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Newspaper Page TextOCR STAFF OF RUSTLERS. ME POLK COUNTY ITEMI 7 .ER W H A T THEY HAVE TO SAY ABOUT THE DOINGS IN THE COUNTY. O A f-L A S , F R I D A Y , O O T . i l . 1904. L'l'LlWHBD KVUT PlUAl MOUQM A 7 JO W . A . W A S H , ^ ia D lC IN ^ 1 J ou rn al or O r o g o n l a n . ■DITO* AMD MOrUKTOk. S U B S C R IP T IO N ft j RATES: 5 0 ....................................... P er year 7 5 ................'............ P e r » ix m on th » 4<>..........................P e r th re e m outh» A d v e it ilin g ra te » m ade known on p lica tio n . C orrespon den ce is solicit- ar P in e Job P rin tin g done at reasonable orice*. COUNTY COURT. PKOBATK. J udos Ed. F Coad In mutter of guardianship o f J II. Tow nsend, an incom petent, it » « » o r dered that guardian pay to herself as adm inistratrix all moneva aud proper ty in her p< »session as guardian and that the guaidiauship be clored. A d m in istrator of the I^ v i T a v le r esf. te was charged with appraisem ent of *200. T h e petition to »e ll real estate o f l a e Short deceased, at private sale was granted. E xecutor o f the M ary E Gibson es tate was allowed th irty days addition al to file inventory and appraisem ent. F in al settlem en t of the R obert Far ley estate was set for hearing N o v 26. Sale of personal prn|>erty o f W in . M cM illan estate was approved. In matter of guardianship o f M. L. Robbins he was cited to appear O cto ber 27 th. T h e John E llis estate was d ossil and adm inistrator will lie discharged when he files vouchers for distribution of money on band. ------------ ------------------ A PLUCKY L IE U T E N A N T . H a W a s Ia a a b o r U la a te , b a t H e B a re d H U V e s s e l. Reuben Plnkbam, a native o f Nan tucket, made bis first trip us third lieu tenant ou the ship Potuinuc, which crossed the north Pacific, a region little known to naval vessels In the early thirties. Plnkbam had been on several whaling voyages, and wus fa m iliar with those waters. The uutbor o f “ T h e Island o f Nantucket" says that one day, near sunset, he bad the watch, w hile the commodore wus pac ing up and down the deck. Suddenly Plnkbam gave the order, "M an the weather braces!" “ W h at’a that fo r?" asked the com modore. “ W e shall have wind In a moment.” The commodore went to the lee rail aud scanned the sea and sky. “ I see no slgus o f wind,” he returned. "L e t the men leave the braces.” The crew dropped the ropes. “ Keep hold o f the braces, every man o f yo u !" called out Plnkbam, and the men resumed their grasp. The com modore flushed with anger and ex claimed In peremptory tones: " L e t the men leave the braces!” and again the braces were dropped. "D on ’ t any o f you dare to drop the ropes!” shouted Plnkliam, shaking his trumpet at the craw, who once more took hold. Juat then the wind dropped entirely; not a breath stirred. "Tau t, taut! Haul, all o f you!” called Plnkbam, and the ponderous yards swung to reversed position. The wind came out o f the opposite qunrter and struck the ship like a sledge hammer. The vessel staggered, shook the spray from her bows and daahed ahead. The commodore disappeared Into his cabin without saying a word. Presently be sent the first lieutenant to relieve Plnkbam, requesting to see the latter Immediately. When Pink ham entered the cabin the commodore said: “ I consider, that I am Indebted to yon for all o f our lives; but I w ill tell you frankly If that wind hadn’t come I should ^have put you In Irons In two minutas.’’ An U n s q u a l 'c d an d C s m p l e t s Ra s u m « o f W h a t Y our Frla n d s ara and Hava Bsan Lately D oing. This great stock medicine Is a I money saver for stock raisers. It I Is a medicine, not a cheap food or I condition powder. Though put up | in coarser form than Thedford’s I Black-Draught, renowned for th e] cure of the digestion troubles of I persons, it bos the same qualities | of invigorating digestion, stirring | np the torpid liver and loosening j the constipated bowels for all stock | and poultry. It is carefully pre pared and its action is so healthful that stock grow and thrive with an occasional dose in their food. It cures hog cholera and makes hogs grow fat. It cures chicken cholera and roup and makes hens lay. It cures constipation, d ii‘ niper and t' colds in horses, murrain in cnttle, | and makes a draught animal do more work for the food consumed. I t gives animals and fowls of all kinds new life. Every farmer and taiser should certainly give it a [ trial. It costs 25c. a can and saves ten I times its price in profit. FrrrsBuno, K a *., March 25, 1904. I have been tiding your Black-Draught I Stock ami Poultry M edicine o i n.r atook for aouio time. I have ULica all kinds o f Btock food but I have foum l tha;. your» la the beat for my purpoaa. , J. 8. HASSON. E ith er of them al.ii>« o ' the Item i- xer would c o n you 41.50 a year, but we have made a com bin ation by which you can get ib is paper and ei ther o f the Portland papers a year for *2 T h e home paper would give you all the cou n ty news and either o f the oth er« th a t of the Mato and world Those who desire to keep posted m u tt read cu rren t newnpajicrH, there being nothing that can take their place T e ll y o u f neighbors about thin a ttra ct ive otter. 8 P R I N C VALLE Y. K ev. Edmondson w ill soon com e to take up his work here. Miss H azel Price is atten din g Che Capital Business C o llege in Salem. Miss H atch , a lady missionary from Siam g ive us a very able lecture last Sabbath Chas Purvine has returned to P o rt land, where he is an engineer on a steamboat. Mrs. May Cochran and little boy have gone to eastern Oregon and Mr. Ccclu an w ill soon jo in them. O ver-W ork Weakens Your Kidneys. Unhealthy Kidney* Make Impure Blood. All the blood In your body psssss throufh your kidneys ones «venr three minutes. The kidneys srs your O « blosd purifiers, they fit ter out ths wests or Impurities in the blood. If they srs sick or out of order, they fell to do thsir work. Pains, schesand rheu matism come from ex cess of uric acid in ths blood, due to n sf looted kidney trouble. Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady heart beats, and makes ons feel aa though they had heart trouble, because the heart la over-working in pumping thick, kidney- poisoned blood through veins and arteries. It used to be considered that only urinary troubles were to be traced to the kidneys, but now modern science proves that nearly all constitutional diseases have their begin ning in kidney trouble. If you are sick you can make no mistake by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy la soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful.cures of the most distressing cases and is sold on its merits by all druggists In fifty-, cent andone-dollar «iz-j es. You » a y have a sample bottle by mall Horn« o f Kmunp Root. free, also pamphlet telling you how to find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y. Ì& J Do not m ake any mistake, hut re Miss Bertha E llio tt has gone to O g member the name, Swam p Hoot, Dr. den, U tah , to spend the w inter with K ilm er’ * S w am p-R oot, and the ad- dresa, B ingham pton, N . Y . on every her sister, Mrs Frank Lewis. bottle. H o w ’ s This. W e offer $100 reward for any case o f catarrh that can n ot be cured by H a ll’s Catarrh Cure.— F . J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. W e , the under signed, have known F. J. Cheney for CO UNTY SEAT I N K L E T 8. the last 15 years and believe him per Fiddler's stage to Salem makes close fectly honorable in all business trans connection with the C aliforn ia bound actions and financially able to carry train. out any obligations made by his firm. — W ald in g, K inn an A M arvin, whole *** A ll the ladies should at once go and sale druggists, Toled o, Ohio. Hall's see tb s m any p retty th in gs Mrg. M etz Catarrh Cure is tpken internal v, act ger has just received to adorn them ing d irec tly upon th e blood and m u and their children. See her nice kid cous surfaces of the system . T sti mouials sent free. P rice 75 cents a gloves for ludi« « and the little folks. bottle. Sold by all druggist. Take *** H a ll’s F a m ily pills for constipation. T ry th e G aynor shoe the n ext fin e you want som ething extra good to TIGHT C ORNER N L W 3 L E T S keep your feet dry and warm. T h eir M bs Hullie Gibson w ill spend the rubber goods are the best to be had. winter in W ashington. *** Mr. Sayre, on the H arvey Guthrie T h e W ilson Drug Co. are always wibe aw.ike and up with the fin n s place has a new disc plow. in all respects. School supplies f< r O liver W ebster and W m . M e fzltr all public schools. Pens, ink and are rushing their farm work. other stationery in variety, T h e best patent m edicines on tlie m arket. W e have telephone connection Cough drops fof colds and cosmetics with M onm outh and In dependence. for the face. Toothach e cures. W ill K im s c y has put most o f his place in grass and is t aising fine sheep Houser sisters n ext to Chapm au’s Cass Gibson wants to get into troub furniture store, are firstclass tailor«» le with w hoever called him to the tele and dressmakers and ask a trial by phone at m idnight. you and vour friends. T h eir work Ingerm anson has m oved to near recomm ends itself. Independence from the C oolidge farm **• which is now occupied by W . W . New Bread, pies and cake« made at th ton. M ill street bakery never fails to g iv e W e are located from one to three entire satisfaction because of the skill and care of the baker. Everybody miles south of llic k re a ll and our neighborhood was called T igh t Corn uses bis cream bread. - er by an outside person because most of us do our own repairin g instead of Blacksm ith W illard , between the taking the work to a repair shop. livery stables, seldom fails to givo en ----------- ------------------- tire satisfaction in shoeing a horse or Batter T h a n Pills. in doin g an yth in g else in his line. T h o question has been asked— III A ll he asks is a trial. wliut way are Cham berlain's Stom arl ♦** ami L iv er T ab let* superior to tbe ordi M arble Cutter H aw kins is always nary cath artic and liv er p ilL ? Our busy tillin g orders for cem etery work answer i*— T h ey are easier ami more Consult with him before having an y pleasant to 'a k e and th eir effect is at thing done in that line. gentle and »o n ggreeaple that one hardly realizes that it i* produced by a m edicine. T h en they not only T h e liv ery stable near H o te l Gail move the bowel* but im p rove tbe ap gets its full share of patronage because petite and aid the digestion. For Mr. Fu ller strives so hard to giv*» en sale at 25 cents per bottle by the W il- tire satisfaction to all who procure »on Drug com pany. teams there. SUVER Ladies who are not qu ite sure what kind o f a hat would most become them would do well to he governed by the taste of M r» Chace, who has spent years acqu irin g such knowledge. Potato crop short but plenty of ap pie*. T b e T h u rston ’s are building a new home. Jim m ie Yoak u m and sister did not lik e southern C aliforn ia, eo cam e back and be has leased the Molaon hop yard. In C a s e of A c c id e n t. Acciden t« will happen. M other »tra in » her back liftin g a ««»fa. F a th er is hurt in tb e «hop C hildren are forever fallin g and hurting themselv es. There i* no preven tin g these th in g«, but their worst consequence« are averted with Perry D avis’ P a in killer Lo other rem edy approaches it for the relief o f sore strained m us cles. There is but one P ain killer, Perry Buy is’. H IS SHOW j W AS O VER. T U « W a r Hit F * 1« • t a l n e r S n u b b e d b.: u b b l.i i 1‘a t r o n . Fr <1 Crowlev, H«*rtIni and In«1* A ’ - leu **re atten din g the normal sc bo* 1 Mr*. Ik e Dempsey EssWiU W ashington. here from s M i a Ifa llie Gibson who lots been *h>s M. L. Ham pton is teaching here and her ei»ter Esther at V a lle y - quite rick will »non go to W usl.ing- A n Lu glk hwoman o f decidedly snob view. | km. bish lnxlir.ctb, but socially intrenched V red. K o e »r and E«l N aylor fro n A l. R ogers is visiting J E. A lien behind great and new riches, once en gaged the late Coruey Grain to give whose m other has return« d co \V i»h- | Foieat G rove, arc in the mi tin ain ’s t hunting. an entertuininent st her country bouse. illg lO D . She le ft Instructl«»u* that the e n ter A t our grange m eeting Hm u*d»y Mia* Georgia Hunaak *r ia (Iow a talner when he arrived was to dine there will lie six app.icaUone tor m em from Turner, end Miss Pauliue Nes w ith the servants. The butler, who bership. mith 1« in r o r ’ lin ri. knew better, apologized, but Corney Was a man not easily disconcerted, Mr». A. J R »bcrfH who In s b»*cn in Runday vchool regularly at 11 and Wrote Jerome K. Jerome. H e dined the sanitarium is now visiting near H*»v A A. W in ters will preach here w ell and after dinner rose and ad Portland, m xt Sunday afternoon. dressed the assembled company. “ W ell, now. my good friends,” said H azel Vaughn Rundeyed with her RICK~RE*LL fce, “ If w e have all finished und If you 1 Grandm a Kirkland, at Independence, Plows all running and much grain ere all agreeable 1 shall be pleased to lan d Ht nry M cK ee end fam ily were sown. present to you my little show.” 'a m o n g Riekrewll kindred I ’ll© servants cheered. The piano was dispensed with, and Corney con- triveil to atuuse hi* audience very well for h alf an hour without it. A t 10 o ’clock came down a message. W ould Mr. Corney Grain kindly come up Into the drnwiug room? Corney went. The company in the drawing room w ere waiting, seated. “ W e are quite ready, Mr. Grain,” re marked the hostess. with “ Ready for what?” demanded Cor ney courteously. “ For your entertainment,” answered the hostess. “ But P ve given It already,” explained Corney, “ and my engagement was for one performance only.” a yhatM t, potent and permanent Invigorator for “ Given it! W here? W hen?” “ An hour ago—downstairs.” “ But this is nonsense!” exclaimed W O M E N . C H IL D R E N an d M E N . the hostess. “ It seemed to me somewhat extraor dinary,” Corney replietj, “ but It has al ways been my privilege to dine with the company I am asked to entertain. I took It you had arranged a little treat for the servants.” your Strength JA Y N E ’S TONIC VERMIFUGE, VAUQfiW & WEAVER S A NI T A R Y P LUMBI NG . . . HUT WA T E R AND HOT AI R HEATING A B lr4 h «la y P r e s e n t . Dick — She’ s real Jolly, isn’t she^ Smiles all the time. Nick—Yes, but •he can’t help it; it’s inherited. Her mother used to pose fo r a dentifrice ad. —D etroit F ree Presr,. Oregon D & llâ s Call at Wiseman’s old stand and see the complete line of Farm ers are much farther along with th eir work than at this tim e last full, much more grain having been sown. Hardware T h e follow in g Polk county student* are at the «tat«* agricultural college in Co vain : Ralph A llen , W illia m Be t- ----- ----- • ly, 8 *m Dam on, W aldo F in n , Glen G oodm an, Percy Holmes. W . R. Jone», B U E NAV I8 T A Belle M au ley, M ay O viatt, Geo. 0 Mrs. A J. Richardson is at tbe Pew therer, Juanita Rosendorf, Ralph state W. C. T. U. convention in P ort 81 s;»ard. O tto Simps >n, Leona T a rit r, A lb ert Tedyow, Lula T urn er, Ray land. W alk er and F loyd W illiam s. M. N. P rath er and w ife have been to Dallas and M r«. P illar and Mrs. OAKCROVE. Lo y to Alban y. E veryb ody plow ing und grain gro w Mr. Rice, of Independence, has ing nicely, bought Uncle Jake Brown's farm north of here, paying $10,000. A rth u r, Iv a and Ruby Roberts are A fte r liv in g here for 40 year* M r. in school at W alla W alla. and Mrs. D. Baldwin, accom panied by their son Sam. and hi9 wife, have tnnvdd to W in lock . is they have on sale Their slock is new and first- class. Everything need ed in building. They wish to call special at tention to their fine as sortment of S T O V E S A N D RAN CES. Fred Downey went to Portland to be operated on for appendicitis. J and to anyone who contemplates buy ing a new suit or a new overcoat: Have you seen those elegant new fall suits at the Hob Clothing 1 store? II not. do not buy until you have. If you | want good, honest medium priced clothing, we have i it in the famous H. S. <fc M. brand. To Hop-Pickers W m . H u n ter and wife are vir-riug Speed Bevens who form erly lived their daughter, Mrs. C liff. Robert*. here but later at Oregon C itv , <fie«l in Salem , October, 15, and wan b.ought hero lor burial, the funeral being Sheriffs Sale. preached by Rev. M. J. B allm ityne. He leaves a widow and five children. N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N T H A T by virtue of an execution issued out of the circuit court of the state of Oregon for the county of Polk, on the 13th day « f Oc tober, 1!M)4, upon a judgment rendered in the justice court for justice’s aud constable’s district No. 2, in said county, on the 23d day of A pril, 1896, and thereafter duly trans- criptod to tiie said circuit court, and duly docketed in the clerks office of said circuit court on the 10th day of December. 1903, in a certain action beguu in »aid justice's court, in which W . S. Bean was plaintiff and L . B. Denny was defendant, said judgment being in favor of said plaintiff and against the said defendant, and there being now due and un paid on said judgment the sum of $200 11, RO CCA with interest thereon from the 13th day of R oyal Plank has gone to your city. May. 1890, at the rate of 8 per cent per an num, such execution being directed to me, N ita Morrison lias the whooping the sheriff of Polk county, I did, on the 17th of October, 1904, duly levy upon all the right cough. title and interest which the defendant L. B. Denny had on the 10th day of December. R alph Ham ar and wife have a 1903, <»r has since acquired, or now has, <»f, in first born son. and to the following described real property, towit: L ot 3 and the southeast quarter «*f Frank Morrison ha« shot a six foot section 22, in township 6, south range 4 west cougar and two large coons. of the Willamette Meridian, in Polk county, state of Oregon, containing 168.60 acres. A l Home one »h ot bullet holes through so, the southwest quarter of section 23, in the window« o f Mr. H olm strom dur said township aud range, containing 100 acres:excepting therefrom, however 11 acres in g his absence. conveyed to J. H. Bobbins by deed recorded Com m issioner Riddell cam e to in ' at i»ago 417 of volume 8 of the records of deeds tor said county. Also 10 acres off the « |*ecl the dangerous bridge across north side of the northeast quarter of the Rock creek and ordered it repaired. northeast quarter of section twenty-seven, in said township and range. And that l will sell the same at the front d o or'of the For Over 8lxty Yea rs. county court house in the city of Dallas, in An old and well tried rem edy. Mrs. Dallas, in Polk county, Oregon on W rite th is D o w n . in the book of m e m o iy: T h ere is no such th in g a* a harmless cough. E v ery colic's) ia a warning of a confidence that goes from bad to worse unless it is remedied righ t away. Opium la den medicine is a delusion. A lle n '* Lun g Balsam cure* the worst of colds. It clear* the bronchial pasiage*. so that the lung* get plenty of air. W h y not get a botile today? Grses grow ing n icely and stock in T h e substantial and attractive iron good fix. bedsteads at K erslak e’s furniture store Sidewalks being laid and ditchin g are having a large sale and give great K O R E A N C U R IO S IT IE S . being done. satisfaction. His lace curtains and W in slo w ’s Soothing Syru p has been Satu rday, tha 26th of N o v e m b e r T h e Koreans love medicine. The window shade» grace many a Pvdk C. E. Me Lane haa been visiting the used for over sixty years by m illions of 1904, at the hour of one o’clock, p. m., of said rich take pills o f Incredible sUe and county home. old folks at home. day, at public auction, to the highest bidder mothers for their child ren w h ile teeth richly gilded. Uosdm aster M axfield lias done good in g, w ith perfect success. I t soothes for cash in hand on «lay of sale, subject to redemption iu tiie manner provided by law. There are no bankruptcy courts In Jew eler Morris is now receiving work and graveled the worst places ch ild , soften* the gum s, allays all Dated this 21st day of Oct., 1904. Korea. Once a Korean contracts a I m any beautiful fall and Christmas J. T. FO RD , pain, cu re» wind colic and i* the best debt be can never escape from I t China l.iids scarce, and the Celesl Sheriff of Polk county, Oregon. goods and those who go first will get em edy for diarrhoea. I* pleasant to Korea Is tbs only country where the j the pick o f the lot. Presents m ight ial* say nielicau man loo much shoot. the taste. Sold by druggists in every msrriuge certificate Is equally divided, | he bought now and laid away uutil As spring sown grain failed to pan »art o f the world. 25 cents a bottle, DALLAS one h alf being given to the husband, | wanted. out nearly *11 farm er* are planting its value is incalculable. Be sure and the other to the wife. % • as ask for Mrs. W in slo w ’* S ooth in g Ry this fall. E very Korean husband la answers n it and take no other kind. A large supply of rolled barley for ble for the conduct o f his w ife. Should Ther# is considerable freight and •he break any o f the ordinary la w « ho "bu k feed has just been received from pssaenger traffic from this point and Fldler A Marks, Props. moat suffer In her stead. Portland nt Castle s feed store, also the com pany may erect a new depot. Thus. H ock ett, who cam e fron) W h olesale anti retail dealer* in Wisconsin about 18 months ago and T b e most Important duty o f every * ° “ u Bml vetcl‘ ' eeJ fro “ ‘ Cur’ M IN E R A L W A T E R housewife In Korea la to keep alight a VI1 Many M o th e rs Of A Like Opinion. built two d w ellings in tbe southwest perpetual fire, which I* sacred to tha * .• ROOT BEER Mrs l ’ilm ee, of Cordova, low n .aays: I »art of town, has sold out to H. M. Peebles for $1200 and gone back to G IN G E R A L E dead ancestors o f the household. New covers and handles for um- “ One o f m y children wss snbject to Tick ets for bis fam ily !-O I)A S , A L L K IN D S No Korean may go upon the roof o f hr» lias at Kisser’» gunstore. H e sel’ s croup o f a severe type. *nd the givin g hi* old home o f ten coat him $332. P IC K L E S o f f'lisn ib erla in 's Cough R em edy hi» house, net even to repair a leak, lots of »m u n ition because it is C ID E R V IN E G A R prom ptly, always brought relief without legal permission and without good and can mend alm ost any brok S W E E T C ID E R M any m olh r* in this neighborhood g iv in g due uotlce to all his neighbors, eu article. O R A N G E C ID E R think the same as I do about this rein Paper enter» largely Into tin* eon- C O M P E T E N T JUDGES. IIA N A N AS edy and want no other kind for their at ruction o f every Korean hou As a blacksm ith Cal Hutton stands children ” LEM ONS For sale by W ilson Drug Interior la lined with paper. It has a B e a u ty D o c t o r « B a J o m H e r p ld d c . back fur none of them . Ho k down com pany. ORANGES paper roof, paper floor cloth and paper Women who make a business o f beau nil about m aking new wagon ami bug t i f y i n g other women come pretty neat w all». OAK M IL L V ICINIT Y. tt.V tire* and never f«ila to giv.** satis knowing what will bring about the beet Our icc is made of pure T h « Nu m ber T en . faction in puttin g on h stub axle. result a Here are letters from two, con Mr*. E m il TarDon is g e lt :nsr better mountain water cerning Herpldde: In arithmetic everything goes by I can recommend Newbro’s “ Herpl- tens Hodologtsta trace the human lik R K R iggs Sundaycd at P e n y d a b , o’de.” as It etopped my hair from fallfnt Mis* Collins, the popular m illiner ing for that number to tbe “ pentadigl and, as a dressing it has no super Mi»* Maggi* Burn» has been quit» out; ior. tete” or live fingered limb, which Is a near the poHotfice has ma e m any h ’ (Signed.) Bertha A. Trulllnger. cbaracteristic feature o f the entire ladv fie l promt th i* fall f*y gettin g up air k. “ Complexion Specialist, vertebrate family. A frog would b *ls *«» t x a f l v «ni ed to them in W ill dittar I» rented th Fern Imp Morrison 8t., Portland. Ore.” •di*!**, co*or .«ml trim m ings. plump for the decimal system for Just “ After using one bottle of "Herpldde* V a lid . my hair haa stopped falling out. and my the reasons that Impel human beluga. OF T IM E AND M O NE Y scalp la entirely free from dandruff. Frank Shu*e Inis m oved to Clack Even a home, which uow has only one Sny Mr. burner have you ever ex “ (Signed.) Grace Podge. I m a biisi »♦*»» pay*. T h f- finger and toe on each foot, has hints iimined the stock o f v«h h d e« mid ma» county. “ Beauty Doctor, »- almwit by the sure fa «>f o f our Mu In bis anatomy which show that his farm ing im p lem en t* in ’ he M ill street C. C. Gardner bought a blooded I “196 Sixth 8t., Portland, Ore.” Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. In lent* in »tc m in g :tmJ h- M in g ie«p«»n ancestors had the pentadigitnte o r wnr**h »lies of Hard wartmtan Fanil goat from C rsig Bros •tamps for sample to The Herpldde Co- -ihl#» pi «eit ions W e «»ftVr »tin n g bn»i rangement. Biologist’« are much Inter- You wit) t once iigr* e that they i.re Detroit, Mich. Lee Belief) has a new w in dm ill ami >i»it « m l ►h**rt bend c»»nr-e*. Tl»«»r-j est« m 1 to consider liow the nmulier » f the l*»*l makes and that you could is reronfitig bis house. B I A Ouerringioti, »j « r i » l »g enb i»ugl> work C . n m «• u«i ituiivi.itinl »n l evolved wna five. W hy not four An not get litem cheaper elsew here M r. rue lio n . L iv in g ex p e n »«* low O «r | Arm and O Îithrie haa m oved to tbe gers or six or more? Somehow, mon* Ka«» 11 is a friend to the farm ing com « at.ili gue will U li tun all about our j Huff« rd piece and W . P. Lewis to than five would appear to l>e rather munity. K ell» Citv. school Y ou rs for the askiug. more than one brain con Id give Inde nt attention to, w hile five are T b e Bella have s fine new graphs- C A P IT A L BUSINESS COLLEGE, See Jacobsoi. *.d for W o rld s F a ir phone, i l being tun third one to enter- four. Sa le«. Oregen. contest vote. j tain us over the phone. W. I. STALEY, Principal. | ST. LOUIS F AIR VOTE. — — Result of contest up to 10 o’clock Wed- nesday night, giving the ten receiving the highest vote: Nora Robinson............... 9.JS6 Rose Bronken . . ......... 9,550 1,012 Hallie Reynolds.............. Lillie Baxter................... 381 Bessie M uscott................ 31 10 Rena Hope ................. Augusta fvliller................ 8 Pauline Nesm ith............ 7 Ic r w Uoing to school this year? IS I O U T D O y If he is, buy him a sy it of us and he gets a nice present with each suit. We will give with each suit and each boys overcoat a nice box containing pen holder, pens, colored cray ons, pencils, etc. THE FAMOUS BLACK C AT HOSIERY it. Kirkpatrick JACOBSON & GO brick, Dallas. RE INO GOLD STORAGE GO Agricultural implements • P L O W S - W ACO NS - CULTIVATORS HARROWS «3UCCIES SPRINC WACO NS . Plumbing of ail Kinds. X «ft ^ ^ A ll sorts of machine oil. Our hlacksmithing is 9 i« guaranteed, Great variety of things for farmers. X j * WAGNER BROS - DALLAS % Gold storage at low rates. ¿7// ¿n v € j/m t n f/ Do Hoi Kick U »1 ing* do not run lo »n il m ti nt y i«n ti*a d n ’ urbtmc? someti If vi itr » In t lot’ka like* a n tim e g »«** m m ! » * if th\ re w a c r t u n i i .»la ifb I f vont ce llar* have * ft | nu !|i«m or ¡> ht* ton I»«*!«* Iqg Pin I*» rim your finger ! b ro o c h , mu |t!p wc»td. Ju»f bring them to j bm ndry ai d t l un ym>r fare w ill 1 a i l) jo y when y**n bait* attained ( «1« »ire al lnet to b«»k like a gentlen SALEM STEAM LiUNDR