FOR B E T T E R MIQHWAY8.
CH U R C H D IR E C TO R V .
M
K. C H U R C H .
Preaching Sunday morning and ev
ening. Sunday school at 9 :45. Ep-
w ,r
f.igue at 6 :Ht
Prayer meet
tug 1'huraday evening.— Jas. Moore,
pastor,
B A P T IS T C H U R C H .
Preaching Sunday morning and ev-
eiiiug. Sunday school at 10. 11. ^
P U. at 6:90. Prayer meejjng W ed
nesday evening.— J. R. G. Bussell,
p.iator.
PR R SB YT R Rf AM'CHURCH.
Preaching Sunday morning and ev
ening. Sunday school at 10. Chris-
t iitn Endeavor at 6 :30. Prayer meet
ing Tliursd ly evening.— W , T. War-
d'e, pastor.
C H K IS T IA N C H U R C H .
Preacliing Sunday morning and ev
ening. Bible school at 10. Senior
Christian
Endeavor at 6:30. Bible
class and prayer meeting Thursday
evening.— L. Green, pastor.
R V A N O K U C A Ii C H U R C H .
P r e a c h in g Sunday morning and e v
e n in g a t th e
D a lla s c o lle g e ch ap el.
S u n d t y school at 10. Christian En
O ea vor at 6:30. Prayer meeting Thurs
d a y e v e n in g .— A. A. Winter, pastor,
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THE
Good
NARROW
lloutlN
S p o iled
T IR E
and
E V IL .
*
C'ont
ol
M a in te n a n c e In c re a se d .
It Is w orse than usóles» to build goo«
roll cm o n lj to lu v e tlj. ru cut to p i c «
by ilic use o f na rrow t i n s in liau liu .
Iiciivy loads.
W id e tiros liolp to pro
serve o rd in ary d irt rouils and a rc ttlel'c
fo re o f the ar «t e s t valu e to tlioiu.
T o ch an ce at ouce 10 w id e tire
w ould uo douht he a lm ntshlp on solía
o w n ers o f vehicles, suys Cootl Itoud.
Mai;a/.lnc. but this Is a point th at call
he w orked out and a dju sted so that tin
expen se w ill not he burdensom e.
\ e
h iele ow n ers should he educated to set
th at It Is to th eir Interests to linvi
w id e tires, as the use o f tilt in make,
fe w e r rep airs necessary, thus reduclnt
the expen se o f m aintenance, and be
sides en ables la rg e r loads to he h a u l« '
w ith the sam e num ber o f horses.
E v e r y state should pass a la w mnk
lug w id e tires com pulsory. In Elaine
and other parts o f Eu rope tires n
w id e as six Inches a re In use. and i
the fron t a x le Is shorter than the re:
the load passing o v er tly* road glvt
tw e n ty -fo u r Inches o f road roller sui
fa c e a ll the time.
'■ L e t us h ave a gita tio n on the sn bjee
and legislation w ill fo llow .
Iii y ea rs pust e v e r y b icy clist lias been
the cham pion o f the good roads m ove
ment. but w ith the decadence o f the
use o f the w h eel fo r sport he has
ceased to be us a c tiv e a fa c to r as here
tofore.
H is influence, h ow ever, is In
the direction o f h ig h w a y im provem ent,
n>ul he is still an ab le ally.
T h e autoiuobiUat has taken up the
i n i> c w ith g m i t t r en erg y than the bl-
c y c lis t and w ith uu Influence more
potent because o f tlie longer purse
strin gs at his coninmnd. E v e r y auto-
m obillst Is an ounu st a lly o f the m ove
ment.
T h e fa rm er should, a b ov e a ll others,
be the siroiifce.Jt a lly o f good roads be
cause o f the g re a te r s e lf Interest to
him in their use fo r h aulin g his prod
uce to m ark et econ om ically and a t any
season o f the yea r w hen the m a rk et Is
the most fa vo ra b le , says G ood Roads
M agazine.
T h e problem , h ow ever, is
not as y et prb; e r lv understood and ap
preciated by him, but It Is en cou ragin g
to note the u w a ken in g tlm * is su rely In
progress. l i e w ill he one o f the stron g
est o f a llies as soon ns he is m ade to
see how the road question a ffe cts his
pocketbook and indeed his en tire e x
istence.
G ood roads w h erev er hu’lt a re their
own best advocates, fo r It does not
'« ! : e a com m u n ity lon g U* see and np-
nvclnte their value. Lee m ore sam ple
•oads he built, fo r as a m atter o f edu-
ation th ey a re better than th eory, and
th in g can do m ore real good.
It
hould he hut a short tim e 'b e fo r e the
«•rlod o f fo rm in g pu blic opinion Is
•onsldered a th in g o f the past and the
practical w ork o f m ore ex te n siv e road-
hu ilding he begun.
T h e cause has
most p o w e rfu l allies, and these allies
a re g r o w in g in num ber and strength
e v e ry day.
A ID S
R O A D B U IL D E R S .
W iiM hiiiffton L a b o r a to r y T«**t* H ig h
w a y M u U -riu l« F r e e o f C h a rg e .
T h e road m ateria l laboratory, w hich
w as established In D ecem ber, 1900, in
co-operation w ith the office o f public
road inquiries, tests road m ateria ls o f
all descriptions fr e e o f ch arge fo r prac
tical roadbu ilders throughout the coun
try, says the secreta ry o f a gric u ltu re in
ills annual report.
Those Interested In the construction
o f a road h ave on ly to send sam ples o f
their a va ila b le m ateria ls to this la bora
tory and h ave the roa d m ak ln g q u a lities
o f these m ateria ls determ ined.
In the
case o f m ateria ls fo r m acadam roads
ih e resistance o f w e a r to rock. Its ce
m enting value, hardness, toughness und
absorptivenous a re determ in ed.
A ft e r
such tests a re ina.de It is possible to p re
dict w hich m ateria l w ill g iv e the best
practical results under a g ive n traffic.
O nly practical roadbu ilders o f much
jxp orlen ce r ea lize the la rg e am ount o f
m oney w hich can be w asted through nn
im proper selection o f m aterial. T h ere
F o r O v e r Sixty Y e a r s .
An old and well tried remedy. Mrs. i r e gen era lly severa l m ateria ls a v a ila
Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been ble in e v e ry locality, and the difficu lty
used (or over sixty years by millions ol if selectin g the most su itab le fo r a pur-
m itliers for their children while teeth . icu lar road is eviden t. T h e on ly w ay
ing, with perfeot success. It soothes i proper selection can be m ade w ithin
th e child, softens the gums, allays all i reasonable tim e is by m eans o f phys
(w in , cures wind colic and is the heel C al and ch em ical laboratory tests.
T h e laboratory iN now equ ipped for
. r e m e d y for diarrhoea. Is pleasant to
lu* testing o f road m ateria ls o f e v e ry
th e ta s te . Sold by druggists in every
part of the world. 2i> cents a bottle. description as w ell as cem ent and con
Its value is incalculable. He sure and crete fo r drains and h ig h w a y bridges.
a«lt for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Sy- T h e la rg e num ber o f sam ples received
from a ll parts o f the country, Inclu ding
rou* Mild take no other kind.
our island possessions, attest the valu e
w hich practical roadbu ilders place up
* i
i
on these la bora tory tests.
Im p r o v o tin* M o u n ta in R on (It.
- T h e question o f Im p rovin g mountflM
P E O PLE OF TH E DAY
fo n d * Is nn im portan t one and shouh
fo o eiv c ItN proper am ount o f attention
W y m a n A f t e r M naqultoea.
• Ciood w agon roads and good tra ils t<
It is said tlistt the H u m m e r ju st passed
rid e and w alk o v er a re essential t<
has been a bad season fo r m osquitoes.
tourists In this country w h o wish t(
The
pestiferous,
bu zzin g
stinglsts
behold the beau ties o f m ountain scon
w ou ld prob ab ly call It a good season,
e iv . In S w itzerla n d the Im portance of
and It w as. from fh e lr point o f view .
-thai Is realized, says Good Bonds M ag
A t any rate. Surgeon G en eral W a lte r
nsinc, and roads h ave a cco rd in g ly heer
Im proved. It is to be hoped that Bind
la r m easures w ill be taken In this coon
trv
Adm inistratrix’s Notice.
OTICK IH IIRRRI1Y G IVE N TO A L L WHOM IT
may concern, that 1 have been A|»|x>intc«l by
Hon, J.R. sibley,ludjfe «.f Polk com ity.adininiutratrix
of the UMtiitc of r . L. Brown, lato of Polk county,
ileceaHo<l. All peraoitN iii'lcbted to aaid cHtat« will
make me payment ami any «»no bolding a claim
aRHinHt «aiti uNtatc will present the name to ine, dui)
verified, within six months from this date, at my
residence at Airlic. Polk county, Grog-on, or at the
law office of Frank Holmes, in Salem, Oregon.
Dated this 18th day o f November, 1908.
AN N IK BROWN.
Administratrix o f the estate of K. L. Brown, de
N'
S h eriffs Sale.
FOR TH E
T h e G o o d R o a d s C a u s e a n d Ita
A llie s .
Preaching hour« at 11 ami 7 :3*V
C'u;*,
Greatest of All Physicians.
Eminent Discoverer of
P A I N E ’S C E L E R Y
COMPOUND
Prof. Edward E. Phelps, M. D., L L . D .,
was bom in Connecticut and graduated At
Yale.
Ilis unusual talent soon brought him reputa
tion and prominence. First he was elected to
the professorship of anatomy and surgery in
the Vermont University. Next he was ap
pointed lecturer in Dartmouth College. The
following year he was chosen to the most
important professorship in the country, A
place that he occupied when he made his
world-famed discovery of Paine's Celery Com
pound.
This infallible cure for those fearful ills that
result from an impaired nervous system and
impure blood, has endeared the great doctor
to the world.
DIAMOND DYES
COLOR A N Y T H IN G A N Y COLOR.
Dresta i, cloaks, suits, ribbons, coate,
feathers, stockin gs.-everyth ln g wearable,
Diamond Dyes make to look like new.
W a h .vo . .p .c l.1 d ep .rtm .o t o f advlc., and w ill
an.war f r e . any q u u U on i about d ya tof. Baud
.am ple o f good , whan po.etbie.
Direction book and 44 dyad .am pia, free.
D IA M O N D D Y K S , Burlington, V t.
Final Settlement.
o t ic e is h e r e b y
N
g iv e n
that
the
un -
dei-gigiied liaa filed his final account as ad
ministrator of the estate
of Jonathan Stouffer
deceased, anti Saturday,
Nov. 14, 1908. at l 1
o’clock, a. m., of said day, at the county court house,
of Polk county, Oregon, has been fixed by Hon, J.
E. Sibley, Judjjp «>f the county court for said county,
as the tune and place for the hearing of the same
A ll persons interested In said m atter are hereby no
tified to appear
said time and show cause, if an)
there be, why said account should not be approved
and tho account settled and closed.
Balias, Oregon, Oct. 12. 1903.
DAN. P STOUFFER,
Administrator o f the estate of Jonathan StoufTar, de
«leased.
Executor’s Notice.
In the estate of Aaron H. Denney, deceased.
o t i c e i s h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t i , Tho*. h .
Denney, have been appointed executor o f the
last will ami testament of the above desedent, and
that letters testamentary have been issued to me.
All persons Indebted to the said estate will make im
mediate payment to me, and all those having claims
against the same, will present them, duly autheuti-
i cuted, to me within six mouths from the dato of this
i notice, at niv home n ar Bethel, Polk county.
I Dated at Dallas, Oct. 20, 1903.
THOMAS II. D ENNEY,
Executor of said estate
N
.,
Mayer, Wilson A Co San Francis
co, California, are sole agents for the
Pacific coaat.
Sum m ons.
In the circuit court of the atate of Oregon
for Polk county.— Department No. 2.
David Peter», plaintiff,
vs.
Margaret A. McCarter
and Henry McCarter,
her hueband, David J.
Riley, Thomas B. Love-
lady, Andrew J. Lovela- j
dv and Mary Love lady, j
his wife, John T. Me- |
Carty and Mehala J. |
McCarty, his wife, Rose
annie M. Waters and M.
L. Waters, her husband,
William A. McCarty an a
R«>sa McCarty, his wife,
Alice G. Fagan,and John
T. Fagan, her husband,
Roina E. Gage, A man- \
da J. biminons and Wil- \
ham D. Simmons, her |
husband, Elijah A . Me- |
Carty. Sarah F. Grider j
and Shadrach S. Grider, |
her husband,
Lavina |
Lovelady, Octavia Bad- |
ger and Ephriam Badger |
her husband, Carrol Mat |
ney and
Mat-
ney, bis wife, Sarah J.
Cochran and William
Cochran, her husband,
defendants,
J
To John T. McCarty, Mehala J. McCarty,
Roseannle M. Waters, M. L. Waters, Car
rol Matney a n d ----- ------- Matney, his
wife, Sarah J, Cochran and W illiam Coch
ran, o f‘the above named defendants:
IN T H E N A M E O F T H E S T A T E OF
Oregon, you and each of you are hereby re-
uubsd to appear and answer the complaint
filed against you in the above entitle«] suit
within six weeks from the date of the first pub
lication of this summons, to-wit: On or be
fore the 4th day of December, 1903, and if
you fail so to appear and answer, for want
there«)f, the plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief prayed for in his coinplaint, to-
wit: (1) That plaintiff istheowuer in fee
simple of the billowing described real premis
es, to-wit: That part of the donation land
claim of Thomas J. Lovelady and Mary Love-
lady, his wife, notification No. 1,907, claim
No. 53, described as follows: Beginning at
the northwest corner of said donation land
claim in township 7 south, range 5 west of
the Willamette meridian, and running thence
east 18.47 chains, thence south 39.42 chains,
thence west 18.47 chains, tbenoe north 39.42
chains to the place of beginning, containing
fil acres, more or less, Excepting therefrom
the following described tract of land, to-wit:
Beginning at a point 14.31 chains south of
the southwest corner of the donation land
claim of Asa Shreve and wife, Not. No. 2,-
252, claim No, 92, in township 7 south, range
5 west of the Willamette meridian in Polk
county, Oregon, and running thence west ft
chains, thence south 10 chains, thence east 5
chains, thence north 10 chains to the place of
beginning, containing 5 acres, more or less:
and that the defendants, or either of them,
have no estate or interest whatever in or to
the land or premises above described, and
that the title of plaintiff thereto is good and
valid; that the defendants, and each of them,
l>e forever barred and enjoined from assert
ing or claiming any right, title or interest in
or to the said real premises, or any part th<*re
of; and for such other and further relief as to
the court may seem just and equitable in nhe
premises.
This summons is published for a period of
six weeks by order of the Honorable J. E.
Sibley, judge of the county court of Polk
county, Oregon, made and entered the 21st
«lay of October, 1903. The date o f the first
publication of this summons is October 23,
1903, and the last publication hereof Decern-
4, ¿903.
J. N . H ART,
Attorney for the plaintiff.
1 the U n ited K in gd om t tin t the lord
! c h ie f Justice, Maron C olerid ge, advised
j him to g iv e up try in g to tiont "q u es
j tIona hie financial en terp rises” and to
hang out a sh in gle ns an au th ority on
corporation law . addin g, "Y o u aeetu to
know the w hole thing as w e ll as I do.”
In 1SSG he contested an Islington d i
vision o f Ixm don In the L ib eral Inter
est against S ir G eo rg e T ro u t B artley
w ho asserted that his sole qualities
tious fo r parliam ent w ere "a u d a city
mid m en d acity." T h is w as scarcely ac
•urate.
But Mr. B ottom ly did ad
vim ee most decid edly novel view s, doc
trines so novel that B a rtley met them
w ith this gib«»: “ H a m le t said. ‘T h ere
a re m ore things In heaven and earth.
H oratio, than are d ream ed o f In your
philosophy.’ but If he had know n the
H ora tio w hose oth er nam e Is Bottom
ly he would have a dm itted that H o
G ood Itoad n
K voryw h ere.
ratio kn ew It n il."
G ood roads are possible e v ery w h ere,
.Mr. B ottom ly, rin g in g the changes and so soon nn em ulation in m a k in g am ]
on his opponent's m iddle name, retort
m ain ta in in g them Is provoked w e shall
ed. “ 1 thank God. w h a te v e r else I may
h ave them everyw h ere. T h e m oney ex-
lx*, that 1 am not com p elled to try to pended upon them brings a ten fo ld p r o f
conceal beneath a tro u t’s ex te rio r the it fo r the com m unity w h ich la w ise
«p ialltles o f a fr o g ."
enough to Invest in th eir construction.
G ood roads w ill send this cou n try alon g
W a ' « At*em j»te«l S n lr ld e .
In the path o f civ iliza tio n and p ro v e o f
A story in which W n T in g Fang, fo r
Incalcu lable econom ic ad va n tage.
m erly C hinese m inister to this country
Is the central figu re is being repented
I ’ l i o t o u rn|*h H i e I l l K l i w a y a .
In d ip lom atic circles and am ong n ew «
An exch an ge any» that ph otography
paper correspondents at W ashington. i» p la y in g an Im portant purt k i the
T h e story w as first told h.v one o f the *t*»d roads m ovem ent, as It tells at n
U nited S tates g overn m en t's scientists jflw -ee w hether a c o n m u n ity b e th r ifty
recently return»'«I from the orient. It
tt shiftless, progressive or behind the
is said that, despit«* Ids apparent huppy times, w hether Its people h a ve easy
disposition and «!«»ep philosophy. Mr. W th o d s o f tra vel or the reverse. Fbo*
W u once attem pted to «buttle o ff tills
hkrraphs o f*g o o d m ads n fo a go*<l nd-
rerrlseni- nt fo r a n y to w n ; photographs
>f bad cues a stigm a.
H O U S E W IF E
8>M>«m a m l
A lu m in iu m
Dtslion.
E v ery houxek«»eper a ck n ow led ges the
su periority o f alum inium dishes for
use I ii the kitchen ind many are pre
vented only by the price from banishing
nil tin. iron and porcelain cooking disli-
es In th eir fa vo r. A Indy w ritin g from
N ew Y ork t«»lls o f another desirable
thing in th eir fa v o r beyond their clean
liness and smoothness. She says: “ W e
put all the silv er to be cleaned in an
alum inium k ettle lu ll o f hot w a te r and
let it boil fo r fifteen o r tw e n ty m in
utes. then rem ove and rub d ry -with a
clean cotton cloth.
T h e k ettle w ill
bnVe to ho donned, ns nil the tarnish
from the s ilv e r w ill seem to .b e in it.
but it Is much ea sier and quicker
w ork to clean one k ettle than all the
various spoons, knives, forks, etc."
FLO W ERS A N D
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About
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K*rkt!U SmÙt -
jlttùe Setti *
(YWrW I
Aperteci Rem edy forConstipa-
(io n .S o u r Stomach,Diarrhoea
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish
ness and L O S S O F S L E E P .
YORK.
A t j i i j f i o u l t i f t o l d .ó
D o s i s -
of
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In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
ÜGASTORIA
TMS OCWTAUN «O IIM N V . NSW ▼•AN CrTY.
any color by a d d s sp onging w ith am
monia w ill o fte n restore it.
A m m on ia is an excellen t rem edy fo r
the bit«»s and stings o f insects.
It
j should be applied im m ed ia tely if pos
sible.
M ild ew stains can be rem oved by
i
rubbing w ith am m onia dilu ted w ith
j
FARM C O N V E N IE N C E S .
w ater.
j
A fe w drops o f am m onia In the bath *A F o r k F o r S h ro d d e il F o d d e r — An
|
ing w a te r is v e ry good fo r o ily skins.
E n n ily H u iu llod S h e e p i'rou ich .
(
Iod in e spots on linen w ill disappear
A m o n g con ven ien ce* fo r farm uso de
i f soaked fo r a tim e in am m onia and
scribed in the Ohio F a rm e r is the handy
rinsed in clear w ater.
fo rk fo r handlin g shredded or cut fo d
T h e best w ay to clean hairbrushes is
der o r ch a ff oi all kinds shown in the
w ith w a ter to w hich a fe w drop s o f
illu stration . It is m ade o f h a lf Incll
am m onia have been added.
O ld new spapers m ake e x celle n t pol- , stu ff fo r tines. T h e fiend is o f one inch
isli«»rs or w ip ers fo r g as and oil stoves. \ square* stuff. T h e piece that goes under
A ft e r boiling, if the stove is spattered,
th e tines to hold the end o f the handle*
rub o ff w ith llie papers, und you w ill
Is o n e-lialf by one inch. B ore h a lf inch
find tlie ran ge qu ite bright and clean.
An extra i»<»lish fo r you r stoves is ob-
taiiv»«! by adding a tea spoonful o f alum
to ill«» ord in ary polish.
T o clean bottles, especially nursing
bottles, pare a potato, cut In strips like
n pencil, put in the bottle and shake
w ell.
Polish fu rn itu re w ith a solution o f
boil 'll linseed oil and gasoline. Pou r a
little at a tim e In a saucer and rub
w itfi flannel.
P o u r a little v in eg a r upon the stove
w hen you nr«» cookin g onions, turnip?
or cabbage, and it w ill im m ediately
change the d is a g ree a b le odor. C lovei
• 2 / <
w ill do the same.
Kpm
R eaou re«‘ fa l
H oum c .
co lor has been taken out ol
&
N O T IC K IS H K R K H Y G I V K N T H A T
by virtue of an execution iwuicd out of the
circuit court of the atate of Oregon for the
county of Marion,(tearing datethe 10th day of
Quarnnteeri to k trp you
November, 1903, niton a judgment duly en
Ir.v. T h e h«-«t waterproof
rolled ami docketed in the clerk e office of said
cloth ing iu the world, (le t
court on the 5th day of November, 1896, in n
only th e genuine — the
kind that w on 't crack,
certain action then pending in said court in
peel or get «tlcky. All
favor «if W. B. Peacock, the plaintiff in said
Hi; KO ICON OKNKllAL WYMAN.
«izea, a ll style*, for all
action, and against K. Held and France« A
kinds o f work.
W ym an o f the m urine hospital service
I f not at dealer*, w rite to
Reid, the defendants therein, upon which
H. ■ SAW YRR A 80!»,
judgment there in now due and unpaid the lias been spurred by the experh»nees o f
Sale It fra..
■uui of $79.80, with intereat thereon fntin the the sum m er to ren ew ed efforts in the
Kaet C Bab ridge, ItM .
Jf.'tih day of January, 1897, at the rate «if 10
cent per annum, and directed to me, the direction o f e x te rm in a tin g the nioa«|ui
H e Inis started a cam paign the
•heriff of Polk oounty, l did, «in the 11th day to.
of Novemiier, 1903, duly levy upon all the pnrpose o f w hich Is to d ete rm in e for
right, title and intereat which the defendant,
all tim e w h eth er the mqp«|iiito Is a
Frances A. Kei«i, had «»n the 23th «lav of
«prouder o f disease am ong humans
W ill sour the sweetest disposition and
January, 1897, or liaa since acipiired, «»»* now
MoH<|UitooH w ill he collected from all
transform the most even tempered, lov
has, «if, in and to the following described real
property, to-wit: Being a part of the dona ¿ectinim w h ere they can he found and
able nature into a cross-grained and
tion land claim of A . J. Dunk and wife in turned o v e r to l»r. L. O. H ow ard , ch ief
irritable individual.
,
township aix nouth, range three weat, «if the
I f impatience or fault-finding are
Willam etts meridian, Polk county, state of entom ologist o f the a gric u ltu ra l d e
ever excusable it is when the body is
Oregon, more particularly (I vhc lilted as bil partm ent. w h o w ill search them fo r
lows: Beginning one chain a »nth 7 degrees disease g c m if
tortured b y an eating ami painful sore.
east of the aonthweat corner of hlock No, 3 in
It is truly discouraging to find after
C ircu lars sent out by the treasury de
the town «if Line ilu, in Polk county, in aaid
months of d iligen t and faithful use of external remedies that the place
state, on the south line «if Mill street, thence partm ent ask the people's co-o|>eration
remains as defiant, angry and offensive as ever. E very chronic sore, no
eoitlh 7 degrees eaat $.10 chains t«i a Hr tree ft In this w ork and g iv e dIVeetlons fo r the 1
inches In diameter, thence east 0 chains to the ca tch in g nod fo rw a rd in g o f the ninsqul i
matter on what part of the body it comes, is an evidence of some previous
weat bank of the Willam ette river at l«iw wa
w c TiNii r \ y u
constitutional or organic trouble, and that the dregs o f these diseases
to
It Is requested that the m osquito j
ter mark, thence north down aaid river ft 90
remain in the system; or, it may be that some lon g hidden poison— perhaps
w hen caught he ch loroform ed , phic«^
m o r d i j-oll I i i tin- a rlH tw rn llc ('t ilm a ,
chains to |mat on w eat hank of Willamette
Cancer— has come to the surface and begun its destructive work.
river, thence a«iuth 83 degrees west ft chainato In a p*ll U»x and sent to Dr. W ym an . ! m ollim i o f au Ir III. liv cold fo il It wa
the place of lieginning, containing 3.93 acres w ith fu ll particulars as to w h ere and
The blood must be purified before the sore w ill lili up with healthy flesh
In Ida you n cor dura, lioforo h . ilm n im l
of land, more or ie**. A iso the following
It is
w hen captured.
tlmt In* wna dostitiod lo I m - ooiiio mio o f j and the skin regains its n a t u r a l color.
tract «if land, to-wit: Beginning at theeouth-
through the circulation that the acrid, corroding
hi* m u n ti? '* fm non* dttdonmt*. Mr
east owner of what L known aa the :*oh«»o| lot
fluids are carried to the sore or ulcer and keep it
in Lincoln, in aaid county and atate and al-
W u w n* a ('liliim o Im rrlstor anil hnd
• l«* tl»m ly ’a P t c fa r e s q a e C a reer.
joining the above «iesenhed land, ami run
irritated and inflamed. S. S. S. w ill purify and
mot w ith anni, auooosa, hut rovor*«**
H o ra tio B ottoin iy. w hose purchase o f
ning thence west along the south line of »aid
invigorate tlte stagnant blood when all sediment or
cani., nini ho ta la m o tü.i nu nt* ri
It
the l.«md«»ii Bun o v e r the head o f the
echool lot 11 rod* ami 6£ feet to John Wall
other hurtful materials are washed out, fresh rich blood is carried to the
Ing's land, thence south along aaid Walling'a Iln riu s w o rth s w as a recent Journalistic I w u* Unni In* turuoil to polii foil. That
diseased parts, new tissues form, and the decaying flesh tiegin* to have a
laud 17 hid«, thence eaat 11 r«ala and
feet sensation in the B ritish capital, has
ho fuIhal In tilt* iiltonipt to orni Ida Ufo
to mill lot, thence north along the weat line «J and a pictu resqu e career. H e -ts still a
healthy and natural look ; the discharge
and the sore heal*
lina ovor alni** boon a m a tter o f m il
mill hit 17 roda to the plane of haginniiu:
S. S. S. is the on ly blood purifier
lira tu hit loti fo r Ida oon n trjm on . bj
taining 193 stpiare rod*, more or lesa; and young man. though t w o decades have
S o v .r a l y . a r * aa®. m T w lte ba d a M -
that is guaranteed entirely vege
w lioni ho 1* o.¡u**’ln lly botovod.
that 1 will sell the same at the front dtiorof ¡msaed since lie began to burn oil In
v . v . . o r . le e an d w a . t r . a t e d b y th®
table. It builds tip the blood and
b* t physician® b u t r®c®ivod no ben efit.
F leet street.
the c«iuuty court houae in the city of Dallas,
A lth o u gh M r W n 'a attem pt to end
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tones up the gcnctal system as no
bla life created a aenaatlon. It did nut
T en yea rs a g o he had n r e p u ta tio n -
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S a t u r d a y , D e c e m b e r 1 2 th ,
other medicine does. I f you have
io doubt qu ite u ndeserved —such as Is damai'** Ida reputation an ion s Ida |>ro
her and >h® has been w e ll e y . r tine®.
M W . at the hour of t o’clo *k, p. in., of said
a sore of any kind, write us and get
J. R M A H O L D , 83 C an al I t.,
pio. aa rhe not w a * not t*k en aa a al*n |
iow
en joy ed by W h ita k e r W righ t.
day, et public anction. to the highest bidder
C o h o .., N T .
the advice of experienced and
o f oow ard lco. but aa a placo o f ebanic*
for cash in han«t oa clay of sale, subject to ra- W hen brought to tria l on g r a v e charges
skilled physicians for which no charge i* lua.Le. 1'iok on lllo • 1 an 1 Skiu
t e r litlc C lilncac atololim .
he conducted Ids ow n defense, though
demption in the manner provided by law.
Diseases free.
T H E i w i r r r u c i r i c c o . . A t la n t a , c a .
Dated this !3th day of November, 1903.
a laym an, and w ith such b rillia n t a b il
J. T. F O R I),
ity against t w o o f U»e nnest counsel In
Sheriff of Polk county, Oregon.
Bears th e
Signature
P rom otes Digestion,Cheerful
ness and Rest.Contains neither
Opium.Morphine nor M ineral.
EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
BONBONS.
IEXCHLSIOR BRAN
OIL ED C LO THIN G
^SLICKERS
Th e Kind You Have
A lw a ys Bought
i N t A N I S / C H I l D K l.N
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K n ow in g.
th e
ÁScgetable PreparalionforAs-
NEW
W hen an a g g r a v a tin g little hole sr.d
denly a ppears in an a g a te o r porcelain
lined Btewpan do not th row it a w a y
as past redem ption. T a k e one o f the
round head.ed paper fa sten ers such as
la w y e rs o r teachers are in the habit o f
Using to keep the sheets o f a m anu
script togeth er, push the tw o level flat
clips throu gh the hole from the in
side. bend back on the ou tside; then,
la y in g the basin on a hard surface,
ham m er the round head d o w n flat on
the inside. It req u ire* but a m om ent’s
w ork, and you r dish is as good as new.
W hen
For Infants and Children.
sim ilatirg (tic Food and H cgu la -
ling the Stomachs and Bowels o f
c,'
flow ers and bonbons. T h e fo rm e r an*
placed in the vase and the la tter in the
little s ilv e r baskets grouped about the
vase.
T h ese
baskets depend
from
g racefu l cu rv in g hooks and m ay be de
ia d ic d fo r independent use. T h e piece
measures a trifle o v e r one fo o t in
height.
W orth
ttIBMIiiijIÌB'
Facsimile Sitptahire o f
S ilv e r C e n te r p ie c e .
Conspicuous am ong the ta b le novel-
ties brought out recen tly in s ilv e r w a r e
Is the cen terpiece o f w h ich an illws-
tratlon is here given . T h is a llo w s con-
slderablo scope to the fa n cy in Intro-
du cing a co lo r schem e fo r tab le decora-
tlou, as It is intended to bold both
FOB
(¡ASTORIA
S o n lo «».
"A b u u t so much o f th is" and a “ pinch
o f th a t” a re incusurcs tried, true and
trusty fo r the veteran eh« t w hose long,
long yea rs in ami y ea rs out o f «lo in «
the «aim » thing o v e r and o v e r again
und a ga in h ave g iv e n Judgm ent and
understanding.
But the cup and the spoon and tbfi >
seal«»a are the best meu.sures fo r all e x
cept this veteruu c h e f and those who
have the rare good g i f t o f cooking
straight from the gods.
D ry Ingredients such as tlour. sugar,
spices and soda should be sift«*«! b efore;
m easuring unless the recipe states to
the con trary. M any ca re fu lly w ritten ;
and many tim es tried recipes fuil f«»r
w an t o f this tiny and im portan t trifle,
fo r a tahlesp ou fu l o f u nsifted flour
m easures o v e i tw ic e as much a fte r
being lift e d .
A spoonful o f liquid m eans n spoon
ful to the brim , a spoonful o f dry m a
terial means that w h a te v e r Is meas
ured should he rounded as much above
the spoon as the spoon rounds under
neath. W hen a lev el or heaping spoon
ful Is m eant it is so stated in recipes.
A h a lf spoonful is m easured length
w ise. not across the spoon.
A cu pful i s j i n even cup leveled off, i
uot shaken dm vii and running over.
T h e best m easuring cups a re glass
m arked Into thirds and fourths and
sh ow in g the content*.
M a jor
Pond.
M a jo r Pond w as n ever upset in d iffi
culties.
O nce he w as tra v e lin g w ith
Ia n Mnclnren.
T h e r e w a s a break
d o w n on the r a ilw a y und the prospect
o f a lectu re en ga gem en t b e in g missed
and $1.000 lost. W h a t he did w a s to
telegraph a lon g and m erry m essage to
the audience abou t the break dow n , sa y
ing he and Ian M a cla ren w o u ld be a r
r iv in g n oP m n re than h a lf m i hour late.
S in gin g w as • : vided to en terta in the
audience. W hen the h a lf hour w as up
m cam e another telegra m m ore ch eer
fu l than e v er, sa y in g th at they w ere
com ing a lon g and that Ian M aclaren
w as d«!term ined to lectu re to th at au
dien ce If ali the r a ilw a y s in the w orld
had broken dow n.
T h e A m erica n s a re nn em otion a l peo
pie. and th ey w e r e Interested. E v e r y
tw en ty m inutes in cam e a fresh tele
gram w ith som eth in g fu n n y and bright
abou t it and a lw a y s d e cla rin g th at the
g rea t novelise w a s a d va n cin g. It w as
h a lf past 1 J w h en th e cou p le reached
the p la tform , and the w elco m e g iven
them w as hilarious.
t a li* '
Regulator Line.
PORTLAND -TH E
DALLES
ROUTE.
1 Steamers:
Bailey Gatzert
Regulator
Dalles City
Metlako
A H A N D Y FORK.
hole* through the head and round o ff
the tines to lit; then null a crosspiece
on the under side o f the tine, so there
is 4% inches o f space betw een the tw o
pieces. Th en put the handle on o v e r the
head and under the crosspiece and nail
It. C u t a notch (as In the sm all cut) In
the end o f the handle w h ere It gooa
under the crosspiece. T h e handle is
m ade o f a narrow strip o f board.
C on cern in g a nother d evic e sketched
in the jou rn al m entioned a correspond
en t says: 1 send you the plan o f a
sheep trough I constructed w hich 1*
ea sily cleaned w hen u qu a rter turned
and can easily be rolled about to uso
the d ry trough by tu rn in g sam e one-
fo u rtli at a time. I use a plain board
th irteen Inches w ide, gauged length
w ise to the center on both sides. Six
inch boards a re tlien nailed one on each
Ride, se ttin g th«M irst board back o f tho
cen ter line (ed ge scarcely coining to tho
line) and m illin g it firm ly ; the other I
*et back o f the line on the opposite side
o f th e board, th ereb y g ettin g room to
d r iv e the nails in the second board.
N a il tin n ly ; then ta k e fo r ends tw o 14
Inch sq u are pieces o f one Inch board.
D iv id e the m argin eq u ally all around
a t each arm or ed g e o f the trough and
nail secu rely to the end.
F o r inside use. In sheds, etc., I hang
such troughs b e tw een upright post*,
w ith iron pins set in the cen ter o f the
ends o f troughs so th ey can revolve. I
bore a second lioie through the post or
u prigh t about six inches ab ove the cen
ter o r axis, then h a v in g the trough In
C o n n e c tin g at Lyle w ith th e
Columbia River and Northern
R a ilw a y C o m p a n y for
W a hk aicus,
C e nterville
aid I
Daly,
C o ld e n d a le
all other K lickitat valley point«.
1 Steamer« leave Portland dail) , except Sunday, at
[ 7 a. m., connecting at Lyle with C. R. 4 N . train for
Goklentiale at 5:30 )> in., train a n iv in g at GoMen-
(lale at 7.•'«6 p. Ol. Steamers arrive The Dalles *».:<•*
p. m. Steamer leaves The Dalle« doily, except Sui.-
j day, at 7:3Da. m. C K X N. train leaving Golden
| dale at 0:16 a m connect* with this steamer for Port
land,
a rm in g
at Portlam at 6 p m . The p»-
Utial «earn er Hailey Gatxert leave« Portland 7 a m
for The Dalles Tuesday«, 'lhnrvdava and Saturday*,
returning arrive« Portland Monday«, Wednesday«
and Friday«. Hound trip tic k ««« to any point Be
tween Portland and The Dalle* on »tnti «earners
Dalle* City and B4i«y Gatxert, only 50 cent*,
For detailed information of tickets,
berth reservation*, etc., cull or write
to Alder street wharf, Portland, Or.
H. G. CAM PBELL, Manager.
A R E V O LV IN G SHEEt* TROUGH.
positiou. 1 b o re through the end* of
each o f th e fo u r troughs at one end
(k eep in g tlie bit in the hole In the up
r ig h t) and turn each trough so as to l>e
lev el across Its edges. In th i* bole a
w ooden pin is loosely fitted to keep the
tron gb from tu rn in g w hen In use. The
pin is rem oved to turn the trough and
replaced to again fasten i t