. CURE
OF SORE HANDS
01728818
Cutlcura A fter the
. o->* A w ful Suffering
Ever Experienced.
E IG H T D O C T O R S
And
M any Rem edies Failed
to do a C ent’s W orth
of Good.
•• About O f « years ago I w as troubled
wIili so re hands, ao sore th a t w hen I
w ould p u t them In w ater th e pain would
Tory nearly se t me crazy, th e skin would
peel off and th e flesh would g e t bard
ami break. T h ere would be blood flow
in g fro m a t least fifty places on each
h u d . W ords could never tell th e su f
fe rin g I endured f o r th re e years. I
trie d everything th a t I w as to ld to use
for fully th re e years, b u t could g e t no
relief. X trie d a t least eig h t different
d o ctors, b u t none o f them seem ed to do
me any good, us my hands w ere as bud
w hen 1 g o t through doctoring as when
1 tlr-t began. X also trie d m any rem e
dies, b u t none o f them ever did me oue
cent’s w o rth o f good. I was discour
aged and heart-sore. I would feel so
bad m ornings when I g ot up. to think
1 had to go to woi k and stand the pain
fo r ten hours, and I o ften fe lt like g iv
ing up my position. Before X sta rted
to w ork m ornings I would have to
w rap every linger up separately, so
as to try aud keep them soft and theo
w ear gloves over tho rag s to keep
th e grease from g ettin g on my w ork.
At night I would have to w ear gloves
in b id . In fact, I had to w ear gloves
all th e tim e. B ut thunks to C utirnra,
th e g re a te st o f all g re a t skin cures.
A lter doctoring fo r three years, anil
spending much money, a 50c. box o f
C utlcura O intm ent euded all my suffer
ings. I t ’s been tw o years since I used
any and I don’t know w hat sore hands
are now , and never lo st a day’s w ork
while using C otlcnra O intm ent.”
THOMAS A. CLANCY,
810 N. M ontgom ery S t., T ren to n , N. J .
Hold Ihrouffhout the world. C ationr» Resolveot, Me.
(In form of Chocolate Coated Pills, 24«. per vU l o f » ) ,
O intm ent. Me., Soeo. 25«. Depotei London, *7 C harter
house Kq. t Pari*. 4 Hue da la P aizi Button, 1.17 Columbia»
A vr. l’otter Drug A Chera. Corp.. Role Proprietor*.
•»-S end for " T h e C reel Sfciu Book.”
“
Ad m in istra to r’s Sale.
N O TIC K IS H E R E B Y C .IV E N T H A T
l»y virtue of an order and decree of th e coun
ty court of the «late of Oregon for the county
of Polk, d u ly tnsde and entered of record on
the 25th day of A pril, A. 1)., 11104. in the
m atter of th e estate of G ilbert M cCabe, de
ceased, authorizing and directing me, the un
dersigned ad m in istrato r of said estate, to sell
a t private sale the following described real et-
ta*e, to -wit: Beginning a t the »out'iwent coi
ner of the tra c t of land heretofore deeded by
K . M erwin and wife to ft, »S. M iddleham, in
townahip 8 south, range 4 west, of the W il
lam ette m eridian, in Polk county, Oregon.
A t said com er is an iron bar driven in the
center of the county road leading from Inde
pendence, to Salem, Oregon, and running
thence east 15.25 chaina to th e west hank of
the alou^h. thence north three degrees west
6.36 chains, thence west 16.35 chains to an
iron rod driven in the center of the said In
dependence and Salem road, thence couth 12
degrees and 15 m inutes east il.48.]j chaina to
the place »>f beginning, containing 10.41 acres
A nd also the following tract, to-w it: Begin
ning in the center of the county road leading
from Independence to Salem, Oregon, a t n
point where the line between the donation
lu id claims of C. P.Cook and T. L. Burbank
crosses said road in said tow nship and range
above m entioned and running thence wei»t
along said 1 ne 5.00 chains to the east line ot
the rig h t of wav of th e O. A C. R. R. com pa
ny, thence south 0 degrees and 30 m inutes
east along said right of way 3.42 chains
thence east 5.00 chains to the middle of sail'
county road, thence north 0 degrees and 3(
m inutes west 3.42 chains to the place of hi
ginning, containing tw o acres more or less.
In pursuance af said order, I will, from am
after the 28th day of May, 1604, as such a<*
m in istrato r, offer for sale and sell a t private
sals to the highest bidder all said premises
and bids will bereoeieved by me a t Independ
ence, Oregon, Term s of sale, cash in hand,
T H O M A S PO MKKOY,
A d m inistrator of the estate of G ilbert Me
(Ja’>e, deceased.
C H U R C H D IR E C TO R V .
P re a c h in g h our# a t 11 a n d 7 :30.
M . K. C H U R C H .
P re a c h in g S u n d a y m o rn in g a n d ev
• n in g . S u n d a y school a t 9 :45
E|
w o rth le ig u e a t 1» :3*
P ra y e r m eet
in g T h u rs d a y e v e n in g .— Ju s. Moor*
p a s to r.
H A I T I HI C H U R C H .
P re a c h in g S u n d a y m o rn in g a n d e '
a ilin g . S u n d a y school at 10. B Y
P U. a t 6:30. P ra y e r m e e tin g We*
n -isd ay ev ei in g .— .1 M. G re e n . pa
to r.
PRK HH YTK HIAN C H U R C H .
P ra i d l i n g S u n d a y m o rn in g a n d e \
e n in g . S u n d a y school a t 10. C h ris
tia n E n d e a v o r a t 6 :3 0 . P ra y e r niee
in g T h u rs d a y e v e n in g .— W , T . W a
d ie . p a s to r.
C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H .
P le a c h in g S u n d a y m o rn in g a n d e \
e n in g . B ible sc h o »1 a i 10. Seni<>
C h r is tia n
E n d e a v o r a t 6 :3 0 . Bib
c la s s a n d p ra y e r m e a lin g T h u rs d u
e v e n in g .— L. G re e n , p a s to r.
K V A N ' I K I . P ' A I . C H I RC H .
P re a c h in g S u n d a y m o r n in g a n d e\
• lin g at th e
I).illas co lleg e cinipi I
H und tv sc h o o l allO . C h r is tia n E»
d-* »vor al 6:31b P ra y er m e e tin g T lm rs
d • e e v e n in g .— A. A. W in te r , p asto r.
A
P H ILG P S N ;
(Orlrtna!.)
T h e re Is an adage. “ Hell Until »
fu ry like a w om an *»oiticd” It is i.
to Is* su p p o sai Hint this epigram um
Statem ent Is (m e I I I every ease or
ttiiiuj c.ises
It Is int* luted lo «o
Iso la t'd «ases- ti xil Is. w .i r u won:
W ill ùei be r.'lely s. t to w o rk to Ittj
s i.uin w i.o b u s jilt» d b e r
I hen* .
w o m e n t h u s t r e a ’ al w h o h a v e p :i
In m>«*rrt a n d still I ovm I.
I her.- :
ra s e s w h e r e th ey h a v e su*:i:ic *d
th e m an wi n h a s t u r n d il ie m •
B u t th e w o m a n v bo will s t a l l a n d t
w om an w ho \* iil sa» ri lice n r - ra re .
O ne ev en in g a t a dlnn r p arty 11 «
ry W olcott w as s.ttin g beside lies.
Howe, to win hi lie w as engaged to
m aA ied. A ta ll girl w ith a tfuslih
**•'*' •»»«* s n » lr of full. » cusuo U j
motive »torn*, with powtanii gigUty qomnLt
Stat£S. T h e v o ters h av e alw a y s neon
U p. n m o I d od th e firm et h e r d in n er
S
T
’M* '•fitted
and
hind quarter#. He ftofoild be It o u t *o n
» \ironiely ca re fu l in p u ttin g fo rw ard
(-ofhpkulon aud tout! « w u t tlltYctly
d eep a n d w ide in th e c h est to In su re a When slnkrti irnd perfectly fljg-. sift 1
a n u id a tc j fo r iho hig h est ofite*. a id
opposite the b etro th ed couple. Wol
rugged co n stitu tio n ; his legs should be th ro u g h a tine sieve o f 100 rnAfl ic-s to'
c o tt tu rn ed pale. T h e lady w ho w as
until p a r y n o m ination
becom e tiie
w ell set, w ith clean, dense hone, slopiug th e inch, i ’u t the copper su lp h a te in u
se a tin g herself w as K a te l>ruium ond.
rule no u.ifctakts w ir e m ade.
p astern s, an d h is feet should he large, cc rse bug a n d h an g it in th e tw o and
a n d W olcott bad deliberately left her
P a r tis a n p o litics an l t i e rule of th e
round, w ide a t th e heels a n d of fair u h a lf g allo n s of w a te r un til dissolved.
a f te r an a ffa ir of th e h e a rt to eugnge
few th ro u g h o rg an izatio n an d th e ex
depth, especially a t th e heels. I t If P o u r g ra d u a lly tw o am i a h a lf gallons
him self to H ester Rowe. Miss Drtim-
p en d itu re of m oney Lave since p a rty
w ell to rem em b er the old Scotch m otto of w a te r o ver fo u r pounds of good
luoud had fuse in s ted him in on * way.
q u ick lim e in such a m an n er as to slake ru le u su rp ed fo rm e r m eth o d s forced the
Feet
and
legs,
bon»»
anti
leather.
M iss Rowe In an o th er. T he form er
it to the* iiu est pow der au d give u good selection of som e p re sid e n ts w ho w ere
T o p s m a y co m e , b u t b o tto m s n e v e r.
had w orked on all th a t w as sensual
not up to th e h igh o rd er o f fo rm er d ays.
m ilk of lim e solution.
F
o
r
w
ith
o
u
t
good
feet
a
n
d
legs
th
e
liest
ill him . the la tte r on nil th a t w as sp ir
T h e v o ters of th e U n ited S ta te s only
P u t six ty pounds of a ir slaked line
bodietl
d
r
a
f
t
horse
in
th
e
w
orld
would
itu a l. W olcott, w hose n a tu re w as im
in d ire ctly h a v e to do w ith th e selec
in a sh allo w box w here it can be work
be
p
ractically
u
’
.dess.
Good
actio
n
if
pressible in e ith e r w ay, finally yielded
oil o v er w ith a hoe. P o u r ttm uiilk of tion an d electio n of p resid en t. T hey
also a prim e requisite, for w lih all oth
T b e K in d Y o u H a v e A lw a y s B o u g h t, a n d w h ic h h a s b een
to th e good influence of Miss Rowe.
lim e a n d copper su lp h a te solution a t vote fo r electo rs, who, u n d er th e p re s
e
r
th
in
g
s
e
q
u
a
l
the
horse
th
a
t
can
w
alk
iu u se for o v e r 3 0 y e a r s, h a s b o r n e t h e slirnatni-e o f
As soon a s th e lady en tered, W olcott
th e so m e tim e into a th ird vessel and e n t p a r ty sy stem , u re p led g ed to elect
a n d h a s b e e n m a d e u n ile r h is p e r
tu rn e d to his com panion aud talked fo u r m iles p e r h o u r w ith ease is of fa i s tir u n til thoroughly m ixed, when it th e c a n d id a te s th e p a r ty co n v en tio n s
so n a l su p erv isio n sin c e it s in fan cy.
h a v e n o m in ated . N or h a v e th e v o ters
rapidly a b o u t—well, he did uot know m ore value th a n th e one th a t cannot will h a v e a deep blue color a n d b
ta k e th is pace, au d good actio n Is alsc
an y d ire c t voice iu th e n o m in atio n s.
w h a t he talked. W hen he tu rn ed and
A llo w h o o n e to d e c e iv e y o u In tills.
thick. P u t th is im m ediately into a dou
in v a ria b ly associated w ith a good con
T
h
ey
m
erely
elect
p
recin
ct
d
elegate*
fact'd Miss D rum m ond he received a
b > flour b ag filter, squeeze out mo.«
A ll C o u n te r fe its, Im ita tio n s a n d “ J u » t-a s-fjo o d ” a r e h u t
stitu tlo n .
to co u n ty conven tio n s, w h o in tu r n
cordial bow. T he lady indicated th at
o f th e w a te r and em pty th " w et bin
E x p e r im e n ts th a t tr ifle w ith a n d e n d a n g e r th o h ea lth o f
T
h
e
C
o
s
t
o
f
a
H
o
r
s
e
.
elect
d
e
le
g
a
te
s
to
d
is
tric
t
co
n
v
en
tio
n
s,
sh e w ished to be friendly. W olcott w as
m ateria] a t once into tb e six ty pound
In fa n ts a n d C h ild r e n —E x p e r ie n c e a g a in s t K x p crlm cu t.
a
n
d
th
ese
se
lect
th
e
d
e
le
g
a
te
s
to
th
e
A
corresponde
n
t
a
s
k
s
S
to
ck
m
an
mu!
su rp rised . H e fancied th a t she would
of a ir sin k (I lim e an d work It up s-
c u t him . D uring the d in n e r sh e seem ed F a rm e r w h a t It costs to ra ise a horse th a t It will be well d istrib u ted . If to« n atio n al co n v en tio n , so th e peo p le a re
T
h
is
is
a
very
proper
question
,
an
d
It
th re e d eg rees rem oved fro m a c tu a l
to be In quite at) e x h ila ra te d mood
moist, ad d m ore lime.
pow er.
is out' th a t d eserv e s m ore co n sid eratioi
She c o n g ratu lated W olcott on his en
W hile still so m ew hat d am p rul
V iew ing th e v a s t p re ro g a tiv e o f one
gugem ent am i sm iled affably on the th a n It receives. If every m an w in th ro u g h a coarse sieve m ade of s ta r
C nstorlu is a h a r m le ss su b s titu te fo r C astor O il, P a r e
w ho is elected p resid en t, how ca re fu lly
lady of bis choice. B efore leaving the breeds a m are w ould sit dow n a n d tig w ire g au ze h a v
g o ric, D ro p s a n d H oothing S yru p s. I t is P le a sa n t. I t
th e v o ters sh o u ld w a tc h a n d w ard all
ta b le she ex acted a prom ise from bo h ure w h a t it will cost him to ra ise hei in g tw en ty five
co n ta in s n e ith e r O p iu m , M o rp h in e n o r o th e r N a rco tic
th e ste p s n ecessa ry to o b ta in a sa fe
th a t th ey w'ould dine w ith her a t u giv produce to th re e y e a rs old, he would to th irty m eshes
su b sta n c e . I t s a g e is it s g u a r a n te e . I t d estro y s W orm s
m an.
en date. W olcott, w ho w as g reatly re com e to one of two conclusions—tc to th e loch, u s
a n d a lla y s F e v e r is h n e s s. I t c u r e s D iarrh oea a n d W in d
T h e R ep u b lican s, th ro u g h rin g rule,
lieved a t her frien d lin ess when be bad breed to gel a horse of som e good soil in g th e wooden
C olic. I t r e lie v e s T e e th in g T ro u b les, c u res C ou stip u tiou
are now Raddled w ith a c a n d id a te th a t
expected the reverse, th o u g h t R p ru ing class or ty p e or uot b reed a t all block to ru b it
H ut th is Is n ot an sw erin g ou r frie n d ’s th ro u g h if nec
a m in o rity a t le a s t do n o t w a n t an d
a n d F la tu le n c y . I t a ss im ila te s th e F o o d , r e g u la te s th e
d e n t to uceept th e luvitatiuii. an d per
m any w ill n o t vote for. T h e lead ers
question.
essary . T h e s if t
su ad ed H ester to Join w ith him.
S to m a ch a n d B o w e ls , g iv in g h e a lth y a u d n a tu ra l sle e p .
feel th ey a re ta k in g d e s p e ra te ch an ce s
A few y e a rs ago a n u m b e r o f people e r fits o v er a
W hen tile d in n er cam e off K ate
T h e C h ild ren ’s P a n a c e a —T h e M o th er’s F r ie n d .
in allo w in g th e n o m in atio n o f Mr.
D rum m ond w as seated a t one end of su b m itted to o u r re a d e rs th e ir esti , box w hich Is
R oosevelt to go to him in d e fa u lt of
m a te s on th is qu estio n , an d b ased ou j a b o u t 3 by 3 by
th e table, w ith W olcott an d his Han
opposition. Iu fo rcin g h im fo u r y e a rs
L id M U IN E
ALW AYS
T hen
cee on e ith er hand. W olcott In the the then p re v a ilin g prices o f g ra in am 3 feet.
ago to ta k e th e n o m in atio n fo r vice
presence of his old flam e felt, though forage, allo w in g $15 for service fee, tin sp read th e imu
p resid en t th ey h av e sad d led th em
Bears the Signature of
lie did not reveal It, som ething of her g eneral conclusion w as th a t ab o u t $7." ferial o u t to dry
selves w ith an Old M an o f th e Sea chat
form er Influence. K a te brought her represented th e co st of a th ro e-y ear an d w hen per
now c a n n o t be u n loaded. T h e -presi
sn a p p in g black eyes to b ear on him. old to th e breeder. A t p re se n t price.« fectly dry sift
d en t, w ith all th e p a tro n a g e a n d p ow er
an d h e r tongue th re w off a show er of it w ould cost m ore, an d p ro b ab ly $10(. th ro u g h a line COARSE SIEV E AND
W O O D E N U l.O C K .
of his office, is now beyond th e ir po w
s ie v e ,
w ords all intended to im press him. Is a f a ir estim ate. T h is is for farm er* m e s h
w ho ra ise g ra d e colts an d w o rk the cru sh in g all lum ps.
All ex cep t th e e r to tu rn dow n. T h ey will h av e to
H ester sa t very qu ietly e a tin g her din
ner in a m a tte r of fact w ay. an d h e r 1 dam s. C e rtain ly b reed ers w h o keep san d w hich is in th e four pounds of g rin an d b e a r it. W h a t a n o p p o rtu n i
b etro th ed could uot but com pare her th e ir m ares for b reeding purpo ses only q uicklim e should go th ro u g h th e fine ty th is offers to th e D em o crats who,
w ith th e tw o -th ird s vote, ca n com pel
u n fav o ra b ly w ith th e m ore b rillian t ; an d m u st keep o r p atro n ize h ig h priced sieve.
stallions can n o t ra ise a colt fo r any
T h is m ix tu re will keep Indefinitely th e m a jo rity to p ay heed to a reap ecta
Kate.
anil co n tain s a b o u t th re e and a th ird ble m in o rity p ro te st!
“ A pbilopena w ith you!” said K ate to th in g like th is am o u n t of m oney.
W olcott and h anded him one of those ! G ra n tin g th a t th e three-year-old tim es a s m uch copper p e r gallon a s is
•Jouble kernels o f the alm ond know u by j costs .$100, It is poor b u sin e ss to breed co n tain ed In liquid bordenux. it m ay
T h l CENTAUR COMPANY. »T MURRAY STREET,
UNDER TH E BLAST.
a kind th a t Is n ot w o rth m ore th an be d ilu ted w ith pow dered lim e or flour
lint nam e.
$100 w hen grow n. T h e r ig h t kin d of a or m ay be used in Ibis w ay. If 130 l * u b l l c O p i n i o n M o r e F e a r e d T h a n
“ W ith all my h e a rt.”
“ H e n ry .” said bis fiancee, suddenly j th ree-y ear-o h l—d r a ft, coach o r ro a d ste r pounds of a ir slaked lim e or a n equal
th e A d m in is tr a tio n .
springing from indifference to an in j ty p e —is w o rth tw ic e th a t to d ay . W e volum e of flour is ad d ed to seventy
T he beef com bine is lo w erin g Its head
tense in terest In w huf w as going on be ! sh a ll be glad to h a v e som e m ore ex pounds of th e stock p o w d er it w ill lusre to th e b last o f public opinion an d has
fore her. “ I do not care to have you eat perience on th e co st o f ra isin g horses p ractically th e sam e copper stre n g th as reduced th e ¡trice of bee? to th e b u tc h bine In re s tr a in t of tra d e a re piim sna-
FAVORS INCUBATORS.
a pbilopena w ith an y one except me. an d especially to h ave b re e d e rs c riti th e 4-4-50 bordenux m ix tu re.
ers, so th e p u b lic m ay ex p ect u sm all ble by Im prisonm ent, an d if th e p re si
dent
a
n
d
his
a
tto
rn
e
y
g
en
eral
had
one
On«*
o
f t h e C o u n t r y ’s Larm ont B re e d «
cise th e above estim ates.
G ive it to m e.”
m easure of relief from tb e enorm ously
ern on A r t lH c ia l M ethod«.
W olcott ca st a quick, troubled glance
A C ln n t M is s o u r i M ule.
high p rices th ey h av e been com pelled beef tr u s t m ag n a te In ja il th e re would
I r e a r a n d sell each y e a r so m e th in g
from one of th e g irls to the other. I
to pay. It is p re tty c e rta in th a t the be a rise in th e p rice of c a ttle an d a
K a te w as d eath ly pale. H ester’s face
b u tc h e rs d o not m ake a n ex o rb itan t fall in th e price of b eef coinciding w ith like 5,000 W h ite P ly m o u th R ocks, h a v
w as anxious.
profit, fo r b u t few g et rich. T h e beef the law of supply and d em an d lu«*i ing been b reed in g fa n c y p o u ltry fo r
o v er tw en ty -fiv e y e a rs. 1 h a v e w a tc h
“You are forgetting. H e ste r,” he said, j
com bine m ag n ates, on th e o th e r hand, would su rp rise th e country.
ed th e g re a t p ro g ress m ad e In a r ti
W is e S election of C andidates a are all rich an d som e enorm ously so.
“th a t w e are In tlu* presence of a host- |
ficial m eth o d s us w ell a s th e g re a t
ess.”
If
th
e
retail
p
rice
of
beef
sh
o
u
ld
de
COLOMBIA.
M atter o f Im portance.
p ro g ress m ad e in b reed in g u p
th e
"G ive me th e pb ilo p en a,” said lie s
cline 20 p er ceijJ th ere w ould still he too
ter. K a te looked on w ith o u t a word. |
Colom bia h a s little m ore th a n 300 s ta n d a rd re q u ire m e n ts o f o u r fa v o rite
m uch d ifference betw een th e relAtive
I h a v e h atc h e d an d re a re d
b u t w ith an eye d a rtin g betw een the
p rices of c a ttle an d beef. T h e packers m iles of railw ay , an d not a m ile of breeds.
THE PEOPLE'S WELFABE AT STAKE claim they a rc p ay in g 20 p e r cen t more road h as been b u ilt In ten y ears.
som e oT m y v e ry b eat b ird s artificially ,
two.
H e s te r com m anded w ith her
th e y sc o rin g a s h igh ms
points.
voice, b u t pleaded w ith her eyes.
for coal, 15 to 25 p e r cent m ore for la
U n ited S ta te s m oney is exten siv ely
In c u b a to rs a r e now p lay in g a m ost
W olcott tossed th e philopena before |
bor an d o th er ex p en ses in proportion used in th e n o rth ern p a r t oft Colom bia,
T h e V o t e r » A r e T h r e e ® es? ree R R e
her. She sn a tch ed it a n d hold it tig h t |
T he re ta ile rs claim th ey a re not m a k an d in m any sto res prices are q u o ted iu im p o rta n t p a r t in th e p o u ltry in d u stry
m o v e d F r o m A c t u a l P o w e r —T h e r e
—-in fact, w e could not do w ith o u t
iy. W olcott, g lan cin g a t K ate, saw i
in g as m uch now ns tw o or th re e years Ame-ch****» ««"kl
f o r e T h e y S h o u l d E x e r c i s e t ’n u H u a l
th em .
h er eye fixed on his betro th ed . It w as | : 4 £ - -
■
-
ngo,
w
h
en
th
e
ir
prices
w
ere
lower.
B R IG H T'S DISEASE.
W n tc h f u ln c » « In t h e S e le c tio n o f a
' I o p e ra te by in c u b a to rs in a cellar,
th e eye of a se rp en t m e d ita tin g a stroke
T h e a tte m p t of th e a d m in istra tio n to
C h ie f E x e c u tiv e .
it one by whom it w as ab o u t to be
T h e la rg e st su m e v e r paid for a p r • g e ttin g e x c e lle n t resu lts. I h a v e eig h t
curb th e p ac k e rs’ com bine from con
m ach in es a n d a v e ra g e d all la s t season
killed.
But the stro k e did not fall,
T h e U nited S tates, w h en th ey ad o p t tro llin g th e m a rk e t for c a ttle a n d for sc rip tio n c h a n g e d h a n d s in S an F ia -i
f h e scene passed a s quickly as it cam e, j T h e illu stra tio n show s a m u le nin e
cisco , A u g u st 3 0 ,1 9 0 1 . T h e tr a n s f r b e tte r th a n 70 p e r c e n t h atch es.
dressed
b
eef
h
a
s
been
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iserab
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J
a
il
I begin tu rn in g th e eg g s a f te r th e
ind a p p a re n tly th e social sky w as se teen h a n d s high, w eig h in g 1,1)00 ed th e constitution, p laced ex trao ru in a- tire. T h e In ju n ctio n o b tain ed In the involved in co iu am i sto c k .$112,50*
rene. A t least th a t is how it uppeared pounds. H e w a s bred a t V alley View jy p ow er in th e h an d s o f th e president. co u rts is a d ead le tte r an d seem s to a n d w as p aid by a p a rty of b u s - end of th e seco n d d ay . tu rn in g th em
b oth m o rn in g an d n ig h t a f te r th a t u n
T o him w as confided th e veto pow er,
:o W olcott.
Ja c k fa rm . Je fferso n county. Mo.
h av e had a m ore d isa stro u s effect on ness m en (or a sp ecific fo r B rig h t •
g iving him th e a u th o rity to decide w h a t th e public p ocket th a n if no su ch stops «lisease a n d d ia b e te s, h ith e r to in c u r i- til th e end o f th e e ig h te e n th d ay , w hen
T he b etro th ed couple did not rem ain j
D o n ’t O v e r w o r k t h e H o r s e s .
I cease to tu rn them .
long a f te r dinner.
H e s te r told the
law s sh all becom e o perative. H e is h ad been tak en , fo r th e p rice of beet b le d iseases.
A p ra c tic a l h o rsem an sa y s:
I believe in a irin g o r cooling eggs,
hostess th at she w as suffering from
T h e y c o m m e n c e d th e se rio u s in v e s
“I t n ev er p a y s to o v erw o rk th e co m m an d er In ch ief of tb e arm y and h as been higher.
nnd th e on ly tro u b le w ith m e is I do
a head ach e and to g g ed to be excused. horse. O ne m ay t o ab le to do a little n av y of th e U nited S tates and of tin*
A t p u blic m eetin g s of fa rm e rs and tig a tio n of th e specific N o v em b er 15,
W hen W olcott took K a te ’s hand before m ore w ork fo r th a t d ay , b u t is com m ilitia of th e several sta te s w hen call stock g ro w ers th e m eth o d s o f th e beef 1900. T hey in te rv ie w e d sco res of tli« not o r c a n n o t ed u c a te m y se lf to th e
f a c t th a t 1 do n o t cool th em long
d e p a rtin g he noticed th a t It trem bled, pelled to do less a fte rw a rd . I f a horse
ed into service. l i e h as p ow er k) m ake com bine h av e been denounced, an d u c u re d a n d trie d it o u t on its m e r its bv enough O ne o f th e b est h a tc h e s I ev er
lie looked Into h er eye. an d he fancied is o v erw o rk e d one clay he Is liab le to
p u llin g o v er th r e e d o zen eases on th e
com
bin
atio
n
is
being
o
rg
an
ized
to
sta
rt
treaties, an d all th e dip lo m atic pow er
had w a s from eg g s th a t I took from th e
th a t he saw despair.
feel th e effects o f it th ro u g h o u t the
in d ep en d en t p ack in g houses, w h ich i? t r e a tm e n t 'll"! w a tc h in g th e m . T h ey
W olcott mid Ids b etro th ed rode borne re m a in d e r of h is days. T he sa m e w ay In relatio n to foreign n atio n s rests in th e pro b ab le cau se of th e p ack ers re also got p h y sic ia n s to n a m e , c h ro n ic , m ach in e to cool an d w e n t o u t o f th e
side by side w ith o u t sp eaking. Som e w ith a m an. It Is Ju st ns g r e a t evil to his h an d s. H e h as ¡lower to convene d u cin g th e w holesale p rice o f beef. So in c u ra b le ru se s , a n d a d m in is te r e d • c e lla r an d fo rg o t th em , leav in g them
o u t u n til I th o u g h t th ey w ere ruined.
th in g w as w rong, b ut lie did not know w ork m ore th a n v. e can sta n d a s it is co n g ress in e x tra o rd in a ry session, an d in ten se is th e p u b lic d isg u st a t tb e lack w ith (lie phy.-ici n s for ju d g e s . U
w luit It was.
H e w a s inclined to to be idle. I w ill not o v erw o rk m.v in case o f a d isag reem en t ab o u t a d of relief from th e a d m in istra tio n m eth to A u g u s t 25th 87 p e r c e n t of th e test T h e first seven d a y s I do n o t cool, b u t
blam e H e ste r for her action, though horses Ju s t so I m ay be ab le to say jo u rn m e n t betw een th e tw o houses of od of a tta c k in g th e com bine th a t even cases w ere e ith e r w ell o r p ro g re s sin g leav e m ach in e do o r open w hile I tu rn
th e eggs. A fte r th o se v en th d a y I cool
only on tho ground th a t it w as im th a t I d id m ore in a d ay th a n my th a t body he m ay ad jo u rn congress to th e “sta n d p a t ” congress h as directed fav o rab ly .
politic. H e concluded to w ait for an neighbors did. I m ake m y h o rses do such tim e as h e sh a ll th in k proper. T he
T h e re b ein g b u t th irte e n p e r cen : th e eggs o f ev en in g s a b o u t five m in
th e d e p a rtm e ift of com m erce a n d labor
utes, a f te r th e fo u rte e n th d ay a b o u t
ex p lan atio n till they got home.
w h a t they can a n d let m y neig h b o rs m inor ¡tow ers of th e p resid en t round to in stitu te a n in v estig atio n . B u t even <»f f i In res, th e p a rtie s w ere satisfied
“ H en ry .” said H e s te r before en terin g do w h a t th ey w a n t to.”
o u t a n d m ak e alm ost a u to c ra tic th e e x congress is helpless, if th e com bine is a n d closed th e tr a n s a c tio n . T h e pre- te n m in u tes.
I te s t o u t on se v e n th an d fo u rte e n th
the house, “you know ab o u t acids and
tra o rd in a ry pow ers above cited.
ce«iing8 of th e in v e s tig a tin g c o m m it
found to be ro b b in g th e people, if tl
tests for all so rts of things. I know i
In th e h a n d s of co n serv ativ e an d well ex ecutive a rm o f th e g o v ern m en t wl
tee am i th e c lin ic a l r e p o rts of th e le s t «lays.
C
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i
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t
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k
.
A fte r all eg g s a re h atc h e d I ta k e
tbout y o u r course in a n a ly tic a l clieniis- j
b alan ced presid en ts th ese trem endous
cases were p u b lish e d a n d will be m a il
T h ere is m ore profit in keeping a few ¡low ers h av e resu lted g enerally in the not crim in ally p rosecute th e tru s t. U n
ry w hile in college. Go to the nearest
ed lic e o n a p p lic a tio n . A d d ress J o h n tr a y o u t o f m ach in e and th ro w v e n tila
d
er
th
e
a
n
titr
u
s
t
law
those
w
h
o
com
Irug sto re an d g et som e acids to m ake good an im a ls th a n to h av e th e stalls 'waif»»*» of the neonle of th e U nited
J . F u lto n c o m p a n y , 409 W a s h in g to n to rs w id e open, allo w in g all th e a ir
occupied w ith thos6 th a t give no retu rn
p o ssible to p ass th ro u g h th e m ach in e.
i test w ith .”
tr e e t, S an F ra n c is c o , C a lifo rn ia .
I leav e th e ch ick s In th e In cu b ato r
W olcott w as by tills tim e so m y sti for th eir keep. T h ere ure tw o duties
I
th e n a b o u t th irty -six h o u rs b efo re
fied th a t lie obeyed th e o rd er like a devolving upon fa rm e rs w hich are sel
p lacin g in th e b ro o d er, n o t feed in g
lam b, w ondering w h at would eotne dom fulfilled. One is to th in off the
BO Y E A R S ’
E X P E R IE N C E
th em a n y th in g a t a ll w hile in th e in-
next. R e tu rn in g w ith sev eral vials aud fru it from a tree, an d th e o th e r Is to
e u b ato r.—U. It. F ish el in P o u ltry Sue-
strip s of litm us paper, be found H ester cull o ut th e in fe rio r an im als. W h en the
I cess.
ex am in in g th e philopenu by a b lig h t herd Is th in n e d o ut th e cost o f food is
lig h t
, lessened an d less labor is req u ired . Ev
T h e B u tte rc u p s.
ery y e a r th e herd o r flock snould be
“T est It for poison.” sh e said.
W olcott s ta rte d , looked a t her ns Im proved an d th e least profitable an i
T ho B u tte rc u p s, o r Sicilians, arc the
though lie th o u g h t h e r b e re ft of her m als disposed of, so as to increase pro
latest can d d a te s fo r p o p u lar fav o r.
T rade M arks
senses, th en did h e r bidding. A fter up- duet ion am i red u ce th e cost.
T hey w ere im p o rted se v e ra l y e a rs ago
D e s ig n s
T
h
e
idea
that
Rheum
atism
is
strictly
>lying sevetttl te sts lie trie d one th a t j
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
from .th e islan d o f Sicily by C a p ta in
a w in ter disease, that comes from exposure
A n?on« « ending a « k e trh a n d de scrip tio n m ay
»reduced an effect.
C ep h as D aw es o f M assach u setts, w ho
, quickly a s c e rta in o u r op in io n f re e w h e th e r an
or co ld, is w r o n g ; a spell o f in digestion ,
in v en tio n is p ro b ab ly P ^ e n fa b le . C om m unica
“G reat heavens, it Is poison!”
w hen re a d y to sail w ith a carg o of f ru it
tio n s s tric tly c ontidentlal. HANDBOOK o n P a te n ts
to rp id ity o f the liver, in active state o f the
s e n t free. O ldest ncrenry fo r s e cu rin g p a te n ts .
To H en ry W olcott e v er a fte rw a rd the
bought a coop o f fo w ls in o rd e r to
P a te n ts ta k e n th ro u g h M unn Sc Co. receive
ueetltigs of K ate an d H e s te r w ere m a t
kidn eys, or sudden co o lin g of the body when
h av e «• me fre s h m e a t on th e voyage.
rpecUtl notice, w ith o u t c h a rg e, in t h e
ers of m arvel. T h e re w ere affable
over-heated, being frequent causes o f an
T hey laid so w ell th a t he b ro u g h t them
vords ex pressions of in terest, some
a tta ck . Rheum atism is due to an over-acid
A ha n d so m e ly illu s tra te d w eekly. T e r s e s t c ir
Inies. it would seem to an observer,
con dition o f the blood and bad circulation .
c u la tio n o f a ny sc ie n tific Journal. T e rm s. $3 a
•veil th at they loved each other. Wol-
y e a r ; fo u r m o n th s. $L Sold by all new sdealers.
A s it flow s through the body the blood
D U ST SPRAYING.
o tt. w ho looked from liehind the
deposits
an
acrid
corrosive
B ranch Office. (T25 F St., W a shington, D. C.
•relies -aw in H ester one who held a A M 1».’<(>u r i I 'r o c e M R F o r M a k i n g t h e
sedim ent in the joints and
NO U S E P O R C R U T C H E S .
nlfe th a t she could drop a t th e slig h t
D r y i l o r t l c i i u x l ’o w d o r .
m uscles, and the circulation
Ati£ ok
Sciatic B h e u m a t io m i n itm
est rebellion. In K ate n slave who
. . . .
. w o r s t f o r m . T b e p a i n w a s bo i n t e n s e I b e c a m e
T h e d u s t sp ra y last season c a m e into
•ringed before her m istress.
prom inence, an d th e re is ev ery indica- g r o w s Sluggish because o f c o m p l e t e l y p r o s t r a t e d . H a v i n g h e a r d 8 . S . S . r e -
constant accum ulation
f° r
I d e c id e d t o t i r e
IS A B E L H E U TV E R
t: >n th a t Its use will be e x te n d e d th is the
f
- j
-
, *t a t r i a l , a n d a f t e r I h a d t a k e n a fe w b o t t le s
year.
W hile th e re h as been som e Or a c id im purities, and I w a s a b le t o h o b b l e a r o u n d o n c r u t c h e s , a n d
system is in such
» ° o n h a d n . u .e fo r t h .m . t * 1 1 , s . S . 8 . h * r-
difference of opinion as to th e efficacy w hen . . the
..
.
. i n g cu r e d m e s o u n d a n d w e l l . A l l t h e d i s t r e s s i n g
niivl c e r-iin ty
com pared w ith th e C o n d itio n Rheum atism IS p a i n s h a v e l e f t m e . m y a p p e t it e h a s r e t u r n e d , a n d
h*PPY to
» » » in r e s t o r e d t o p e r f e c t h e a lt h .
liquid spray, th e re is none ns to Its liable to come out a t any *
g •eater convenience.
It h a s found tim e, w in ter or summer, it
eoi 0. st., N. w ., W M hlnrto^l).5^ 1^1*’
m uch fav o r in M issouri o rc h a rd s and is hastened and provoked
W h a t is C A S T O R I A
C A S T O R IA
The Kind You Hare Always Bought
In Use For Over 3 0 Years.
PRESIDENTIAL POWER.
m • ■ f
t
S ummer
R heumatism
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Scientific Am e rican.
MUNN Si 0 Q 361 Br°adway, New York
Timely Wcrds For
The Horse Breeder
In te re st 111 horse b reed in g has in
cased in the so u th w e st until the
irin e rs a re now considering the advis-
billty of raisin g d r a ft horses, says
arm an d R anch of D allas. T ex. T hese
re th e h o rses for th e a v e ra g e fa rm e r
» raise for m arket, since they do not
»quire the special p re p a ra tio n form al*
et in th e w ay o f tra in in g , etc., th a t
¿•lit horses »>r in ach horses do an d are
•ss d am ag ed by blem ishes, w hich fre-
.uciitiy apiionr, even on colts th a t are
ire fu ily cared for. T h e d r a f t horse
in b e bro k en at th e ag e o f tw o y e a rs
ml m ade self siipi>orting until he Is
in tu re an d re..dy for m a rk e t. Follow
definite plan in breeding.
E very
in n e r should a tte m p t to produce
.orses of som e definite type such as
he m a rk e t d em ands, an d th is can only
e done by d eciding on th e breed or
ype one c a re s to ra ise am i th en reso-
utcl.v stic k in g to it.
In sp e ak in g of the d r a f t horse F ro
esso r K ennedy o f th e lo w s S ta te col
lege sa y s:
T h e ty|»e of d r a ft horse th a t the m a r
ket w a n ts is a horse w eighing t.tlnfi
pounds or over In o rd in ary w orking
condition u deep bodied, broad, close
:
•
i
U o \ F O U S I F T IN«* 1.1 MK.
o th e r p a r ts o f th e m iddle w est. A do
* idem t uni h a s been to oldn in a dry |
bord eau x p >wder co n tain in g th e cop
p e r in th e sa m e chem ical s ta te u s in
th e liquid p re p a ra tio n . P ro fe sso r Bird
of th e Mi: souri ex p erim en t sta tio n lias
ex p lain ed his p ro cess for a rriv in g at
th is resu lt.
M a terials used fo r sev en ty ¡»omuls of
th e stock p o w d er a r e fo u r pou n d s of
copper su lp h a te , fo u r pounds o f good
q u ie k lim r, tw o and a h a lf gaffons of
w a te r in w hich to dissolve th e copper
su lp h a te , an d tw o nnd a h a lf g allo n s of
w a te r, w hich Is to be applied to th e i
quicklim e, w hich h a s been s ifte d tine.
B ruak un Into sm all lum ps sev en ty or
b y exposure to cold, dam p air, sudden co o lin g o f the body w hen over
heated, a bad spell o f in digestion , or a n y th in g that is calculated to fur
ther derange and depress the system ; but these are only e x citin g nnd
not the real cause o f Rheum atism . It is in the blood, and w hen this
vital fluid becomes o verch arged w ith the ncid im purities and is running
riot in the veins, on atta ck is sure to com e, w hether in summer tim e or
the cold,"bleak days o f w in ter. Y o u are a slave to pain as long as the
blood is tainted w ith acid. L in im en ts and plasters are helpful and use
ful, but it takes som ething more than rubbing and blisterin g to drive
a w a y this demon o f pain . S . S . S . goes to the seat of the trouble,
enters the circulation , neutralizes and fil
ters out o f the blood the acid poisons. It
enriches and strengthens the w e a k , dis
eased b lo o d ; the general health improve«
under its tonic effect, and w hen rich, pure
blood begins to circulate through the stiff
joints and sore, tender muscles, pains and
aches vanish, an d the longed-for relief comes to the nervosis, pain-
tortured sufferers. S . S . S . contains no m inerals, but is gt-.iu n ieed
purely vegetable. W r ite us if in need of m edical ad vice, w h ich is given
w ithout charge. O u r book on R heum atism , te llin g o f the different
forms and varieties o f this p ain -rackin g disease, is m ailed free.
THE » W IT T SPECIFIC C O ., A T tA N T A , G A.
TS A I
si
¥ * 015 c^TAn E S,C,L,AN
H air R enew er
A splendid tonic for the hflir, makes the hair grow long and heavy.
Always restores color to gray hair, all the dark, rich color cf youth.
I Stops falling hair, also. S ^ d forfifty_years. ■’
P*.r ““
Regulator Line.
P O R TL A N D -TH 2 DALLES
ROUTE.
A PAIR OF UUTTKliCUPS.
S team er»:
Bailey Gatzert
Regulator
Dalles City
Metlako
C o n n e c t i n g at Lyle w i t h th e
Columbia River and Northern
R a i l w a y C o m p a n y for
W a h k a icu s,
Centerville
Daly,
Coldendale
and all o th e r K lickitat valley points.
Steam er« leave P o rtla rd dail) , e xcept Sunday, at
| 7 s. m ., connecting a t Lyle w ith C. R. A N. tra in for
I lioldeiHiah* a t .V30 p iu., tra in a rriv in g a t l.olden-
■ dale a t 7.M p. in. S team ers arriv e Tne l*aPei ft W
p. m . Steam er leaves The Dalles »laity, except S ub -
| day, a t 7:30 a . m. 0 R A N . train leaving Golden
f dale a t ftrlft a tu connect* w ith th is ste a m er for P ort
land, a rr i\in g a t IVrtlan» a t 6 p in .
F o r d e ta ile d in fo rm a tio n of ticket*,
b e r th reserv atio n * , e tc ., cnll o r w rite
to A lder s tr e e t n lia r f, P o r tla n d , Or.
U . O. CAM PBELL, Manager.
hom e, an d fro m th is im p o rtatio n som e
eggs w ere o b tain ed by C. C arro ll Do
lin g of N orfolk co u n ty . M ass., w ho lias
Introduced them .
T h e m ale is of a red d ish b u tte r color,
w ith neck h ack le a little d a rk e r. T he
com b is o f cup sbryt*. an d from this
and th e yellow color th ey g et th e n am e
B u ttercu p s. T h e fem ales com e laced
so m ew h at on th e h ack a n d a re of lig h t
e r color th a n th e m ales. T h ey lay very
large eg g s an d a re very prolific. T h e
m a tu re b ird s w eig h from five and one-
h a lf to sev en an d o n e-lia.f p o u n d s for
m ales an d from fo u r an d on e-h alf to
five an d o n e-h alf p o u n d s fo r fem ales.
T he acco m p an y in g Illu stra tio n show s a
p a ir a s b red by Mr. Goring.—A m erican
A g ricu ltu rist.
An
A n c ie n t C a re
For
H .n ltln e s s .
P ro fesso r M acA lister o f C am b rid g e
h a s fo u n d in an old E g y p tian p a p y ru s
s p rescrip tio n for b ald n ess w hich d a te s
from 4000 B. C. It is composed of
d o g s’ feet, d a te s an d a s se s’ hoofs, ch ip
ped u p an d boiled in oil.