A WORD TO FARM TOILERS.
C H U R C H O IR K C T O R V .
II
P r e a c h in g liu u r* a t 11 » m l 7 :30.
M. K. C H U R C H .
P r e a c h in g S u n d a y m o r n in g a m i e v
e n in g
S u n d a y sc h o o l a', U:45.
K| i -
w o r lli !<• ig u e a t 6 :3*
P r a y e r m ee t
lu g T i l irad ay e v e n in g .— J “ » . M oore,
p a sto r,
HA M i n i CHURCH.
P r e a c h in g S u n d a y m o r n in g a n d e v
e n in g
S u n d a y sch ool u l 10.
B. Y
P. U . a t 6:30 . P r a y e r m e e tin g W e d
n esday evei ln g .— J. M . O re e n . paa
lor.
I-K K X H Y T K K IA N C H U R C H .
P r a a c n iu g S u n d a y m o r n in g an d e v
e n in g . S u n d a y sch ool a t 10. C h r is
tia n E n d e a v o r a t 6 :30.
P r a y e r m ee t
in g T h u r s d a y e v e n in g .— W . T . W a r-
d le , p a stor.
C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H .
P r e a c h in g S u n d a y m o r n in g and e v
e n in g .
B ib le sc h o o l a t 10. S e n io r
C h r is tia n
E n d e a v o r at 6:30 .
B ib le
class aud p ra y e r m e e tin g T h u rs d a y
e v e n in g .— L , O r e e n , p a stor.
E V AN U K U C AL CHURCH.
P r e a c h in g S u n d a y m o r n in g a n d 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 a y s c h o o l a t 10. C h r is tia n E h
d e n v o r at 6:3 0 . P r a y e r m e e tin g T h u r s
d a y e v e n in g .— A . A . W in t e r , pastor,
ti
**• S.x .v « i. .... ..... uiiim l « young I*
b n iriin ;
.v •nun wiillhttf for
book l. nii *t! . .r\vu:«l and to :clit d li
t
and . . . to tin* top of the bra
guard about ' lu» di sk.
••¡log pardon, said tin* woman, “ b .
you spunk lo nu'V”
•O b . no: I'm Just counting tin* per
sons whose lli»s have touched that rai
tlds afturnouu.
You are tli# sixty
eighth.”
The woman started buck In dingus
and hastily wiped her lips on her hand
“ I was unconscious o f what I was
doing/’ she exclaimed.
“ I suppose they all are,” was the la
Conic reply.—Youth’s Companion.
Sharp P ractice.
It Is not so very uncommon for stale
co w s or Inferior milkers to be left un
milked for n long period lu order to
make up u tempting bag to catch th*
eye o f the probable purchaser at mar
feet. Painting the teats with collodloi.
in order to close the ducts and proven
any leakage from pressure o f the ml!’
or closing the sphincters In similai
fashion when natural weakness calls**
In ability to retain the milk Is not un
known, and. sail to say. It Is not tin
“ lo w ” dealer that Is solely guilty o
i.jch practices.—American Cultivator.
F o r O ve r S ix ty Y e a r s .
A n o ld an d w e ll trie d rem ed y .
M rs.
W in s lo w 's H ooth in g H yru p has been
used fo r o v e r s ix ty y ea rs by m illio n s o f
m o th e rs fo r t h e ir c h ild r e n w h ile te e th
in g , w ith p e r fe c t success. I t soothes
t h e c h ild , s o fte n s the g u m s , a lla y s all
p a in » c u res w in d c o lic an d is th e best
r e m e d y fo r d ia rrh o e a . I s p le a s a n t to
th e ta s te . S o ld b y d r u g g is ts in e v e ry
p a r t o f th e w o rld . 25 ce n ts a b o ttle.
I t a v a lu e is in c a lc u la b le . B e su re and
ask fo r M rs. W in s lo v's S o o th in g Hy-
r u p and ta k e n o o th r kin d.
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....... I K iihi N in Europe.
Ill Europe many roads, especially In
the mountain regions, with their wind
ings. buttresses, culverts, walls and
tunnels, are monuments of the highcsl
engineering skill. In European road
w a y s all ditches, brooks and small wa
ter courses are spa lined by stone cul
verts, often o f elaborate construction.
wliHe projecting spurs o f rock on the
mountain slopes are pierced by tunnels.
Slanting sides are usually covered with
grass, which Is kept neatly trimmed.
This prevents washing by rains n ot
adds permanency to the structure.
Administratrix's Notice.
it
may ronconi, Mint I have boon appointed by
lion, J.K. Nibloy,bulge >>f I'olk comity.administratrix
of the outille «if K. L. Brown, lato of I’olk countv,
il ocean«* I
All person« uniebtod to said estate will
make me payment and any «ine holding » claim
agninnt aaiil ontate will present the same to me, duly
verified, within nix nionthn from thin date, at my
resident'» at Airlie, I'olk county.O rogon, or at the
law ottica of Frank Holm e«, in Salem, Oregon.
Dated thin 13th day of November, 1903.
A N N IE BROWN.
Administratrix of the untate of K. L. Brown, de-
Sheriff's Stile.
£
193
in |«ta r «
redo, m ore
o r led«;
and
that 1 will sell the sam e a t th e fr o n t d o o r of
the oouuty court house in th e c it y o f D allaa,
In Polk county, Oregon, on
S a t u r d a y , O a c a m b a r 12 t h ,
1903, at the hour of 1 o’clock, |» m., uf Raid
day, at public ouctio«.. to the highest b id d e r
for each in hand un day of sale, subject to re
demption in the manner provided hy la w .
LUted thie 13tb day of November, 19U3.
J. T. FORD,
.Sheriff of Polk county, Oregon.
B e g o o d t o f o u r la n d
,.> u r c r o p
will be good, ltenty ui
I writ u country hoy fourteen your*
olil whi'ii 1 went to pHHH the winter
with Aunt Mary and do the chorea
and go to school. Jusl previous to uiy
coining she had sold a piece of land
In th e f e r t i l i z e r s p e lt s q u a l i t y I A.
for $ 2 , 01 ) 0 , and as she did not believe
«¡id qu *r.f 'y i » i
Itaii - !
V est.
W r u e LJ ;
1
In hanks she retained the money lu the
we wFt ? • ’ v
house.
After the labors and toils of the summer time,
fre e % I * i
nail,,
1 had been with her about u month and harvesting of crops in the early autumn,
our
m oney
...¿ ...... 3 ,
when one afternoon a cousin living ten many of our farmers, their wives, daughters,
books.
AVegetatile Preparation Tor As
miles away arrived with a horse and and sons, find themselves in a condition ol
CEk/AS r •! * 1«.
similating HteFoodandReßula-
buggy and reported that his w ife was health demanding careful attention if suffering
•* aV,
is
to
be
avoided
later
on.
Many
experience
ting the Sto machs and B ow ls of
at death’s door. Aunt Mary Instantly
kidney trouble in some form; with some the
decided to return with lilui. and I was liver is torpid; there is biliousness, nausea, and
i M A I N I S / t H IL D K I.N
asked to remain all night In the house vomiting, with loss o f appetite and depression
alone.
It wasn’t much o f a test o f of spirits. Thousands who have t>een exposed
courage, for hardly a farmhouse door to cold, damp winds and rains while toiling in
Promotes Digeslion.Cheerfut-
was I Milted at night and no one could the harvest fields, now feel the twinges ol
One o f th e
n’ b M i t l e « .
ness and Rest Contains neither
terrible
rheumatism;
others
run
down
by
remember when a theft o f any conse
pumi.Morphine nor Mineral.
Producing cream with the same per
quence had been committed. I made worry, pverwork, and irregular dieting, ore
cent o f fat from day to day Is one o f“
o t N a r c o t i c .
no objections and half an hour later tormented with the pangs of dyspepsia.
the things that verve on the impossi
T o the thousands of run down, sickly, and
was left alone. Aunt Mary simply cau
ble, according to Hoard’s Dairyman.
half dead men and women in farm homes we
tioned me abont tire.
» a p t V O U O -S J M U m W B l
recommend with all honesty and confidence
There are too many things that cause
M a y e r, W ils o n A C o „ Hau F ra n c is
I had the cow to feed and milk, the :he worker’ s friend, Paine’s Celery Compound,
/ v ; S a tl-
variations. The speed of the separator
chickens and pigs to look out for and ibe only medicine that can quickly and fully co , C a lifo r n ia , a re sole a g e n ts for the
Mx .Ÿffuui *
bowl affects the cream by making it
iU ^ W ir -
the firewood to get ill, and I was not restore strength to the weak body and vigor to 1’a c.h c coast.
j4m.tr . ^ l r
richer as the speed Increases. Equally
feeling a bit lonely when night cam«* :he muscles. Paine’ s Celery Compound tones
a slower motion makes a thin cream
on. Just before dark 1 kaw some one :he stomach; it removes poisonous acids from
thinner. So where a hand separator is
hanging about the gate, but the fact :he blood which cause rheumatism; it feeds
used there Is no guarantee that an even
gave me no uneasiness. The rule was the weak and diseased nerves and banishes
motion Is kept up, and the uneven mo
neuralgic tortures; it purifies the blood and
lo food every trump who came along
gives true vitality and life. The use of Paine’s
A perfect Remedy torConstipa-
In the circuit court of the state of Oregon tion produces an uneven cream. I f tW
and give him lodgings in the barn, and Celery Compound in autumn means the estab
fion, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea
separator Is crowded with a full milk
none o f the fraternity had ever made lishing o f a perfect physical vigor to withstand for Polk county.—Department No. 2.
i Worms .Convulsions .Eeverish-
flow and ill n for a short time the sup
David Peter*, plaiutitf,
any trouble. The man. whoever he the rigors of a severe winter.
ply Is lesc'ie d the result Is first a thin
! ness and L o s s o F SLEEP.
was. did not come In. however, and 1
Margaret A . McCarter
cream and then a thick cream In small
and Henry McCarter,
gave him no further thought. 1 had
Facsimile Signature o t
amount. T ’ e separator Is not Infallible
her husbund, David J.
Imd my supper, put aw ay the dishes
Kiley, Thomas B. Love-
In Its cream product, and the fact
for children'« cloth«« arc most serviceable. T h e y
and was popping corn when the kitch
color jackets, coat«, cape*, ribbon«, stocking«,
lady, Andrew J. Lovela-
should be recognized.
•n door suddenly opened and in walk
as well aa dresses. N o other dyes equal D ia
N E W - Y O R K .
ilv and Mary Lovelady,
I m l l i t n a “ U o a i> * r* M e c tl n ix s .
mond D ye* in variety of usesi they never
his wife, John T. Mc
cd a man who addressed me with:
A t b m o n t h s « » lit 1
disappoint.
The Indi na State i Hiiry association
Carty aud Mehala J.
“ Bub. I am Mr. Ilo lt. the county
W e have a special department o f advice, and
J
D o s f s - j yC i n t s
McCaity, his wife. Rose
has decided to conduct a series o f one
w ilt answer free any question* about dyeing.
sheriff.
As I know that your Aunt
anniiM. Waters and M.
Bend sumple o f goods when possible.
•lay meetings at points in the state
Mary went away this afternoon 1 have
L.
Waters,
her
husband,
Direction book and 45 dyed samplee free.
where there are dairy Interests o f suf
William A . McCartyai.d
called to see if that money o f hers Is
D IA M O N D D Y E S , Burlington, V t.
ficient importance to warrant It. special
EXACT COPY OF W R A P P E R .
Rosa McCarty, his wife,
all right.
W ith you here alone the
Alice (Lkagan,and John
attention bring given to places where
house could easily be robbed.”
T. Fagan, her husband,
there
have
never
been
any
meetings
o
f
1
“ I don’ t know anything al>out the
mi* mines or m at vicinity, some thir Roma K. Gage, A man- |
the dairy association. Professor II. E.
money, sir,” I replied, wondering how
teen in number, held u “ bee” and put a da J. ¿immune and Wil- |
Van Norman, secretary o f the state as
the man coukl have learned that it piece o f road o f about one mile In the liam D. Simmons, her |
husband, Elijah A. Me- |
sociation,
expects localities wanting I
was in the house.
best condition It wus ever In. It is re Carty. Sarah F. Grider j
them to notify him and to give sutti- i
“ But Aunt Mary didn’t take a tin ported that they came early, armed and Shadrach S. Grider, |
clont tim e-for selecting the dates mull
box with her, did she?”
with shovels, rakes, hoes and wheel her husband, Lavina |
Lovelady. Oi.tavia Bad- |
speakers and properly advertising the j ms.or i am ngton solved it by devising
“ I didn't see her have any.”
barrows, and labored the entire ilay. ger and Kphriain Badger |
a carved board for use in a rectangu
meetln ;s.
“ Then It’s here in the house, of
It Is said that a woman surveyor o f her husband, Carrol Mat |
lar cheese mold which makes sixteen
T h e n t h e C o w D ie t !.
course, and I will take charge o f It. 1 highways in that town is to be elected ney and ^
Mat- I
impressions on the cheese, stamping It
ney, his wife, Sarah J.
suppose you know where she keeps it?” another spring.
I f a cow Is sick do not consult a cow
and dividing it Into one pound prints.
Cochran and William
“ No. sir, I don’t.”
doctor, but get a competent veterina- j
A novel method o f raising money to Cochran, her husband,
W hat recommends the method par
“ W ell, w e’ll take a look around. repair roads has been adopted lu Su defendants.
rian. One time a local cow doctor ad- j
J
ticularly is that it opens a profitable
Aunt Mary Is u good soul, but she perior. Neb. The Commercial club has
To John T. McCarty, Mehala J. McCarty, vised us to give glauber salts to a valu thing to Individual dairy farmers. A t
ought to put her money where It won’ t decided to get up a minstrel show and
Koseannie M. Water*. M. L, Waters, Car able Jersey which was nearly «due to I
present less than d per cent o f all the
tempt anybody. There were two sus devote the proceeds to repairing the
rol Matney a n d ------------Matney, his
calve. He warned us that to neglect !
wife, Sarah J, Cochran and William Coch this was to court the risk of losing the j cheese manufactured In the United
picious characters hanging around the roads in the river bottoms which were
ran,
of
tha
above
named
defendants:
States is made on farms.
Factories
village this afternoon, and I heard that
IN T H E N A M E OF TH E S TA TE OF cow. “ Tin re was Byron Smith/* lie i control the industry. They turn out
destroyed hy the overflow ing o f the
they came In this direction.”
said.
“
He
let
his
cow
run
on
till
I
had
Oregon, you and each «)f you are hereby re
Republican river the past summer.
annually about 30iA,u00.000 pounds. The
I didn’ t question his being the sheriff
quired to ap|>ear and answer the complaint
The road question is befog agitated filed against you in the above entitled suit to give her sixteen doses o f salts—and new plan o f printing pound cheese
and 1 didn’t dispute his right to take
then
she
died.”
W
e
didn’
t
give
the
In Tuiluhomn, Teiin., and vicinity. At within m I x weeks from the date of the first pub
gives promise not only o f stimulating
charge o f the money. I had no Idea
a recent meeting one farm er stated lication of thin summons, to-wit: On or be salts, and the cow still lives.—Dairy ti e general trade, but also of enabling
where the box was hidden, however. If
and
Cream
"nr.
fore
the
4th
day
of
December,
1903,
and
if
that he had sustained a loss o f $800 by
farmers to gain reputation for their
there was a box, anil so 1 could make
you fail so to appear and answer, for want
not being able to get his corn to mar thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the court
brands, even where the output o f a
no suggestions. The man entered the
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ket owing to bad roads. H e thought for the relief prayed for in hut complaint, to-
dairy is limited. — Saturday Evening
sitting room, and I followed.
Five
It time that they were improved. Oth wit: (1) That plaintiff is the owner in fee G o v e r - i n i f i i t P l a n F o r P u t t i i i K I t t 'P
Post.
minutes exhausted the search in that
simple
of
the
following
described
real
premis
er farmers were o f the same opinion,
I n O n e r o u n d l 'a c k c K i 'S .
room, even to pulling up the rug car
es, to-wit: That part of the donation land
and It Is expected that the agitation claim of Thomas J. Lovelady and Mary Love-
Efforts are being made by the gov
pet on the floor anil upsetting the
w ill result in Improving roads in that lady, his wife, notification No. 1,967, claim ernment to extend the manufacture
Ipiinge. There were but fe w places In
No. 63, described as follows: Beginning at
section.
any room In the house where anything
o f cliecae In the United States and tc
Joplin, Mo., has excellent roads lead the northwest corner of said donation land
like a tin box could be bidden.
claim in township 7 south, range 5 west of increase Its consumption. Recent ex
In the parlor he simply gazed around, ing from It in every direction. About the Willamette meridian, and running thence perlinents with the common Ameri
speaking very kindly to me all the $25,000 a year is spent on an average. east 18.47 chains, thence s«»uth 39.42 chains,
thence west 18.47 chains, thence north 39.42 cnnx brand o f cheese show its fooi.
while, but In the three bedrooms lie Home $150,000 has been spent during chains to the place of beginning, containing .
value to be very great. In these tes*
made a close inspection o f beds, bu tlic past six years. The funds for the 61 acres, more or less, Excepting therefrom
reaus and chests.
In the course o f work come mainly from the saloon the following described tract of land, to-wit: 93 per cent o f the protein and r»5 p e
V • ar • In receipt o f frequent inqui
half an hour lie satisfied himself that taxes, every saloon in the district be Beginning at a point 14.31 chains south of ewit o f the fat w"i*e <1\ t d, tl
the southwest corner of the donation land |
ries as to the effect o f brewers’ grains
the box was not on the first floor. ing compelled to pay $520 to the fund. claim of Asa Shrove and wife, Not. No. 2,- available energy produc'd b ¿ng 9
up<
the
>r and quality o f milk,
Notwlthstand.ng its re
There was a half story above, and he Ten per cent on each $100 o f taxable 252, claim No, 62, in township 7 south, range per cent.
says Hoar« - Dairyman. There seems
searched that and on descending the valuation in the district is the only 5 west of the Willamette meridian ffn Polk inarkably nourishing qualities, dices
to be no end to the number o f times
man began to grow l and curse and additional means o f revenue. — Good county, Oregon, and running thence west 5 is eaten only to a very limited extern
chains, thence soutti 10 chains, thence east 5
questions of thia diam eter can be re
j Bonds Magazine.
finally said to me:
chains, thence north 10 chains to the place of In the United States. Tn fact, it con- peated. Fed in reasonable amounts
“ Boy, we must find that box! I be
beginning, containing 5 acre*, more or less: stitu' *s less than half o f 1 per cent
when fresh from the brewery or if kiln
and that the defendants, or either of them,
lieve you know where it Is hidden. I f
A SPLENDID IN VE ST M E N T.
have
no estate or interest whatever in or to of the total food consumed In this dri"d there can he no ¡»ossible objection
you don’ t out with It at once I’ ll slice
the laud or premises above described, and country. That small quantity repre to their use. and when they can be pur
G o o d P to n d N l l r i n u J o y t o E v e r y C o m
off your ears with my knife!”
that the title of plaintiff th^yeto is good and
chased at any fa ir price there is no rea
m u n it y .
He was so fierce about It that I told
valid; that the defendants, and each of them, sents 1.0 per cent o f tHo total protein
him I thought It was buried In the cel-
Many o f us do not know that bad l>e forever barret! and enjoined from assert and 1.0 per cent o f the total fa t in son why dairymen should not use them.
T w en ty to thirty pounds per day o f the
lur. He ordered me to find a spade, roads are responsible for so many o f ing or claiming any right, title or interest in America's food supply.
or to the said real premises, or any part there
A fte r several years o f careful study w it grains is perhaps as much as
and as he went down the cellar I car our woes because w e have not thought, of; and for such other and further relief as to
ried a candle in either baud to light says Isaac B. Potter.
Some of our the court may seem just and equitaole in the of the subject scientists have evolved should be fed. and extreme care should
be taken not only that the grains are
a plan to popularize cheese in the
the way. The i>ottom o f the cellar farmers are patient and many o f them premises.
This summons is published for a period of United States.
They are convinced fresh and sweet, but that the recepta
was not concreted and a part o f the are contented with these roads because
six weeks b y order of the Honorable J. E.
wall was formed o f planks.
they doi not know the value o f a good Sibley, judge of the county court of Polk that the system o f making large cles for their storage and the boxes and
W hile 1 held the lights the man dug one. A good road Is a splendid invest county, Oregon, made and entered the 21st cheeses, which in the retail trade are mangel's in which they are fed should
here aud there or pulled down the bins, luent. There never was a good road • lav of October, 1903. The date of the first carved by grocers into aw kw ard slices, be kept scrupulously clean. W et grains
and rolled the barrels about. 1 expect made in any civilized country on earth publication of this summons is October 23, has greatly handicapped the industry. ferme nt very quickly, especially in
1903, and the last publication hereof Decem- The cheese thus prepared and sold is warm weath r. and If not stored in a
ed every minute he would find the box, that didn’t pay 100 per cent a year on 4,
¿903.
J. N. H AR T,
tight receptee! * the liquid running from
not strikingly tempting.
for 1 had got the Idea that it was down
Its cost.
Attorney for the plaintiff.
h in not only produces n had odor, but
Noting that print butter brings a
there, hut after a long hour’s search
A g« ml road raises the value o f every
make: a breeding place for all manner
nothing was revealed.
acre, invites us to market when prices tern oi luiiML*., .na con ' Mu. ntiy is nor higher price, than that article in hull
Then Mr. H olt’s patience gave out, are good and takes us out o f the clutch so seriously affected when the grass and is in fa r greater demand, Professor ■>f objectionable bacteria. Objections of
E. II. Farrington reasoned that cheese ¡Ills kind do not obtain where the kiln
and lie showed himself in his true col es. o f the commission pirates who sell supply falls.
put up in pound packages, each one dried grab s are fed. esr ccially if they
ors. though I had come to the coiiciu- j our goods behind our backs at their
K n n s * « F n r m o r i C o - o p s r a t ln ir .
bearing the Imprint o f the maker, are dried before fermentation has set
slon that he. was a robber. Seizing me own figures, keep their own accounts
About a year ago between eighty and
hy the arm and brandishing a wicked I and pay us a pittance for our toil and ninety farm ers in the vicinity o f Bland, would enhance Its sale. But the cur 111 .
T h e C o w » » i d t h e L o c o m o t iv e .
looking knife before :ny eyes, he swore [ trouble. A good road shortens distance, Kan., organized a co-operative compa ing o f cheese In one pound packages
Those people who feed their cows
he would murder me if I did not reveal I saves Fine, wagons, horseflesh, harness. ny and erected a skimming station. presented a difficult problem. . Pro
enough only when the cows are in a
the exact hiding place. Had I known it j Increases the load and lessens the bur
The machinery and everything includ
full flow o f milk might learn a good
I should most certainly have told him. den and makes it possible lo haul two ed In the plant coat them an even
object lesson by observing how the en-
hut 1, did not know, and he was prob | tons to market with the same power $1,200. Thej’' have made no effort to
gla^er m:\nages hl_- e.kgiue on the rali-
that now leaves one ton stuck in the make butter, and It la not a creamery.
ably satisfiid of the fact.
H e wasn't w illing to let me otT alto- 1 mire.
During most If not all the tlra* ao fa r
1* no hindrance to the
rider who wears
A good road brings us closer together, their butter fat has been soM to a
get lie r or thought he could continue
the search without me. He turned and ' drives out gloom, makes neighbors ol creamery In Haven. During the past
struck me a blow on the temple with hermits, discounts every farm mort year the m a ce iit hits paid a trifle more
E X C E L S IO R B R A N D
his fist that rendered me unconscious, gage and brings Joy and contentment than the usual price fo r cream, but the
and when my senses returned I was to every community. Im agine a man policy has been decidtHl -upon o f paying
tied hand and foot and lying oil the knee deep in the mud trying to look the same ns other buyers for the next
Man nr saddle can not get wet.
|
cellar boltuin. I heard him walking cheerful!
year, and then If any surplus remains
E X C E L S IO R B R A N D
'
around on the tloor above for a long 1
after p a .ln r be 10 p fr cent dividend It
O IL E D C L O T H IN G
time, but It was long after daylight
F o r all klndfl o f work.
w ill he distributed among the patrons
W arranted Waterproof. '
before 1 dared move. I worked the
to the amount o f cream sold to It. This
L ook for trade-mark.
I f not at dealer«, write
«•ords loose after awhile, and it was
Is substantially the Rochdale system.
■. I. M*wy*r A H on , Hole kfro.
just 8 o’clock when 1 crept upstairs aud
A 10 per cent dividend w ill be declared
■a»t l-*MbrMc*, I m *.
ran outdoors to give the alarm.
lu ;i few weeks on the A^at Fear’ s bU*l-
Aunt Mary came home at mIdsfter*
PORTLAND -TH E DALLES ROUTE.
noon to find half a dozen neighbors at
the house and everything turned topsy
tnrvy. The real sheriff had been there
T h e prospects fo r u la rg e m ake o f
and beard my story and gone In pur cheese and bu tter the balance o f the
suit. but “ Mr. H olt” had got such .
season In C anada are bright. N ever
D o n o t alw ays r e c e iv e t h e s y m p a t h y a n d a tte n tio n w h ic h ’
long start that he was not captured, perhaps In the history o f C an adian dal
t h e y d e se rv e.
T h e i r a ilm e n t s a r e r e g a rd e d a s p u r e ly
lie was no doubt a bad man and a ty in g h a ve the pastures, tak in g the
im a g in a r y , o r n a tu ra l a n d u n a v o id a b le a t t h e ir t im e o f
professional robtier. but he had had Ills country as a w hole, been b e tter at thin
life .
O is c a s e an d in f i r m i t y s h o u ld n o t a lw a y s b e a sso rt- J
labor for his (mins in trying to rob our season. In O n tario especia lly there Is
a te d w ith o l d a g e .
T h e e y e o f t h e g r a y h a ir e d g r e n d s ir e i“
house.
abundance o f gntss. and little I f any
m a y b e as b r ig h t a n d t h e c o m p le x io n as fa ir a s a n y o f
Where do you suppose flint money MUpph'inentr.ry feed w ill be needed fo r
was all the time? .Not in ii box at aft. some time. In eastern O n tario and e x ' h is y o u n g e r a n d m o r e v i g o r o u s c o m p a n io n s .
C o n n e c t i n g a t L y le w it h t h e
and neither down cellar nor upstairs,
O o m f O f M N O n thm • s o r a f o f h a a l t h y o l d » 90 . t o i t r e g u la te s
tending through Queliee and Into the
but in a hsg and hanging to the f»ohs m aritim e provin ces the seve re drought
an d c o n tr o ls e v e r y p a r t o f t h e b o d y , s tr e n g th e n s t h e n e r v ts , m a k e s th e
in the kitchen along with bunches o f o f M ay anil ea rly June cans* d pastures
m u s cle s e la s t ic a n d s u p p le , t h e b o n e s s t r o n g a n d t h e fle sh fir m ; b u t w h^n
R a ilw a y C o m p a n y for
•martweed and rings o f pumpkin. The
t h is l i f e flu id is p o llu t e d o r p o is o n e d a n d lo s e s its n u tr it iv e , h e a lth s u s ta in
to dry up consid erab ly, fo rm in g a se ri
W a h k a ic u s ,
D a ly ,
ainn was within reaching distance o f It ous m enace to the m ilk flow . B ut copi i n g e le m e n ts , t h e n th e r e is a r a p id d e c lin e o f t h e v it a l p o w e rs , r e s u lt in g
C e n t e r v ille
C o ld e n d a le
in p re m a tu re o l d a g e a n d d is ea se .
A n y d e r a n g e m e n t o f th e b lo o d q u ic k ly
tUftins over.
M QUAD.
ous rains la te In June and In Ju ly have
and «11 other K lickitat valley point*.
s h o w s it s e lf in an u lc e r, m e . w a rt, tu m o r o r s o m e o t h e r tro u b le s o m e
Im proved m atters w o n d e rfu lly , and the
g r o w t h u p o n t h * b o d y , a n d r h e u m a tic a n d n e n r a lg ic p a in s b e c o m e a lm o s t
Steamers leave Portland tla ilj , except Sunday, at
outlook Is most hop efu l fo r a large
GOOD ROAD N O T E S .
COMPOUND
The Home Friend of the
Farmer and His Family.
P .1 ( y r n
r*
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Summons.
NOTICE IS H K K K IIY O IV K N T H A T
hy virtue of an execution ¡mined out of the
circuit court of thè «tate of Oregon for the
County Of Marion, liearing datethe 10th day of
November, 1008, u | miii a judgment duly en
rolled ami «!«*«• keted in the clerk ’• office of «aid
tJourt on thè àth day of November, 1896, in a
Certain action then landing in nani court in
fav«»r of W. II, Peacock, the plaintiff in said
action, aud against It. Reid and Frances A.
Held, the defendant« therein, upon which
gmeut there in now tine and unpaid the
it of F79.H6, with interest thereon from the
h day of January, 1HW7, at the rate of 10
cent per annum, ami directed to me, the
nheritf of Polk county, I did, on the 11th day
of Novemtwr, 1003, duly levy upon all the
right, title and intereHt which the defendant,
France« A. Keid, Inni on the 2*»th day of
January, 1807, or ha* since ocipiired, or now
hoe, of, in ami to the following described real
property, to-wit: Being a part of the dona
tion land claim of A. J. Doak ami wife inj
township mix south, range three west, of the
Willamette meridian, I'olk county, stata of !
Oregon, more particularly deaeri lied on fob j
lows: beginning one chain Mouth 7 degrees
east of the NouthweMt ouf s r <»f block No. ft in
the town of Lincoln, in Polk county, in said !
state, on the south line of Mill street, thence
south 7 deglee* east 6.10 chain« to a fir tree 6 '
Inches in diameter, thence eo*t 6 chains to the
west bank of the Willamette river a; low wa
ter mark, thence north down said river 6.NO
chain« to |MN*t on west hank of Willamette
river, thence smith H3 degiera westfi chains to
the place nl lieginning, containing 8.98acres
of land, more or less. Also the following
tract of laud, to-wit: Beginning at the Mouth-
east comet of what i« known as the school lot
in Lincoln, in said county and state ami ad
joining the above deste ninni laud, ami run- !
iiiug thence went ahmg the soutn tine of said
schiM»| lot 11 rude and 6| feet to John Wall
ing's laud, thence south ahmg said NS ailing « T h e I m p r i n e i n e n t o f l l l a h w a r e
V & rta u a s ia t e a .
land 17 m«U, thence cast 11 rods amt lij feet
the went line of
to nill lot, thence north along
"K 1
T h e council o f H am m on ton . N.
mill lot 17 rod« to th« pioc« -*f lieginiiitiK. con
t a in in g
PAINE’S CELERY
(C o p y r ig h t . 1903. b y C. B . L e w » * . ]
N o t a U l v n l o f G >od H i t t e r .
The tirtiry l u-ln * j Is s,.fi* from cheap
Imitation liutier, but it la not safe front 1
a competitor, remarks Colon C. L illie
In Michigan Farmer.
Oleomargarine
(iincoh>r:*d) has come to stay, and it
w 111 cut quite a figure. Every p niml of
poor butter gives oleomargarine anoth
er friend
loo margarine I \ p ref ‘table |
to poor butter and Is bound to displace
all poor butter on the market. It will
never affect the h^ri-'r grades o f butter. I
because they are better than oleom ar j
garble, anil people w ill buy them In
preference. But poor butter will sell
less and less till in time It w ill be drlv- '
on entirely from the market. People
who w ill mak«> poor bn*ter should 1 h *
co in i veiled to eat It r he nisei ves, and
with oleomargarine *i»:
; for what It |
is and at Ps normal :-i.< but littlei>o?r
butter can find a place on the m arket
5
k e r c h ie f.
N
A Golden Rule
tf Agriculture:
D IA M O N D D Y E S
U .iiitt.
o t i c e in h k k k i i y o i v k n t o a l i . w h o m
n>*ss, ami the company is flourishing. ,
It has about eighty member*.
:
SAWYER’S
W
POMMEL SLICKERS
Regulator Line.
O LD P E O P LE
Steamers:
Bailey Gatzert
Regulator
Dalles City
Metlako
Columbia River and Northern
c o n s ta n t, a c c o m p a n ie d w i t h p o o r d ig e s t io n a n d c o ld e x tr e m itie s .
make.
S . S . S . b e in g p u r e ly v e g e ta b le , is th e s a fe st an d
In eastern O n tario and som e parts of
b e s t b lo o d p u r ifie r fo r o ld p e o p le . I t d o e s n o t sh ock
Q uebec, w h ere the d a iry Is largely the I
0 » b n r t t h e s y s te m l i k e t h e s t r o n g m in e r a l rem ed ies,
m ain stay o f the farm er, a drought leads
h u t g e n t l y an d t h o r o u g h ly cle a n ses t h e b lo o d and
to serious consequences. When a farm- I
s tim u la te s t h e d e b ilit a t e d o r g a n s , w h e n a ll b o d ily
er cannot secure his usual retnrfl from
S . S . S . is jn s t su ch a t o n ic as o ld p e o p le n e ed to
a r.
the d a iry and the hogs kept In connec a ilm e n ts d is a p p e ___
tion with It he Is In a bad w ay. The re im p r o v e a w e a k d ig e s t io n a n d t o n e n p th e S to m a c h . I f t lie - c is a n y h e re d i
newal of the pasture, therefor*, BMans t a r y ta in t, o r th e ren a in s o f s o m e d is ea se c o n tra c te d in e a r ly life , S . S . ’S,
w i l l search i t o u t a n d r e m o v e e v e r y v e s t ig e o ' i t fr o m th e s y s te m .
much In the districts referred to.
W r it e u s f u l l y a b o u t y o u r c a s e a a d le t o u r p h y s ic ia n s a d v is e an d h e lp
In central and w « » * n i Ontario,
T h is w i l l c o s t y o u u o tta iu g . a n d w e w i l l m a il fre e o u r b o o k on b lo o d
though dairying forma ah Important y o u .
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY. A tlaats «¡a.
part of the farm er's operation« la many and s k i a diseases.
la
has | mi sMctl an ordin ance a llo w in g a re
bate o f $1 in taxes fo r each w h eel ou
a w a g on h a vin g a tire fo u r Ini-lies or
m it e In w idth. It has l»eeu found by
test lluit vehieies w ith broad tires ilo
not d a m age the g r a v e l rouds ns much
ns the na rrow tires, aud to m ake the
th n n g " popular am ong fa rm ers the re-
L it e In taxes has k>een Inaugurated.
A t Farntluffton. Me.. It |a suited that
I
d istrict* be follow f a mors v a r i e d ly *
7 a . » . , « A s t c t l n f at Lyta with C. R. * N. Wain f. r
lioliiendtle at 5:30 p m., train Arriving at OoMen
dale at 7.i«5 p. m. Steamers arrive The l>al)e* 0
p. m. Steamer leave* The Dalles daily, except Sui.-
‘ y, at 7:30a. tn. C K X N. train leaving l.oklen-
t at 6:1« a m connect* a ith thi* steamer for Port
land.
arriving
at Po-tlam at 6 pm . The pi-
lattal «t earner Hoi lev Go-sort leave* Portland 7 a m
fur The Dalle* Taeeitqy«. Thuredavs ,nd « « u n U , . .
returning arrive« Portloml Monday*. W *d o e «l*> «
and Friday*. K.* uik 1 trip ticket, to any point
tween Portland and TI mi IhUlta on th * «*
Haile* CUy and Baily UaUert. only 5« eeata,
F o r d e U ile d in fo r m a tio n o f tickets,
b e r th re s erva tio n s, e tc ., c e ll o r w rite
to A ld e r s tr e e t w h arf, F o r tU u d , U r.
H . O . C A M P B E L L , M a n a g e r.
GASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
T h e K in d Y o u H a v e
A lw a y s B ou gh t
Bears the
VOL
Signature
of
Phj
J. K. 9m
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
GASTORIA
TMS OINTAUR COMPANY. NSW VORC OITY.
road, thinks D airy' aiitl Creamery.
When his train is waiting on a siding
or when he is ¿rohig down jsrade he
does not allow his tire and steam and
water to tret low. Not he. He knows
there w ill be an up grade or a hard pull
for him pretty soon, and while the en
gine is w aiting the injector is put on.
the fire stirred up, clinkers are taken
out, steam is run up until the safety
valve “ pons.” things are oiled and ex
amined and everything done against
the heavy pull after awhile. Wh<*n the
safety valve o f the heavy freight en
gine on the siding is savagely “ blowing
off” that is by no means a careless
waste o f steam, but a wise and eco
nomical preparation for future de
mands. .T*’ st as economically wise is
the prud m* dairyman who by careful
and sufficient feeding keeps up the en
ergy in his cow at all times, so that
when her supreme demands come she
w ill be In condition to successfully
meet them.
S IE
A U
Wo have I
»iiuty. K»
tan. N o u>
•td J W llai
Utorne
Ila * been
about tii
airu itw i t<
m Dalla*,
Room
C..A.XaI
O ffici
in g .
DA
X. L . BU
W ill
o v e r hr
A ft
• ad all
MÖ
N onsense.
A circular before us claims that a
certain feed will “ make uilllc richer In
butter fat.” Such a statement shows
the w riter to he either a fool or a
knave. No feed will mn!*e any ma
terial differs:, o in the percentage of
butter f :t In the milk o f a given cow.
It is possible to increase the flow of
milk and thus increase the quantity of
butter fat. but it is nonsense to talk of
Increasing the percentage o f butter fat
in the milk of n cow.
C le n n ll n e R N ,
Leave*
, :30 a in
Leaves
11:10 a n
Leaves
.50 a in
Leaves
I t : 10 a n
Leaves
•:00 a in
Leaves
IKK) p m
c.
w. c.
UA1
R.
V lw ny* C le a n lin e ««.
A poorly w ashed strainer, m ilk pans
or any utensil used abont mKk a ffe its
the fla vo r o f butter. C leanliness is tbs
most Im portant adjunct to tlie dulry
business.
W h en ev e ry th in g is kept
clean there is li f t ! » c o n u T ’ Int o f ba c
teria or trouble o f any oth er kind.
T ra
tleSS
il
e x c lia
U n ite
(K)inti
m one
rates ;
A Fam ou s T im e k e e p e r.
The world’s best timekeeper is
said to be the electric clock in tho
basement of the Berlin observatory,
which was installed by Professor
Foerster in 1865. It is inclosed in
an air tight glass cylinder and has
frequently run for periods of two
or three months with an average
daily deviation of only fifteen-one-
thousandths of a second. Y et as
tronomers are not satisfied even
with this, and efforts are continual
ly made to secure ideal conditions
for a clock by keeping it not only
in an air tight case, but in an under
ground vault where neither change*
of temperature nor of barometric
pressure shall ever affect it.
V II
II
Style.
A fashion magazine offered $25
for the best definition of “ style.”
The prize was won hy Frank D.
Blake of Clay Center, Kan., who
was reared in an atmosphere of
jack rabbits and buffalo grass, far
from the world of dress. His defini
tion fetched him $1.25 a word. It
was this:
“ That visible expression of some
conception of beauty by which a
standard of excellence is established
or changed is ‘style.’ ” — New York
Tribune.
7 101
1046
11:46
At
Or»g
<» I
:t0|
lea'
I «ai
Arri
Ear*.
After studying and photograph
ing more than 40,000 pairs of ears
of persona, including those of 2,000
insane and 800 criminals and those
of 300 animals, an Knglish criminol
ogist is forced to conclude that the
ear gives no clew to personal traits.
This is a hard blow to so called
rcientists who think thev can pick
yut the enemies of society by the
tngles at which the latter wear their
tars.
I
I
«
Spanish E n terp rise.
The shoemakers at Madrid re
cently combined to encourage danc
ing, with the object o f »earing out
as much shoe leather as possible.
They hired several dancing halls
and charged 10 cents admission.
Rach admission ticket bears a cou
pon, twenty of which entitle tha
owuer to a new pair o f shoe* frea
of charge at.the union gtorp.
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