W orth (5:80 a ni; « 30 a m.
fectin g . Its seeds. I*ack of p o tash Is by virtue of a commission isntied out «if the in g , w ith p e rfe c t mice«*». I t soothe*
A rrive C ity of Meii.-O 9:55 a m ; 9:56 a m.
sfreuit ornirt of the state of Oregon for the th e c h ild , s o fte n s th e gu m * , a lla y s all
th e cause, hut u su a lly if potush is a p ­ county
A rrive Itu e to n 4 ou a m;4:0U u ni
of Polk and to me directed en the
A /n v e New Or h-ans S: 5 p n»; 6:25 p m -
plied m ost llbcruliy It will ouly m ake *27r.li day »>f June, 1200, upon a decree and or­ P *in. cu re* w in d co lic a m i i* t h e »*•*!
A rri\a UaubiM ctou 6:42 a ni: 6.42 a ni.
I* p le a s a n t to
th e D elaw a re vino set m ore clu ste rs, so der duly rendered and entered »«f record of rem e d y fo r d ia r rh o e a
A rrive Aew l u r k 12 43 p m ; 12 43 p m .
th a t th e th ln u in g will still In* needed. »aid e uirt on tlie 7th dav of June, ifiOO, in a th e ta s te . Solti hy d r u g g is ts in every
suit therein pending wherein Mary K. p a rt of tin* w m ld
2o c e n ts a b o ttle .
T h e th in n in g should I k » d elay ed until certain
ClndMter and C larenceV . Cl'«ife!t*r ai>
P u llm a n a nd T o u rist «-ars on b o th train*. C h a ir
n fte r th e blossom ing period is p ast, or •lnintiff*, fuvi Thtuiuw O ra Cl«*iMt«r, Mary Its v a lu e i* in c a lc u la b le . Be m r e an d
caia.'*acf*B<euU> to O dgea ami t l Paao, and to u ris t
••mr» to Chicago, Kt. Louie, New O rleans and Wat-U
It m ay m ake so g re a t a rush of sa p to ( ’ Clndfelt*r all«! Sarah K. C l"df«ltir ftf« Hr- ask for M rs. W in slo w ’s S m ith in g Sy
ngton
tlie o th e r blossom s th a t th ey will be fendant*. S ir* ’ting a «air <»f the real |»m|»erty n i p am i ta k e n o o th e r k in d .
to I h * p»itittoiiei! in hm KI *uit an»l
Few realize w hat a9«leep-aeated, ob stin ate disease C atarrh is, reg ard in g it as a sim ple in flam m atio n of
d row ned out n«id fall to set th e ir fru it. »ought
thereinafter ti***«cr»lH*<l, un»i appointing me a *
th e nose and th ro at, little o r no atte n tio n is g iven it. But, how ever insig n ifican t it m ay seem a t first, it
C onnecting at San F »an« ha-o with several steam
H»«v t . ■'••II.k . T . k t . ,
referee to »ell the «Mi« «»n the term* therein
ia serious and far-reaching in its results.
,h»«l line* t o r H o n o lu lu , J a p a n , C h in a , P b i lip iu e s
I.n d * l ' I a n t i n a o f A a a l e a n .
W»8li Un- talli)- « llli Iur.H’iitln c so
after H«-t forth, ami re|m rt an oh «ale to *aul
C entral und South Au t-iha.
T
h
e
foul
secretions
en
terin
g
th
e
circu
latio
n
poison
th
e
e
n
tire
system
.
T
he
stomach.,
k
id
n
ey
s
—
in
A lthough bloom ing co m p arativ ely . court, itml to c *rrv ««ut th e object «»f auch de­ a* lo i-rRill.-nic nn.v s t a lo , o t gtva«e
fact all th e o rg an s — feel th e effect of th is catarrh al poison, and w hen th e lu n g s are reach ed its progress
cree accenting to law. 1 will, on
o p I v I i > t h a ■ u r i » «
t I im
•lint niny la- on It am i rU-an tills off
is rap id and d estructive, and finally en d s in consum ption.
S a t u r d a y , t h e 2 8 t h O ty o f J u l y ,
w ith llni-n mif*. H ip a «oft cloth lu
I t freq u en tly hap p en s th a t th e senses of h earin g an d sm ell are in p a rt or en tirely lost, th e soft b ones of
CORY ALLIS RAIL DAILY
1U00, a t the hour of 11 u’ulnck, in the fore-
th e nose eaten in to and destroyed, causing in ten se suffering and g re a tly d isfiguring th e face. W h ile sprays
(tu cift >uiM»a>)
1 noon, a t the c-sirt h o .« , d. .* . in l>».Us. Polk " M
" ¡¡"T "'
» »•
BO Y E A R S '
w
ashes
and
salves
m
ay
give
tem
p
o
rary
relief,
no
p
erm
an
en
t
benefit
can
be
ex
p
ected
from
su
ch
tre
a
tm
e
n
t.
county, t Ireir .... Mil St puhtl. .u c U M to th c I e' , rJ |w r’ o f
'll«- Oil
7 30A M h r.
P o rtlan d
Ar. 5:50 P
E X P E R IE N C E
hi«: «*i*t bkUi’r, ail th** light, til)**, .nt**re»t rem ain ou for lU iu t 12 h o u rs; th en
I l OS A M Lv.
ItmWJ
L». 1.14 P H
i ASTBMA
¡The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
The
Kind
You Have
Always Bought.
CASTORIA
RTPAN S tabous
7#
Doctors find.
A Good.
N
P r e sc r ip tio n
For mankind
w
M c P herson
g
Richardson & Boynton Co s warm air furnaces.
John Van Range Co s hotei and household ranges
American Boiler Co's
South *nd East
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
boilers for steam and hot water.
4 7 F i r s t & n d 4 6 J e c o n d s-tree-tj,
P O R T L /W D
catarrh
P atents
Tn»ot M
ir k
*
O csioh *
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
A n y o n e R en d in g « » k e tc h a n d d c a c rtp tlo n n o n
qwjekly a e ee rta in o u r o p u im n free whe
w h e th e r n a
In v en tio n te p ro b ab ly paieniuM e. < .»mi
t i r Conn.tenMal. 1 tsn.liH.ok ,»n P u t e n ta
_nt fi _ _ O
_ ldest ««en. t fo r securing
rin g fait e n ta .
P ife -ita tak
‘ k e n th ro .ie li klunn s <
_________ , w ith o u t chariro, lu I h e
Scientific flatri-ait
A h a n d e o m e ly 111 n s tr a fe d weekly.
eu le t ion o f a n y fo ten tlfle Journal.
I f r e e s t etr-
T erm s. | a a
id Imbuwa Wm**, P..lk ««mwty. O r**«
e,° ,h * lo rem ove an y uiolstur«
»»I* will I h * nmd«* f«*r I'wh In hand, *tthj«*et to , th a t m*.v re m a in liehind. In th re e or
ou finitati. >n of «aid oouit.
fo u r day* rvpoai th<- ap iillru tlo n o f th e
IL L. FKNTOK. B rfnre.
oil na before, au d w hen Ih l. o|H-ratl».i
I h tn i this 27th «lay of June, UM)
liaa be.-., perfnrine.1 thr»-e or fo u r tim e»
»IHinue the lop all o v er w ith lu k ew arm
w a te r. W ipe It q u tc k lr an d d r j w ith
n »«ft eluth. T h e Under m ay uot cotue
o u t a a q u lrk te na experte.1. b u t h j
IS IIKRCSY m v e y THAT |, Il L. IM -rae.erau.'e a b rillian t an d la stin g
V "1
d r.
DVuton h a v e tw e e a-■pointed a d m in ia tra t -r .4 th e
pollah will be obtalueO « b lo b will bid
r a te t .' u l \ ’ S. Tin»W i i »* o ii . l a i r o l P»dii cxMl<.ty.drv**er«l
detlan.-e lo atalna from but dlahea.
All p e r >eiR in«lebt.t l t o th e m a l e s t e t e w ilt m a k e ini
m
e
d
ia
te
|»aym
e
n
i
to
rue,
a
n
d
a
ll
tb
o
e
e
hav
ing
c
la
im
s
• w . a n r e s . 11 . « .
fru ita o r boiling w ater. T hla pollah la
ttiruit-t the seme, will present tt.-m dulv sutitrnli ^ . »* » » #
.
7
™*~l, u. a . wHki.i o , aewia. i n e U a M . <hw , no* ■*«■■■ ta r noaewood, aa It w ould
.
" I. fK«rroN, AOailakarM.s I re n d e r It too d ark .
iNMed kt Usilo, June 24 IMS
Administiator’s Notice.
:
O T tE Q O N
FORERUNNER OF
CONSUM PTION.
CATARRH IS A CONSTITUTIONAL OR BLOOD DISEASE,
and far beyond th e reach of m ere local retnedie*. T hose w ho rely u p o n th em for a cu re loee valu ab le tim e, m eet w ith diaap-
p o in tin rn t and allow th e diseaae to tak e firm er hold. O nlv a real blood rem edy can reach th is troublesom e an d danirerous disease.
C U C
w e f ' a l s r r i i b e ,- a n c e i f (te a t e ls a n e e e a n . l K n ii. t e
l . A K l.v .» . 1
* "
1 ,
. l . . . :*
l
S.
S. 6 . c , n a » re
t C a ta rrh because it first elean ar, and builda up l th
e blood, purifies
it. . m . . ak
es it rich am J i h e a u lth
y , stim u . lates ami ,
puts new life in to th e sluggish w orn-out organs, an d th u s relieves th e system of all p -e o o o u * accum ulations.
rs, josrphim PoLhill. of l>u« W ot, 8. C.. writes: " I had Catarrh, which became so <1ecp-
Mrs
•tr»1 hnt I wa* entirety deaf In one ear. and aU inside of ray nose, including part of the none,
ed aff When the diaeatc had ft,n r this far the phytlrian gave me up »» incurable I
»Ion* ii*d
determined IA try A S S a* a last resort, and began to improve at once. It seemed io «ret at the
w*. of the disease and after a few weeks treatment I w u entirely cured, nnd for more than
•even rears have had no sign of the disease
S. S. S. is m ad« of roots, h erb s an d bark* of w onderful tonic«! a n d p u ri/v in g
peoperue*. I t ia th e o n ly v egetable blood purifier know n, and a certain and safe
cure tor all blood trouble*. Send for o u r book on Blood and S kin Disease», and at
.lie same tim e w rite o u r ph y w ciaas about your caae T h ee will cheerfully give you
auy inform ation o r advice w anted. W e m ake no ch arg e for this.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., A T LA N T A M .
11:56 P M A r.
O r r a ll i«
L y . i : » P M
At AH siiiv and Corvali* c o nnect w ith train« nt O re
I g oa C rtiiia l a nd E astern rail row-’.
, ,
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_
1IA L I, A n I A. . r .A l.f .K
Daily. E ic .p t »m isy .
P ort K ml
Ai I X . .« M
. S .sO A If
YAMHILL DIVISION.
fo u t «»I J e ll er.-««- u ttv e f.
A lk L I h M A IL -T fil S L E k L Y .
isinl
Arrive t.of p m
A rriva I h i « . ni
L m y i T J v a. ■