r ~
B A B Y Q U IR K ’S
Q U IC K C U R E
Of
T o rtu rin g
E c ze m a
by Cuticura
W hen
All
Utterly
Els e
Had
Fa ile d .
« M y baby, Owen Herbert Quirk, waa
afflicted from the age of six weeks with
a loathsome running eczema, almoat
covering bis face, I took him to Drs.
______ and -------- o f Victoria Road,
Aldershot, and he was treated by them
fo r three months, but go t much worse,
and was a sickening sight to look at*
I saw su advertisement of the (hiticura
Remedies, and go t the Soap, Ointment
and Hesol vent.
•‘ W e noticed an
I m p r o v e m e n t at
ouce, and within a
fortnight the run-
n i ti g had ceased
>k a .
and the scales were
lb '
• u
u
nearly all dried off,
1
'\ j c sn«l In a month his
U
f :" \ T ( > face was perfectly
O V * ^ p ‘ ^ ' y clear, not a spot
in jfe r 'C
left.
I have en-
n y N- ^ ^
cloned photograph
’« 1 « Va
()f him when he
was thirteen months old. He Is now
tw o years and f o u r months, and has
pever hail the slightest return o f it. I
am very grateful lor the bent*tits de
rived from your remedies, and shall
feel it a pleasure to make their value
known.
For corroboration o f this
statement you may refer any one to
Mrs. Williams, 4.» Michaels Road. Aider-
shot, or Mr. Gunttane, 40 Victoria
Road, Aldershot, to whom we recom
mended the remedies for a skin humour,
which they also cured. You are at
liberty to do what you like with this
statement, as l should like all to know
o f the value o f Cuticura/*
S IT T IN G H E N S .
P r o p e r W r y t o C u r . F o r III,lily t t l i r .
H I,«*
llr c o m t * .
U roo A y.
A * spring draws nepr wo ure re-
miiuUU ttiai the time is at hum] lor ar-
''.lllglug the nests and getting every-
tiling in rnadllM»« I * h ilioliill* out li e
broods o f little chick». First nf ail the
nest must bo made in I rootd or siiod
apart from the house devoted to laying
lieus. Any out o f the >><fy room, closed
sited or loft w ill answer for the pur
pose. and there the nest should be
made.
A large, rnotuy box eighteen
Indies deep, with uu opening In the
side large enough to allow the hen to
pass in and out at will, should be used.
First put a few shovelfuls o f dry dirt
or s ifte d coal ashes itt the liottom o f
you ttuoxtf to pm nnour n*r
Should she- refuse to return to thg
nest, uh a lieu w ill sometimes, it la us**
less to try further, and it is better to
let her return to the yard and wait uu
til another one gets broody. Sitting
hens should lx* ft*! on whole corn ex
clusively.
This, together with grit,
water and a dust box, should be placed
near the ucst, and she w ill need no
further care. A fte r the first week she
•hould be dusted well with insect pow
der and then again alxmt the eight
eenth day. I f a*i egg gets broken and
the others become foul« d wash them
In lukewarm water and replace them
In nest.
It is b e tte r to set tw o on the same
day, and when they hatch give all the
| chicks to oue heu and reset the other.
j T h e second batch Is usually the more
th e box and hollow out in the shape o f i
a nest; then co v e r w ith stra w or hay
•ltd shape It •*■> th at the eg g s w ill not
ro ll o v e r on each other. A ft e r the ben
has sh ow n a d esire to sit f o r a fe w
da ys tak e you r lantern u tter dark ami
g en tly carry her to the new nest, in
w hich you h ave a lread y placed it f e w
china nest eggs.
Ilo id the lantern so that she can see ,
the nest and let her step g en tly In the
o v v e c r f the
box und Deutle ih n U. C
( n
tin- top ui
ol
the box und do n e the opening in fron t i
and let her rem ain confi inni fo r a fitd
day. T h e next u.ght y *n m ay rem ov
the coverin g, place food and w a ter ir.
fron t o f the box and g en tly lift her olì
and let h er cut and drink. W hen sat
Isfied, she w ill return lo the no t a n ,
w ill then lx* ready fo r the e g g - * w M . h
successful, ms the hens becom e inert
fa ith fu l a ft e r the first w eeks.
W hen
the eggs begin to pip do uot disturb
tb«* hen by lilt in g In r up. L et her re
main quiet nul l the shells begin t<
crow d the ch icks; then reach under lie-
and rem ove them .
D o not tak e her.
w ith the chicks, o ff the nest u ntil twon
ty-fou r hom s a ft e r th ey hatch.
Na
(u re ,,u>1
w ith food, s«
that w hat they uaed most is w arin t!
M(m> j.om|j. ,.lll(.k, (lil. fro,,, b/ln
c.bllllK] tim ll from any oth er cau-tc. mi
many o f those tUut do not d ie an
stunted and nev r g r o w as they should
—H om e and Farm,
A d v :n :h < K i > o t l u e n lt a t o iit .
A m o n g ti e u onerous a d va n ta g e s « j .
the incubator o v e r the hen m ay b<
m entioned the fo llo w .u g : T h e incuba
tor is a lw a y s ready fo r business, wh*h
a ben on ly si is w hen site feels like it
It is less w ork to can fo r an incubuto:
N o tice is hereby g iv e n that by v ir than fo r a sufficient num ber o f hens to
tue o f an execu tion and order o f eale batch H m * sam e num ber o f chickens
duly i*o»ed out of the circuit court of the T h e g r e a te r the eg;; ca p a city used the
state «f Oregon for the county of Polk, on m ore tim e is saved o v e r th at required
tiie 10th day of June, 1004. to me direct
ed, upon a judgin'* n . rendered on the 9th dav fo r tiie ca re o f the hens. T h e chicken
of May, 1904. vhich judgment is in favor of a re so much m ore u niform in size and
John 1 Montgomery, plaintiff, und agaim-t a ge th at they a re more ea sily cared
K. H. Watkiniand Arthur H. Watkins, de
for, m ore ch ea ply fe d and present a
fendants. an l by which execution 1 am com
manded to sell the following real property of much m ore a ttr a c tiv e appearauco when
uu id ilefeiidants, as «lescribed in said execu fitted fo r the m arket. A ga in , chickens
tion, t o v i t : li ¡.inning at the southwe t hatched in incubators a re a lw a y s free
. rner of the donation lantl claim o f T . C .
Thorp, N ot. No. rt,7*8, claim No. 55, and from lice and g en e ra lly rem ain so till
miming thence south 10 chains, thence west th ey are la rg e enough nor to be much
W IL L IA M H ERBERT QUIRK,
1 i.20 chains, thence north 40 chains, thence Inju red by them , n tilin g that can rare
e-u»t 15 20 chains, thence south 30 chains to ly be said o f lien hatched chickens.
No. 1 W est End Cottages, Ruywood tiie place of beginning. Also beginning at
E q u ally as much can be said o f a
Hoad, N. Southampton.
the quarter section corner between sections
19 and ?0, thence south 20 chains, thence east. brooder. It Is a lw a y s rea d y to receive
Bold tbroufhont the world. Cuticurm ReeoWent. 50e.
(in form o f t hocolat* Coated Pills. 23c. per vial^pf 00),
14 f 0 chains, thence north 19.50chains, thence the chicks, and you do not h a ve to hunt
Ointment, 30c., , Soap,
Soup, 2fic. D «p o U l_ton d on .jff
east 8.03 chains, thence north 50-100 chains, It up at night fo r fe a r It m ight ruin
houM Hq. i Pari’«.
».3 3 »Oie
Hi de I a P aix ; Botto*, 137 Colui
Potter Drug
Jt C
Chem.
Coro . . Sole Proprietor«.
uif A
_________,
thence west 22.53 chains to the place of be
“
How
lo
(Jure
fcc*«
"
‘ io r « ‘
‘
m
ginning, all of said lain is being in section 20, and the chicks g et chilled. It is a lw a y s
township 8 south, range G west, of the W il d ry and c o m fo rta b le at any tim e o f the
lamette meridian in Polk county, « Oregon, to yea r.— P n ilr ie Farm er.
C H U R C H D I R E C T O R '/ .
gether with the tenements, hereditaments
arid appurtenances thereunto belonging, or in
D u u l i l o F kjhth .
any wise apirertaining. Also lot one in bio k
Preach in g hours at 11 and 7 :3d.
L in the town of Fairs City (South side), in
H e m cannot lay tw o p e rfec t eg g s in
M K . C H U liC H ,
the county of Polk anti state of Oregon, as one day because the hen’ s body Is not
P reach in g 8u n d y m o r n in g a n d ev the sattte is platted and of record, together capable o f releasing sufficient carbo
E d - I w»th tf,e tenement*, hereditaments and ap-
ening. S u n d a y school at 9 15
] prrrtenances thereunto belonging, or in any nate o f lim e to furnish tw o perfect
worth le a g u e at fi :3*
P ra y k'«*r nri’t'i- \
appertaining. Therefore, 1 will on
shells. T h e first g ro w th o f the e g g in
in g T h u r s d a y e v e n i n g — J.is. Moore,
lie hen is the y olk. W hen this reaches
S a tu r d a y , Ju ly 2 3 , 1004,
pastor,
at the hour of 2 o’clock, p. in., of said m atu rity it drops Into a lon g m em bra
day, at the front door of the court house in nous canal, kn ow n as the ovidu ct. As
Dallas, in said Polk county. State of Oregon
B A P T IS E C H U R C H .
sell at public auction to the highest bidder it tra ve ls through this canal it receiver
P reach in g S u n d a y m orning a n d ev for cash in hand, all of the right, title and in a coatin g o f album en, w hich is tbf
en in g. S u n d a y sch ool a t 10. B. Y . terest of the said defendants, or eitheref them, w h ite o f the egg. A s it approaches tin
of, itt and to sai'l real property, or so much
P. U. at 6:30
P r a y e r m eeting W ed- thereof as may he necessary to satisfy said mouth o f the ovid u ct it receives a coat
nesday evei in g.— J. M. G reen pa 8- judgment, viz: Three hundred, twenty and ing o f lim e, w hich constitutes tin* shell
25-100 (8320.25) dollars, with interest at the W ith a fu ll la y in g lien this operatioi
tor.
rate of (»per cent per antrum from the 9th occurs on ly e v e r y tw e n ty -fo u r hour-
day of May, 1904; also thirty-five (835) dol Once in a w h ile, h ow ever, due ’ »rolmbl.
lars as attorney’s fee, and the further sum of
P R E S B Y T E R IA N C H U R C H .
eleven and GO-100 (81 l.G0)dollars for costs and to stim ulation and o v e rfe e d in g , tit-
Pre,telling Sunday m orning anti ev disbursements, and the accruing costs upon ova, or yolks, are produced so rapid I
enin g. Sunday school at 10. C h r is said writ.
that tw o o f them drop into the ovkb
Dated this 24th day of .Tune, 1904.
tian Endeavor at fi :••(). Prayer meet
together.
Th ese ova tra ve l togoth
.J. T. FO RD ,
in g Thursday even in g.— W , T . W ar-
along the pa s-a ge and rec eive the win:
Sheriff o f Polk county, Oregon.
dle, pastor.
separately, blit becom e Inclosed in o r
shell, anil wlp*n laid are com m on!
known as double yolkod eggs. Buch «
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
eg g Is In rea lity a double egg. the wisi:
Preach in g S u n d a y m o r n in g and ev
being duplicated us w e ll as the yolk
enin g. Bible sein» *1 at 10. Senior
Sh eriffs Sale.
Sheriff’s Sale.
Christian
class and
E n d e a v o r at 0:30.
Bible
p ra y er m e e tin g Th ursday
e v e n in g .— L . G ree n , pastor.
NSW
S H O r.T S T O R IE S
tientan a Unii«*? 1
try in g to «*u his •
you
M*t n iT e re
riti) a fo rk V ”
In t h e ‘ - M o u n t l n f * . "
A m 1 »pr«»v»-in4"»t *umr*»ate«l>
frofeGSCi’ Georg * Lincoln I«urr m
Cc»rnell, who inured New Eughtnl hist
suniiner on h i; bicycle In order to gath
er facts about witchcraft, is an author*
tty on the history o f superstition r n l
persecution, and he is also an lndefatl-
gnble wheelman. I'rofessor Burr, with
his bicycle, has penetrated many prim
itive and secluded i»aiia o f the United
States.
From these Journcj’ s ho returns with
IF tie stories that are now quaint, now
strange, now humorous. A story o f the
latter sort concerns a visit to lenues-
Tin» late J oliti U. F racier, the presi
dent o f the civii sc. 1«. * voiui .1 salon,
was a at miei; t o f the r:ilv «v s ity of
Pennsylvania In IStid ami IS é » 1, and un
chi Pennsylvania nu.u said oi him re
cently :
“ Procter w a s n great walker in hi*
college «lays. lie lik-d nothing better
than to set out eurl.v o»» a frosty morn
ing and to walk i\v miy-rive or thirty
•eo.
*1 a rrlvid one night at a mountain
e.-r’s cabin.” said the prof«*ssor. “ and
a k,al for sb«*lt«*r for the night.
The
g«od p- «»pic were vepy hospitable. They
gave me a comfortable hinl und an ex-
cellent meal.
W hile 1 was eating the omul my
lmst watched me narrowly, to see that
I had everything I wanted. H e kept
ordering his w ife to fill my glass, to
bring me more bread, etc.
Finally,
when 1 began to eat a piece o f apple
pie, he exclaimed in an indignant tone:
ho 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 as b een
iu use fo r o v e r 3 0 years, h as b o rn e th e sig n a tu re o f
und h as b e e n m ad e u n d e r his per
sonal supervision since Its Infancy.
A llo w n o one to deceive you In this.
A ll C ou n terfeits, Im itations an d “ J u s t -a s -g o o d ’* nro lint,
E x p e rim e n ts th a t trifle w ith a n d e n d a n g e r th e health
inl'uuis a n d C h ild re n —E xperien ce aga in st E x p c rln .c i....
W hat is C A ST O R !/»
C asto ria Is a harm less substitute fo r C asto r O il, P r o
goric, llr o p s a n d So o th in g Syrups. I t is P leasan t.
1
contains neith er O p iu m , M o rp h in e n o r o th e r N arco tic
substance. Its a g e Is its gu uran tce. I t destroys W orm s
a . d allays Feverishn ess. I t cures D ia rrh u -a aix l W in d
Colic. I t relieves T e e th in g T ro u b les, cu res C onstipation
an d Flatu lency. I t assim ilates the F o o d , regulates the
Stom ach an d B o w e ls , g iv in g healthy an d n a tu ra l sleep.
T h e C h ild ren ’s P a n a c e a —T h e M o th e r’s F rie n d .
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ALWAYS
“ F A IT H , A N
I DO TH AT,
m iles through the country.
lit* would
start aioia*. as a rule, but i f he fe ll In
w ith a team ster, a laborer, a tru m p-
nny one—lie w as w e ll pleased.
He
w ou ld b rin g hom e many an odd bit «if
talk th at he laid gathered in tills w ay.
“ I rem em ber how he once met an
Irish m an on tiie road to N orristow n ,
l ie and the Irishm an plodded a lo n g to
g eth er a m a tter o f six or seven miles.
They stopped and read each milestone,
as w a lk ers a lw a y s do, and Puocter said:
“ ‘ I think th at m ilestones cheer a
road up w on d erfu lly, don’ t you ?’
“ ‘ Faith, a n ’ 1 do th at,’ said the Irish
man. ‘ 1 find them a g re a t co m fort. It
w ou ld In* an Im provem ent, though. )t
they w a s nearer one another, w ou ld n ’t
it r ”
T h e
L a w
o f
A vern p rea .
G en eral James i.on^ - reet, the last
lieu iou an t g en eral o f the C on federate
arm y, w h o died on Jan. 2. lb *4. took a
brid e o f tw eru y-tv.o w ! n he w as sev
enty-seven y ea rs old. A G eorgian who
w as at the Im p eria l wv. a the w a r
rior's death w a s announced told this
story o f the old g en eral:
“ O ne o f the ch eerfu l busy bodies o f
G a in es ville took the gen eral io task for
m a rry in g such a you n g w om an. Long-
street listened good liu nioreilly, and
fin ally the old neigh bor dem and ed :
“ ‘ G en ’ ral. w b a t you g o t to say for
y o ’s e lf ?’
“ I b’ lie v e in the la w o f avera ges,’
replied the g en eral, w ith a tw in k le in
his eye.
;.;.•* D ortch is tw en ty-tw o,
an ’ I ’ m seventy-seven, so w o’ II a vera ge
under tt«ty.
N ow . Jedge, th a t's as
straigh t as ;» problem in Eu clid .' ”
lie Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 3 0 Years.
T H C C E N T A U R C O M PA N Y, TT M U R RA Y S T MEET, N E W Y O B * CIT Y.
D roM M P tl
In
a
H u rry.
John Sharp Williams, the Democrat
ic leader o f the house, and Judge Tat«»
o f Georgia used to have adjoining
rooms at the Metropolitan hotel. One
night W illiam s was hurriedly dressliq»
to go to a dinner. lie had a hard wren
tie with h.s collar and another witn
his tie. Finally he had the one but
toned and the other tied, and he threw
on his coat and went into T a te ’s room.
“ Judge.” said W illiams, “ how do 1
look ?”
T ate surveyed W illiam s carefully.
“ Really, John,” he said finally, “ l
think you would look much better It
you would put your trousers on.’*
B R I G H T ’S D IS E A S E .
The largest sumTever paid for a pre
scription changed hands in San Finn
cisco, August 30,1901. The transfer
involved in coin and stock $112,500
ami was paid by ¡t party of busi
ness in* n tor a specific for Bright's
«lipase and diabetes, hitherto incur.i-
hl diseases.
T h e y com m enced the serious inves
tigation o f the specific N ovem ber 15,
1900. T h e y in terview ed sc »res of the
T h e late S ir .loon B lundell M a p le w as
c u r d and tried it out on its m erits be
n ever tired o f tellin g ids frie n d s how
putting over three dozen cases on the
much lie ow ed to his m other, lit* used
treatm en t »• • * I watching them . T h ey
to say, “ She w a s the cleverest w om an
also g«»t physicians t«» name chronic,
i e v e r kn ew .” und he o fte n related the
incurable cases, and adm inistered it
a d v ic e she g a v e him w hen as a boy
with the pliy.-iei h is for judges. Up
he thou gh t o f being called to the bar.
to Au gust 25th 87 per cent of the test
“ I f e v e r you w e re to becom e lord chan
cases were eith er well or progressing
cellor,” she said, “ you w ou ld have
favorably.
reached the end o f all th in g s in that
There being but thirteen per cent
profession. You would have such and
<»f f Bures, the parties were satisfied
such an incom e and such and such a
and closed the transaction. The pre
position, w h ich a re a lre a d y know n t»j
ceding« of the in vestigatin g com m it
you. But If you go into business there
tee and the clinical reports of the test
is no lim it to y o u r opiJortunities.” T h e
cases were published and will bo mail
boy chose his fa th e r ’s business and, as
e 1 L e e on application. A«ldress#Johu
he often said, n ever fo rg o t his moth-
J Fu lton com pany, 409 W ashington
•»•’s ad vice.— E xchange.
trec t , »San Francisco, C alifornia.
T n b ’ it«»
to
n
THE
(lo w
A n y
K A L E ID O S C O P E .
B r ig h t
lin y
I ;i(e r e M t liiff;
J in /
M a k e T h is
T oy.
By follow in g these directions any
bright boy or girl w ill be able to make
that most Interesting o f toys, a ka
leidoscope.
L e a v e tw o sm all strips o f look in g
glass w ith th eir lon g sides a ga in st one
another a t an a n g le o f 00 d eg re es and
jo in them w ith th e help o f a sm all
p iece o f linen and glue. T h e third side
o f the tria n g le is fo rm e d by a strip o f
black ca rdb oard o f th e sam e len gt i
M o th e r.
B y m a i l , p o s t a g e p a id
N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N T H A T
sens s K Iv e P'îi'irs.
by virtue of an execution and order of sale «In
“
A
n
e
g
g
in
th;
process
o
f
ha
tell
in;:
ly ¡aimed out nf the circuit court of the wtate j
?
of Oregon for the county H of f ” Folk, hearing «¡ate | rem arkably sen sitive to vibration.'*
tiie 10th «lay of wune 1904, t«» me directed, | an expert in tin* breedin g o f fo w ls
Address
upon a judgment «July rendered on the 9th the Po u ltry Record. “ T h e ru m b le o f
EVANGELICAL CHURCH.
M. H. de YOUNG,
day «J May, 1904, which judgment is in favor J
train
or
tiie
passage
o
f
a
w
agon
a
lor.
Preaching S u n d a y m orning and e v <%f Mrs. John l. Montgomery, pla ntiff, and
Proprietor
“
8an
Fra&oiaco Chronicle,"
T H E K A LE ID O S C O PE .
the
street
w
ill
spoil
a
w
ho.o
iucubaii
against
E.
M.
Watkins
and
Arthur
If.
Wat-
I
en in g at the
Dalian college chap« 1.
kins,
defen«lants,
and
by
which
exemition
l
1
San Francisco, Cal.
fu
!!
o
f
e;
za
i
f
the
fainter-1
vib
rato
Run«! ly school at 10. C h ri« n
n
nnrl w id th us th e pieced o f lo o k in g glass.
am connmuided to sell the following real
Eve
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT
deavor at 6 :flP. P r a y e r m ec n ; Thurs property of said defendant, as describe«! in w a v e reaches the apparatus.
W h e n these th ree pieces a re glued to
day e v e n in g -- A i »Vi O ',
; « - 1 I
g eth er (see F ig . 1» ,a paper tu b e u trifle
said execution, to*wit: Beginning at tiie such a little th in g as the b a n g in g o f
southwest corn«*! of tiie donation land claim door in som e oth er pa rt o f the horn
lon ger than the strips o f look in g glass
• »f T. (3. Thorp, X«>t. No. 6743, claim No. 55; w ill destroy the «-haïmes o f hutci*iv
From Tu r!
i t n o w the latest do
has to b e m ade, w id e en ough to a d m it
T il’«* III S M vt p . » in;r which substitute* and running thence south 10 chains; thence j nut a brood w here care has not he
the tria n g le o f look in g glass.
C lose
west 15.20 chains; thence north 40 chains;
fo r isnhnll a kind nf parqu et o f 11 lo thence east 15.20 chains; thence south 30 taken to plneo the Incubator bey.
one end o f th e tu b e w ith pa per and
BO Y E A R S ’
th at arc unni * o f s- ut w orked up w ith chains to [»laceof beginning. Also beginning ; the reach <:f s - k ' h disturbances,
m ake an op en in g in the ce n ter to look
E X P E R IE N C E
coal tur pilch. T h e tiles a re laid on n at tli«» ^ section corner between sectious 19 { thun ders'orni a lw a y s g ive s breeders
through, w h ile on the oth er end o f the
basils o f broken llm stone and the join ts and 20; thence south 20 chains; thence ess1, pea re. as thouMp. mis o f eg g s m ay \ •
tu b e you In sert a round p iece o f com
14.50; thence mirth 19.50 chains; thence eas:. 1
filled In w itn asphi.It The result, w h k h 8.03 chains; thence north 50-100 chains;
spoiled by a sudden h eavy thunderch*
mon w in d o w glass and fa sten it.
Is cheaper than stone, asphalt o r w ood thence west 22.53 chains to tiie place of T o t neeze «vr cough in the v ic in ity i
S tre w nil sorts o f sm all o b je c ts such
and about the seine pin-«* as m acadam . beginning, all of said lands being in sec- the lneuhiitors w ill som etim es w ork
as fine g ra v e l, pieces o f colored glass,
Is ve ry durable. It is
id to lie ve ry tion 20, township 8 south, range G west
Rsastrous
etc., on this round p iece o f glass and
the Willam«‘tte meridian, in Folk county, ()••- \
T rade M a r k »
Some of the most stubborn diseases enter
ela stic and quiet.
It has been tes*« d I egon, together with the tenements, heredit-
pla ce n second round p iece o f glass o v e r
D emons
to resist a pre muro « f 7.500 pounds tr aments and appurten >nces th -teum«» helo.i^-j
into the system through the pores of the rkin.
B i « ' l i t e n » *>f R r o 'it h .
it in such a w a y th at the sm all bodies
...
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
ing, or in any »»is a;«p rtamiiu:. Als . 1 l ,
the square ‘ neh. I union Post.
A n Y o n e s e n d in g a s k etch an d d e ici-in tlon m ay
An cv t
V- h ia ry ess;.y on “ B reath'
Like a sponge, it absorbs poisons of various
h a ve su fficien t sp ace to m o ve fre e ly .
q u ic k ly a s c e rta in «»nr o p in io n f r e e w h e t Iter an
’ , in I f ck I, in the (own « fF.«,i s Oiiy (s mth ;
T
:
’
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!
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ing
been
w
ritte
n
b
y
a
in
v
e
n
t
io
n
ia
p
r
o
b
a
b
ly
p
a
te
n
ta
b
le
.
C
om
m
u
n
ic
a
kinds,
which
are
taken
up
by
the
little
blood
A ft e r e v e r y th in g is in o rd e r and w e ll
side), .n tii«^ county <»( Folk in the state of Or- 1
tio n s st rtet.ljr e o n d d o n tla l. .HANDBOOK o n P a te n t *
*•’ '•>«•'
;
h o » atten d ed a course vessels beneath the surface of the body, and
egon, as tiie same is plaited ami of record,
s e n t fre e . O ld e s t ntrency f o r s e c u rin g p ate n ts.
dried, look through the op en in g on the
P a te n t s ta k e n th ro u g h M u u n A C o. receive
U etu n
j together with tiie tenements, hereditaments |
cu physiology:
*
*
0
oth er end o f the tube and you w II
emptied into the great current of the blood.
tpecinl notice, w ith o u t c h a r g e , in the
and appu tences th reunto belonging, or in
T r u t h is m ade o f air. W e breath e
see the b e a u tifu l patterns. E v e r y tim e
| The juices of poison oak and other noxious
j any wise a pertaining, therefore 1 w I. on
tli our I
s. our lights, ou r live rs
the kaleid oscope is turned the figu res
o t ic e is h e r e b y
g iv e n
t h a t
th e u n -
S a tu r d a y , J u ly 2 3 , 1904
ul our kii*i • s. I f It w asn ’ t fo r our w ild plants percolate through the skin like water through a sponge, are
A h a n d s o m e ly Illu s tra te d w e e k ly . L a r g e s t cir
«leraigne l wm on ihn ’8th day of May, 1901,
v a ry In form , and the resu lts are
c u la tio n o f a n y a d e n tlU c Journal. T e r m s . $3 a
taken into the circulation, breaking out afresh each season, and linger
by th« county court of I’olk county, Oregon, np- •at the hour «»f 1 «»’clock, p, in, «»f said
e.'th w o ? v ld d ie w h en w e .T-pt
y
e
a
r
;
fo
u
r
m
on
th
s
,
$
L
S
o
ld
b
y
a
ll
n
e
w
s
d
e
a
le
rs
.
beau
tifu l.
poioletl iMioiini-tr.itor of the estate of K. K Wei- day at the west «L»«»r of the county c<»urtN
r
keep s the l ife n going ing on for years unless antidoted and driven out of the system.
«1er, late of I* ilk cou n ty . On-yon, i I cccumm I. All house in Dallas, Folk county,Or. sell at public
pentoroi hol.liny claims ¡tyninat th« ma M estate unction t.» the highest bidder for rush in hand
Dye Poisoning among the employes of dye houses, a n d from w ear
-. h our
* w hen w e a re asleep
B ran.-h O lHco. (¡25 F
W a s h in g to n , D . C.
arc noti (le i t • prônent the s ine, duly Verified as re all of the right, title anl interest «»f said (1e-
S H A D O W P IC T U R E S .
Il .»It s : . Ill a room nil day ing colored under-clothing and hosiery, is o f frequent occurrence
quired by law, to the nndcruyimd in Salem, I fendant, or either of them, «>f, in an«l to saitt
Oregon within «ix immilli* troni ilie «iato of this
Out 1 hi c. ; iie. 'The\v should wait and dangerous to health,
T h e P a x z l l n g O n «* T h a t l f r - / Q **e x v o f
real property, or so much theixmf us may lie
notice.
- i t «* tdo« >rs.
Boys in a causing boils and s o re s a n d
P O IS O N o a k a n d i t s e f f e c t s .
necessary t«» satisfy sai«l judgement, viz: Six
H e r B ro th e r r h ll.
Datad thin 19v day of June, 1904.
.< -iir'i« uicide. Carbonici«!« o t h e r e m o t i o n s
Z . J. m o o s .
hundred, ninety one an l ninety-two one hun-
O r , r S < t „ n J , a r , a go I w a i poisoned w ith P o l-
It Isn’t v e r y e. -S to lea rn to d ra w .
Adml ii«t rotor of the estate of F. It. Welder dt- j dre It hn ($>>91.92) dollar»-, with interest at the
i
.
*
,
___
,
.
son
Oak.
I
trie
d
rem
ed
y
a
fte
r
rem
ed
y
w
ith
o
u
t
» . -r.s Hi an mad d gs. A
oeased.
Is it?
A n d y e t th ere's one kind of
W o r k e r s in le a d , D r e s s a e t t i n , r e lie f. S ore , b ro k e o u t o v e r my body and
I rate of G [»«»r cent per annum from the 9th
t S' • « :s wapi in a black hole
d r a w l s th at seem s to com e n atu ral to
and other metals ars often on m y t o n a u », a ffe o tin r t h , lln i n * o f m y m outh.
j «lay of May 1904. also seventy-five ($75) dol
II
. o ! euibonick le got In that
. . .
,
,
F in a lly , »bout » y e a r 1 , 0 m y d o o to r told mo to
lars as attorney’s foes, and the further sum of
buys and girls.
-, 1«. n ! killed ue- irly ever) r one poisoned b y t h e c h e m ic a ls , r7 8 . S. S „ w h loh I did. A f t e r t s k iu * th ree
ten ($10)«.(-»liars for costs ami disbursm*nts,
It Is done on w alls. Y ou got som e
a n d a c id s u sed in p o lis h - t iO ttl,, »11 t h , »o r e s d is a p p e a red , and I h »v e not
j and the accruing costs upon saiii writ.
' (• !:l -Ming.
oi;-» to stand still so th at the s n
, ,
,
• , «.
been both ered aince, and I fe e l m uch in d eb ted to
| Dated this 24th day «>f June, 19«¡4
«
i
n
g
,
a
n
d
th
e
d
u
st
ana
m
-
y
o
u
r
va
lu
a
b
le
m
ed
icin
e
fo
r
10
p
ro
m
p
t
and
pom-
" G ;iN kill th e brt a tli w ith corsets
th o w s a sh ad ow on the w a ll, an«l then
J. T FO RD ,
n g
g u
iln
h e
e s
sk
la te
em ) ce
t S. S. B. w i l l do a ll
■‘«I
« •» the d h g r a m . G irls can ’ t i in
n irs
g s s s e e t t t t l l i i n
p o
o n
n t t n
a in
in - , f P h,
t t, • a cu
ja re.
tm ^ I i teT
t t rta
o b in
lo o th
d a dlaeaaaa.
T I M E CARD NO. 2 4 .
ro i ou tlin e the sh ad ow w ith chalk.
Sheriff of Folk county.
•.m
o
r
l
»lit»'*
lik
e
boys
because
their
a n d w h ic h fin d t h e i r w a y
D ,n v lH a . K y
CO N. O 'B R Y A N .
No 2 for Yuqiiiiiu :
A certa in little g ir l nam ed M ary
■F’
gr.
ui
is
s«iu*«
/«d
too
m
uch.
I
f
1
through the pores into the
<lrt *v n p ictu re o f her b ro th e r P h il th it
Luavp* A!l»aii v ............
. .12-15 p m
v. s j ’. - h i. ! ’il ra th e r be a b oy, so 1 blood, followed by inflammation, swelling and the most obstinate seres.
w a y one da y. A n d w h a t d o y o u th in g ?
L ave* C -rv » 11 le . . . . . . 2 :00 p m
Could run an d h oller and h a ve a good
Arrives Yaquiim . . . . . . . ii :2Ü p m
Blood Poison, the vilest of all human diseases, is often con P O R T L A N D - 1 H E D A L L E S R O U T E . A nother g ir l cam e alon g a t recess and
b
ig
d
ia
g
ra
m
.’
*
sale it w as the tea ch er’s pictu re, and
No. 1 r e t u r u ig ;
tracted through shaking the hand or handling the clothing or other arti
-----------------
♦
she w ou ld tell th e tea ch er «m l the
Lesv» s Y »q u in s
fi :4’i a ni
cles used by one infected with this dangerous poison. The d e a d l y virus ! Steamers:
N O T IC E IS IIE H K B Y G I V E N T H A T
F o r e ig n
W a r e * In ( l i l n n .
teat her w ou ld be a n gry.
Lenve* Cor v iilhs . . .
. . 11 AO a m by virtue of an executioji
and order o f
finding its w ay through the pores of ths
T h e i ’ hinoM» peasant is no lo n g e r con
A rives A l h m i y ..........
"In d e e d , It Isn’t.” cried M a ry . “ It s
12.15 p m sals duly issued «*nf «»f the circuit omirt of th«
skin.contamiiiatestheblood and produces
tent
to
burn
bean
o
il;
he
w
a
n
ts
kero-
State «»f Oregon, f«*r Polk county, on the 11th
uij' l rath er.”
No. fl for 1 h fcroit :
fearful ulcers, eruptions and blotches.
day «»f June, 1904, tom e Hirvcteii, upon a s. ne. In scon»* o f hum ble L a os homes
" I t do esn 't look lik e him. then.” said
Lan* *.< Al hait y ............ . . . 7 .4 H) n m judgment ren«f«rait :»n the first dav of June,
I saw A m e rica n lam ps co stin g 20 m
The diseases that enter the system by
H elen, “ and its the lin a g e o f teacher,
A rrive * Detroit . . .
12:20 p ni l'.KM, which judgment is in favor «»f the Wash
pees a piece, and a m a g is tra te proudly
absorption
or
through
the
pores
are
as
only you ’ v e m ade her nose croa k .-II”
mgtim National P.qilding, l,.»an .and I uvea -
No. 4 ftoin Detroit
sh ow ed m e a co llection o f nineteen o f
deep-seated and dangerous as any brought
Oth-»r bo;.fi an l g ills gath e re d round, 9
Louves Detroit
. . . 1 00 p m ment .ass«»ciati«»n, a c«»r|a>rati«»n, plaintiff, amt
against Mary V. Martin, defendant, and by these sh in in g a rticles. T h e narrow
on by internal causes, and cannot be
and n ost o f them agreed w ith H elen.
A rrive » A ll> hiv
. . .
5 55 p m wh ch execution 1 am commanded f «» «ell the
streets o f C an ton a re b rillia n t w ith
P o o r \Iary v ml 1 h a ve lik e d to cry.
T rain No. 1 h > r i • e» in Albany in tim» -following real |»r«*pertv «»f sai«i def. n i.int, as
reached by washes, salves, soaps or other external remedies. The blood
C o n n e c t i n g a t Ly le w i t h t h e
she w a s so troubled.
to c o m n e t \vb b t h s 1* non t lì hou n»1 d«scri!»e't in sa*«l execution, t«»:wit: b t N«*. G erm an and A m e rica n ohandeFcrs. and must be purified and a healthy circulation established before getting
m y ria d s o f p r iv a te houses throughout
two
12)
in
bl'K
k
No.
eleven
(11)
in
Lcven’s
La
train, as n ell as givin g • wo «n three
Sudd »lily P h il spoke up:
S. S. S. ucts upon the blood, ridding it
('re«»le llome-tead addition to the town nf the e m p ire a re lig h ted by fo re ig n permanently rid of the disease.
“ I 'll veil you w h a t,” he said, “ you
bours in Alhnuy t» i ■*» «b*partcre oi I ‘alias, in Polk county, Or«-g«»n. Therefore,
lam ps. T h e d esire o f the A s ia tic to o f the original poison and restoring it to a healthy, normal condition.
com e t e re at tw e n ty u iin n ics b e fore
H. P N«»r9
• »«| t r i n
1 a-ill on
R a i l w a y C o m p a n y fo r
S. S. S. is guaranteed entirely vegetable, an unrivaled blood puri
possess fo re ig n lam ps Is equ aled only
nine to m o rro w and I ’ll show y- :i
T r a i n N«>. 2 < im n« •lx vvi It th e S. F
S a t u r d a y , J u l y 2 3 , lf - 0 4 ,
b y his passion fo r fo re ig n clocks. Th e fier and the best of all tonics.
D a ly ,
W ith all impurities removed from the W a h k a lc u s ,
w h eth er it's m y p ictu re o r not—th at is
ir in « ut C « r 7 His « “ I A'b.-my g iv in g at the hour «»t 3 o'clock, p. *n. of said »lav, at
dem
and
f«»r
clocks
Is
Insatiable.
1
blood,
the
sores
and
eruptions
disappear
from
the
skin.
W
rite
us
should
C
e
n
te
r
v
ille
C
o
ld
e
n
d
a
le
*f »lie tu n shines.”
direct service to N w p «»it and toljti the fr nt «t»M.r of the Court House in Dalla-,
counted tw e n ty -s eve n In the p riv a te you desire medical advice or any information about vour case ; this will
and all «(t h «r K iii-k ita l » » t i e r p oin t«.
in
said
F«*lk
County,
state
of
Oregon,
sell
at
T h e syn did shine next m orn in g, and
cent beaches.
publie x.irt i«»n t » »h«*high«i»* bi«t «r f*»r FH*h a pa rtm en ts o f the em p eror o f Chinn
S t i r r e r s le a v e P ortla n d «ltil\ , e xcep t S ta n d *», a t , q uite a little c r o w d o f b o ys and gl;
T rain N o . !l f.
Detroit, Brei»** . ; ni • t Mini, 1 t e i h' titir an.4 1 t r«*«: nf »»siti
7 MC S W IF T SPCCIFIC C O ., ATIA M TA , GA.
and iny w ife nineteen in the bedroom cost you nothing.
7 s m , c o n n e c tin g a t L y le w ith ( ' . R A N train fo r ,
w aited t >r P h il and M ary.
bu ll a m i
o th e r
m .on
i ree * 1 • « »*f«'ii ani, nf. in and t<» r » ;«1 i rai |»r«»|>«»rt>, « r o f the em p ress d o w a g e r, w h ile ch eaper
G o m e l* :*1 at >:.‘h» i> tu., tra in a r riv in g at U«>.d«*n- i
|i j j , 11^, >«» itmch tli ert •f .-i- n ay I*** rit►v«*-Rarv t«* A.-itin-
« l a l e u t 7 X 5 p . i l » . S t«a n iers a r r iv e T n e l»a>le«
:
b ia ve « A ib s n v at 7 a m
lY h n t
shout th ere w a s w h en P h il's
fv !«ai«l in igli i*-nt, vi*: Six lmn«lr»*«t, fiftv- ones tick to the d eligh ted w o n d e r o*
p. m. S tea m e r loaves rh«‘ I k » :!«« d a ily , e x c e p t Sun- I
shadow g lid e d a lon g the w a ll am i fitted
tr-’H at ¡«boot noon, givm
•Ipb : r u » j t r r « im I O ffnu t#K5:i.:>o> «t«»il'ar», with int« t*- m yria d s o f h u m bler people. T h e amb*
•la\. at ¡ 3 0 » . tn. C K E N . t r t d» l« t \ ;u g G olden- I
W
W
A
W
V
I
C
4
V
E
G
E
T
A
B
L
E
S
I
C
I
L
I
A
N
neatly b»to M a r y ’s chalk outline.
•I *ie at d;it- a iu eon itscta w ith th i- .«t inter fo r P o r t
L» rea d * th e Itpnng- m i i d
e«t at tli« tar** • •f G |H*r la’itt i»**r allunili fn-ni
V .
tlons S yrian scorn * the mud r o o f o f hN
Und
a r r iv in g
at P ortla m
at n p m .
M a ry wns rosy w ith d e lig h t, and
K«»r itiriftw r iu lo rm a ii
p *lv to Fie fi» «t «i»y <»f .lune, 1904, »ls<» .»ne hundred ane«**t«iT* and w ill be y n tis flc l on ly
($100) «lollars ss attorney’s be, ami sixteen
H elen s* id nothing, bein g v e r y much
E D W IN S TO N E ,
($IU) dollars i«»r casts ami disitmsrfiiente, and w ith the b righ t red tiles Im ported from
F< r detailed inform ation of tickets
asham ed o f h e rs e lf th at she had dou b t
the accruing cost« u{s»n »ai«i writ.
A high-class preparation for the hair, keeps the hair soft and
F ran ce.—A rth u r Judson B row n In C en
M anager
berth reservations, etc., cull or write ed M ark's w o rd .—E x ch a n ge.
Dated At Dallas, <»reg..n. J in • 24. 11*04.
T. C ockrell, agent. Alban y.
tury.
¡¡lossy
and
prevents
splitting
at
the
ends,
Cures
d
a
n
d
ru
ff
i
-d
to A lder street wharf, Portlaud, Or.
J T. FOND,
H. U . C roni*, agent, Corvallis.
always restores color to jra^hair.
Sheriff of Polk County Oregon,
k 11. G. C A M P B E L L , M anager.
Only 13.75 a Year
L I K E
I
A
**8rM
Wmfä
A d m in istrato r’s Notice.
Sckttliilc American.
N
¡yHjNii&Co.36’ 6™*^-New York
Corvallis aii Easlorn Railroad.
tu n *
Regulator Line.
S h e riffs Sale.
Bailey Gatzert
Regulator
Dalles City
Metlako
Columbia River anil Northern
t l A L L d Hair Renewer