GUTIGURA
OINTMENT
Purest of Emollients and
Greatest of Skin Cures.
The Most Wonderful Curative
of All Time
For Torturing, Disfiguring
Humours.
HANDM ADE LACES.
THE NEW KILTED TAPE LACE EASY
TO MAKE AND VERY STRONG.
WIMt (utml T n iie * m ol U r u ld N , I'*ln«-wt
C ro e lie l C o tto n H i n t S r n lia u C o tto n
No. mo—VarlouM P a tte r n » F o r U«»r-
«]:*!*■ um l In a e r llo n .
9uah.li! Hnriruln In W ar.
Ed w ard 111. had Ju st announced his
Inten tion a>f teg iiiu in g tin* Hundred
Y ea rs’ war.
“B u t.” sobbed (Jr.ccn Philippa, “c a n ’t
you m ine« it to nlm ty eight
Maddened, however, lay th is request
fa r >1 bar .;: n. he rushed out . t once
anil pawned th eir «Tuvns t.» pay the
troo|«H.-NH\v York Tilbtin«»
T»«e « m i a« u t . .» pill III .V «•it*Vs«* I b
fo*** «>f a lim!» ««r • veil «b*Kill w te*
»•Uhl |M tip»», lì •!}( «»>-* it- rr . m i ll • i.i
ju ry
All «I.M er of ib is m .»V h
avoid, d. te»«ev r. »• \ |»r *t»»p lv *M»pli
•n* ' tirtM tterlsio’« P mi H m loi.
1 i
a n «»tMo'pt«'
i i ; i | «pii- k b .1 -Hi Hi
i»ii»*«»i f «r * H i l*r ! « s mi l 1 Ulf!! s h,
• m I c * by W l ahi Dr» U' r«»
« H 4 P« «»area.
I ’»» ed bin Is nr« i »requ«*iat ly roue
troubled with Insects in th eir eyes. It
will Is* f i ' iiim I th a t hanging a sm all baig
o f sulphur In th e enge will prevent
fh e s r In s ists worrying the birds and
w ill also improve th eir health In oth er
ways.
\% ben y*m • «*♦• i ...
and thaf e»ery
«Iti g tf c - wr lag u lte a «|.*n ,,f
1 'la .m h w
> ^Nimach and là v e r
T iM **| i
li«*1.- a ili «lesa me and in v ig
o r !*• v*»ur -lornscl», regaliate yoair ‘
|MtWt I*. g ir e y**u a retisi* fi»r y o u r ha» 1 1
a m i u ia k r ) J I » Ire» a hai in alila «dui
wt*rld •»» a gotnl pi u è lo live. Por
oaJe l f Wilfoii Drug Co.
F S E F K R B IN S ’
F i l .K S P K ( \b l(\
T h e in te rn a i n m edy cu res
i V icm o v i ig th e c use. H
W ile h f
He to’ 1 his talc of Jove to her;
Aro Air tale that burn« U
Vi U i . >ve h
Celery Compound
A »ioulali«M l.
MR. ALFRED BROWN,
“After the Use of Paine’s Celery Compound.
P a t
and
ob
it is
She toss <1 her head. “ 'Tla not my
fau lt."
She < rie i, “That is quite clear.
To j know. I only see myself
As others see me. dear."
—New York Times.
i
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r O R 'TWENTY Y E A R S
D IA M O N D DYES
liave been th e stand ard ho m e d y e * . E v e r y d isco v
W ith Good Iten so n .
e ry In «lying h as been utilized to im pro ve them .
S h e—Now th a t w e a re to be m arried Today they are th e sim p le st, stro n g e st, and m ost
w e m ust begin to save. P rom ise me you reliab le o f all d y es fo r hom e u se . D ire ctio n book
and 4 i> «I n ed sam p le* fre e .
will do n othing you cann ot a fiord.
W e have a sp ecial d ep artm en t o f ad v ice, and w ill
|
H e—B u t in th at c a se I would have to ' answ er fre e any q u estio n s ab o u t d y ein g . Bend
!
sam ple o f goods w h en p o ssib le .
b reak off th e en gag em en t.—New York ,
D IA M O N D D Y E S , B u rlin g to n , V t.
L ife .
T h e S e cre t of It!
D oited P la n t» .
To be up with the lark is quite easily
W hen p lan ts a re first potted, w ater
done;
them thoroughly to settle th e soil close
More easy the more
A fellow refrains from going out upon | ly around th e roots. A fterw a rd w atei
one
accord in g to requ irem en ts.
A plnnl
The evening before.
grow ing fa st m ust have p len ty o f m ois
—Philadelphia Press.
ture. l f th e leaves begin to look dull
in color, w ater is needed a t once
T h e y Hud tlie F a n .
D icer—T h ey tell m e Fred has been j
p lay in g tlie races.
K n ick leb y l i e th ou g h t he w as, b u t it «
tu rn ed out th a t th e fellow s a t th e ra c e s
w ere w orking F r e d .—B o ston T ra n - !
•cript.
annum until paid, and the sum of $25 as a t
torneys’ fee, together with costs and disburse
m ents of saici suit, taxed and allowed a t
$12 20, 1 will on
egon «»n the 30th day »>f April, 1002, in favor
of the city «'f Monmouth, a corporation, re
spondent, and against Laura Adkins, appel
lant, and A. G . Adkins and H. A. Adkins,
her sureties on appeal, for the sum of $37 and
S a t u r d a y , F e b r u a r y 14,
accrued interest thereon; which judgm ent was
1903, at the hour of l o’clock, p, m ,, of said enroll«:«! and docketed in the oinceof the clerk
day a ‘ the west door of the county court of said circu it court on the 6th day of A u
house in D allas,Polk coun ty ,O r. sell a t public gust, 1902, I have levied ujmui all the right,
auction, su b ject to redem ption as prescribed title and in terest of the said judgm ent debtor,
by law. to the highest bidder for cash in ham) H. H. Adkins, in and to the real pr«»perty
on day of sale all the righ t, title , in terest and described as follows, to-w it: T in southeast
estate < f th es iM defendants, each, and every quarter (!-4 ) of out lot N«». 21 (21) in the city
of them , and o fa ll persons claim ing by, of Monmouth, Polk county, Oregon, except
through or under them , subsequent to the ex ing therefrom the following: Beginning ¡it
ecution of the mortgage herein, of, in and to the southeast corner of said out lot No. 21.
the hereinbefore mentioned real property, thence west 165 feet, thence north 264 feet,
and every part ami parcel tiiere«>f, ami more thence east 165 feet, thence sooth 264 feet to
particularly set forth and described in said the place of beginning, and I will on
execution as follows, to -u it: Lo ts 5 and (i iu
S a tu rd a y , F ebruary 2 |,
block 27 in E . A . T h o rp ’s town of Independ
ence: Folk county, Oregon.
| 1903, a t the hour of 2 o'clock p in. »»fsail
D ated D allas, Oregon, this 16th day of Ja n . | day, a t the front door of the coqrt house in ,
1903.
I Dallas, iu said county, sell the abttve describ-
I ed property a t public auction t«> the highest I
J . T FO R D ,
! bidder for cash in hand, or go much thereof I
Sheriff of Polk county.
| ¡is m ay be necessary t«> satisfy said writ,
4
Dated this loth day of Ja n u a ry , 1903.
J. T. FO RD ,
Sheriff of F olk county, Oregon.
MALARIA
An
In visib le
E n em y to Health
M e a n s bad a ir, an d w h e th e r it
c o n ie s fro n t t h e lo w l a n d s a n d
m a rsh e s o f th e c o u n try , o r tlie filth y se w e rs an d d ra in p ip e s o f th e c itie s
th ere.
«, ind to w n s, its effect u p o n th e h u m an s y ste m is th e sa m e.
“My sin will find me ou t!"
T h e s e a tm o sp h e ric p o iso n s a re b re a th e d in t o th e lu n g s an d ta k e n u p
—Lippincott's Magazine.
b y th e b lood , and th e fo u n d a tio n o f so m e lo n g , d e b ilita t in g illn e s s is la id .
( > e t J a g III».
C h ills a n d fever, c h r o n ic d y sp e p sia , to rp id an d e n la rg e d liv e r, k id n e y
“( ’larciico looks happy sin ce h is rich | tr o u b le s , ja u n d ic e an d b ilio u s n e s s a re frecp ien tly d u e to th a t in v is ib le foe,
M a la ria . N o x io u s g a s e s a n d u n h e a lth y m a tte r c o lle c t in th e s y s te m b e c a u se
uncle died and didn’t leav e him a
th e l iv e r an d k id n e y s fa il to a ct, a a d a te p ou red in to th e b lo o d c u rr e n t u n til
it b e c o m e s so p o llu ted an d s lu g g is h th a t th e p o iso n s lit e r a l ly b re a k th ro u g h
“ Yes. T h e law y er fo r th e e sta te haB
prom ised him h a lf if he’ll co n test the | th e s k i n , and c a rb u n c le s, b o ils, a b s c e s s e s , u lc e r s an d v a r io u s e r u p tio n s o f an
in d o le n t c h a r a c te r ap p e a r, d e p le tin g th e s y s te m , an d th r e a te n in g life its e lf.
w ill.”
T h e g e rm s an d p o iso n s th a t so o p p re ss and w e a k en th e b o d y an d d e str o y
Ax»''* R e t r o s p e c t.
th e l i f e - g i v i n g p ro p e rtie s o f th e b lood , re n d e rin g it th in and w atery , m u st
"W h°n 1 was ;» b o y ." young men begin
b e o v e rc o m e and Carrie«! o u t o f th e s y s te m b e fo re th e p a tie n t c a n h o p e to
In speakiag o f you th ful jo y s,
But «old men. spinning tJielr yarns, start j g e t rid o f M a la ria an d i t s e ffec ts.
S . S . S . d oes t h is an d q u ic k ly p ro d u ces an e n tir e
In.
"W hi n I waa one of the boys."
c h a n g e in th e b lo o d , re a c h in g e v e ry o rg a n an d s t im u
—Denver N ew s.
l a tin g th e m to v ig o ro u s, h e a lth y a c tio n . S . S . 3 .
p o sse sse s n o t o n ly p u rify in g b u t to n ic p ro p ertie s,
An FW|iert O p in io n .
an d th e g e n e ra l h e a lth im p ro v e s, an d t t ; a p p e tite
“B iiu ltr kii . vs th a t if a m a n 's h ea rt
in c r e a s e s a lm o st from th e firs t d ose. T h e r e is n o M e rcu ry , P o ta sh , A rs e n ic
iKh't In hia hualnem and Ilia liv er all
o r o th e r m in e ra l in S . S . 3 . I t is s t r i c t l y an d e n tir e ly a v e g e ta b le re m e d y .
righ t lit* c a n ’t am re ed ."
W r ite u s a b o u t y o u r c a se , an d o u r p h y s ic ia n * w ill g la d ly h e lp y o u by
“ Iliu iler nnulit to knmv. l i e used to t
th e ir a d v ice to re g a in y o u r h e a lth .
B o o k on b lood an d » k in d ise a se s s c u t
be a b u tch e r." C leveland I ’laiu D eal-1
free.
T H C f W i r T S P E C i r i C G O .. A l l . n t a , G w .
er.
I
L l t c r a l l ) So.
FMitor W as
Longw yud e's sermon
ex h au stiv e?
U«*l>oi t«T E x h a u stiv e ?
You never j
saw an aud ien ce so nearly w orn out iu
your life
Los A ngeles H erald.
An I iioimii p re lie »*1 itillly .
W hite folk* is so foolish
Dey worries me n heap;
’Sist* on eatln’ turkey
When possum s J« s’ as cheap.
— Washington Star.
T raoç M a r k *
D e s ig n s
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
Arnrnnw «ending % ike»«*t| and denorlpHnn may
,,ul« kly
«ni mir optinoli free wiuitlior on
M»v.«nO«>n ih prohoMf |>Hi*n(al>l«i. ('.»ninitinlrn-
tu.nn'trietIy>'«>ni 1 tl«ntUl. HANOBOOa «« l’ai»»nU
«.•nt fr»*«. Oldc«t HitancT for»Mnrfiiip>il«i!i.
l‘)it«»nto taken through Muim A C'o. recelre
.-Lit nntlcf, withont crnitgA In Ina
S cientific A m erican.
A handunnialy lllnctrotad wneklr. te r n it air-
enlntl.m of an? aêtontlflc l«»«n:»l, Ternm. 13 a
r«‘nr: (ourmontho.lt. Sold by al» nowwldieni.
IV Branch
illNN om<*o,
& no.3
e,B«*—»- New York
ff» F 8 t„ Washing n. I». C.
\ w a y * ll»r W ny.
J n ig h 's Are tlies«- re lativ es of yours
n ear or d ista n t?
WairKlcs lh e one« who have any
m oney ttr«* \«ry distan t. New York
T im es.
\i> F .ic n a r.
Deerml»*r soon will pass nwity:
»
| May
So w terrfoiv sigh or sh^tl a tear
Since love and roots are so near?
— Washington Star.
R i 'l n r r n P rlem ta ,
C lara
t'im rlh ' com plim ented my
com plexion last tiiclit.
M am ie- So rt «»f a pow der puff, e h ? — j
S a n Francis««» C hronicle.
He's ha m a n i, wan anti nredy;
In y o u th h*- "s o w e d hta w ild o a t s ;'* now
In a g e h e 's look in g " s e e d y ."
-Ita itim o r e H erald .
One
T h in «
l.iie k in « .
Man«!«* W hich wnuhl you ra th e r he,
rich or hamlsoiu«*?
C lara W« 11. I «1 like t«> t e rich also.—
New York J«»unuil.
told to th e d e a r old
lo n g
sin ce c eased
to
to Its ev e ry s trin g .
h o v e r a ro u n d it still.
Ah. w h a t of th e old, s w e e t so n g s, th e alru
T h a t long y e a r s a g o filled h e a r t s w ith
Joy
A s th e m a id e n 's f a th e r c r e p t dow n th o se
s ta i r s
T o d riv e a w a y so m e lin g e rin g b oy ?
T h e old s q u a r e p iano, th e r e It s ta n d s ;
A g e h a s yellow ed Its o n c e w h ite keys.
H a rk !
O ne w ho p lay ed it Is u sin g h er
h an d s
O n a bellow ing boy b en t o v e r h e r k n ee«.
—C h lcajfo R eco rd -H e ra lv i.
W i»«loui
of
th «
M.
D.
R:pans T.ihtilet
Doctors find
A s«x>d prr«criptine
Adkins, in and to the real pro; erty, «lescriLe*!
as follows, to-w it: T he southwes* «piarter
( 14) of out lot No. t\venty-«me (2 ) in !h«i v ity
..f M. niuouth, in Folk county, Oregon, ami I
will «ui
S a t u r d a y . F e b r u a r y 21.
1903, a t the hour of l o’clock p. m ., of “aid
,lav at the fron t d»*or f the court house in
Daliu», in .-»aid county, sell the ab«»ve describ
ed property at public auction t«» the highest
bidder fur cash in hand, or so much there«»! as
shall be necessary t«> satisfy said writ.
Dated th is 15th da> «»f Ja n u a ry , 1903,
J . T. FORD,
Sheriff of Folk county, Oregon.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
'
TIME TABLE
Ripans Tabules are a common souse, effectual cure
A IR ) IE h U L1G 1IT—T K I W E E K L Y
Leave 7:40 a m . . . . P o rtla n d ......... A rri«e 3 :S 2p «n
ilea c 8 :50 p m ............... D a i'a s............ A riiv e 8:^0 a m
\rriv»; ñ:««ó p m ........... A irlio ..............Leave 7 00 a *n
liver a n d ’bowels. They are intended for tlie u>e 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 am o un t alm ost to
that. Easy to take and prompt in action, tin y have
no rival as the best remedy for th e every-day ills of
humanity.
without «h»
1)1 tute I hare , . d bad i « r I bad h > t t - l
• d -I"1 i
•mini o. the .te,, «he» • net«hbor r.me lo « t »nd i r m .r t ,i - w 1 ad I
ni art lot oeer the feeer tnd that I . . .
alrbìd to .a t a n , , e- n ,
t .
ir a. «hich I had «nII.red «ilice I
Adite jou li He idei. ■ f
Ve «
I taid I would trj them, and Ir», then I h i . .. I
«*""■ ■ ” ’ 1 have
p...„dm, | ttn.th with a T.b.1. inwaad ot deaae.t. I led ver» thankful th. I
•omethìng that will prolong Bty lilt."
d in m e a .
0A5TKIC
TROUBLES.
•• I had mitered three pear, at len.t from f.o r r trouble.. I cool I not •'
M, held ached and my leet would bo cold a. «•«• " ? b" * u ‘,
It r.mpa from gaoe. Iwemmg an my Mom.rS that I wo «d lami away I , ,
Corvallis & Eastern Railroad.
T I M E C A R D NO
.
Nc 2 f«>r V¡ujiiina :
-
1
ssr.\ i=
One gives relief
Al «Irutnrl»«»
Tb#
« rinfcet . h >
«^raiMry o#ri»«foH Th» : «i.
m ommtm. M atala» a «apr ij f
A V a lid
Exnm e,
An honest co u n try m an, an xiou s to
exp lore th e w onders o f th e B ritish mu
seum . obtained n special holiday a
sh ort tim e since. A ccordingly, ta k in g
w ith him a couple qf Indy friends, be
presented h im self a t th e door fo r a d
m ittan ce.
“ No adm ission today, sir,” said th e
keeper.
“ B u t I m ust com e In. I ’ve a holiday
on purpose."
“ No m atter. T h is Is a close day, aud
th e museum is sh u t.”
“ W h a t." sa d Jo h n , “a in ’t th is pub
lic prop ■city?”
“ Yes. but one «.if th e m um m ies died a
fe w days nyo. and v e a re going to
bury him .”
“Oh. in th a t c a se w e won’t intru de.”
said Jo h n a s I k * retired.— London T it-
Bits.
P o f n jt
P a tte r
W o rk .
N o th in g
IfcTV.
A gentlem an teleg ra p h ist “called ” a
young lady operator In an o th er office
repeatedly w ithout r«*sponse. At la st
th e “c lick, click , c lic k ” cam e, and he
telegraphed back vehem ently:
“ I have been try in g to ca tch you for
th e last h a lf h our!”
T h e m aiden w ired b a c k ;
“T h a t’s nothing! T h e re is a young
m an here w ho’s been try in g to do th e
sam e th in g fo r tw o years, and he
h asn't cau g h t me y e t!”
T rou b le
at
th e
Zoo.
“T h e n ext tim e any fellow p lays ra g
tim e In h ere he’ll t e lyn ch ed .”
“ W h a t’s th e m a tte r? ”
“ M dtter enough! T h e g iraffe and tb e
flam ingo sta rte il to w altz to a synco
pated tune o f th a t kind, and we pretty
n ear had to syncopate th eir tw o
blam ed heads off to get them un tan
gled.”—W ash ington T im es.
H I*
W lah .
“ Don’t you wish you had $ 1 . 000.000
so th a t you could put on a S h a k e
spearean play In a cco rd an ce w ith your
Ideals?”
“ No.” answ ered
Mr. Storm lngton
B arn es. “ 1 wish 1 had $1.000.000 so
th a t I w ouldn’t have to put on Sh a k e
speare a t a ll.” —W ashington Sta r.
A p p rop H «te.
L< m v « i * a\l»«ny
. . . 1 2 : 4 5 p in | “T h ere’s nothing like giving children
¡.e:«\cn C«>rv»«lÍÍH ............... 2 JK) P III appropriate n am es.”
A ' rivi s Y ; • « j • i i » » »
. . 6 .25 p tn | “ W h a t’s your point?*’
.N«» 1 r"t i n u m i :
“A girl being detained by th e police
L 'H v ts Y «i" in «
. 6 45 h n
au tho rities as a w itness Is named N ar
I p -i'«•** C«u v illis
11 3 0 :i lit cissus. and sh e’s ns black a s n ig h t.”—
A r r i v a A llattiv
1 2 :1 5 p tu | D etroit Fr«*e Press.
.V « 3 for IK*?r« it :
I>* h e - AH* «iw
7 0 0 p n«
S h o r t i !i « « lo a a .
A f»r, s I» t r.»i*
12 0 * p i* j
T he O ptim ist T h e re’s one th in g I
N 4 Ir».«n D • r«»v :
like a I »out tLD boarding h o u se— th»y
D u v i e l> tr«»u
............ 1 2 :45 a nt
never servo hash.
<« ' i i\«■ > Nl ••«*»'•.................... 5 35 h m
The
P. '•simist — n o w
can
the.i ?
T ra in a 1 iu«l 4 u r i » «n \ I > • 111 > i
There*» never a n y th in g le ft over to
t me
r«»u «■«• w i I» lu* *. F
«i •* m ake it out o f.—New York Jo u rn a l.
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UP TO DATE PROVERBS
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A b o ,. Ibrm tnon . f ago I wa. • :
m, S .ly wna tied ap Inwardly. My brother ,,- m m r .d S pan. 1 ,i „ e, 1 ie-
,„_J u»a hw
frwm tha neamal drug More and I wonVJ not w be »
-..1 ma ol all tha fowl gam. that formed a me Montach and they >-■ • -• c.r
.
* 7 bad been taking pbrma all the time 1 hare no more aa-e. m , h o .r i n
11 ,.’ , ^ iim h T X ie . A im . dwy w- llfto «««.* «ee> » '«. h. a, th. air wl h I
A S im m Tabula. w*w mm4 «bao.
w m i __
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O I «ha
1 wtoa»t * ‘ “
And
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D IV ISIO N :
Pastenjrer «lepot foot of J» fferson strret
for dyspepsia,
dyspepsia, biliousness, heartburn, lie claclie, con
stipation, «dizziness and all disort’ers o f ti e stomach,
A MEDICINE WHICH PROLONGS LITE.
A rid 20 a m
Lv 7:«»0
00 p m L v ................... Portland
Dullas
:i.O p m Ar.
Y A M IIIL L
- 1 h a * . . i - H R Ì M - » T t b u t o * f c * a n u m h - r ot *■ r - a a n d
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1 th ¡lt.llr.lton
conitiiutt'on a n d U v .
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D A LLA S P A S SE N G E R —D A IL Y , E X . SU N D A Y
*
Kor mankind
A nxious W ife—W h a t do you th in k o f
my husband’s condition?
P h y sicia n —Oh. he’ll pull through all
rfirht. W h at be m etis is re«rt; so I have
proscribed an opiate.
A nxious W ife— How o ften shall I
g iv e it to him ?
P h y sic ia n —-I»«n’t give it to him a t
a ll; tak e It y o u rself.—New Y ork W orld.
■ heriffs
7.80 a in L y — ............... P o rtla n d .....................Ar
:0 46 a in L v ..................D e rry ................. .......Lv
11:4:. p in A r ..........
C orvallis
Lv
,U Albany and C orvallia co n n ect with
O regon C en tral am i E astern railroad.
■ f at I would h . „ n m l d . d d w . lo r.
H I* H s r v M t
II«* i old : no longer people how ;
W h a t s e c r e t s w ere
th in g
B y m a id e n s w ho
i r i l l!
R o m a n c e still c lin g s
A n d love s e e m s to
A very plain mail in G lasgow has a
very pretty dau gh ter.
One day she
w as sittin g on lbs knee righ t before a
Sale.
h king c la ss.
Sin* contem plated the
reflection o f th eir tw o fa c e s and then
N O TICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N T H A T asked.
Ly viitue of hii «*Xt cuti«m issuetl out of the j
“P a p a , did God m ake m e?”
circu it court of the ntate of Ureg«»ti for the j
f‘Y cs. d ear.” he replied.
county of Folk, «»n the 14th day «»f Ja n u a ry ,
’’And did he m ake you?”
1903, to me directed, upon a jutigni* n t render-
L'd in ih»id court «¡n the 23rd day of M ay, 1901,
♦‘Y es.”
in f.-ivor of the city *>f Monmouth, a corpora
Looking again in th e m irror she drew
tion, «lefendant, and against Laura Adkins,
plaintiff, for tin* sutnof $53 an«l uccrue l in- a long b rea th and rejoined, "H e m ust
tei«*i*i, I have duly levied upon ail the light-, be tu rn ing out b etter work lately , isn ’t
title i.n«i interest of the h.aid plaintiff, Laura h e?”
C O R V A L L IS M A IL— D A ILY
J n . l T h in k o f HI
If men m r e all. any. six feet tall
.wul trr
were only two.
1 ( on 1 e (* how the men could climb
Tiie tr e e , a t all. do you?
—itaitim ore N ew .
5 0 Y EA R S*
E X P E R IE N C E
W in d .
Sheriffs Sale.
I.nitMnaMre D e fic ie n t.
( ’holly
S o ftb ra n e — Y a-as,
I caw n
I lake m eself undehstood in F w en ch ,
:lontcherknow .
B e ry l B lu ostockh olin e— R e a lly ! T h e
E n g lish lang uage is aw fu lly d eficient, |
isn ’t it? —T ow n T op ics.
A P a ra d o x .
I ’ll flee from m ^ ^ esettin g sin;
I ’ll'b ar my house about;
Then, when my sin comes knocking
H igh
Sheriff’s Sale.
AND J E S T S . *
Sh e W an Not V a in .
“They tell me th at you're vain,’* he
saiid;
His voice was soft and low.
'*1 should be sorry, «1 ar. to learn
T hat this was really so.”
j
!
th e
The. greatest of modern physicians, Prof.
Edward E. Phelps, M. 1>.. LL. I>., after years
of long practice and close scientific study, gave
W elk in * a n d M ean«.
to suffering and diseased men and women his
Here is a simp!«' problem, yet
marvelous, life giving prescription, with the
'TIs hard to answer right:
conviction and positive knowledge that it had
How can a ton of coal so dark
peculiar virtues and ample powers to cure.
Turn out so very light?
—Chicago News.
Thousands of the strongest testimonials from
the test known and most reliable men and
K n o u g h Snid .
women of our country fully sustain the claims
made by Dr. Phelps regarding his incompar
* A re you th e head o f th e fa m ily ? ”
able Faille’s Cel«*ry Compound.
“ No; ju s t the son-in-law o f it.”—L ife.
B r . g h t 's D is e a s e .
One of the most convincing proofs furnished,
comes recently from a gentleman widely
T lie largest, h u h » ev er paid for a pre
T h e R e a l T h in g .
known in the capital city of the Dominion of
¡ m ri* lio n , c h a n g e d b an d s in S a t. F i n n
T he tales that people tell us
Canada. We refer to Mr. Alfred Brown, 91
Oft cause our tears to ilow,
i c on A '«gn-l 3 0 lh , 1901
T h e tra m *
O ’Connor S t.,’ Ottawa, Ont. Mr. Brown’s
But it takes the wasp t • get th e r a
i r iiivolvu din coin and sto ck $ 1 1 2 ,5 0 0
W ith his little tail of woe.
letter fully demonstrates the fact that the
la m i wat* paid l»y a p a n y of hm iucsB
greatest sufferer may cast off his or her burden
i nie n for a a p ic i tic f« r B r ig h i’* »liseuse
I.i/u trd * In S lu m .
of disease and become well, strong, and happy.
and d ia b eit's. I k 11 li« rio in c o r a i le dis-
A
kind
of
lizard
w
hich
grow
s
to
be
It proves, too, that the great medicine main
tains more fully than ever tefore its unrivaled seven f«*et in length is found iu Siam . . «*«•>. 1 hev Com lit« need th e serio u s
place in the estimation of people of wealth I t is known a s the “ h e-ah.” and its gall I t • « vest iga t ion of flic spei’iti« N o v e m
and social standing as well as with the masses. Is highly prized as m edicine.
b ri DOtn, UHM)
T h e y in terv iew e d
Mr. Brown says:—
«»•»»re» of th e cu red and tried it o u t on
“ I acknowledge with thankfulness and
T h e M -ielatrom .
i tu« rits by p u ttin g over th r *e d ozen
pleasure the fac^ that I have teen cured of a
T h e m aelstrom is not a whirlpool
r*»s on th e fcroatiU' Ut and w a tc h in g
very painful illness of eight years’ standing by
1 .» m
The\ also g««t p h y o c au s to
; use of Faine’s Celery Compound. I had, w hich su cks ships dow n into the depths
during the years of my illness, tried almost all o f th e ocean. It is an eddy w hich In
, nu
el i o n e , in« tirah le ca.-es, ¡«mi
the advertised medicines without deriving any fa ir w eath er can be crossed iu sa fe ty
«Imi/ is te ie u it w ith th e p h y sic ia n s »»r
good results. I was also treated by several of by an y vessel.
j ju d g e«. U p to Al g ist 2 *>ill, eiglltv
the best doctors of this city, hoping to find
m -\« n p er t-t*nt ot
h« '»si fu se s v\cie
that one of them, at least, would understand
¡• iih c r we ! 1 or piou re.-sing fa v o ra b ly .
my case.
i Th«*re b ein g h ilt th irte e n per c e n t of
“ I was getting wor.~e, and was told I was
: 'n ilu r t s , tin p a rtie s w eie s;.ti>fie«l and
incurable. I was indeed in a critical condi
tion. I could not go from the house alone,
NOTICK I S IIK K K K V O IV K X T H A T ; closed th e D a u s.«c io n . T h e proceed
as I was liable to sudden collapse. I tried by virtue of an execution and order ««f sale «lu- j iugs of th e in v« si iga tin g c u m u liti «*«1
hospital treatment, but no relief or good results ly issued out of the cb'cuit court of the state I ¡nul th e c lin ic a l re p o lla of lie t«*s'
came to me. I could not sleep; anything that of Oregon forth© county <>f Folk, hearing date «•ases were pu blish ed an d will he m ail-
I ate increased my agonies; 1 was extremely the 8th day of .lan. l!»03, t<> me directed,
I "d fr«*e on lippu* ittioli. A ililie ss Jo h n
weak, restless, tired, and despondent; was upon a judgm ent and decree duly made, en
obliged to walk about with my hands pressed rolled and docketed n said court on the 5th I F e lto n C o m p a n y , 4 2 0 M o n tg o m erx
day of Ja n u a ry , 1003, in a certain suit then
firmly into my left side to ease my pains; my 1 pending in said court, wherein J . H . H aw « tu e t S a n Francisé»», C a lifo rn ia .
— -----------------------------------------
feet and hands were cold continually; had ley, plaintiff, recovered judgm ent and decree
inclination to vomit, had profuse, cold sweats, i against Ja m e s Davidson ami V ioletta D avid
| quick breathing, and would te racked with j son. husband and wife, defendants, which
pain for hours at a time.
judgm ent was duly enrolled and docketed in
“ After the regular use of Paine’s Celery; th e office of the c ei k of said court on thetith
N O T IC E I S H E R E B Y G IV E N T H AT
Compound for a time, I am now in the test o f, day of Ja n u a ry , 11)03, and by which execu
health, have good appetite, anil can use any tion snd «>nier «>f sale 1 aui commanded to by v irtue of an execution issued out of the
sell the real property in said execution, and circuit court of the state »>f Oregon for the
kind of food. Thank God I am my old self hereinafter described, to satisfy plaintiff’s
county of F olk , on the 14th day of Jan u ary,
once more, all through the use of Paine’s judgm ent herein, to-w it, the sum of $41 with 1903, to me directed, upon a judgm ent ren
Celery Compound.”
interest thereon a t the rate of 8 p e rce n t per dered in the supreme court of the state of Or
T h o se M atch S c r a t c h e s .
I f you find sc ra tch e s on th e wood
work made by m atch es, rub q u ickly
w ith a slice « f lemon, then w ith w h it
ing. and last >f ail w ith a cloth wrung
out in sneiix vater.
JIN G L E S
young!
A fter
“Do you believe iu Higns?”
“ Nut when they tire Insecurely fa s
tened.**—Cleveland P lain D ealer.
I Am Now in the Best of Health.”
T h e old s q u a re pian o, th e r e It s ta n d » ;
A g e h a s yellow ed th e o n c e w h ite key's;
In g ra v e d no d ou b t th e r e a r e pu lseless
in.¡ids
T h a t o n c e lu red fro m It s w e e t m elodies.
T h e p ed al* a r e r u s te d w h e re drilnty feet
W o r e pivso. d in th e d ead old long u go ;
H ow th e cu sh ion is w orn on th e one«; s o ft
s e a t!
A h , Phnm c on t h e y e a r s to h a v e tr e a te d
It s o !
T h e old piano, th ic k legged- and s q u a re . •
W h a t ta le s it m ig h t tell if tt h ad a
to n g u e !
H o w m a n y a m an w ho Is g r a y leaned
th e re
On its h e a v y old sid e w hen h e w as
A mighty speech he paused to frame
And xculously displayed it,
And yet the world went on the same
As lf he'd never made It.
Boston Herald.
A Prominent and Popular Citizen, Says:
NO. 5.
MALE OF FRENCH Hit A ID.
from th e oth er designs illu strated .
tern No. 5 s!
s tin* very p retty
really laceiikt effect th a t can t e
tained in this kind of work w hen
sufficiently e la b o r a tid.
Be good to your land and your crop
Plenty of
will be good.
A \ n iiie rlc u l i'hM uue.
“I see you have given up your old
q u a rte rs.”
“W h y, yes. I ’ve found a t e t t e r half.”
—P hilad elp hia Ledger.
THE GREAT HEDICINE.
THE OLD SQUARE PIANO.
A Golden Rule
of Agriculture:
r e n t th*> « d ito r;
Out oiu> was reiuriieil.
Buffalo Newa.
PAINES
Lu ce is so much to th e fron t ju s t now,
from a ll th e popular sorts to th e very
la te st idea iu cobw ebby filigree, th a t
guy novelty in luce only req u ires to be
know n to recom m end itse lf.
In th e illu stratio n s a re given a few
■I km -linens of kilted tap e laee, an en-
Cntlcura O intm ent 1« beyond question
th e m ost nooeew fnl curative fo r tortu r
in g , disfiguring humours o f th e skin and
scalp, including loss o f h a ir, ever com
pounded, in proof o f which a single
auoiutiug w ith it, preceded by a hot
b ath w ith Cuticura Soap, and followed
In the severer cases by a dose o f < ’uti-
cu ra R esolvent P ills, is o ften sufficient
to afford im mediate relief In the m ost
d istressin g form s o f itch in g , burning
and scaly hum ours, perm its rest and
sleep, and points to a speedy cure when
a ll other remedies fail. I t is especially
so in th e treatm en t o f in fa n ts and ch il
dren, cleansin g, soothing ami healing
th e m ost distressing o f Infantile hu
m ours, and preserving, purifying and
beau tifyin g the skin, scalp and hair.
C u ticu ra O intm ent possesses, a t the
sam e tim e, th e charm o f sa tisfy in g the
sim ple w ants o f the to ilet, in caring fo r
th e skin, scalp, h air and hands from in
fan cy to age, far m ore effectually,
a greeab ly ami econ om ically than th e
m ost exp ensiv e o f to ilet em ollients.
I ts “ In sta n t re lie f fo r skin-tortured
babies,” o r “ Sanative, an tiseptic cleans
in g ,” o r “ O ne-night treatm en t o f th e
h and s,” o r ‘ Sin gle trea tm en t o f the
h a ir,” o r “ I Tse lifter a th le tic s,” cy clin g ,
g o lf, ten n is, riding, sp arrin g , or any
sport, each in connection w ith th e use ■
KILTED T*PE LACK.
o f C u ticu ra Soup, is sutlicieut evidence
Of th is.
tlrely new and origin al work, hand-
M ilhous now re ly on C uticura Soup, | made, not difficult to produce and very
assisted by C uticura O intm ent, for pre
strong,
servin g, pu rifyin g and beau tifyin g th e
T h e m ateria la required a re good n ar
skin , fo r cleansin g th e scalp o f cru sts,
row tap e or b raid and very fine crochet
scales aud dandruff, and th e stopping
cotton, with a strip o f th ick brown
o f fa llin g h air, fo r so ften in g , w hitening
glazed paper, w hich is b etter if used
and sooth in g red, rough and sore
h and s, fo r baby ra sh es, itching« aud
double.
chaffugs, us well as fo r a ll purposes of
T h e first tw o p attern s a i"' com p os'd
th e to ilet, bath und nursery.
o f th e host m akes o f tw ill tape, tlie
narrow est w idth. T h e n ext p attern is
m ade o f th e n arrow est plain linen tape,
C H U R C H D I R E C T O R ✓.
w hich is little more th an h a lf th e width
o f tin* \ w ill tape.
P re a c h in g h ou rs a t 11 and 7 :3U.
In Nos. -I and 5 the p a ttern s are
M E. CHURCH.
formed w ith very fine F ren ch braid,
P re a c h in g S itn d . v m o rn in g and ev
th e width o f th e plain linen tape, a l
e n in g . S u n d a y sc I mol a t 9 :4 5 . E p
though when worked It looks wider,
w orth lea g u e a t 6 :3#
P ra v e r meet
being easily stretch ed .
T h is braid
iu g T h u rsd a y e v e n in g .— 11 N. R o u n d s,
looks so fter th an the tape. T h e finest
p a sto r.
crochet cotton should be used for Jill
conn ectin g stb e lie s and best sew ing
cotton. No. inn. for s w ing tin* ,»laits.
BAI'TIS'» CHURCH.
F o r flu* se.rl'-p p attern in No. 1 pre-
P re a c h in g Hundav m o rn in g an d ev
pare a si rip of paper flu* length re
e n in g . Su -u lav hc I h s i I at 10.
H ^
quired and two inches w ide: m ake a
P U. a t 6 uH)
P ra y e r m e e tin g W ed
n esd ay evei in g .— .1 R . (4. R u sse ll, '•bain of crochet th e length o f th e paper
and tack upon it about a q u a rter o f sin
p asto r
inch from th e edge. Next prepare the
kilting. M ake tw elve very sm all p laits;
PRB 8 RYTKRIAN CHURCH
sew th em *at one edge w ith a very fine
P re n c n iu g S u n d a y m o rn in g anal ev
needle und cotton No. 100 : It shculd
e n in g . S u n d ay sch o o l a t 10. Claris
have* th ree stitch e s to each plait, and
tiaii E n d e a v o r a t 0:110. P ra y er m e e t
betw een each set of tw elve leave a
in g T h u rsd a y e v e n in g .— W , T . W a i- sp ace about th ree-q u arter» o f an inch,
tilc, p a sto r.
w hich m ust lie folded to form a pdint
betyveon each scallop. W hen sufficient
sets a re ready, tack them In position
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
P le ach in g .Sunday m o rn in g and ev upon the paper, and limine sep arate
e n in g
B dale sclao 1 a t 10
S e n io i pieces of k iltin g for the upper part of
C h ris tia n
E n d e a v o r at 6 :3 0 .
Hilda th e iMitt« Tit; allow h; lit Mn inch pi;¡iin ;t
Make tw « * 1 V « * pin it s iu elicli.
cla ss an d p ra y er m eetin g T h u rsd ay each end
but folti en eh pinit h alf w ay ove*r the
e v e n in g .— L . G re e n , p a sto r.
uoxt . so ns to nu.kt • it 1 col; full win n
«pre; ,1 u t; lack tlx *s<* «in. lesivi:* g the
RVANOKLICAI. CHURCH.
ends o f ti ;i * ju s t tHi •Uc$ ov« r tii * chain
P re id lin g Suanlav m o rn in g am i ev io 1 .c In in i::i;«l dow
!ic:i the 1 ! r
e n in g a t th e M. K. c h u rc h , soliti».
•i reimove d: ; l:c’i. r s i!g Vi ry !!•*.* « !
S u n d ay sch o o l at 1 0
( ’ liiisti.au E n
<itb UM «.m 11 • etc til «1 I
in w ith i
is .
Co
deavor ait 6 :3 0 . Pray« r mca lin g I b u rs- polii t :1
in i' w i.li i ’i
w
!.
t
d • e v e n in g .— A. A. W in te r , iu n io r,
it;: if
« I. r.v:;e fix * poi nt o f flu* outer
kilt Willi Ill « ': • .lì
Iteli
I'olaiMi In '»■**liern n .
Numerous ofilcial pc.-sonages in Te-
heran h ave recently fallen victim s to
poison. It is believed som e sec re t soci
ety Is a t work. T h e d rink in g w ater has
been (loisotted. hut in most in stan ces
th e poison has been conveyed in the
sw eets t hut every one e a ts so freely In
P ersia.
F o r O ver S ixty Y e a rs .
An o ld and well tried rem ed y. M rs.
W in s lo w ’s S o u th in g S y ru p lias been
used for o v er s 'x ty y e a rs by m illio n s of
m o th e rs for th e ir c h ild r e n w h ile te e th
in g , w ith p e rfe c t su c c e ss. I t so o th es
th e c h ild , so fte n s th e g u m s, a lla y s all
p a in , c u re s wind c o lic am i is th e b est
re m e d y for d ia rrh o e a . 1 m p le a sa n t to
th e ta s te
Sadd by d ru g g ists in every
p ir t o f »In* w orld
2 5 c e n ts a b o ttle ,
i t s v a lu e is in c a lc u la b le . B e su re and
a<*k for Mrs. W in slo w ’s S o o th in g Sy*
r u i and ta k e n o o ilie r kind.
Rescued from Suffering
and D e a t h b y
in to th e under fold o f th e upper k ilt;
th ree row s will fill th e space, b u t a t
th e th ird row, betw een each double
stitch , tu rn th e work round, and put a
double stitch to a tta c h th e upi»or edge
o f th e low er k ilt: then work th ree or
fou r row s u|x»n the outer edge, observ
ing the sam e rales.
T h e ingenious w orker w ill be a b le to
follow out or obtain useful suggestions
i«. B
I U t «li*
»ml «» i er fi.MoiP i i >1 »e-»«r r - I* w s \ i-
b*i it s t 7 <11 1 1« Ï. ». » -ll Mt » rv.*t • f
S 1*. -ou« h b»*«««» 1 1 r «lu ! r» n I***rt!*• *••»
r»* «•hing IVln*»' h 12. UP
»••Iter »
"« fo l» r t i q l »
gl»
KDV\ IN > 1 0 N K, ui» u ag er.
TURNER, * . h u , Alluny.
J.
Il H. CRONISE, anelli, Corvallis.
Don’t cry over spilled m ilk: be glf.ff
It Isn’t cream -
people who do not plan tfielr fu tu re
generally n ever h ave any
I f th«*re la an y th in g m ore conducive
to aucce«* thau push, it is “pulL” ~
It la a g n 'a t deal easier to t e a good
crttlc than to t e even a passable per
former.
C m Jlt 1» a convenient garm ent, b u t It
la liab le to be«?ome a little too tig h t for
free movement,