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, Diinnen « r e m i u y i o pm ne. FACE HUMOURS ' T H E CARE O F PLANTS. W a t r r lu i;-R e in < M ir S h u d iiitf Pimples, Blackheads, Red, Rough, Oily Skin Prevented by P e o p l * us * C uttcttwa S o a p , assisted by C u t i c o k a O i n t m e n t , ior M il l io n s of preserving, purifying, and beautifying the shin, for cleansing the scalp of crusts, scales, and dandruff, and the stopping o f falling Lair, for softening, whitening, and Soothing red, rough, and sore hands, for baby rashes, itchiugs, and chafing*, and for ull the purposes of the toilet, bath, and nursery. M illions of. W om en use C u t i » cuka S oap in the form o f baths for annoy ing irritations, inflammations, and excori ations, or too free or offensive perspiration, in the form o f washes for ulcerative weak nesses, and for many sanative purposes. Com plete Treatm ent for H um ours, $ 1 . C on sbtlngcf C it t ic d r a .S o a p (2.V î .),to cleanse the skin o f crusts and scales, and soften the thickened cuticle; GT t ic u r a O in t m e n t (50c)., to instantly allay itching, inflammation, and irritation, and soothe and heal ; and C u t i - CL'UA BnaOLVKNT 1'ILLS (15c.), to cool and cleanse the blood. A S in g l e S e t I s often sufllclent to cure the t overeat case. C u tic c h a R é s o l v a n t P il l s (Chocolate Coated) are a new, tasteieas, odourless, cco. nomical substitute fo r tiie celebrated lhjuid CUTIOUKA H k s o lvk n t .CO doses, price, 25c. Sold Ih-oiifhout the world. British Depot: 27-2*, Chartrrhnu*« Mq . London. French Depot: /» Eue de la Paix, l'aria. P o t t s s Data» a a u C u b m . Coat*., Sole l'rope.. Uotloo, L. 3. A. CHURCH D IRECTOR/. * _____ Preaching ln*urs at 11 ami 8.OK M K. C H U R C H . Preaching Suntlay morning and ev tiling. Sunday school «'9 :4 5 . Ep- worlli league at 7 /'• I'taver meet ing 'l'iiuiHtlay evening.— I I . N. Rounds, Preaching Humlay morning ami ev ening. Humlay ech'io* at 10. Ep- worili ltoguo at 7:00 Prayer meet ing Thursday evening.— L. C. Smith, (I.IHtur. P it K J W Y T K K I A N C H U R C H Pivaoning Sunday morning and ev ening. Sunday school at 10. Chris tian Endeavor at 7 :00 Prayer meet ing Thursday evening.— G reen nod (WtfctahlelV« > rali n I simil.iling ílieFcoJandRcí« ä - j ilie SLauiti nndCowoii cf i I N o Final Settlement. ^ O T IC K IS H E U E R V N GIVEN THAT THE US d e m ig n e d lia* file I bis lliitl account in the mutter o f t he ostate <>f Wilson S. Briekur, deceased, arid Saturday , A tit. 2, IJKM, at the hour of 10 o'clock u. h i ., hue been appointed by the county court of the state o f Oregon, for Polk county, an the time lor the hearing of objectin' * t > Mild final account .tml thu settlement thereof. All per# >.n are there fore notified to appear at -».»id timu and allow uau»t- if any exist, why the said uccount alioud not 1.« up. proved ami too executor cf ha id estate and bU l»>iid#niMt discharged. Dated th is I t li da» o f J u ly , 190* . A d m in is tra to r e f the e state UdceuMuJ I). W. SEARS, o f W ilson S, firic k e r, C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H . Pleaching Sunday morning am! ev Summons ening. Bible school at 10. Junior Christian Endeavor at 3:30. Senior In the court of the justice o f the peace fop Christian Endeavor at 7 :00. Bible class and prayer meeting take place district No. 3 of Polk county in ths state of ( iregon. Thursday evening.— C. (J. Poling, plaintiff, 1 va. J«- Summons. A iu m S m A A Corvallis S Eastern Railroad. W om an. A perirci Aemedy forConslifV)- U on. Sour Slomaeti, Diarrhoea 1 Worms .Convulsions .Feverish ness o ik ! L o s s o f S u f i *. FacSimil* Signnlure of N E W Y O RK . •• FL0R0D0RA ” BANDS an e f samt v al ue as t ags from " STAR," •' HORSE SHOE," “ SPEARHEAD.— STANDARD NA YY." •• OLD PEXCH A HONEY." ••SAWLOG." "O L E VARCINY" or "MASTER WORKMAN" Tobacco. 6__________________ ■ W ill W o rk W o n t lc r ». It was 11)5;). Two citizens were dismissing their friends. “That man Smythe Is horribly stuck up.” said the first citizen. “ He 1 m that.“ agreed the second. "Did you hear about his spelling his name H m-l t h n o w B a lt im o r e American. The Thrust of a Lan ce Is scarcely more air«muing th an the r••current i a n§ in toe abdomen which f dlow the eiting of improper food or f<H> free indulgence in i» e water. The iu.me »ate cause of cramp» and colic ie often the distention of the howela l»y cms . tjuick relief f dlow« the use <»f Perry D«vi> 1'« i »killer. Careful linrirekee »-r* give it the place of lion- or in the family ami tnediciu» chest. S aturday, J li y i9tP, 1002, A t the hour o f 1 o'clock, p. m i . o f said day, at the fron t door o f the Court Mouse in Dallas, in saitl Polk County, sell at public t w t i »n t< tiie highest bidder for cash in hand on day of sale, all right, title, interest, and estate o f the defendants, or either of them, in and to the said premises described in said execution as follows, to-w it: Rot N o . one (1) o f sectioi fourteen (14) and lot No. three (3) o f section eleven (11), all in township six south o f range seven, west o f the W illam ette M eridian, in Polk County. Oregon. D ated at Dallas, Oregon, .Tune 18th, 1902. J* G. V a n O khdkl . Sheriff o f P olk County Oregon, ui* a irronr iin p iovom ou t on the original C rim son R a m b ler and the* result of a cross betw een C rim son R a m b ler and V ictor lin g o , the la tte r being a hybrid rem ontant, p rod u cin g flow ers o f rich, flam ing crim son. It Is said to have all the best ch ara cteristics o f the older Rambler without som e of it» faults. For Instance, so far it has not develop ed the sam e tendency to mildew which the old Rambler som etim es shows. The flower of the new variety Is larger and W hy W o P ro tect S h ru b ». C.-W IU F .V H , A<tmUil«lnalor of Uw —Ut9 ot Avry b lUUa^k. ^ ? y T f c l m g T r . alt4*rn»> f « r Mtwlntelntlor. For Infant* and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought B e a rs the Signatar* Of (J u * W in d b re a k » For th e E a r ly O rch ard . Windbreaks for the orchard are some times necessary. The windbreak is at once an advantage and n detriment to an orchard. It lessens windfalls by protecting the fruit from windstorms, but it may entourage aud harbor in sects. It saves moisture by arresting drying winds, but it may rob the or chard trees of food aud soil moisture. - J. Craig. To n n lld Good R o n d ». A bill has been introduced In the house by Representative Otey of Vir ginia providing an appropriation of $100.000.000 to be expended for good roads In the forty-five states and four territories of the United States In pro portion to their population. The con- Btruction of tiie roads is placed in the Mil under the supervision of the de partment of agriculture. the stipu la tion s ns to color Insuring th at a ll ex h ib its ho o f the sh ad e pro fo rre d by th e deceasi-d c h ie f ex ecu tive. C arn a tion P resid en t M c K in le y is a seed lin g o f a »t>o-t o f P a in ted L a d y » roast cl w ith I*oroih y . T h e flo w e r Is o f th e slse nnd shade o f Mrs. Intwson. h ot the fo rm Is m eet» m are i n , , » . . » O A B T O T I I A . Basis Us st 1 » Kit» YmriliiMiwsjcs Bou|M T h e to P u b lic . N a tiv e S p r in g F lo w e r . One of the most beautiful early na tive spring flowers of North America IN A R O S E G A R D E N . is the pnsque, or Easter flower, Pulsa tilla hirsutissinm, perhaps more famil r io T T t o M a k e n t i d P l u . i t a F i n e H o n e iarly known as Anemone nuttalliuna. I! o il— A d v i c e F o r I k e A m a t e u r . It is a native of the prairies of Illinois T o m ake a g o o d rose bed the soil and the northwest territory, extending should be trench ed at least tw e n ty - from British Columbia into Nebraska fo u r to th ir ty inches deep. T h e best and Texas, inhabiting dry soils. An in m ethod fo r d o in g th is is to r e m o v e the teresting character o f the plant is when top soil to th e depth o f fifte en o r s ix the fruiting stage is reached. The silky Reduced to F IF T Y C E N T S A YEAR 1 l e w Id e a Former fy One Dollar 1 R o m a n ’ s m 1 d a g a z i n e teen inches, then break up th e subsoil fifte e n inches deep er, thoroughly* in- e o iv ratin g at least one-th ird as much go d stron g m an ure as soil th rou gh the w h ole. W h en tins is done, retu rn the top soil, au-dhig o iu efou rth as much m anure as soil, th orou gh ly m ix in g it in the op eration . W h en com p lete, this w ill h a v e the bed six or eig h t inches h ig h e r than it o r ig in a lly v.as, but in the course o f a fe w w eeks, i f do n e in the ve ry e a rly spring. « r in T h e full p r e fe r a b ly , it w ill h a ve settled d o w n v e r y co n sid erab ly by the tim e th e 'TPHIS is the cheapest aad best * Fashion Magazine now be fore the American public, hshows New Ideas in Fashions, inM filiaery, in E m b r o i d e r y , In Cooking, in W om an’s W ork and in Reading; beautifully illustrated in colors and in black and white. Above all, fo shows the very fashionable-Nsw I dea S t y l e s , m ade from N f v to fa . P a t t e r n s , which cost only /O c . eac Send Five Cents To-day fo r a s in g le c op y o f the N * w I d k a W o m a j 4 i M a g a z i n e , and s e e what g r o a t v a t a fo r th e m on e y it can g i r o you. s S S THE H EW ID EA P T J B L IK H T H O 4 0 . THK CASQUE OR EASTER FLOW ER. The liniment bottle and flannel strip are f i, fam iliar objects in nearly every household. * i'vjf .V$r;fc.*,l They are the weapons that have been used for «Xv generations to fight old Rheumatism, and are about as effective in the battle with this giant / disease as the blunderbuss of our forefathers ’ would be in modern warfare. Rheumatism is caused by an acid, sour condition of the blood. It is filled with acrid, irritating matter that settles in the joints, muscles and nerves, and liniments and oils nor nothing else applied externally can dislodge these gritty, corroding particles. They were deposited there by the blood and can be reached on ly through the blood. Rubbing with liniments sometimes relieve temporarily the aches and pains, but these are only symptoms which are liable to return with every change of the weather ; the real disease lies dee|>er, the blood and system are infected. Rheumatism cannot be radically and permanently cured until the blood has been purified, and no remedy does this so thoroughly and prom ptly as S. S. S. It neutralizes the acids and sends a stream of rich, strong blood to the affected parts, which dissolves and washes out all foreign materials, and the sufferer obtains happy relief from the torturing pains. S. S. S. contains no potash or other mineral, but is a perfect vegetable blood purifier aud most exhilarating tonic. Our physicians w ill advise, without charge, all who write about their case, and we w ill send free our special book on Rheumatism and its treatment. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. A Com m on W H IC H PROLONOS N ow to the brooks An»l fa roff nooks Th e fishermen are going, Each feeling sure Th at he’ ll secure 8omo beauties well worth showing. The trudge Is long. Hut legs are strong. And, though there’s frequent stumbling, The fishermen Push on again And never think o f grumbling. A t last they look Opon the brook T h at’s just the place fo r troutlng; The poles are fixed, The lines unmixed. And luck not one is doubting. L IF E . " I .Uttered ttiruu fe n n it leu l tram m e tre IrouMeu. I could not .le a p at • ie'il. M T Herd »cbed M>d m , feet would b . eold H i~ . * T buwjl. wer. no. regular and 1 w o ol.) 1 .eve auch i ramp, from gaaea ! i o a . | ou me aWwnaeb i b . l l would faint awag. I waa in such d:.io iree months afo 1 waa suffering and felt died then live. A boat ' ma Tabules to me. My hnri , not now be without them. 1 h and they move my bowels rtcvl..- __ _______ ore gases, my bowels move n g h .« taking phyaiee in fact, 1 feel as lieht as the air which I beet ■ c ± I have no more headache* and c m * , that I did not c lh « u o . < a good deal lor a w.wna. » b o weigh. , »o pound, f am sorry th u u e the TabuiM . gM» ago, loe ihug would b u n w e d me a gr-.t deal of pain and sufle One gives relief A R»owns T* * *i Vett#T t They decorate W ith tempting bait The hooks with which they’ re fishing; Then here and there W ith greatest care The lines are soon sent swishing. . T R O U B L »*. At ilr s n l«!« T W F fe o - O n t nn ehef Is em »>» ! f ori tua ry ooenefon. The fumi > t •Ocw»**. contala* a *»t|«p!v f. r a j Y ark , H, Y. " V U T I C E IS H E R E B Y O I V K N T O A L L W H O M I T 1 1 m ay c on ce rn , th a t I h a ve been ap p oin ted by H o n .J . E. ‘H ib h y , jud|fp o f P o lk connt.v, e x e c u to r o f th e estate o f J oh a n n e s K m nm tis, late o f P o lk C o., deceased. A ll p erson s ind eb ted t o said estate w ill m ake m e p a y m e n t am i a n y »m e h o ld in g a claim again st saitl e state w ill presen t the name to m e, d u ly verified , w ith in six m on th s lrum th is date. D ated, J u n e 21, 1DUV. J E xe c u to r o f c ased. th e e state D. SMITH, o f Joh ann es E m m on s, do- E xecutrix’ Notice. E r r o r A b o u t T r a p «. B oston *» L a ten t. M iss G a le y (o f N e w Y o r k )—I suppose p in gp on g is q u ite i>opular in Boston. M iss B row n ibaen (o f Boston, pu zzled) —P in g p o n g ? W h o w r o te it? — T o w n M I b*wt w *d Ripan* Tabule* lor a number of year* and would not be without them. I wat troubled with ind»«esci<>« and coottipation. and have noticed since I have been them that I am fettinff rid oi thote lerribl« bilious tpeHs which coi.'ined me i<> b»-d on account of the duttneu. Of late I hawt not had any I had juti *ot over a bad spell d bilious fever and waa •mine on the step, when a »«i|rhhor came to me and remarked how bad I looked. I told him 1 K.d »oat so» over the ie tr r and th>» t w *. afraid to eal .nv'hins on »rc. uot of n u C > n , from wliidl I 0 *d auffend .in c I » « • q .i(. ?oung. H . .d .iw d me la take R ir.n i Tabnlc« 1 utd 1 would ter then*. *”d hwu • ! » » I • > * » « ' • « * " »¡Chou! tt’env I c. n e.»l »oyrkiog. iworidtag I gniah witk • Tabula i w « l of dauert. t teel rely thankful Chat I havu louu 1 «nm.tkinf thM will petdung W 1 1 1 . . * * ________________ 8 A S T R IC Now I t is a ra th er com m on idea am ong peop le not v e r y fa m ilia r w ith plan ts V r o T ! U K I S I IK H K It Y O I V K N T H A T I. Ilttnn i'i th a t the trunks or stem s o f all plants x l D ark er, l a v e been a p p oin te d e\e» titi i\ of t lu w ill an d te s ta m e n t of E liza b e th P h illip s , tie,..a s elo n g a te and that th e branches s ta rt ed . A ll persons ind eb ted to th e said e s ta te w ill m ake in g from the m ain stem o f a tre e fiv e | im m ed iate p a y m e n t to m e,an d all th ose h a v in g claim s airuinat th e aam e, w ill p resen t th em , d u ly au th e n ti feet from the ground, say, w ill a y e a r I eated, to m e a t m y h om e near Z en a, P o lk c o u n tv , or t w o la te r be six o r seven a b o v e the O reg o n , w ith in six m on th s fro m th e d ato o f th is ground. M eeh an ’s states th a t th is is | notice. j H A N N A H P H IL L IP S B A R K E R , not so. T h e first y ea r, w h ile the m ain I E x e c u tr ix o f th e last w ill and te s ta m e n t an d e s ta te stem or axis is g ro w in g , a sm a ll j’ ou ng o f E liza b e th P h illip s , deceased. I D ated at D allas, J u n e 5, 1002. branch m ay be ca rried w ith the g ro w th , but u su ally o n ly In the shape o f a bud even then. A ft e r th a t th© position o f the branch is fixed. Ripans Tabules are a common sense, effectual cure LIDS for dyspepsia, biliousness, heartburn, headache, con stipation, dizziness and all disorders of the stomach, liver and bowels. They are intended for the use of men, women and children everywhere, and have proved beneficial in the majority of cases. It is not claimed that they will perform miracles, but some of the cures which they have effected amount almost to that. Easy to take and prompt in action, they have no rival as the best remedy for the every-day ills of humanity. ______ M E D IC IN E B ro ad w ay , Executor’s Notice. a p p re cia te d a t th is e a r ly season o f the year, says A m e rica n G a rd en in g in il lustrating this spring blossom. R ipans T abules D octo rs find A g o o d prescription F o r mankind. A «*« at hones are developed into lon g fe a th ery styles recalling very m uch those o f the Virgin’s Bower clem atis, and in deed the plant itself w a s a t one tim e recognized as a «lematis. T h e flo w ers are purple with a bluish tin g e and seat ed In a fe a th e ry cup. T h e plan t Is de void o f petals, the s h o w y portion con sisting of petaloid sepals. T h e h a iry stalk rises three to six inches ab ove tiie ground, and the richness o f the color o f the flo w e r Is one that is m uch T H E T R O U T I N G SEASON. A r r iv e s A l b a n y ....................11:06 a in TH d»r»i«ra«d haa tarn uii'i »pp »'nt# 1 ly ronmty «wart of I)»* «lat»* *»f Oragn» for P u tv *4” r of lh « ■ of A\rr\ l> H-t -ovIr, <* I All |««l••'!»<• hs\ i»* , itfftlnat «ui»! v -U t« rrq«iiro»l tu preaant lh* «arna ».* »fu*. a « l y »• r Bau. » • D I «• '► viira«l «to n r.«*). detn-c at Hr 'k-vna V a m k « e.mhty, O.agoii. mithin tix i» nth# fr**n Iler d » '« h#ra«»f l’atwl thia 4tü tt#\ o fju t y , l * '? ricul. T h e edges of the petals are smooth. T h e originator claims for it a strong stem and calyx, productiveness equal to Dorothy and excellent keep ing qualities. A N e w P i n k r n r n n tln n . Trains 1 ami 4 arrive in Albany in time to connect with the S. I’ , south . hotiud train, as well as giving two o r 1 three boms in Albany before depart ure of H. I‘ north bound train. Train No. 2 »onneet« with the S P. trains at Corvallis and Albany giving direct service to Newport and adjac ent 1 teaches. Train 3 for Detroit, Breitmhush ami other mountain lesor s leaves A l bany at 1 :00 p in after the arrival of S. I*, south bound train from Portland re ching Detioit at 5:45 p m. For further infoi mat ion apply t> E D W IN .STONE, manage^, J. T IT K N E K , agent, Albany. CARNATION PMBBIDKXT M K IN I.K T , H II. C R O N IH E , agent, Corvallis. should l»e nam ed {'r e s id e n t M c K in le y , ^.TICK IS HERKHY OIVKJf \T TH UN C A S TO R IA N TMC CINTAUR COMPANY. NEW YO H » CITY. The flower shown Is a promising, new seedling which recently won the pre mium for the best pink seedling carna tion at Kansas City. Gardening In pre senting the cut says: It was one of ibe conditions that the winning variety Leaves Alb an y.............. 1:00 p m Arrive« D etroit................ 5:46 p m No. 4 from D etroit: I. e.wtM D etroit... 6;30 a m Administiator's Notice. EXAOT COPV OF WRAPPER. S h e riffs Sale. No. 3 for D e t r o i t : T im e Use For Over Thirty Years S’l ! . - * — * wnor, B r i g h t 's D i s e a s e . TI e largest sum ever paid for a pre- » » ri»»iion, changed hands in .s ao Ktau- cisco August HOtli, 1U01 I he trap»— fer involved in coin and slock $112,50) and was paid by u party »»( hiisiues« men for a specific for B iiglitV »ii»»«.-« and diabetes, hitherto iucuruble »1.«- eases. They commuui eil the seriims investigatiou of the »pecili»’ Novem ber 15th, I'JOO. They inlerv iewuil scores of the enroll and tried it out on its merits by putting over thr. e doz en cases on the treatment and watch ing them. They ulso got physicians t o name chronic, incurable eases and administered it with the pliy.ieian» (or judges. U p to August 25th, eighty seven per cent of '.lie test cities (veto either well or progressing tavuratly. There being hut thirteen per cent oi failures, the parties were satisfied and closed the transaction. The proceed ings of the investigating committee and the clinical reports of the test cases were published aud will he mail ed free ou application. Address John J. Fulton Company, 120 Montgomery street, San Francisco, California. Allow me to any » few word« in praise of Chamberlain’» Cough Kern- c»ly. I hail a very severe cough ami cold aud feared that I would get pneumonia, hut after taking the sec ond dose of this medicine 1 f i l l better three bottles of it cured my cold and ft ln r k K n o t o f P lu m m u l C h e rry . Hie pains in my cheat disappeared Th© treatment generally recom m end entirely. 1 am most respectfully ed is to cut off the knots nnd burn yours for health, Ralph S. Myers, (14 them, which Is a good tiling to do i f it Thirty-seventh slreet. Wheeling, is done before the winter spores hav.e West Virginia. F o r sale hy Adar K. been distributed. I f not, then some additional treatment will be necessary. Wilson It Is recommended, therefore, that all knots be cutoff aud burned, and. in ad F o r O ver Sixty Y e a r s . dition to this, spray the trees with a An old and well tried remedy. Mrs. strong solution of bordeaux mixture W inslow’s Booth ing Syrup has Men during the first warm days o f spring. used for over sixty years by million» of About the time that buds start spray mothers for their children while teeth again with the ordinary strength bor ing, with perfect success. It soothe* doaux mixture. This ought to destroy tiie child, softens the gums, allay« all all of the winter spores. Then, in pain, cure« wind colic and is the best case the branches may have been al remedy for diarrhoea. Is pleasant to ready infected the previous year, they the taste. Sold by druggists in every should be sprayed again during the part of the world. 25 cents a bottle. latter part of May aud the 1st of June. Its value is incalculable. Be sure and The young knots may be destroyed by ask for Mrs. W inslow’s Soothing Sy painting them with chloronaphtholeum rup and take no other kind. or with pure kerosene oik—J. Troop, Indiana. * ttinpS+Hl take judgment against you for the sum of A writer In Country Life In America 185 and interest tnerfeon from tiie 31st day of tells that the necessity of winter pro W hen You KO’. Into a Drug Store August, 1901; and for tlw disbursements of T o get a botile of Painkiller, examine ! this action; ami for the sale of the property tection Is mainly as follows: First, to it earelully to se» if it is made by Per attached in this action. Given under my prevent excessive depth of frost at the baud, at Dallas, in said county and state, roots; second, to shield the semifrozen ry Davia. and don’t be persuaded to this first «lay of July, 1902, the same being t»ke .ontothing "ju .t »8 good” be- ! the date of the order of publication of tlds branches from the sun’s rays; third, to prevent fhawlng during temporary cunae if ¡8 a few cents cheaper. There summons M. H O L M A N , warm spells; fourth, to retard prema- Justice of the Peace. is only one Pninkiller, ‘ P »r y Davis’.” j J. L. Collins, plaintiff’s attorney, I tore activity In spring where late frosts Large bottle 25 mul 50cents. | are liable. Fowler — Come. now. what did she *ay when you asked her to marry you? T IM E C A R D NO 20. Fisher—Oh, 1 don’t know; something No. 2 for Vaquina : a I k > ut not having me if there wasn’t Leaves A lb a n y ................12:45 p in another man In the world. L ea 'es Corvallis ........... 1:50 p m l Fowler—And what did you say to A ir iv t8 Yaqnina ........... 6:35 p in that? No 1. retu rn in g: Fowler I didn’t say anything. It’* Leaves Yaqnina ........... 7:00 a in Just it h well to iet n w om an have the Leaves Corvallis............... 11:30 a m; last word. She’s bound to have it any Arrive« Albany ....... .1 2 :1 5 p m way. — Boston Traveler. . o t ic HatkAL* Wtf - more double and durable and the color more intense and persistent, not fad ing nearly so quickly as do the flowers of the famous old Rambler. It Is hard K. S. Conner, Deft. I to realize that the good old Crimson To R. S. Dinner, said defendant: I N T H E N A M E O F T H K S T A T E OF Rambler Is liable to be displaced within Oregon, you are hereby required to appear a short time, yet such la likely to be and answer the complaint tiled against you lu the case, in the opinion of a writer In the above entitled action within six weeks af ter the first day of the publication of this Gardening. Preaching Sunday morning and ev ening. Sunday senool at 10. Chris tina Endeavor at 7 :00. Prayer meet ing Thursday evening.— A. A. Winter, summons against you. And if you fail to pastor, answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will "N .U 1 C A ix J 'truM * SAWYER’S C L O T H IN G t /kvv e ff M DrSnWl TL PtTC/UM /hrV/AÌ m Seni' Keep Out the Wet The bent w a t e r p r o o f u a r m c n t i In the world. Mull» from tin* bunt matoriila aud w a r r a n t e d w a t e r p r o o f . Mado to etaud the rutighoHt work and weather. L o o k fo r tlio t r a d e m a r k . If yonr dealer do«« not have them, write for catalogue to I. Y. felting and Packing C«., Igti., Hun FrtnelK«. •r II. M. HAW V K H A HON. Pole Mfr*. Kaat Cambridge, M a » . Promolca Digestion Clkvrrui- f ness and Rest Contains neilltcr ; j Oj)uim.Morphine nor Mmeral H u m b le r . linear Hayter, attorney. K V A N G E L IC A L C H U R C H . Th3 Kind You Have Always Bought N O T I C K I* HKRKBY O I V K N THAT by virtue o f an execution ami order of T h e P h ila d elp h ia R a m b ler is a nother #a!e du ly ta iled out <4 the C ircuitcourt o f the on, fo r P o lk county, bearing clim b in g n o v e lty a m o n g roses, sakl to I State of <>n flute the lOtli lay o f June, 11)02, upon a de cree du ly made in said Court on the 3rd day o f June, 1901, and du ly enrolled and docketed in the cleiKH oHice o f said Court on the 14th day o f June, 11)02, in a certain suit therein pending, wherein 1!. J. Jasper is plaintiff, and W . F G arrick and Kva G arrick are de fendants. and directed to ,.ie, commanding me to sell the hereinafter tit-scribed premises to satisfy the amounts specified in said exe cution and decree, to-vvit: -il04 00. with in terest thereon at the rate o f 8 per cent per ail- nnuin since .Inn- 3rd, 1902, and $2'».00 attorn E zoelilor It rand e y ’s fees, and #2"*,.r>0 costs o f suits, and accru ing costs in tins suit, 1 w ill on P h ila d e lp h ia T’-.r Tufxnts ac-l CìiiUran. F ly . T r y to keep the tem p era tu re as even ns possible, about 70 d egrees du rin g the d a y and not lo w e r than 50 or 00 de g rees a t night. The C A S 5 s is » r F e rn ». touch. B A I T I H 'I C H U R C H . Preaching Hu mitt v morning ami ev ening. Sunday school at 10. B. V. 1* IJ. at 7:00 Prayer meeiing Wed nesday evei ing.— .1. It. G. Bussell, pastor. For K e a 'o n la a ^A l l H a v a n a F i l l e S y rin g e carnation plants and rosea at leant once e v e r y tw o da ys w ith clear w ater. T e p id w a ter about 45 to 50 d egrees Is sa fest to use. Fuchsias w ill also req u ire fre q u en t sy rin g in g w ith c le a r w ater, es p ecia lly on the under neath sid e o f the fo lia g e . (J ive genistas j and aza lea s plen ty o f w a ter at the roots. T h e aza lea s should be syrin ged | d a lly. P a lm s (ficus), dractcnas (cordy- 1 lines), etc., should h ave th eir fo lia g e sponged once e v e r y w eek or two. F a s te r lilies are v e ry su b ject to aphis or g reen fly. E x am in e the tips o f the g ro w th fre q u en tly and use a little dry toba cco dust o r tobacco w a ter as u p re v e n tiv e o r rem edy fo r these pests, as th ey a re hard to era d ic a te If th ey once g e t possession o f lilies and sim ila r plants. W a te r a ll plants ea rly In the j d a y a n d retain as m oist an atm os- 1 ph ere as possible w h e re the plants ure g ro w in g . B egon ias and ferns a re especially | happy In a south w in d o w until about F eb . 1, w hen the sun becom es so p o w erfu l th at the cu rtain must be d ra w n from 10 lu the m orning until ubout 3 in the a ftern oon or they w ill be seri ou sly burned. A lw a y s h a ve the w a te r lu k ew a rm fo r th e reason th at a la rg e nu m ber o f our house plants com e fro m the tropics, ( l i v e them a ve ry generou s soaking, ! not a ll a t once, but w a it fiv e m inutes I betw een w aterin gs, and you w ill be su rprised to see how much som e o f the plan ts w ill ta k e up. P a l w a y s w a te r t w ic e and som etim es th ric e until the saucers a re fu ll, then g iv e them a gran d rest fo r three or fo u r d a y s u ntil the su rfa ce ea rth Is d ry to paMior. M. K C H U R C H , 8 . i U T H . Good enough for anybody! Æ r 'f c ' S f t S ffl 0 W h e n practicable, it U m uch b etter t»> pge[M»re a betl aa a b o v e (lu rin g the fa ll and a llo w It to lie all w in ter. T b la Betties it d o w n q u ite »o lid by sprlait. Th en ull that »111 b e uecebsury w ill be to stir the su rfa ce o v e r to m ak e It flue »■notiKh to co v e r the roots w e ll at plan t in g tim e. A n oth er a d v a n ta g e gain ed hy pr> piii'lntr the bed in the fa ll Is that th e winter rains anil th a w in g snow w ill h a ve la rg e ly ilei-onipo»ed the m anure nnd lin p rel'im ted the uimuonlu fro m It all through the soil, le a v in g It In the liest possible com litiou fo r the roots to commence fe e d in g on it us soon as planted. Th us wo h a ve g ot th e prep aration a ll iu shui»e. The n e x t th in g to con sid er Is the class o f rosea lo plant. I f e x tr a large, hand som e roses ure the desid eratu m , the hybrid rem on tan t class is the best. O f these the m ost d esira b le fo r the a m a teu r a re Pau l N eyron , b rig h t rose; iJen- era l Jacquem in ot, d e ep crim son ; A nna de D leshach, b rig h t rose pin k; Clio, blush; Mrs. John Lu lng, cle a r pink; Mine. Gubrlel L u lxet. s ilv e r y pin k; A l fr e d Colomb, b rig h t c le a r red ; M a r chioness of L on d on d erry, w h ite ; Mrs. Sherman Cruwford, flesh p in k ; Huron Honstetten. deep m aroon; M a rg a ret Hickson, white, flesh ce n ter; V ictor Verdler, deep cei ls»». These t w e lv e are all extra good va rieties. S evera l o f them will a lso bloom in the fa ll as w e ll as In June.—J. M. May Ite foru N e w J e r sey H o rticu ltu ra l Society. They swish and swish, Hut nnry fish Is to the surface rising: They try and try. And then they sigh O 'er failure so surprising. T o other brooks And other nooks Their toilsome way they’re wending, Iiut not a trout Gan they yank but. Though oft the lines they're sending. They fish away T ill end o f day. And then they’re homeward going; They try to grin W hile yarns they spin. But not one trout they’ re showing. —Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph» If You Could Look A JL into the future 'uture and see the condition to which i yot your cough, i f neglected, will bring you, you would seek re lief at once—and that hat natur naturally would be through Shiloh’s Consumption l ' ^ m ^ Guaranteed to cure Con- | 1 W M. sumption, B r o n c h it is , *** “ A stn in a , and all Lung Troubles. Cures Coughs and Colds in a day. 25 cents. Write to S. C. W e l l s & Co., L « Roy, N. Y., for free trial bottle. \ j j yKarri^Clorer^Root^TtapurillestlK Adm inistratrix' Notice. ' V ’OTTCE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N T H A T T H E UN- dersigned was on th « 2nd dav <>f July, 1902, I hy the county conrt <.f Polk county, Oregon, *iv |H)inte»l i<lmin'ntr.itrix of the »«L ite o f James L. ! Gvrin, late of Polk c» untv. Oregon, deceased. AH Persons holding i-laimn against the stid e *ta '* are notified to present tbe * me, duly verified os re- quired by !»w , to the uadi reigned at M onm »aih, Oregon, within six month- from the date of this ' notice. 1 >ated this Srd day o f July, 1102. * M \ R Y E G W IN Administratrix o f the estate of James L. Ga in, de ceased. SGUTHERN PACIFIC TIM E TABLE . . CO PYALLIS M A IL -D A IL Y 7 W a r n l.v........... Portland...... Ar I ! 0 « a in L \ ............... Derry Lv 11:50 p in A r ........ C<wvilUi l.v At Albany and Cor»alita cannect aith Oregon Central and E stern ’-vilrnad. DALLAS PASMENGI. k - I c:<Y. p m L v ........ s t i p n i Ar a 5;.*»# p » 2,14 p m i :t o p m tratar gf ILY , EX. ItTHDAY . . Portland........... Dallas Ar 9:2‘1 a m ,Lv ( D a n Y AMU IL L D IVISIO N Pa«senxer depot foot o f J*ffer>*oo street A H IM È F R E IG H T - TR I W E E K L Y Leave y :35 a n*. Portland A rrive S W p n I r t v c S..10 p m .D a i 'a* A n in t M n 1 A rrive S :i0 p m. A iV fi* ....... 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