Polk County itemizer., April 03, 1903, Image 1

D ALLAS OREGON APRIL 3, 1903
VOL. X X iX
H A T C H IN G W I T H HEN3.
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n ,
Halos That »Inst He Observed
to Secure Good H esuits.
Dallas, Oregon.
H atching chicks with hens is as old
ns iI«»L:esfic poultry. At the same time
•m the average great improvement can
he made i;i methods for having this
D A L L A S , - O iU SG O N work (lone by hens, especially when we
try to produce, the chicks in numbers
Office over bank.
I the hesc advantage, in forming the
i si far the hen we are apt to use u
I : v ma« L_too sm all for the purpose,
J K. 81 HLKY,
**
11 ' ’
t- r the nest should be drop and be
i .ad** of enough, m aterial to land its aid
SIB L E Y A EAKIN ,
ia helping to keep the e.;gs warm. A
A t l o r n e y w - n l * ! a i " • . "St that is so sparingly made as to
.«reply keep the eggs from the sides
'•Vo have tlio only aet of whufcru-t book» in Polk
»untv. Ueliat»L‘ aUitrnotn iuruw hfd. ami money to ; ,.d 1 idiom of the box fails in lending
,:*n. No oomini-iBion uiitirged u:i loa.iH. Rooms i
aid in keeping the eg.,a warm. Use
id 0 Wilson’s block, Dallas
p o lity of buy or straw and pack it
. >: . n d u>i!it and have it deep like a
J. L. COLLINS,
I :•(!’•■ : est so the hen w ill bo down
u to rn e y and C o u n s e lo r at Law , I'l.Ruig I e hay or straw , and have the
lining thick enough to keep the eggs
aw ay from the box.
so licito r iu Chancery*
Nests so constructed \rljl lonfl their
I .,
In practice of his profession in this place
f. y. 8- £M 'mt, S i
i ah mt th irty years, and w ill attend to a ll business
it.rav.oal to his are. Olfloo, corner Main and Court
h ‘ U lu s , Polk Co, Ur
J. N. liA lt P
ATTORNEY -AT-LAW.
Room l,OstivUi biAhling.
r.
-
-
U ricsol
O XI IC O O U T -
C u r e s
O SO A B H A T T E R ,
I V K e u m a tis m
A - tto r n e v 'ö .t- L i» i\ v .
Uricsol Is a uric acid solvent
—that is, Uricsol dissolves the
excess of uric acid In the system
and eliminates it, curing rheuma­
tism.
Uricsol does this without In­
juring any part of the body—in
fact It aids the stomach, creates
an appetite, stimulates the Intes­
tinal glands— -has a healthy action
on the liver. Uricsol Is very
effective In chronic rheumatism
for it can be taken without in­
juriously effecting any part of
the body.
For sale at $ 1.00 a bottle by
all druggists, or sent prepaid to
any address upon receipt of price.
Address all communications
west of - Mississippi to Los
Angeles, Cal. East of Missis­
sippi to P. 0 . Box 481, Atlanta.
Ga.
2
OlHee u p sta ir» iu Cam plx-ll’ i* »«n:l«l-
iug.
D A LLAS
-
OREGON.
N . L. B 0 T I.B R
K F COAU
BU TLE R & COA D
Attorneys-at-Law
D ALLAS, OREGON.
YYill practice ¡n ull court». Office,
over bank.
J . H TOWNSEND
A ttorn ey-at-Law
DALLAS
•
OREGON
Room 2 O.-lielil building
MOTOR TIME TABLE.
Leave* Independence for Monmouth and Airlle —
7:30 a in
3:30 p m
L eives Indepemlnce for
M onm outhandD allau—
11:10am
0 .1 6 p m
Leaves Monmouth for Air»io -
.SO a in
8:50 p m
Leaves Monmouth for Dallas—
11:20 a m
7:30 pm
Leaves Airlie for Moniuoutn and Independence—
i:0 0 j m
5 p m
Leaves Dallas for Monmouth an * Iritie »endenue—
1:00 p in
7 30 p m.
U r ic s o l C h e m ic a l C o .
J t t la n t a , G a.
sfr
L o s A n g e l a s , C a l.
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R. C. CRAVEN . R. B. W II.LIAM8.
O l'i'I
OK DALLA8,
«ANK
0
OREGON,
T ired O ut
“ I was very poorly and could
hardly gel about the bouse. I was
tired out all the lime. Then I tried
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, and it only
took two bottles to make me feel
perfectly well.” — Mrs. N. S. Swin-
ney, Princeton, Mo.
Transacts a general banking ousi- j
uess in all its b ranches; buys and sells jk
exchange <>u p rincipal points in th e ! T
United S ta te s; m akes collections on all j
points in the Pacific N orthw est; loans j 2?
money and discounts paper at the best |
-Hte«; allow interest on tim e deposits. W
IS
We are Opening
■ (
N o w the m ost complete line of spring goods
that it will be your pleasure to see this year.
Tired y hen you go to
bed, tired when you get
tired ail the time,
ly ? Your blood is im-
ure, that’s the reason.
ou are living on the
border line of nerve ex­
haustion. Take Ayer’s
S a r s a p a r i l l a and be
a bottle.
quickly cured. SI.00
All druRjbts.
These goods are all from the manufacturers*
?
direet to our counters.
BROWN S i ELLIS
A«k your doctor w hat he thinks of A yer’a
S arsa p a rilla . He knows a ll about till * grand
old fam ily m edicine. Follow his advice and
w e w ill be «atisfh-d.
J . C . A ykr C o ., L ow ell, Mass.
J
C.
DALLAS
Shoes:
}
TASTELESS CHILL TOKIO
W e have now in stock the m ost satisfactory line
Has stood tl>e te t «
vente Ai»
u na 1 sal»- over l,f»00fU00bt tile».
Does tlii» record <>{ m er­
it appeal to you?
Ho
of shoes that w as ever seen in Dallas.
Espec­
ially strong in children a -d misses lines.
F rom
£ u re [> o
Middlesex M anufacturing company, Boston.
...5 0 £$rvts...
FnHo8?d with every bottle i» a 10
cen t package of Grove*»
M
7/><s
BLACK ROOT LIVER PILLS.
P o k e r F r ie n d s .
This fine white W yandotte cock, first
a t New York show of 1003. wus bred
and is owned by W. K. Graves, West
Springfield. Mass.
T u rk ey
lt a in i:iK
For
W om en.
Five years ago Miss Arlita Martin of
Texas began raising turkeys. She had
a flock of live hens and a gobbler to
start with. The fir3t re a r sjic raised
»*■
*
Salem’s
R-I-PA-N-S Tabules
Duclors find
A good prescription
For m ankind.
The f» cent | r l -ge , . ugh for usual occasions.
The fam ily bottle, GO derU , c >ntaina a supply for a
year. All d r iu g is ts sell then).
CURES A COLD IN ONE DAY
CURES GRIP IN TWO DAYS
*
Best Store. $
P r e s id e n t..
( a g l it e r .
W. C. V A S S A L L , a s s i s t a n t C a s h i e r
o.VLLAS
nid lo the work, protect the egg» from
changes of ihe w eather and assist the
hen In her work, but when so con­
structed as to allow the heat to be
drawn aw ay from the eggs the chances
lire that you will not have so large a
liqtrb as you w ill have when the nests
lire properly made. We know of some
who (ie.Doad entirely upon the hens to
do the hatekfng. 1 have seen thirty and
forty hens on nests of eggs in one room,
all the nests built in a row and two
tiers high, the nests roomy and deep
•tnd the room darkened except when
•he heits came Lo feed. It is quite as
easy to have them this way as any
ray. They can be let off at noon prior
ng to your own noonday meal,
11
und when you have finished you can
see to it that f ill have been off to feed
by feeling their crops. Place all where
they belong and shut them in for an­
other day.
\
When this plan is in good working
o rd ‘i*. there is but little trouble in look­
ing after the liens. Have ten or a doz­
en feed boxes aiul by each a pan of
w ater so they may ul! have a chance
for food and drink. Dust them all well
with any good insect powder iu place
of the dust bath, and all will go well
with them. If we w ill place our hand
on the crop of each after it has been
off to feed, we can quickly tell those
that have not fed and take them off
again to eat. If we w atch them well
and care for their wants, many of them
w ill stay on the nest for two hatches
and do well, thus providing a living
Incubator.
Some of the new things for spring are here and
more are coming in every day, Our spring stock
will be the best and inosi fashionable we have ev-
er handled, as we only buy fiom tried and ~relia-
ble manufacturers. There are many reasons why
Holverson’s is Salem ’s Lest Store. One fact alone
covers ail and that i- we have every kind of mer-
chandise you want at prices that are all right.
Each and every piece of goods in this stock is es-
peciallv chosen to the requirements of the trade
we know so well, and tin'greatest care is used to
serve our customers with ail the attentlonjdue them.
THIS SIGNATUR!
S% Á .
"No. I am not popular any more with
tile gang,’* moaned a business man
who used to entertain largely at poker.
"I haven’t touched a card in seven
years. The friends I made at the pok­
er table were near and dear to me.
When I lived on the seventh floor of a
tenement, they flocked to see me night­
ly, clim bing the stairs without a mur­
mur. When I moved to the Bronx,
they followed me. When I settled in
Jam aica, the ride to my house did not
Deem too long for them, nor did they
miml the Journey home at 3 or 4 in the
morning. When 1 realized that I was
supporting them w ith my losses, I tore
up the cards and cracked the chips
with a hammer. When, lo, behold, ev­
ery mother's son of them k lew me no
more! I lived so far aw ay that it was
Impossible to find time to come to visit
me. I am sure that if 1 had opened a
poker game in the darkest cell in the
bottom of the bottomless pit they would
have come to play with me. To regain
their friendship it is only necessary to
announce a reopening of the game.”—
New York Press.
T h e B t iiin c t t f o f ( no*.
In China the men take as much pride
In their lmir as women, and the “pig­
tail’’ is a tiling of no little moment. In
making the cue the whole head is shav­
M U ST A P P E A R
$
ed except a circular patch upon the
ON
EVERY
BOX
OF
THE
GENUINE
crown. The hair from this is braided, I
i V I S I T D R . J O R D A N ' S gsest l 1 r*f
and strands of siik are added, which
1J7 bin»» iu tuc s;u':Uft and »t*veuty- end in a tassel reaching to the heels.
4$
uino
In
(ho
fall,
which
she
sold
at
un
In full mourning the black strands are j
lMlIlMCTlT.'limwUGMAL. <
aver ago of 97 routs each. The greater- rep la ceil by white ones and in second]
T h e I - * f r - « t A n ato m ical Museum In tfe« j )
W o ft4
W ea k ■leave* or a .iy c>>iuracte>1 X
part
of
tin*
first
y
e
a
r’s
earnings
was
mourning by light blue or green.
g tv
■ • ■ !• ! V e l jr r a r r , : jr th e o ld est A
S p a c ta .ih on tb e C oe i t
hit. ¡6 y e a rs.
y
spent the second y ear in buying food
It Is an unpardonable breach of e ti-!
, DR. JORDAN—DISEASES OF MFH
and building bouses and yard» for her quelle for an inferior to enter the ures-
S Y P H I L I S th o io m jh ly ereSceted
fowls. She bought five common hens
IVom s y ite a r w ith o ut th e u-ic o f M o r c a r y
T r M « M fitte d b y en H cperL « a i l -
and put them to hatching turkeys’
M il o a r s for H a y t a r s . a q u ick en d
M
' n J i c c i cu re fo r l * t l » e . F l u a r s and
eggs at tbe same lim e turkey hens
r t a t u l n , By D r. J o r d e u 't tp e c ie l pern
were sot. and when the poults ap­
lee « m ethods.
q «M M lteti«R fre e a n d t t r i r t l y p H re te T re atm e n t p er
peared they wore nil given to the com­ A man aavs. w I/Ook at this." And h i
iti e v e ry c e «c
IPM lc* o r Wy le tt e r . A r r + it iv e r> irt in
ie T
V af
ea V r i t e for Rook « - H I « . O R •>
« £
» »■
» » »■
» « « V
mf A
^5*-
( I t .V .
mon hens, while the turkey lions were over-laps his coat to show how loose it
)-' - book W
I U A W . MAILBD 1‘ RfcH. (A valu
v alu e e!-'
S M .< I o M e.ll>
n ) C e ll o r w rite
broken up and soon laid another clutch is There are some people wilt» can lose
DR. IORDAN D C O . 1081 Market t ft. . F. 0
of eggs.
fa t to a 1 vantage, but the loss of flesh is
That y ear she raised 434 turkeys /uid cne of the accepted evidences of failing
health.
At, flesh-making procerscs begin
sold all but fifty, which were reserved
Ifl 1 be stomach, so
7- for breeders. From these she raised
¥
naturally w h e n
the following year 1.400, of which 100
*
there is loss of
were kept. By this time she w as using
flesh we look first
*
TIME TABLE
Incubators and planted several acres to
to the stomach for
f-
green stuff for food and hired two wo­
the cause. And
COKVALL18 MAIL—DAILY
the cause is gen­
men and several boys to help care for
7 30 a m L v ...................P ortland....................Ar 6:2*0 p nt \*
erally found to be
the turkey«. Over and above all ex­
10:4« a in L v................. D erry..........................Lv 2 3 8 p n»
11:45 p rn A r..........
C orvallis.
Lv 1:20 p m F?
d i s e a s e of th-
x U l,
n agent
. [ , i > i for
u ,
v/.
\ McClure,
f r > ( ' 1 n r o
, of
,f
S Saginaw,
o n in « « ,
Purchasing
W C.
penses she cleared $2.o00 tbe fifth year.
At Albany and 0<»rv*llis connect w itii trains of
stomach and di­
Oregon C entral and Eastern railroad.
Michigan,|and other eastern ti¡ imber dealers. Room 2 The main food is bread and cornmeul,
gestive and nutri­
with a little red pepper and a good
tive tracts, result­
DALLAS PA8HLNUKR—DAILY, EX SUNDAY
^ 1,
x, u .ip
stairs, Wilapn
vy lison building.
ouiiutng.
^ quantity of gr. eu food.
U
p stairs,
ing iu loss of nu­
4 :0 0 p m L r ...................Portland.................... ArlO 2n a m
7:20 p m A r................... D allas....................Lv 7:00
trition and conse­
H e ( l o t I p.
q u e n t physical
YlMIIIU, DIVISION:
weakness.
There Is a keen knowledge-of liummi
Passenger dejH»t f«»ot of
r.-on street
Doctor Pierce’s
AIRI.IK FM fcK JH T-Tl.l WEEKLY
,
ualui-e
In
the
following
lilt
of
fun
from
a^
ry
Leave 7:1»» a ni
PoftiHlI
Artl •
ifl
G olden Medical
: [lie Irf-wiston Journal, but no more than
Lea c S:ñO f* m...........Dallas
Anive 8.Y0 a m
Discovery restores
A rrive ft.05 p r o .......... A iriie
Leave 7 00 a m
1 might tie expected from n down oast |
the lost flesh by
tavern keep r who lias had a long ex-1
curing diseases of
i periance with autum nal sportsmen, of
the stomach and
whom many are called, hut few get up:
other organs of
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B IC Y C L E S
A mighty hunter from Boston "put |
digestion and nu­
TRUCKMAN.
trition and ena­
\
REPAIRING
Zi up" at a ipiaiut little Maine hostelry
bling the perfect
t ,,i.d left word In the oiiice that he wish-1
AND SUNDRIES
D a lla s : O re p o n
digestion ami a*-
| ,d to 1« railed at h alf past 4 In the
similation of food
S p a u l d i n g ’s
I morning. Sharp at that time the next
from
v/hich flesh
A fair share of patronage solicit««)
Athletic Coods.
| morning came a thundering rup at hia
ami strength are
,n<f all n-iiers promptly filled
j door.
made.
“All rlghV I’ll tie down In a min­
" M y w ife w as for
five y e a r» troubled
ute!" called a inutlled voice from under
w ith in d ig e stio n of
! the (|u:its.
■toms< h an d bow els,
b lo a tin g a n d sev ere
"You get up here now and sign this
< Jet your old
train at tim e s d u rin g
| reeript!" eommnuded L'nele Cy.
the e n tir e five year* * w rite « Mr. I. M ilton
bicyc le enameded
"Receipt? What receipt?" demanded U nger o f M cConnell<burg. Pa " H e r h eart w as
«fleeted , a n d »he took a p u rg a tiv e e v ery few
a very wlrt. aw ake voice, and tbe ts«l day*
and cle aned un—
— « 1 . 1 . tis n s o r —
d ay * but only
o n ly received teniport
te m p o rary relief. Sh e
got verv prx>r fn fk-Hh and I bought one bottle
si,u>'aked
loudly.
Enamel b ked on
o f Dr M erer'« («olden Me Heal Dt«covery from
"W aal." gripped t'n rle Cy. “I don't our drug*i*t and after taking it »he said «he fell
bike at factory.
I lu lk erlate to have ye bumping down to like a n»-w woman Ha* no more trouble w ith
and bowel*, and ha* no pain nor bloat­
tbe otfh-e at S o'clock declaring that ye »tomach
ing. Ha* gained fifteen pounds in weight.**
Repairing Promptly Done.
ain’t been called."
Dr Pierce’s Pics ant Pellets cure <
stipation and billot
[BHSEHU OF ANATOMY}
J Mail Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention
‘•rvc Lest Ten Pounds
£ Van Orsdel, Hayes & C o ./
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
REAL ES TA TE DEALERS
FA R M S AWD C IT Y L O TS
tDALLAS
- Lee Smith’s Cyclery
IRON WORK TO ORDER
ED. BIDDLE,
W P. i
*
OREGONJ
W J . STOW.
Dal as
J
PROFITS IN CAPON8.
flier A r e N o t S o L s r g , mm K o v a rrlr.
A P e w Potatera.
The demand, consequently tbe mar­
ket. for capons la a peculiar one. While
there Is a very limited demand during
the entire year, the bulk of them ara
sold between the hollduys and spring.
Thu turkey holds the place of honor at
Thanksgiving, divides It with ducks
and geese at Christmas and New
Yeur’s, and when these are past there
Is more inquiry for cupons, which con­
tinues till April or May. So little call
Is there for them outside of this season
tliut many If not all deulers cease quot­
ing prices at other times.
The profit In capons Is a mooted ques­
tion. It will not pay to perform tbe
operation on any but the larger breed*,
and there are many Individuals and
many localities where It will not puy
at all. While good cupons usually sell
for somewhat higher prices than roast­
ing chickens, the difference In price be-
first month, so I kept on taking it for
txveen the two Is less than formerly. In
three months and now I menstruate
Boston It is said that tbe large part of
with no pain and I shall take it off and
tha capons are dreased clean and sold
on now until I have passed the climax.”
us “south shore roosters.” A capon
Female weakness, disordered
must be fed for so long a time before
menses, falling of the womb and
marketing that the fet'd bill eata up a
ovarian troubles do not wear off.
large part of the extra price.
They follow a woman to the change
Many poultryinen say that there la
of life. Do not wait but tithe \V ine
more profit in keeping pullets for egg»
of Cardui now and avoid the trou­
ble. W ine of Cardui never fails
Iu the space that would be occupied by
to benefit a suffering woman of
eapous. ltut locality and circumstance
any age. Wine of Cardui relieved
must decide this point. A poor capon
Mrs. Webb when she was in dan­
will bring no more than a chicken. The
ger. When you come to the change
»mail sizes of capons, about five or six
of life Mrs. Webb’s letter will
pounds, sell quite readily, but at lower
mean more to you than it does
prices. The large ones weighing nine,
now. But you may now avoid the
ten and twelve pounds, or even more,
suffering she endured. Druggists
sell $1 bottles of W ine of Cardui.
bring higher prices per pound. They
takq the place of turkeys to a consider­
able extent.
The methods of dressing vary some­
what for different markets, and It la
wise for the grower to learn from the
dealer or commission merchant In tbe
eiice o r'a superior w ith bis cue wound inurket to which he purposes shipping
round his neck or head, as It Is fre­ ns to any *|ieclal demand*. They are
quently disposed of during work, and usually—and always for best market»—
the greatest insult one man can offer dry picked. It 1» customary with moat
another is to pull Ids cue. It seems growers to leave on tbe feather* of the
very odd to set* sailors and soldiers on 1 neck, tall and wings. Rome leave on
ship or in barracks combing each oth­ more than others, but the carruae must
er’s long tresses or coolies nt the street show up its plump proportion* and rich
corners performing the same friendly! yellow color. For they muat he well
office. Custom forbids a man to w ear futteued. Sometimes I hare seen ca­
a beard and mustache until he becomes; pons In market which were well grown
a grandfather.
nnd fattened, but which bad been
scalded, badly dressed, feather* *11 off
Setting l o a n s U r a p e v l a e « .
and which aold for uo more tliau tbe
The best time for setting young same grade of chickens. A little extra
grapevine« In In April or May. »n.v« the care in dressing and pneklug would
Bo*ton Cultivator. Thone who propa­ hare puld handsomely. Dry picking la
gate their own vine* from eultlng* aometfilug that It seems Impossible to
nhouM tuke them from new wood In teach except by actual practice. In
the fall and either park them In rnoUt short, it Is a sort of knack with some
sand or moss to remain during the p<si|)le.- F. H. Valentine In American
winter or heel them In as soon as cut. Agriculturist.
leaving one or two buds below the sur-1
face, from which roots will start, and
A l l n m u r o « . Slxture.
two hulls nliovp the surface. They will | In a Scotch church an old minister
be Ml to transplant when those buds who was very deaf was also very anx­
.how signs of life. The young vines ious to Introduce some new hymutmoks
may he allowed small stakes to climb Into the church and asked bis precen­
ou the first two years, and the trellla tor to gtve out the notice Immediately
need not he set until about tbe third after the sermon. The precentor, hav­
year after the vlues are cut
ing a notice of his own. gave ont that
lm-ml>era of the isnigregatlou wishing
to have their children baptised were
I a r r a n t < n t t l n « .
Currants are easy to propagate bv ! to send their aaaes Into the vestry.
cuttings. These are made five to eight The old minister, thinking that It wa*
the notice alwut the hyinnbook». stood
Inches long from wood of the current
np nnd sntd. "And I wish to say. for
rear s growth up to the time the j the
benefit of those who have not any,
ground freezes. They are tied lit bun- i
that they may he bnd In the vestry any
dies and hurled until spring In a dry I afternoon, between the hour* of 8 and
place or where the water will not 4—ordinary little ones at a shilling
.land. As soon ss the ground Is Iu good each, a ml special little ones, with red
condition plant Iu a well prepared bed. j
bavlug about two buda above ground. backs, at one and three."
ü ä ttü N tt
l.. N. WOODS, M. D.