-M *
ta in in g 10 oeroo .......................... $0.09
T il don, P. W . et al.:
Beg. 6.30
chain« E. and 28.80 chain* S. of
% 8 -jc. cor. between Sec*. 20 and
:i9. S. 50% deg. K. 3< chain«, S.
39% deg. W. 2« 2-3 chain». 50 ’ j
deg. VV. 33 chains, N. 5.87 ch&ina
to p. o. b., See. 29, To. 7 S. R. 3
"• « • “
" " X ,‘ .P, r ° f ,Lh‘t
Lot. 3 and 4, B!0. 8, Monu:o..th.*2.02
VV., containing 1.5 « e r e » ..............$7.74
and ......H particularly described a . fo l
c
the N p
Truliinger, J. B .: The D. L. C. of
low«, to-wit
j cor. o f'«cr. 12, W. to Greek, B. W.
Ge©. Masker. See«. 17 and 20,
Alderman Vim.: N W, K of V
,
^
N of eeUer
Tp. 6 8 . R. 7 W., containing 320
W V. of See. '2, Pp. H 8. K . 8 W
V
p 40 ,.bttil.o, N. 2U
Ears Looked as if They Would Drop
acres ........................................ $49.79
D
o .
w vv
chain« to i*. o. b. Sec. 12, Tp. 7
Wagner, M. M .: 8 . W. V4 o f Bee.
Off— Body Entirely Covered with
X of Re’c. 34, Tp.' 8 8. K. 1 W.!
' _ K K‘ \
c0" ,!lj " inK ¡i2 l® ” * ■**■**
34. Tp. 7 8. R. 8 W., containing
160 a c r e s ....................................$17.69
containing SO aeVe. .................. 87.42
I £
L V .
Humor— Three Doctors Could
Bennett, .1. D.: Lots 1, 2andB,Blk.
we. IS. T)., 8 8 . R. H V V onta"V
Ware, J. H.: N. % of N. B. % of
.....
mg SO a c r e s ............................. 86.13
Not Cure— Child Grew Worse.
Bee. 9, Tp. 8 8. K. 6 W., contain
ing 80 acres ................................ $6.18
Wat kina, E. H.: Beg. at S. W. cor.
o f T. C. Thorp’« D. L. C., 8. 10
chain*. W. 15.20 chains. N. 40
chains, E. 15.20 chains, S. 30
chains to p. o. b.; al»o beg. at
R. 3 W., eontainimr 10 acre«. .. .$6.18
Salem ........................................$1.23
Sec. cor. between See« 19 and
Elkin*. .1 h «. L .:
W
3, Blk. 2,
Boyer. J. W .: Lots 4 and 5, block
20. 8. 20 chains, EL 14.50 chains,
L even s’ L. H. Add. to the town
2
^Germantown),
towu
of
Dal-
|
\.
19 50 eh*; n*. E. ^.03 chain«, N.
Mr*. G eorge J. Stecse, of 701 Coburn
o f D alle« .....................................$1.8«’
l a s ............................................. $11.35
50-100 chains. W. 22 53 chain« to
St., Akron, Ohio, telle in the follo w in g
Garrick, Fva: Lot 3 o f »Set*. 11, T.
Brown, Mrs. M. A.: S. Vi o f NT. E.
I
i>. o. b., all in Sec. 20, To. 8 8.
6 8 . R. 7 W .; also Lot 1 ot 8ec.
letter of another o f those remarkable
> o f N. W. V4 o f 8*c. 12. Tp. 7
R. 6 W , containing 90 acre«. . .$S3.63
14, Tp. 0 8. R. 7 VV., containing
cures of torturi ■; r, dlsli. uring skin
S. R. 6 W., containing 20 acres. .$1.55 !
Wester, F. A. (H e irs ): Beg. 31.75
in all 52 acre« ........................... $4.93
humors daily mi '* by Cuticura Soatf, | Brown. Jas. H. (H e irs ):
Beg. at
chains N. 1 deg. E. o f 8. W. cor.
assisted by Cutictua O i n t m e n t , | y. W. cor. of E. Harper D. L.
j Gilaon, C. R .: Beg. 2 reds 8. and
o f A. Davidson D. L. C., E. 5
lOSXi*
feet
E.
o
f
the
N.
E.
cor.
after physician*, and a ll else had
Ik 17 chains. N. 9 chains, W. 17
j
chains, N . 5.105 chains. W. 5
o f J. E. Davidson’s !>. L. G\, 8 .
failed: “ I feel ic my duty to parents
chains, 8. 9 chains to p. o. b.. Roc.
chains S. 5.i05 chain* to p. o. b.,
of other poor m : -ring babies to te ll
Tp. 7 8. H. 6 W., containing
I Jo. feet, E. 70 feet, N. 132 fet%
S*:o. 8, T . 6 S. R. 5 W.. contain­
W. 70 feet to p. o. b. (part of
rou what Cuticuni has done for my
15 a c r e s ...................................... $ .91 |
ing 2 acres ................................. $9.28
.Lots 7 and 8, Blk. 24, H ill’s
ittle daughter. She broke out all
Brown, W. C.: ijot 5 o f Orchard
WPiinme, K. F.: Li»t 6. Blk. 10,
town of Independence) .......... $10.98
over her body with ;• humor, and we
Co.’s Add. to W est Salem. Secs.
M ille r ’s Add. to town of Dallas.$2.28
Goucher, G. W. (H e irs ):
Beg. 9
used everythin g r-commended, but
21 and 22, Tp. 7 8. R. 3 W., con­
svoed*. Em ily F .: A ll o f Block 11,
chains N. o f 8. W. cor. o f E. Har­
without results. I < :.1, - d in three doc­
taining 5 acres ......................... $2.40
Baling*« Add. to town o f Ball-
per I). L. C.. E. 17 chains, N. 11
tors, they all claimed they could help
Byron. Anna C.: Beg. 38.43 chains
ston .............................................. $6.18
chains,
VV.
17
chains,
8.
11
chains
her, but she continued to grow verse.
N. 10 deg. 55 min. W. o f where
rii.'ht, W. P.: 1/Oty 7 and 8, Blk.
to n. O. b., Bee. 5. Tp. 7 8. H. 0
Her body war. a ni£ o f sores, and licr
center o f Salem & Spring Valley
20, Th orp ’s town o f Independ­
W., containing 20 acres ............$1.54
little face A'.
ten away, her ears
road in te ra c ts S. line o f J. Hnr-
ence .............................................. $2.43
Hftlev, Tva L.: fyots 1, u and 10,
looked as ii they wonM droj£ oft.
r it t ’s D. L. C., N. 10 deg. 55 min.
' r>m ell F. F.: Beg. 50.25 chains
Neighbors advu-ed me to get Cut a ura
Blk. E, Damon & H a le y ’s Add. to
W. follow ing center o f said rood
\ . o f 8. W. cor. of A. Blevens’
Soap ami Ointment, and beiore I iiad
the
town
o
f
Monmouth
..............$1.03
1.42 chains; E. 35.77 chains to E.
D. L. ( ’.. 8. 12 rods and 5 10-12
usea half o f the cake o f soap and
Hammock, John:
Lot 3, Blk. B,
line o f «nid D. L. C.; S. 24 deg.
f^et, E. 80 rods, N. 46 rods and
box of ointment the sorer, had oil
town o f West Salem .................$ .62
15 min. E. 1.53 chains, W. 26.13
?v. f^et. VV. .1/ rods ami 5 3-12
healed, and m y little one’s face and
TIazelton, Chas.: Lots 1, 2. 3, 4. 5
chains to n. o. b., Sees. 15 and 16,
f° c t , S. 33 rods ami 13 2-12 feet,
body was as clem a s a new-born babe’s.
an
1
(■
ik.
10,
town
o
f
McCoy.
.$5.72
Tp. 7 8. R. 3 W., containing 32
VV. 15.67 chains to p. o. b., Sec.
I would not be without it again if it
N. 1-3 o f 8. Vi
a c r e s ............................................$8.97 1 Heinz, Gotlieb:
33, Tp. 7 8. R. 4 VV., containing
cost five dollars, instead o f seventy-five
and 8. 1-3 o f N. M» of lota 7 and
Campbell. H. O. j Thv S. E. % of
10 a c r e s ...................................... $4.32
cents, which is ail it cost us to cure
8 Blk. 1, o f Cattron’s sub-divi­
N. B. y4 o f See. 35, To. 9 8 . R. 7
Owner
I Ti known: Lot 8, Blk- 26.
our baby, after spending many dollars
sion
o
f
Out
Lot
2,
town
o
f
Mon­
W., containing 40 a c r e s ................$3.09
Thorp’ s town o f independence. .$1.22
on doctors and medicines without any
..........................................
$9.03
mouth
The 8. W. V\ o f 8 . E. % o f Sec.
|
Lots 3 and 6, Blk. 10, Th orp ’s
benelit whatever.”
Heinrick, Phillip: Lots 10 and 11,
19, Tp. 8 S. R, 6 W., containing
Add. to town o f Independence .$2.43
Blk. 4. town o f P errydale.......... $4.14
40 acres .......................................$3.69
Lots 2, 3, 4 and 5. Blk. 31.
Hogue, Mrs. M. B.: Lots 5 and 16,
Campbell, T. D. & Wb F.: Lo t 3,
Thorn’s Add. to Thorp’ « town of
Blk.
P,
town
of
Falls
C
ity
.........
$
.85
Rlk.
H,
M ontgom ery’ s Falls
Independence .............................. $2.92
C i t y ............................... .............. $ .63 Hurlev. M arv A.: N. E. H o f Sec.
Lots 2. 3 and 4. Rlk. 2 N 4 E,
14. Tp. 8 S. R. 7 W., containing
R e st fo r M o th ers.
Chandler, N.
Reg. 72 rods Wb
town o f Buena Vista .................$ .57
160 acres ..................................... 17.69
and
11
rods
o
f
N.
W.
cor.
of
Lot
7, Blk. 1 8. 2 E., town of
Instant re lie f and refreshing sleep
Kelso, V.: 8. B. Vi o ' Siec. 26, T. 9
N. E. Vt o f Re«*. 25. E. 125 rods,
Buena Vista ............................... $ .18
for skin tort- red babies, and re-t for
S.
,
R.
7
\
V
r.,
containing
160
acres
14.84
N. 23 rods, K. 76 rods, N. 17 rods,
Lot 8. Blk. 2 N. 1 W .t town o f
tired, fretted mothers, in warm baths
I^eabo, A. C.: Beg. at N . E. COT. of
W. 201 rods. 8 . 40 rods to p. o. b.,
Buena V i s t a ............................... $ -18
with Cuticura Soap cud gentle anoint­
C. (). Ho«ford ’* D. L. C.. S. 24.17
See.
24,
Tp.
6
8.
R.
6
W.,
con­
. wner Unknown: Lots 7 and 8 and
ings with Cuticura Ointment, the great
chains, N. 60 dog. 3ft min. VV.
taining 40 acres ........................$3.09
8 . % Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, of Blk.
skin cure, and purest o f emollients.
6.7* chains, N. 14 deg. 30 min. W.
Chandler, Thos. C.: 8. Wb Vi o f N.
2, Cattron ’« sub-division of Out
L'utlrura S«.«n, Olnlrnt >t‘ , a*.d P!!!a ar* »..id I'lroti/hotil
dn*world. P.»M< r U uj /* (ih*.ii. Corp , (Inutoi.,So!«rrv|>8.
6
85
chains,
N.
27
deg.
45
min.
Wb >4 and N. Wb Vt o f 8 Wb K
Lot 2, town o f Monmouth ....... $3.23
lajriMiid fur “ J. . la C m ■ l-y II
W. 4.60 chains, VV. 4.50 chains, N.
o f See. 10, Tp. 9 8 . R. 8 Wb, con
N. 54 feet o f lot« 7 and 8, Blk.
12.40 chains, E. 4.50 chains, S.
tninin? 80 acres ........................$7.42
1, C attron’s sub-division o f Out
2.50 chains. E. 10 chains to p. o.
v enter, Samuel: W. % o f S. W. Vt.
L o t 2, Monmouth ....... ‘ ............. $ .40
C H U R C H D IR E C T O R V .
K
,
Sec.
8,
To.
7
3.
R.
3
W
.f
con­
of Sec. 6, Tp. 10 S. R. 8 Wb, con
Sheriff’ s Assessments.
taining 24 a c e s ...................... $15.47 Clark, Margaret A.:
taining 80 a c r e s ......................... $15.47
Beg. 13.68
Preaching hours at 11 and 7 :30.
Lewis, F. B .: Beg. 44.15% chains
Churchill, M. A .:
Lots 2 and 9,
chains N. o f the 8. W . cor. o f the
M K. C H IT R C H ,
E. o f S. W. cor. o f J. Cormack
Blk. 6, L even s’ L. H. Add. to
D. L. C. o f E. Davidson, 8. 4.56
D. L. (\. N. 26.05 chains, E.
Protiching Sundny morning and ev
D a lla s ........................................... $4.59
chains, E. 8.72 chaiiiB, N. 4.56
1.15% chains, S. 2Q.05 chains, W.
eniu g. Sunday school at9:45. Ep- Clodfelter. Bertha: Lota 6, 7 and
chain«, W. 8.72 chains to p. o. b.
1.15%
chains
to
p.
o.
b.,
Secs.
20
Wb
of Lot 8, Blk. 4, o f Catt
(being lot No. 20), o f Sec. 34,
worth league at 6 :H*
Prayer meet­
end 29, Tp. 8 S. R. 4 VV. contain­
Tp. 8 S. R. 5 W., containing 3.98
in g Thu rsday evening.— Ja«. M oore, ; ron ’s sub-division o f Out Lot 5,
ing 3 a c r e s ............................... $2. —:
a
c r e s ......... ............... ....................$2.14
pastor.
Lucas. John: N. % o f S. W. %
Morgan, M ary J.: E. % o f E. V*
nml S. % o f N. W. % of See. 29.
o f S. R Vl o f N. E. *4 o f Sec.
Tp. 9 S. R. 8 VV., containing 160
16, Tp. 8 S. R. 5 W., containing
BAPTIST CHURCH.
a e r o « .......................... ............. $14.84
10 a c ru s .......................................$ .82
Preaching Sunday morning and ev- j
McCermsck, Gen. K . : Lots 6 and
An»» on Saturday, the 21st day of
ening. Sunday school at 10. B. Y . |
7. Blk 19. Ellis ’ Add. to the
T<<unary. 1905, at the
hour of
10
P . U. at 6:30. Prayer m eetin g W e d - !
town of D a lla s ............................$3.58
’clock A. M. o f said day, at the front
nesday e v e n in g .— J. M. Green, pas* !
MoCov. C. D.: Lots 10, a . and 12,
lour * ’ Iu* C n House in Dallas, iu
tor.
Plk. K , town o f West Salem. . . $1.85
aid state and county, T will «ell the
McKinnon. A. C.: Fractional lot 1,
hove described real property, or so
P ’k. 15. and fractional Lots 1 and
nucli thereof as will satisfy said war-
P R E H B Y T K R IA N C H U R C H .
2. Blk. 5. town o f McCoy. .\ .. .$1.23
W ill give Its readers In the
unt, at public auction, subject to re-
Preaching Sunday morning and ev-1
Mesner. F. K.: Hog. 6.06 chains W.
52 Issues o f the 1905 Volume
Vmption, for cash in hand, to the per-
o f N. VVr. cor. o f land now owned
enin g. Sunday school at 10. Chris- 1
mn who w ill pay the taxes thereon, re­
hv M Guv W. 10.57 chains, S.
tian Endeavor at 6 :30. Prayer meet- 1
spectively. with accruing penalties, to­
7 f>0 chains, E. 10.57 chains, N.
ing Thursday evening.— VV, T. W ar-
other with the costs and expenses o f
8eria! Stories, each a bool
book in itself, reflecting
7
;'()
chains
to
p.
o.
b.
Sec.
30,
Am erican life in home,
cam p and fleul.
le, car
sUe, and take a certificate therefor at
d le, pastor.
Tp. 7 S. R. 5 VV., containing 8
fhe lowest rate of interest, provided,
a c r e s ............................................. $2.61 that the maximum rate does not exceed
M iler James: A. % o f S. E. V\ of
C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H .
10 per cent.
Special A rticlea contributed
sntributed by Fam ous Men
« « e . 9. To. 8 S. R. 6 W.. contain-
Preaching Sunday morning and ev­
Witness niv hand this 23rd day of
and W o m e n —StatCKmen,
tcKmen, Ti
Travellers, W rite rs
in
-
80
*>
eves
...............................$3.12
and
Scientists.
December, 1^04.
en in g. Bible school at 10. Senior
Montfromerv .T I.: N. W . Vi o f N.
J. T. FORD,
Christian
Endeavor at 6:30. Bible
f. i ' -nd TV. V. o f N. E. Vi of
Sheriff o f Polk County, Oregon.
class and prayer meeting Thursday
>T. VV. V o f S**e. 29. T p . 8 8. R.
Thou ghtfu l and tim ely Edite
Editorial A rticles on
N
o
te
—
In
making
remittances on the
evening.
im portant Public c and D
Domes
om estic Questions.
6 W.r also S. VV. % o f 8 . VV. %
above taxes, add thereto 12 cents for
and W ■ i o f B. E H o t 8. W.
oach line or part o f line to cover ae-
■»/, o f See. 20, Tp. 8 8 . R. 6 W.,
*ming costs.
K V A N O B I .IC A I. C H U R C H .
eont^i^in'/ in all 120 neres.......... $8.61
J. T. FOPD, Sheriff.
Short Stories by the best o f L iv in g S tory-
'fo rfflw ( rv, R .j Peg. 0956 chains
Preaching Sunday m orn in g and ev­
W r ite r s — Stories o f Character, Ston es of
Achievem ent, Stories o f Hum or.
c
o
.1
«
.
W
.
to
8
E.
cor.
o
f
J.
e n in g at the
Dallas college chapel.
T”
D. T j . C. N. 52.82
0 1 C E .N 0 S O N T H E F A H M E R S .
Sund iv school at lO. Christian En
e'-ni ” i v T. 6.65 chains to center
deavor at 6:30. Prayer m eetin g Thurs­
nc conntv read. S. E. along said
X r .tio m il A id
F o r
th e Im p r o v e m e n t
Short N o tes On
>n Current Even!
E vents and Discov*
day evening.— A. A. W in te r, pastor,
rend to S. boundary of said claim,
o l O u r iiiiv b Y v a y a .
BABY'S FACE -
B BF SORB
linquent; tars*. together frith a deacrip- i Monmouth ................................. M.O*
] M r f th» r v
reo| ♦rm.rrty, «itu»t«d x)»ltoa, W. E. (H «ir * ): Lot. 5 aud
in the ...id County of Polk and State
„ , Blk 2 Cattron sub-division
; « f Oregon upon which the lame I.
0ut Lot 5 .Mo.1Illouttl.........* U ..u
levied, and the Borneo of the re.p -.et.«
^ )t', , alu, 2i ulk. tJ
persons to whom the aforesaid real
qtninia'
- report y i. .M -s.ed, is hereunto an
i[ra. I.
j.. !s " of '
CURED BY CUTICURA
IN TWO WEEKS
i
SLEEP TOR BABIES
TH E
YOUTH’ S
COMPANION
7
50
200
250
1000
cries in the F field
ield o f Science
H istory.
S H E R IF F S T A X SALE .
By virtue o f
warrant issued out
of the County ( <»urt o f the State of
Oregon, fo r tL County o f Polk, on the
7th day o f A o w m l or. 1904, under the
hand and seal of the County Clerk of
♦ • 1 county, pud <*\ ofTicio Clerk o f said
court, to nn 'ireeted, commanding me
to sell the m / w h i I tracts or parcels of
real property o f I l.e respective delin­
quent taxpayers named in the delin­
quent list of s 'id count,v for the year
1903, or so mi oh thereof aa w ill satisfy
the amount o f said taxes charged
therein, together with costs and aecru-
iu^jienaHjoK thereon, which list o f de-
Gflrvallis anil Eastern Railroad.
T IM E
CARD
N O . 2 4 .
No 2 fc >r Yatpinia:
L«»«veM Albany .. ............... ! . 1 2 : 4 5 p m
L*m
C o rv .illi.«............. . 1 :48 p m
A r r iv e »
V »q
m
m
.................... .
6 :2 0
p in
Mo. 1 ruluriiiiig:
Io3HVf« Ya(|iiinn .............
6 :45 a m
Leoves C orvallis.............. 11 :3 0 a in
Arrive« A lb a n y ................ . 12 ;15 p m
No. 3 for A lbany-Detroit:
Leave« C o rv a llis ..............
6 :(X) a m
A rrive« Albany ...............
6 40 a m
Leave« Albany for Detroit. . 6 :3 0 a m
A rrive« Detroit , . ..
.
J 2 .0 2 p m
No. 4 from D etroit
Leave« D e t r o i t ................ 1 2 : 3 5 p m
A rrive« A lb a n y ................ . 5 : 1 5 p m
Leave Albany for Corvallis . 7 : 1 5 p m
Arrive Co v a l l i s .............
7 :55 p in
Train No. 1 arrives in Albany in time
to eoimeci with th • w. P. «outhbouiui
train, im w**ll as giving two or three
hear« iu Albany before departure of
S. P. Northbound train.
Train No. 2 connects with the 8 . P.
train« at Corvallis and Albany giving
direct service to Newport and adja­
cent beaches.
Train No. 3 for Detroit via Albany,
leave« Corvallis at 6 a m and connect«
with the 8 P. A l' a-iy-Poitland local
train leaving Albany at 7 a mi
Train
No. 3 leaves Alounv for Detroit at
7 ;30 a m.. arriving there at noon, giv­
ing ample lime to reaeh the Hreiten
bush hot springe the same day.
Train No. 4 connects at Albany with
the Portia ii.) Alluiity lucul, which nr*
ri»u« here »1 7 10 »i>d run. to Cortal-
Ii», k-KViuu Allumy » t 7 1 "> au<l *r-
riTiiig iu C o rt.llia hi 7••>."> p m.
Kor further
iofornmtiun
apply to
EDWIN STONE,
Manager,
r . C o ck rell,«gen t. Albany.
H . H. CruoiM , agent, Corvalli*.
und N atu ral
MACADAM AND T E L F O R D
llo w
' l l * c*
H o « (1 m
A re
H u llt
and
Vi uu! T h e) Coat.
T h e coa; o f road budtbug varies iu
the different p.aces according to the
topography o f the country ami the
proxim ity o f the atone used, «uya
Franklin M atthews in Outing. A aat-
lafactory highway can be built eighteen
feet wide, exclusively o f stone, usually
fo r $3,000 to $3.500 a mile. These are
know n us macadam roads.
A more costly stone road, running
from $4,000 to $0,000 a mile, Is the
tel ford road.
Both aro named after
Scotchmen, who first devised the sys­
tems.
T h e macadam road consists o f a deep
foundation o f large stones, laid as
smoothly together as possible, the
foundation stones being o f a nearly
uniform size. A layer o f small stones
is placed over the foundation and roll­
ed down, l .»d in g the tw o together.
Then layers of crushed stone, each lay­
er 1 icing o f finer quality than Its prede­
cessor, are rolled Into and over the
foundations. The final layer is o f very
fine crushed stone. The whole settles
Itself -into a compact mass, almost as
smooth as a flagstone, from which w a­
ter runs off as soon as It falls.
T h e tel ford road Is more expensive
because its foundation is laid with
more care. The foundation stones are
o f a uniform size and are laid with the
ends uppermost, like so many bricks
set upon edge. These are bound to­
gether by smaller sizes of stone, the
various dressings o f finer stone being
laid and rolled in the same w a y as for
the macadam roads. The durability of
such a highway is unquestionably
longer than any other kind o f road
known.
O ar
D e fe c tiv e
C o u n try
llo t u d fi.
The amount o f time saved in the do
mestic commerce over and above that
now expended on highways impassable
or nearly Impasaable many w eek « in
the year w ill go fa r toward educating
the people o f the United States. It is
estimated that every time the sun sets
the people o f the United State», by
reason o f the defective country roads,
have lost more than $1,500,000. The
internal commerce o f the country
amounts to $20.000.000,000, which is
equal to the international commerce o f
the world. The agricultural products
make over 62 per cent o f this, thus
swelling the commerce o f the country
more than all other products combined.
N early all o f this vast traffic has to
pass over public roads to reach the
railroad stations, w aterways or mar
kers.
_____
A WORKING TOOL
X-
b d l. f iL L S
W h a t is C A S T O R I A
O a s t o r ia in a h a r m le s s s u b s t it u t e for C a s t o r O il, P a r e ­
g o r ic , D r o p s a n d H u o tliin g S y r u p s .
I t Is IM e u m n t.
Ii
c o n ta in s n e it h e r O p iu m , M o r p h i n e n o r o t h e r N a r c o t ic
s u b s t a n c e . I t s a g e is Its g u a r a n t e e . I t d e s t r o y s W o r
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 ia r r h o e a u u d V iu i
C olic. I t r e lie v e s T e e t h i n g T r o u b le s , c u r e s C o n s tip a tio n
a n d F la t u le n c y .
I t a s s im ila t e s t h e F o o d , r e g u la t e s t h e
S t o m a c h u u d B o w e l s , g i v i n g h e a lt h y an ti n a t u r a l sle e p .
T h e C h il d r e n 's Panacea —T h e M o t h e r ’s F r i e n d .
C A S T O R IA
CisiHUINE
ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
T H * OENTtoUN COMPANY. T t MURRAY STREET. NEW VORR OITY.
Ito jn ltv
Iu
In d ie s .
K in g Edward represents fully the
T H IN G S T i lGAT.VCAL.
average height iu British stature,
which is 5 feet 7% inches, his actual
George
Ade lias apparently scored
height in ids boots being 5 feet 8 %
inches. The Em peror W illiam falls the success of hid career with his new
slightly below hi» royal uncle’*, but i piece, “ The College W idow .”
not below the average German bright. | K a te Cluxton lias decided to abandon
O f the elected rulers President Lou bet “ The Two Orphans” and go into vaude­
represent* the French average, which ville. A short sketch bused upon u
Is 5 feet 6 inches. On the other hand, theme somewhat sim ilar to that in her
w e Gml the emperor o f Japan to be far old success v. ill be used.
above the national standard o f height. | ’The announcement that W . II. Mac­
His majesty is a tall man for a Japa­ Donald, a form er partner o f H enry
nese, 5 foot 6 inches. T h e tallest royal Baiuabee in tlie proprietorship o f the
personage is K in g Leopold, 0 feet 6 Bostonians, Intended going lino vaude­
Inches, which places him next to Peter ville has been denied by the actor.
the Great, who measured 6 feet 8%
“ T od y” Hamilton, known all over
Inches.—Philadelphia Ledger.
the world as the press agent o f the
Barnaul d Baliey circus, has turned
J a p a n ese as F a rm ers.
dramatist and lias Just completed a
The Japanese have surprised the play which w ill shortly be produced.
In July, 1883, I began to break out with
Grace Cameron, the primu donna of
Eczema on my head, legs and arips, and world as fighters; but, according to
began treatment with local doctors, but | Harold Boice, they are also the most • T iff. Faff. Four,” surprised her friend*
did not get much relief. T hey said the dis- i remarkable agricultural nation iu the In New’ York recently by murryiug
ease had become chronic. I then quit them j world. T h ey have only 10,000 square H arry Kunworthy, an old schoolmate
and tried various ointments ami .soaps for miles o f arable land. An automobile
of the actress, who is at present a resi­
another two years, but as soon as cold I going fifty miles an hour could skirt
dent o f N ew York.
weather came I was as bad off as ever, so J j
tills area in eleven hours. Y et it sup­
M adge L - ., .1/, who is to play this
finally decided to let medicine alone, am! j
ports
nn
Imperial
nation,
the
rising
winter in one o f the big London mu­
for twelve or thirteen years did nothing 1
power
o
f
the
far
east.
E
xperts
admit
towards curing the Eczema, except bath-1
sical comedies which is counted on for
ing. This seemed to do a! >out as much i that Bn* Mctentlflc skill o f Japanese h *
a run o f thirty c;id weeks, w ill return
good as anything I had tried.
riculturlats ? * n»approached. “ Patient to Am erica next summer to take up
During the time I lost about one-half of diligence, v.
knowledge o f the chem­
m y hair. I began S. S. S. doubtful o f a istry o f «lie will and the physiology o f the work under a new’ contract with
cure, because the disease had run 90 long, plates. ! .is yielded results that have Alfred Aarons.
but soon discovered your medicine was
Hstojoded the most advanced agricul­
doing me good, and continued to take it
ROYAL ROBES.
I used seven bottles, when I was com­ turists in western nation*.'*—London
pletely cured not having a single spot on 4 lob*.
The Japanese emperor looks so care­
my body, which before was almost com­
B m C H T ’S *D l8 E A S E .
fully afte r his health that four phy­
pletely covered.
F C. N o r f o l k . 1
1017 Hackberry Tit., Ottumwa, la.
T h e largest sum ever paid for a pre­ sicians are in constant attendance up­
scription changed bands in San F ian - on him.
The head, feet and hands are usually
The crown princess o f Sweden is the
the parts affected, though the disease ap- | cisco, Au gust 30,1901. T h e transfer
pears on other parts of the bodv. W hile ex involved iu coin and stock $112,500. busiest o f amateur photographers, lle r
tcrnal applications allay the itching and ! and was paid by a party o f busi­ album o f Egyptian views alone con­
burning temporarily, it is the acids throw? ness men for a specific for B rig h t’s tains 5,000 photos, all taken by her­
off by the blood that cause the irritatioi disease and diabetes, h ith erto in cu ra­ self.
and eruptions upon the skin. The acid ble diseases.
Strange as It may seem, though K in g
must be neutralized and the system cleans | T h e y com m enced the serious in ves­ Edward has now been on the throne
ed o f all humors and poisons before th*
tigation of the specific N ovem b er 15, for nearly four years, there is as yet
care is permanent
S. 8 . S. is guaran 1900. T h e y in terview ed scores o f the no great seal bearing his effigy and
teed entirely fre*. cured and tried it ou t on its m erits by titles, the great seal still in use be­
of Potash, Arsenic putting over three dozen cases on the ing that o f Queen Victoria.
and other miner treatm en t and watching them . T h e y
Emperor W illiam , in fixing the
nls. Bo,*k on tin also go t physicians to name chronic, course o f study for Princes August
skin and its dis­ incurable cases, and adm inistered it William, Oscar and Joachim, has pre-
eases sent free.
with the physician* for judges. Up •orlbed a course o f comprehensive lec­
Medical advice
to August 25th 87 per cen t o f tho test tures on commercial subjects. These
furnished free.
cases were eith er well or progressing will embrace railw ay progress and
The Swift Specific Company. Atlanta, G».
favorably.
problems iu the United States.
T h e re being but thirteen per cent
of failures, the parties we»-e satisfied
LAW PO IN TS.
and closed the transaction. T h e pre-
cedings o f the in vestigatin g com m it­
A carrier is held. In Parker versus
tee and the clinical reports o f the test
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad company
cases were published and w ill be m ail
(N. C.). 63 L. ft. A. 827. not to be able
ed Iree on application. Address John
to contract for exemption from liabili­
J. Fu lton com pany, 409 W ashington
ty for injuries caused by delays due to
street, San Francisco, C alifornia.
its own negligence.
A mutual benefit society is held. In
L’Union St. Jean Baptiste versus Osti-
guy (R. L), 64 L. K. A. 158, to have no
right to sue a former member for dues
for nonpayment of which it has ex­
pelled him from the society.
The insolvency of the debtor is held.
I or mwll. *n th« Oregon cawntry—< • « ,
| «*rn loor^f «ml ««rn it «Mtljr. •;U»»g
In Engbretson versus Seiberling (la.),
T M 3 t A ! L V me. SU ND AY JC U«-
64 L. R. A. 75, to lie sufficient to create
UA L. No money A required t* m*V« th«
ti«rt. md only th* abtii’-jr
“
an exception to the rule that accept­
orci*.
T « « * y boy who
e «o wr will «end 10 coot«* o
ance of part of an amount due cannot
D AY JOURNAL. io be m
■
effect the satisfaction of the whole
•«ch. After that all R p e n that «re r*-
■vlrc+wiB b* d«IK.r«4 t. h i « b f foafl or
debt.
•ar'M *t wh®»«*«l« prtess. sad h*
•ora« • "flill
V in p. o 1 .. Secs 9 and 16. Tp.
T h e candid uml unprejudiced opinion
8 S. R 5 W., containing 31 acres. $3.9" of a public man on a question concern­
ntm: V. Vi of lot 7, Plk.
I M
ing which he Ls well qualified to speak
B righ t and A m using AneCtiotes, Item s o f
i Sv u1t«:’ Add. to town o D al-#
Strange and Curious K n ow led ge, Poem s and
1os . ....... .....................................$ .90 is nearly alw ays o f interest 8ueh an
Sketchea.
o p t io n concerning the prospect for
M ver, TTcnry: Peg. 39.88 chains S.
H ealth A rticles, Religiou s Articles,
national highway legislation w a i re­
Children s P age, etc.
o f N. VVr. cor. o f Tra K im b a ll’ s
cently secured from a gentleman who
D. L. C. E. 28.50 chains. 3. 34 87
ttO,000 K ill be dirttled equally amovq ntbterrberi
Is a close observer o f men and events
chains W. 28.50 chains. N. 34.87
who »teure three new tuhs< i iprious. *end/oi infor­
mation amt Sample Copies <•/ the Caper.
chains to p . o b.. Re«'!*. 11 and 14,
and w’ lio has spent ninny years at the
• 7 8 R 5 W.
<p -nirv ’
national cupital. l ie said:
o e r p g .......................................... $43.31
•*I have watched the grow th o f the
NEW SUBSCRIPTION OFFER
°
p. t ? (H e irs ): Pp,f. at N.
i*o called ’good roads movement’ with
V cor of H W. E vans’ D. L.
much interest, and esiiecially since
W. 11.13 chains. S. 9% dug. E.
I ones w ith asm* sad address aad $1.7»
( olouel Brow ulow introduced Into con­
6.23 ••hains. N. 7% deg. K. 10.73
gress his bill providing that the g o v ­
chains. N. to p. o. b.. Sec. 32, Tp.
F U F F
AH tho
of
Companion for
k a L L
tU« remaining w«oka o1 1904
8 8 . R. 5 W., containing 4 acres.$1.66 ernment should pay half the expense of
im proving the roads. A s regards the
F P F F
Tlw T h sn k iilT ls«. Ohi
nhiPirs O. \ : Lots 7 and 8. Blk.
N#w Twir*g D(mUg ««aiferi
prospect o f such u measure ever be­
T ’’ o»n'’s town o f Ind.cpend-
Ths Companion CsUndsr for 1900,
enee .............................................. $4.87 coming a law, I will say that It all
F R E E Uthocraphcd la 19 colors and gold.
Putnam, \Vr. P .: Acts l, 2, 3 and 4,
depends on the farmers. I f the agri­
And Tho Companion for tho 19 weeks o f 1906 - a
Plk. 12. town o f Eola ................$6.-4 cultural elasscH go to work In earnest
library of Ute best rondin« for «Tory member of
T>oV'»rtson T.. VV.: Lots 7 .and 8.
fo r governm ent aid. they will get it; If
th « family.
P 1V. 1, W h ite ’s Add. to town of
fl *y do nor, congress w*ill never enact
|
In d ep en d en ce.............................. $1.94
Nettì Subscriptions R eceived
such a law.
r■
v
1
f
"
'
o
f
v
B.
at this O ffice.
•*Iu governm ent affairs, ns in most
t and 3 % of N. E. % o f See.
other affairs. I have noticed that the
TftE YOUTH S COMPANION, Botton, Mass.
9. T p . 9 8 . R. 8 W., containing
’ 20 acres ....................................$11.13 people who go a fte r things are the pea
pie who get them. The farmers as a
Salem Improvement Co.: Lots 6, 7,
8. 9 and 10, Blk. B, town o f Wust
class receive com paratively little seri­
Salem ......................................... $1.54 ous consideration from congress sim­
f <?
Scott. Henry: E. % o f 8. VV. V\
ply because they don’t demand it.
and VV.
o f S. E. V-t o f Sec. 17,
Every congress now* appropriates more
Tp. 9 S. U.
W., containing 160
wi student and the writer,
Jia ii n billion dollars, but how much of
res ...................................... . .$14.84
this ls spent in the rural districts? A l­
authoritative reference book j ^7iv
G. W .: Beg. 15 39 chains
most nothing. M illions are spent for
E. o f S. E. cor. o f T. Ti. Kim-
.•choolu teachers, families,
public buildings iu cities, millions for
■e- « D. Ti. C., N. 61 deg. 51 min.
n^'3 r.nd professional men,
Improvement o f rivers und harbors,
W. 13 24 chains. 8. 2o deg. 20
Yen caa »tart any ’dm*, «nd J «u ««««iu l
T H S «U N D A Y JOURNAL,
millions fo r the anuy and navy, mil­
in. VV. t 12 chains. S. 7 deg. E.
:s is one book which oilers
then «rd«r* car b« «• *' « lof T H E
to p. o. h. (except 1 acre sold to
lions for the governm ent at W ashing­
D A IL Y JOURNAL.
i ior advantages in the solid i H. P T in g le ), Sms. 14 and 23.
T H * SUNDAY JOURNAL *
■
I ton. etc. Occasionally a few* thousand
A L L TH E N S W », and many «p«cui fea­
To. 6 8 R. 5 W., containing 3
f i*3 information, and the
ture« •» »«term to ir«n ■
dollars go for something that directly
ncrcs
Also T.ots 2. 3. 4, 5, 6,
benefits the farmers, but that is all.
't which it i3 obtained
t«rrto<l by On W f S um U v
« t ito*
7, 8, 9 and 10. Blk. 1. R yan ’s
“ O f course there isn’ t ns much
JOURNAL b©** «ra »«»frwf « un
And. to town of P errvdn le....... $4.38 j
s admiration for W ebster’s
chance to Rh e the fanners direct ben­
« » ra » •
«"MU -W1 » «
Sid Ion D. VV.: 8 E. H o f Sec. 2«.
D o n i yem w««w «• **y *
efits from the spending o f public mon­
mtional Dictionary increases
Tn. 7 8. R. 8 VV.. containing 160
SIS
>c
CASH
aerns .............
.........................$14.84 ey. But national aid to road improve­
- j it comes to be better
ment furnishes an Ideal opportunity.
Smifh. R M. A E. M.:
Beg. 43
It never refuses the infor-
JOURNAL hay*
4- th« b «< I
chains F. o f S. VV'. cor. o f J. Cor-
It would even up things to some ex­
Work—«A - iV .tr i' *f>f « « • » • «I»* M*f- J
m
aek’*
D.
I*.
N.
26.05
chains,
••• , «rrra w f«
li* »tm way **t« k«*r« *“
tent. It would certainly be n big thing
sought and it never over-
?.!• «M* V» ,'!•«•» wi' S M m ■***
E. 1.15 chains, 8. 26.05 chains.
for the rural district*.
T h e money
• -1 v ««fi* C n m . rwwa m
a *t*-*
j one with a mass o f mis-
tr CW ferrr <«•* •». > t
‘ d* !
VV. 1.15 chain* to n. o. 1».. Secs.
spent would o f course make good
NA1, y rn c .m '« T i l « lü U Â N A i. S
1!» and 30. T p 8 S. R. 4 VV., eon
.ation iliogically airan;. ' i.
times, but the main benefit would
T
H
*
JOURNAL.
taining 3 acres ...........................$2.00
come from the improvement o f the
î-crt'Mid. O«.
it. .la in e s G i u e t t c o f Ix>
Smith. 8
V E. Vi of Sec. 20, Tp.
road*. It would Increase the value o f
, «aya: i ,r t.io te.ic!icr, tii ■ ,
9 S. R. 7 VV.. containing 160
farm
lands:
it
would
enable
the
farm
­
stislent r.r. 1 thelitiorateTir, lb«.-,
n creH ........................................... $14.04
ùng belter ; it covers everytiiir; ! Smock. M ary E.: Beg. (»6 feet N.
ers to market their crops to better ad­
vantage: it would matte farm life bet­
of S. E. cor, « f Out Lot 21, Man-
etr «:«] Fnlaivrcrt Tuition m-e illy
month.
V
V
’
.
165
feet,
¿
t . 66 feet,
ter worth living
In fact. It would be
j
iV) now vrori!« «nil p‘iv.1«*»'»,
K. |05 feet. S. 66 feet to p. o. b.
a great permanent l>enefit.”
ro,. i*»Ml Eiograph. al Diitlorvi
(part o f Out No. 21, town of
-.*■ of *» • 'Torivi, ;; m ,•
M o n m o u th ).................................. $2.02
Squires. M r* N e ttie: T#nt I Blk.
A
V
'C
V E G E T A B L E SIC ILIAN
1 S. 2 F. town o f Pimna Vista . $4.56
Syren. N. M : An undivided 1 7 in­
terest in i he follow ing: Beg. at
'
LT U 3 LEND YC U f .
the S W. cor. o f VV. J. Andrews*
.
est iti r.-. uun-Utiou”
u . >
D K C.. N. 52.80 chains, V.
* rVv r.ys rc-fnrcs color to ¡r * y hair, all the darfc, rich color it used
.iknuaul te,id i . rurtlv<* rvO'uirtjr'M
23.75 chain*. S. 52.80 chain*. VV’ .
j
• !■ • ?. The h:tir stops falling, grons long and heavy, and all
ise.it. Illustmto.? piophiM sim fu
23.75 chain« to p. o. b.. Sec*. 11
0 .4 C. HEHR IA M
Pul».. f*pri»»*Uc.^..
ana 14, Tp. 0 8. R. 6 W., eon-
2000
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has bee«x
in use for over 30 years, has borne the signatnre of
— and has been made under his p u r -
7*"^^ » sooal supervision since its in fa n c y .
Allow no one to deceive you In th U
A ll Counterfeits, Imitations and •• Just-as-good” a r e b u t
Experiments that triile with and endanger the h e u lU i o f
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment*
Hair Renew er
ism
Regulator Line.
T R A IN AND TRACK.
P O R T L A N D -T H c DALLES ROUTE.
S team ers:
ik'few spileps are In general use in
Burope (or fastening rails to ties.
Women are employed at railway
switeiies and ,-rossInfts In Italy be­
cause they do not pet Intoxicated.
The Grand Trunk railroad Is to In­
stall a third rail syslem in the Sarnia
tunnel to do away with the smoke of
the engines and tessen the danger.
The town council of Leith. Scotland,
has acquired the horse car lines with­
in the borough from the private com­
pany heretofore operating them and
proposes to reconstruct tLe system.
,
Bailey Gatzert
Regulator
Dalles City
Metlako
i
C o n n e c t i n g at Lyle with the
Columbia River anrl Northern
R a i l w a y C o m p a n y (or
W a h ka l c u s ,
Centerville
Daly,
Col de nda l e
To R . o a t ,
ft fa l.a on
M a r b le .
Stains on marble slabs that m ay^om «
from medicine or other stuffs may be
Pteniwre leave Portland <iaih , except Httndav, at
7 a. in., cn fiesctfof at l.yl* with C. R. A N. trr.in for removed by the following application
GoMendalo at 6:30 j» m., train arrivti.tf at Uoiden* If naphtha will not affect them: One-
dale at 7 .*6 j*. m. Steamer* arrive The IhUles i> :tn
p. in. steamer leave* The Pane-« <isily. ev-ept San­ quarter pound of soft soap, one-quarter
aa V, at 7:30 a. w
O R A X . t n n 'caviti* Golden I pound of powdered whiting, one ounce
dale at 6 :1 «* m connect* with this ete.uner for Port i
of common *oda and a small piece of
land, arriving at Portlam a t « pm .
bluest one. »o il together about twenty
For detailed information of tickets, | minutes, rub over the surface of the
berth reservation*, etc., call or write marble while hot and leave twenty-
four hours, riesn off with soap an *
to Alder *trcet wharf, Portland, Or.
and »11 other Klickitat valley puinia.
H. G. CAMPBELL, Manager.
1