Polk County itemizer., February 03, 1905, Image 1

VOL. XXXI.
D A L LA S O REGO N FEBRUAR"V 3. 1905
Ajjers
T H E HOG HO USE.
Better
Fruits-Better Profits
Better peaches, apples, pears and
berries are produced when Potash
is liberally applied to the soil. To
insure a full crop, o f choicest quality,
use a fertilizer containing not less
than 10 per cent, actual
Potash
Send for our practical books of information ;
k they arc not advertising: pamphlets, booiniutf
™ * special fertilizers, but arc authoritatr
treatises. Sent free for the asking.
I*ortnl»!e Ilona«'« A re ComluK: Into ICx-
teri*»ive iiiv u r - T lic L o v e jo ) IPIiin.
"rite portable bouse is coming into
very general favor, especially in dis­
ease inl’coied df •tried«.
It Is o f va­
rious forms nix! should be large enough
for five or six grown hogs, wit'll enough
height 4 o allow a man t > stand erect;
<; by rt
and N by 8 feet are good
siites. Kueh houses should be strongly
constructed o f good lumber, with per­
fectly light siding and roof. They may
OERMAN KALI WORKS
9J Nassau St..
New York.
T H E B IQ S T O R JE
D octors first prescribed
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral over
CO years ago. They use it
today more than ever. They
C h erry
P ecto ral
,
rely upon it for colds, coughs,
bron chitis, consumption.
T h e y w ill teil you how it
heals inflamed lungs.
* r
M u p . P e a r l II y d b , Guthrie O u tr e , la.
O ld
M eyer, W ilson & C o., San F ra n cis ­
co, California, are sole agents for the
P acific coast.
fo i*
j. c. a van co..
Lowfll, M h » s .
C oughs
O n e A y e r’ s P ill a t b e d tim e In su res
a n a tu ra l a c tio n n ex t m o rn in g .
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“ l bad a very bad cour I i for three years.
Then I tried Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Mv lore
lit UK* were soon healed and my cough dropped
away."
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some the other and some needing uoin.
The greater part o f the laud now-
farmed in the United States belongs to
LO V E JO Y r O B T A B L E HOG HOUSE, KND B L -
S o lic it o r in r k a u r e r y .
K V A T ION.
\ the last class. Experiments made by
been n practice of his profession in this place
ib.iut thirty yearn, and will attend to all business be made with or without floors. I f | this oltice and the experience o f farm ­
trusted to hie care. Oilice, corner Main and Court lined Inside with the same material as ers and gardeners show that irriga
* Dallas, Polk Co, Or
outside such a house w ill be warm tlon in dry years, even in the regions
enough for u sow and pigs in zero o f heaviest average rainfall, much
Do not be deceived by these old advertising tricks Buy your
R. C- HUNTER
Why pay $12 and over for a suit of
weather, and on extrem ely cold nights m oie than repays the cost o f supply­
a lantern hung i?i the house w ill pro­ ing the water. In those regions crops
Physician and Surgeon
goods of us. We are lower than any of them all the time.
vide warmth enough. The plan for a are as often drowned out as burned
clothes ¿which we sell for $8 and $10?
DALLAS . ORECON
portable house used by a successful out, and it is probable that drainage to
breeder. Mr. A. J. L ovejoy o f Illinois, remove w ater in w e t years w ill prove
Calls answered n igh t or day.
has recently been described In the ag­ as profitable as irrigation in dry years.
ricultural press as follow s: The Love-
The area o f land in the United States
joy pens or portable houses are each east o f the one hundredth meridian,
03CAÄ HA.YTEÄ.
situated in the middle o f an acre lot which is too w et fo r agricultural use,
W e excell them all for prices, material,
and on either side o f a drivew ay, the which can be reclaimed by drulnuge.
A tto rn ey a t-L a w .
division being made by the use o f w ire has been estimated by P rofessor N. K.
etc., and do not sell for cost either.
Sluder at from 105,000 to 131,000
O ffice up stairs iu C am pbell’ a build- fencing.
The houses are eight feet square. square miles, or from 07,200,000 to 83.-
lug.
Four sixteen inch boards make the 840,000 acres.
It Is a notable fact
DALLAS
-
OREGON.
floor, and the roof and sides are made that this is practically the same as the
o f matched flooring lined with building estimates o f the area which can be
it me remains o f a plum pudCftng or
tuo
a u^uole causei1 1
paper and that covered on the inside reclaimed by irrigation—that is, the
by thè execu tive use of thè weed. i any t ort o f * snot pudding are not pre­
with common lumber. The houses are area east o f the one hundredth merid­
N. L B U T L E R
W hen thè smoke r dcvelops luto a “ elg- j sentable for another serving they can
set to front south. There is a door In ian which can be reclaimed by drain­
arette tioud” thè : er\Ices o f n physi- j be made Into little balls. Brush wtih
Attorney-at-Law
both north and south ends and a w in ­ age equals that west o f that line which
eira, ore upeensar;.;, but b e in e this melted butter and lemon to moisten,
dow iu the south end, the latter being i can be reclaimed by irrigation. ..
D A LLA S , OREGON.
polut I h reaoh- d thè henrt ma.v he per- then wrap each In a paraffin paper,
manently injurcd.—Baltimore Herald. j tevisfing or tying tight; set them in a
W ill practice in all cuurla. Office, hinged at the top with a rope and pul- j These w et lunds have received for
ley attached, so that It can be swung 1 centuries the alluvial deposits from the
steamer
anil
steam
nnlil
h eabl
n er bank
up out o f the w ay when it is open. In streams which overflow them anil the
through: take from the paper a id
B U R Y IN G T R E E T R U N K S .
A N o vel T lioalt'r.
cold weather and early spring if neces- j vegetable mold from the rank growth
Probably the most novel tlienter In s e r e with hot foam y sauce. I f 01 ; ?
sury the south openings are opened, ’ which covers them, so that when re­ B e n e f i t « o f U o iim liiiK : W i t h K u r t li.
tln> world t*_tl!'il: willed was recemi.v Inis not quite enough pudding for tne
A n I n s t r u m e n t T I in t T e l l * t h e D e g r e f
T h e R o o t i<'ee«lln|g: S u r fa c e .
also closed, fresh air being secure ’ 1 lieved o f their surplus w ater they are
opened at The!e. In Geruniny. Tho the­ serving .el l l I cten egg. a few raisins
o f A tn io «i»lte r Ie Im p u r it y .
Ill informed d ilti\ a lo rs have but a
through the ventilator in the roof by I among our most productive lands.
and a little Icuion Juice to Host.:«
TRUCKMAN.
A clever « wish inventor ha« origi­ ater I» on the trammlt o f n monntnln
fain t idea o f the reasons why trees
carrying the ridge a trifle higher than They have not been reclaimed because
brown lirci d crumbs; m ix with tLo
nated an instrument which tells the and la surrounded on all sides by steep
D a lla s : O r e g o n
the sides that comprise the roof.
o f the expense involved and the avail­ should not be deeply planted. It is exact condition o f the air In a room— rocks, the cents for the audience are pudding to make the desired quantity.
In hot weather the houses are con­ ability o f other lands which required
not because o f any Injury to the that Is. its degree o f impurity. It Is hewn out o f the roek end ucannino | The addition w ill not be detected, for
.1 fan aliare oí patronage solicited verted Into summer resorts by leaving ! less outlay to bring them under culti­ trunks, but because the feeding roots generally believed that if tbe air iu a date l.uoo persons, and the stiige. tin pudding w ill tie quite as good.
both doors and windows open. Each 1 vation. hut the exhaustion o f the sup­ need the oxygen o f the atmosphere
< ini all o-ders p rom ptly tilled.
room Is bad it will be sufficiently no­ which Is nlso hewn out o f the rock, Is
house Is nicely painted with tw o coats I ply o f other lauds and the nearness of
k to w t o N n l u S u r p r is e W a l s a t l .
in the preparation o f the food just us ticeable to the persons in the room cltthty feet long by fifty-four feet
and trimmed in white an 1 costs com­ these wet lands to markets and lines
Split Kngllsli walnuts In halves, tak­
without the aid o f any instrument. But wide. No urtili« Utl scenery is used, hut
much
us
the
leaves
do.
fco
far
as
the
plete about $ 10 . The houses are set up 1 o f transportation are making their
ing care not to crush the shells, and re­
trunk is concerned, burying under the if one slops to remember how quickly the background Is form ed by tbe dense move ill«* meats. Gild the outside o f
on blocks in summer to keep the floors drainage profitable.—Dr. Elwood Mead.
forest and by the outlines o f the moun­
the
suffocating
odors
in
a
crowded
earth is a benefit rather than an in­
dry. and in the w inter time they are I
Hit- halved shells and dry them. These
tains In the distance.
jury. I f it w ere possible to have the room are perceived hy a person enter­
make dainty receptacles for small
P re v e n tiv e F o r B o re r*.
Leaves Indepcndence for Monmouth and Virlie — drooped to the ground and banked to j
ing
from
the
pure
air
outside
he
will
30 a in
3:30 p in
keep the wind out from under the floor, i I find that an effective preventive for
stems or trunks several feet beneath
Christmas gifts, jew elry, money, cau­
,
C u l i n a r y t’ r o g r r . . .
see that this state o f things might be
Leaves Independnce for Monmouth and Dalla —
borers In peach trees is the use o f wood
the surface and the roots only a few remedied by this new invention. The
: 1 0 a m
0.15 p in
Gerwnns have long since iiecustomed dles, raisins or caraway Heeds. Fill n
Leaves Monmouth for Airlie —
half shell with the g ift or candles, in ­
ashes. Put h alf a. peck or more o f un­ inches the vigo r o f the tree would be
DRAINAGE O F LAND.
Instrument consists o f an air tight us to the edible fork, and now. sc.ys a
.69 a m
3:50 p m
bleached ashes around each tree, heap
enhanced thereby.
Hut. though this glass tube in which is a red fluid. A contemporary. Dnglish betel keepers sert a loop o f baby ribbon by which to
Leaves Monmouth for Dallas—
■ 20 a m
7:30 p in
Or. E I itooi I Meml. Dm i mure E xpert, ed up around the body o f the tree. The
is impossible, earth on the surface cun bent glass tube Is inserted ill this fluid, have started nn edible menu card. It hang the nut to tho tree and glue to it
Leaves Airlie for Monmouth and Independence-—
Anser4» It « Im portance.
egg producing the borer is laid on the
be heaped around the trunk to advan­ and up this tube the fluid runs, to drop is made o f biscuit und not meant to be the eorros|iondlng half shall. For va­
:00 a in
5 p m
Leaves Dallas for Mm uou<>i an time ondonce—
There arc large areas o f land which • bark o f a tree just on top o f the
tage as long as w e do not bury too at the rate o f tw o drops a minute on eaten, o f eonr. e. r.r.:i! the mid o f the riation the shell may lie painted to
;00 p in
7 30 o m.
alw aj’s receive too much water, large ground, but this Insect w ill not work
great a root feeding surface.
This to a cord which Is stretched by a meal.
A menu eartt and a al isi o f represent old women’s faces and a tian-
areas which never receive enough and in the ashes. I am satisfied that it is
was well exemplified nearly half a weight. This fluid possesses the prop­ wine will, hb'.vc v iti-« h '- '. d . satis­ t h ’Dl penwipers or needlebooks or
vet larger areas which have sometimes the lime and potash that the insects
*. C. G R A V E N
H. K. WILLIAMS,
century ago b y a peach grow er near erty o f changing color when submitted fy many wlm 'i'.c a
. lunch. I f them penwiper» or needlebooks. or
Freaitieui.
(ashler.
too much and sometimes too little w a­ object to, says a Southern Cultivator
Cincinnati tuimed Holm nr.
lie had to the action o f carbonic acid gas. The progress is r, 'be a. m r «..• c lices we they may contain Hniustiig mottoes and
W. C. V a S S a LL , a s s i s t a n t C a s h i e r
he piaeisl. ungilded, with other uut< at
ter. Only by n proper control o f the correspondent.
earth by the cart load heaped around more o f this gas there Is in the room shall soon have e h « , ? W eilers. -Don
UALLA5
Li i l
uAiMl water supply can these lands be made !
dinner.
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his peach trees. Ills orchard had the the more pronounced the change In the
OF DALLAS, OKhOON,
to produce the best crops, and such a I
appearance o f being covered by minia­ color o f tiie fluid.
M a il'» W o r n l>.v M m .
ture haystacks. The grow th and gen
I'ransacts a general banking uusi- control includes both irrigation and | The fashion o f men wearing muff*
W ith this fact in mind the principle
eral health o f the trees were so re­ on which the Indicator works is easily
icss in all itb branches; buys and sells drainage, some lands needing one. ; was imported from France or lio lia i
markable
that
the
ow
ner
was
moved
In the days o f the Merry Mono- eh
iACliange on prin cipal p oin t» in the
understood. The drops o f fluid as they
to secure u patent for tbe idea. The fall on the string change it according
They were usually slung round t >
United s ta te s ; m ake» collectio n » on all
patent
would
not
hold.
No
one
could
neck by a silk ribbon, as may be »•**.
¿oint» in the Facitic N o rth w es t; loans
to the condition of the atmosphere.
be restrained against earthing up a Should the atmosphere be pure the
in old prints.
noney and discoun t» paper at the best
fru
it
tree
any
more
than
eurthlng
up
In a ballad describing the fair upon
ate» ; allow interest on tim e deposit».
string remains red all the w a y down.
a row o f celery. But It was a grand Sho Id it be slightly tainted the top of
the Thames during the great frost o f
object
lesson,
and
be
deserved
some
1U83-H4 mention is made o f—
the string appears white. The fouler
recompense. There can be no doubt t ie air the longer the white mark on
A pperk of the Bar. with his cano uv
that
It
would
be
to
the
advantage
o
f
or
his muff.
e string. By the side o f the string
chardlsts generally to have mounds of
utifi nn Indicator, graded to show the
J'epys, in his diary, under date ¿v*r
RAILW AY
earth
around
the
base
o
f
their
fruit
•xm-t condition o f the air. The highest
30, Id cj, says: “ This day I first dir!
trees, and It Is surprising that such
TIME TABLE:
oint on the scale marks “ pure,” the
w ear a nmffe, being my w ife 's } is:
1 20 p in 7:30 a
in
lv Dallas ar 4.35 p
m 9.55 am
good
practice
is
so
gene'
illy
Ignored.—
next “ passably pure,” then “ bad” and
year’s muffe, ami now l have bom b
1:3d p m 7:40 a
in
Iv "Teats Sidinifar 4:20 p
n» 9:39 am
Meehan.
1:89 p in j 7.49 a
n>
lv Gilliams ar t; 17 p
in 9: tfi am
from there down to “ very bad” and
her a new one. This serves me very
1:46 p nil 7:hr mjtv*Bridgeport ar 4:10 p ni|l*:30 am
“ extrem ely bad.” The instrument ha«
well.”
1:65 p m|d:03 a n ar Falls City lvi4:00 p in¡9:20am
H o w #o I m p r o v e f l i c V o i c e .
been thoroughly tested and found to
In H ogarth ’s picture o f “ The Worn
Daily except ^unday.
There is nothing more attractive than
'Trams stop on signals only.
nn Swearing the Child” the husband
work perfectly.
h
musical
speaking
voice
In
woman.
I
LO U IS C E R L I N C E R , JR.,
Is shown with a muff fastened hy a
il<
notes
refinement
and
culture,
and
General Manager.
book to his girdle, and i i Taste 1”
■■¡a S i c ) l o r d o f n e l i n k e .
hj the exercise o f certain muscle* it
H igh L ife ” the I d ».in carries a larg\
PO Y E A R S *
“ Ysayc. the violinist." suit! a musi­
can
be
brought
to
perfection
as
wo,I
n>
E X P E R IE N C E
iniffif.—London Tin - s.
cian. "U a follow with some cliuracter-
the singing voice. T o accomplish thri
Isli. s. Usually, for Instance, he is shy
throw out the tongue as far as |H*«si-
T h e Mctiikey And fl»e Book.
and quiet. like a little girl, but i f ruf- j
T IM E T A B L E
A story is told o f an rm in a it natural­ 1)1 b , then turn it back, touching the
fled or annoyed lie is different.
ist (I forg *t his uantei who was hoping pa ate with tip o f tongue. This Is the
"lie was playing at my house on«
CORVALLIS MAIL—DAILY
leading eserclse o f several others.
to
dowlot;
tl;o
Intelligence
o
f
a
mon­
night. Among my guests was mi elder
7:30 am Lv........... Portland...
. Ar 5:50 p m
key
to
whostf
education
he
was
devot­
10:4« a m Lv............. Derry___
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+
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. Lv 2;13 p m
ly woman -ugly enough, It la true—but
I RADE. IV IA R r S
11:45 pm Ar......
(W vtfflt...........______
Lv 1:20 p
ing h:n:-"“ !f. One «lay he saw with do
M AR KET REPORT.
a passionate lover o f music. As Ysnye
D esig ns
At Albany and Corvallis connect with train*
, o p yr ig h t s A c .
light that the monkey was sitting at
C
Oregon Central ami L*«ter» railroad.
played, tills woman drew closer and
REPORTED WEEKLY BY
Anyone aendin* a ekelch and deacrlptlon may
closer to him. She was Interested In
quickly Moertnln our opinion free whether an the other end o f the room turning ove-
DALLAS PASSENGER—DAILY, F.X. SUNDAY
LOUGHARY A ELLIH
Invention t* probably patentable. Com mimic*, the leaves o f a valuable book on en
bis score, and to read It the better abe
tlonn atrlcfly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patent*
N p m L f............. Portland.............. A r 10:20 a tu
Wheat, per bushel. $1.
tomologv and looking at the plates with
sent free. Oldest naency for aecurlne parent«.
:29pm Ar............. Dalla*............. Lv 7:00
almost laid her head against his. Her|
Patent* taken tbrouKh Mumi A Co. receive
Bran,
per
ton
|22
•>
()
apparent
Interest.
Hut
on
going
nearer
tpecial notice, wlihoot charare. In tbe
chock and ids almost touched.
Kirkpatrick brick, Dallas.
YAMHILL DIVISION:
S h orts, per ton, #23.
he saw, with dismay, that the monkey
Passenger depot foot of J.-fferson street
"Y sa yc was very angry. Suddenly
AlltUlS FREIGHT—TK! WEEKLY
Oats, per bushel, Lr> cts.
was turning over the plates In order
he stopped playing. li e took out his i
7:40 a m ..... Portland
Arrive 3:32 pm
A handsomely lllnutmfed weekly. I.nrireet oir
Flour, per b a rre l,#4 20.
handkerchief, and lie wiped the wo­
.aa/ot:50pm......... D a a- ...... Arrive 8.20 a m
dilation of any scientific Journal. Term». t3 a that whan he came to a particularly j
tmvd 6:06 p ua ..... Airlie...........Leave 7 00 a m
year : four months, |L Bold by all newndeiCern. large oeetlp or butterfly he might pick
Flour, per sack, #1 10
man’s nose with it.
"^
r v V ' T ir lm
1
It out anil eat It. As tne peper could
Corn meal, #2 60 per cwt.
"Im agin e the scene. Kverybody start
Branch
Office,
0
2
6
F
St,
Washing
>
n
.
D.
C
not
have
had
a
nice
taste,
I
think
hej
Foutoes,
per
bushel,
T6cts.
ed hack In surprise. Y’ saye. too, start­
V. .1. M A R T I N ,
may have b »en actuated rather by the
Butter, per pound 26cts.
ed I sick, apparently surprised beyond j
5W L
fun
o
f
the
thing
than
by
a
mere
de­
Lard, per pound ,124 cts.
measure.
j
L . N . W O O D S , M. D
P A I N T E R ,
praved appetite. Perhaps he was veri­
•••Gbi’ lie said. I beg your pardon. I
Bacon ,sides, per pound, 15 cts.
H«iuse, nign *n<l o rn am en ta l, grain j
fy in g the like method o f learning among
Your nose was so near my face thst t
Physician and Surgeon.
Hams, per pound* 16 cts.
the philosopher* o f Lapata.—Lntido i
thought It was iny own.’ " —N ew York
Shoulders, per pound ,9^11 cts.
ig , k aU om in g and paper h in g in g .
Spectator.
I Tribune.
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Dulia*. Oregon.
Eggs ,per ilozen, 26 cts.
allas .
•
-
O regon
Chickens, per dosen #3(##5
11« u to Yf:tIce n C 'h rla lm
R « y * l T ^ r f.
T h e T oh sfi-s H eart.
Dried fruits . per pound , 3(S$ 10 cts.
Make n very r'.Hi pie <*m*t. cover the
J. K B iri . st .
H. C.
It ia estimated that about 20 p<*r rout
11 HI
R-I-PA-N-S Tabules
Beets, per pound, 14 cents.
to-tom o f ii pie tin with It and bake.
o f the young men who reeently applied
make
n
thick,
rich
com
et*reh
Turnips, per pound, H cts.
S IB L E Y Ä K A K I N ,
Doctors find
to enter the Naval academy have failed
-ANYTHING
niita**d nml while hot |>onr upon the
Cabbage,per pound, 3 cts.
BST-jammea.-.
■■■■ ■—. iN’OtlR-UNE.
tt-rrr.
"W
in the physical test, and the failure
A good prescription
V
t - 1 .ji \ v.
I ¡« m is t. fJnrnish with candied clier.
Onions, per pound, ^ c t s .
1 was largely due to the use o f tobacco,
For mankind.
t va and angelica and set nwny in a
Beans, per pound ,
cent*.
resulting In the Irregular beating o f the
We hare the only *«t of ahatra» t b«*okf in Polk
fdovA/ s
Ike 6 cent isv-kof• ia enough for ttsmtl occasion* I mnyv. Reliable abstráete farniwhed. and money to t * 7 cold pl.«ro to become «tiff.
heart. Nowadays physician* siieak o f
Com meal, per pound,3 ct»
M f»i»ih- Settle, 90 cent*, coateine a npph for * mo. No c* -mmisciee charged on loa..« Rootna 2
xll dnwr*tst* *etl them.
Hay,
per
ton,
#8«#12.
i
od 3 W H*on's Mock , Dalla*
I
ttarney and Counselor at Law,
1
j
ELLIS
Si KEYT
DALLAS, OREC.
W.F. MUSCOTT,
*3 IMA TIME TABLE.
SALEM, FILLS CITY i WESTERN
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
P atents
'WP1
ANNOUNCEMENT!
R. Jacobson & Co. will be­
gin remodeling their store in
a few days and their new
stock of drygoods will be
opened about February 25.
or sooner.
THE HUB CLOTHING CO
Scientific American.
MUNN S Co.3818™**"’ New Yort
Y o u r Tim*