Polk County itemizer., May 05, 1905, Image 1

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D A LLA S OREGOI
V O L . X X X I.
Ayers
Better Fruits-Better Profits
A ii O h io M a n ’ s K u d P o s t A r r u a ifr c -
m e n t - R k ^ e u d v e , b n t S a tis fa c to r y .
B e tte r p e a c h e s , a p p le s , p e a r s a n d
b e r r ie s a r e p r o d u c e d w h e n P o ta s h
is li b e r a l l y a p p lie d t o t h e s o il. T o
in s u r e a fu ll c ro p , o f c h o ic e s t q u a lit y ,
u s e a f e r t i l i z e r c o n t a in in g u o t le s s
th a n 10 per c e n t , actual
A a end post “likely to be there at the
«lawn of the next century” id sketched
by u correspondent for the Ohio Farm­
er, with the following comments: A
(see Hie figure» id u cubic pit l by 4 by
4 fVcf. ill.e.l- with < .Milestones and
port! iid cement, about eight Inches of
the lop being us .-tiong as i- ustal for
walks. The post. B. Is iu three Inch
gas p’pe. well ga l' .mixed, .with a screw
c 1 » on t >p at I> cud a short piece of
fiveeighth iu -h rod, 0. throurh a hole
in the lower end. The top cud also has
live-eighths inch roil, C, through a hob'
Potash
Send for our practical hocks of information ;
^they arc not advertising; pamphlets, booming:
spe '-'«1 fertilizers, hut are authoritative 4
treatise«. Sent tree for the asking.
OEUMA.N KALI WORKS
^ Nasjan S t.,
New York.
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T H E BIG S T O R E IS G O IN G T O S E N D A G O O D ­
the medicine that brings good
health to the home, the only
medicine tested and tried for
60 years. A doctor’s medicine.
L Y N U M B E R O F ITS FR IEND S T O T H E F A IR
•• I ow e m y life , w ithout, d o u b t, to A y e r ’s
S a rs a p a rilla . It is th e m o st w o m if f t il 1 itMli-
cin e in th e v. or Id fo r n erv o u sn ess. M y c u re is
p erm an en t, hih H ca n n o t th a n k yo u eiuiturh.”
M k p . D e l i a M i W e l l , N e w a rk . N. J .
l.00 a bottle.
il G ItlglHstB,
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L a x a tiv e d o s e s o f A y e r’s P ills e a c h
, n ig h t g r e a tly a id th e S arsap a rilla*,
S o lic it o r in C bu n cery.
Crounò L m f
R. C. H U N T E R
Physician and Surgeon
DALLAS ■ ORECON
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C alls answered n igh t or day.
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M E T A L L IC EN D PO ST SET IN C EM ENT.
OSCAR HAYTER.
top end of the three-quarter inch brace
rod, E, which has a short double bend
A . tt o r n e v" a t - L a w .
at the top, as shown, so as to hold firm­
ly when iu the position shown.
For a gatepost I use a one and a
Office u p sta irs iu C am pbell’ s bu ild­
ing.
quarter Inch rod brace drawn at the
top so the eud will enter the three-
DALLAS
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OREGON.
quarter inch hole and place the brace
on the other side of the post, forming
a brace instead of a tension brace in
N. L B U TLER
the other style.
Possibly a smaller
cube of cement might hold, but I
Attorney-at-Law
wished to make sure, so used u four
D A LL A S, OREGON.
foot cube. I have four of these posts
W ill p ra ctice iu all cou rts. Office, which have been in uso nearly four
years, and they show 120 indication of
over bank.
moving or deterioration. The materials
cost me about $.r> each which some
may consider expensive, bi t for road­
way or other places where a post will
TRU CKM AN .
uhvays be needed they are not expen­
sive when durability is considered, for
D a lla s : O r e g o n
they may well he called everlasting.
A fair share of patronage solicited
»nd all o-ders prom ptly filled.
H e r e ’* to
Leaves Independence for Monmouth and Airlie —
:8«J a in
3:30 p ui
Leaves Independnce for
Monmouth and Dallas—
1:10 a m
6 15 p in
Leaves Monmouth for A irlie —
»5® a m
8:50 p m
Leaves Monmouth for Dallas—
1:20 a m
7:80 p m
Leaves Airlie for Monmouth ¡tad Independence—
nuO a 111
5pm
Leaves Dallas for Moinuoutn an i Inoo »cadence—
1:00 p m
7.30 o m.
K . K. W I L L I A M S ,
( .a s h le r .
W . C. V A S S A L L , a ssista n t C a s h ie r
L ili
liA M t
OREGON,
T ransacts a general ban king ousi-
ue 8 N in all its bran ches; bu ys and sells
exchange on prin cipal points in the
United S ta te s ; m akes collection s on all
points in the Pacific N o rth w est; loans
money and discoun ts paper at the best
Bates; allow interest on tim e deposits.
th e
Iv c r a & e
F a rm
O n e M m n S a w
h n v c b een (b u s ta iic in rd to r49 year*, 1
0.55 am i T h e y a r e n o t a a e x p e r im e n t . 1
'.);39 am ^ H old b y n il d ea lers. 1005 S e e d £
A n i m a l fr e e fo r th e asking.
'J:36-»m
:*:3o am
. M. FERRY It C0.(
D etroit, Mtch.
General Manager.
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S p m L v ................Portland................. Arl0:20 a ru
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D e s ig n s
C O S Y R fG M T C * C .
A n yon e «endtngr a skeirh and devcrlul >r • 17
oul^kly ascertain our opinion free w h e'b er an
Invention !« probably patentable. Comnitink'a-
tlons atrictly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patents
•ent freo. Oldest nyenny fo r eccttriiijr pm ent«.
Patents taken t Brough Munn A. Co. rece'.rc
iptctnl notice, w ithout chante, in UJb
D A LLA S PA88F.NOKH— D AILY’ , EX. SU N D A Y
Y A M H IL L D IVISIO N :
Paasen^er depot foot of Jefferson street
A IR L IE K R U O H T - T R L W K K K L Y
Vf* r 7:40 a m .......Portland ____A rrive 3:32 p m
8:50 p m ...........Dallas ------ A rrive 8.20 a-u
A f i r e 6:06 p m ......... A irlie ............. Leave 7.00 a :r.
Sckuiilic American.
A handsomely lltnitrated weekly
Largest dr-
eolation o f any
anyecienti
scientific journal, T erm ». 65 a
year;
year : four months, f L L Sold by all new ndeal ora
MUNN &Co.38,B’«i« ’ New Tori
Branch Office. 63S V FL, Washington, D. C
T I N ,
3? A I N T E R ,
L . N. W O O D S, M. D.
H . u u , sign aiid o rn a m e n ta l, grain
Phyiician and Surgeon,
> (, kalaom ing and paper h an gin g,
h u n .
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Doctors find
A good prescription
For mankind.
I c«at pa-kaf • '• enough for usual occasions.
asRsaiilv bettle. »< ceate. o »u U i»s a supply for a
Aii droeffots sell them.
W HEN
BER W I L L BE PRESENTED W I T H A T IC K E T
FR O M D A L L A S T O T H E F A IR FREE B Y
Ellis & Keyt, Bailas
Citation.
Final Settlement.
T ^ o T IC K IS H E R E B Y G IVE N T H A T T H E I N
13 itorsigned administrator of the estate of Mrs. M
J . H an is, deceased, has filed her final account »8
•noli administrator in thenour.ty uuurtof Hoik county
Oregon, and that said court has set the hearing:
thereof on Tuesday, M > v 2, 1906, at the hour of
o’clock in the afternoon of said nay,and all persons
having objection- to the same are notified to present
them to 8<>i«t court on or before and time.
Dated, this 15th daj of Mob., 1905.
E * N N IK H. B U TLE R ,
Adm inistiator of the estate o f Mrs. M. J. Harris, de
ceased.
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terested in said estate, greeting:
IN T H K N A M E OF T H E S T A T E O F Olt-
egon, you are hereby cited and required to
appear in the county court of the state of Or­
egon, for the county of Polk, at the court
room thereof, at Dallas in the county of Polk,
on Saturday, the llth day of May, l'JO.i, at 1
C o lln p s ib lc T h e a t e r H n i.
o'clock in the afternoon of that day, then
A collapsible theater bnt wific-ii may there to show cause, if any exist, why the
be folded into n minute apace an ‘ following described real property belonging
to said »state should not be sold, to-wit: Lots
when necessary will resume Us former 1, 4, G and 7 in Mock 3, in Saling’8 addition
symmetry has. been invented by a to the town of Ballston, in Polk county, Ore-
London milliner for the benefit of her.
sex. The bat. which has been pat j
exited. Is made on an Ingenious frame
work, whirr, can be covered with p!!
able straw, chiffon, lace or cloth—In
deed, any material save velvet, which
would crush too much to lie of service.
It can also t.*> modeled in any shape to
•uit any sty)»*of beauty.
$ Agricultural Implements
In the county court of the state of Oregon
j for the county of Polk*
j
In the matter of the estate of Patience lien
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j tley, deceased, citation.
I To John M. M. Bentley, Geo. YV. White, Ed
| Kaub, Norman Kaub, Myrtle Ktub, Flor­
'
ence Kauli, next of kin and all others in­
it
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PLOW S - W ACON S - CULTIVATORS
H A R R O W S B U C C IE S S PRI NC W A C O N S
0 Plumbing of all Kinds.
9 A ll sorts of m achine oil. Our blacksm ithing is
9 is guaranteed, G reat variety of things for farmers.
W AGNER BROS
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D ALLAS
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It Beats the Deck
W 1TNESS, the honorable Ed. F. Goad,
judge-of the county court of
the state of Oregon for the
county of Polk, with the seal
[«ea!)
of said court affixed, this 3rd
day of April, A . D., 1905.
Attest: E. M. Smith, clerk
G iv e ih e
F lo c k
How we can put *uch perfect work
inanxhip on n sliirt front, collar or c u ff
i. what everyone says tlis t exam in es
ur faultless laundry work. No spot
or fray to mar the beauty of the irre ­
proachable color and finish p u t upon
it that defies com petition by any laun
dry in the state, O u r laundry work
has reached the top notch of perfec-
j lion th at has yet been obtained.
H oom .
Overcrowding the poultry lions# Is
dangerous business and should never
T h e H e a lt h O l r l n g A p p le .
he practiced. Better kill half the flock,
The m«)st recent claim made for ap­ liens in crowded quarters get the egg j
ples is that they improve the disposi­ entiug ami feather pulling habit and
tion and make you good tempered. ore much more liable to contract dis­
Further advantages claimed for them ease. Either get more room or dispose
are that they not only, drive away all of a portion of the flock. Each bird
dlsafPfr’eable feeling:«, but they cure tit# ri.otild have at lea «t six square feet of
drink I M tobacco habits.
{’ »or .’.ptoe, and eight Is better.—Com-
SALEM STEM LiONOU
Leave orders in Dalian with J. J. FidUv
or at the Jh»y confectionery store.
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J. B. S is ttr.
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H. C, C a s is .
SIBLEY & EAKIN,
A tto r n e y *-« t -L n w ,
w. h.v. tb.sniy
«unir.
mo.
st . w r e t u n la Pots
Rslisbls abstracts famished, and ronnsjr to .
N > 'kfjBiufltfon «h*rfed on loaos.
•4 S WilorftTs MdMrT IHM—
“ Papa,” the bi'auliful girl said,
brushing the thin locks l-aok from
his temples, “ i hope you’ll never
ask me to marry that stup'id young
Mr. Uimpswich that comes here oc­
casionally.”
“ Why, bless my soul, Kdith,” be
exclaimed, “ I've never thought of
such a thing. But now that you
have mentioned him I ’d like to
know «hat's ihe matter with young
Gimps« ich. \ \ hat is your objection
to him
“ Oh, nothing in particular.
1
just thought” —
“ hook here, sis. You’ll want to
marry sonn; -lay, and when you do 1 |
don’t know any young fellow I ’d
rath<>r have for a son-in-law. He’s 1
in excellent circumstances, comes of !
a good family, is perfectly steady, ’
well educated, no had habits, tine !
looking chap— just the sort, 1 1
should think, that a girl would nat- j
orally lake a fancy to, and you might
eon-ider yourself lucky if you got
him. What’* the reason you can't j
endure the idea of marrying him?” t
“ Well, because I can’t— not be- 1
fore next June anyway.”
Skipping away from him, she
opened the door and whispered to e
young man in the hallway:
“ Come in, Alfred. I t ’» all right.”
— Chicago Tribune.
NEXT
W ASH­
DAY
Its U s e
m e a n i c le a n e r
■,r
an d w h it e r clo th es w ith
v e ry little r u b b i n g a n d v e r y little soap.
T h e daintiest fa b ric w a s h e d q u ic K ly an d
w ithout
in ju ry .
S often s the w a te r
re m o v e s g r e a s e a n d stains.
No d r u d g e r y
on w a s h -d a y w ith B A N N E I l LY E .
b in g m ad e e a sy ;
C le a n s
an d
an d
S c ru b ­
floors an d ta b le s w hite.
pu rifies e v e ry th in g
aro u n d
the house. O ne can w ill last two m onths.
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R-I-PA-N-S Tabules
DEPOSITED IN A B O X .
The Diplomatic Daughter Succeeded In
Her Scheme.
LO U I 8 G E R L IN G E R , *JR.V
6:50 p
2;18 p
1:20 p
train -
HAVE A
A LITTLE NONSENSE.
RAILWAY
C O R V A LLIS M A IL — D A IL Y
7:30 a m L v ................Portland..................A r
10.46 a m L v ................. D erry..............
Lv
U:45 p m A r .........
Corvallis
Lv
A t Albany andCorvalF-i enm eet with
Oregon Central and Kastern railroad.
OF $1 O N A N D A F T E R A P R IL 22, W I L L
M a c h in e .
lie n .
SALEM, FALLS CITM WESTERN
____________________ T IM E T A B L K:
1 2** p in 7.3u a in
lv Dallas ar 4:u;» p m
1:86 p m 7:4tt a m
lv'T eats ^klingar 4: j 0 p in
1:30 1* til j 7:4 A a in
lv UiliL» ns ai 4:17 p 111
1:15 p in 7:5r
m
Iv'D i id^epoit a: 4:10 p m
:55 p m;S:0> « u ar Falls « .’it) Iv ¡4:00 p mli>:2J*tn
I>»lly except hunday.
'T ra in « atop on signals o n ly .
CH ASE
T H E H O LD ER O F T H E C O R R E S P O N D IN G N U M ­
The cut shows a device that a Rural
New Yorker correspondent has found
convenient when running a crosscut
saw alone. The standard, A. is 1! bv 4
feet, and 10 feet 4 inches from the pin.
G, to the ground. The swing. 13, is
94 by 2 inches wide and 7 feet 3 inches
Important factors In t e production
of a superior quality of poultry, breeds
and strains and oilier conditions af­
fecting poultry raising l a ve been in­
vestigated at the Canadian experi­
mental farms, and the information
gained in connection witji testing and
hatching eggs laid during the cold sea­
son is summarize 1 us follows:
c ! r a m a s rnosKci T h a w .
The generous and gently stimulating
long. The guides, C, for B to play in.
rations given to the fowls kept in cohl
arc 3 feet 2 inches clear. The pitman,
houses did not seem to affect the
I), is i fort long and i inch thick.
strength of the genus of the eggs laid
The saw is <] feet long and projects
by them, as similar rations apparently
4 feet 2 in lies. The handle Is set
did in the ease of the hens kent in ar­
slightly slanting. The saw is bolted on
tificially warmed quarters
to the side of the pitman. The forward
Eggs laid in early D # omber by the
two bolts have large washers. Two
hens in artificially warmed t ouses
boards, E E, are halved together and
showed a greater percentage of strong
nailed to the standard. They are aoout
germs than did eggs laid l>y them Inter
.3% feet in length. The saw •‘carriage”
In the season.
is sin ply twis ntraight logs placed at a
Eggs laid bv the same ben» in early
convenient bright.
surint: showed a satisfactory nereent-
MOTOR TIME TABLE.
D ALLAS,
A PUR­
T H E SERIES REACHES 100, O N E O F T H E N U M ­
nge of ferfllity. 4but tne weakest germs.
The most striking and gratifying re­
sults were obtained from the fowls
which, like their parent stock, had pev-
i»d known warm quarters. From fifty-
five eggs laid by these fowls in early
spring after laying well during the
winter - - forty-eight strong chickens
were hatched. In contrast with this
are seventeen chickens from fifty-two
eggs la i«I by hens kept in warmed but
comparatively limited quarters.
Results were strongly in favor of
the average farui conditions.
W .F. MUSCOTT,
OF
M A K IN G
BERS W I L L BE D R A W N F R O M T H E B O X A N D
Has been 11 practice o f his profession in this place
about thirty years, and w ill attend to all business
itrusted to his care, Otiioe, corner Main and Court
■s Pallas, Polk Co, Or.
U ALLAN
E V E R Y CU STO M ER
D U P L IC A T E
attorney and Counselor at Law,
F rn a id e u t.
FRE3.
RECEIVE A N U M B E R , W H IC H W I L L
for-
J. L. C O L L IN S ,
R. C . C R A V E N
'■ é à â râ
Sarsaparilla
P o o r H e a lth
M eyer, Wils» mi Sc C o , Sun F raiifi«
eo, C aliforn ia, are s >le a gen t* for the
P acific coast.
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If your blood is thin and im­
pure, you are miserable all the
time. It is pure, rich blood
that invigorates, strengthens,
refreshes. You certainly know
AN E V E R L A S T IN G PO ST.
no . :o.
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"Gee whix! You’re slow,” re
marked the hare.
“ I know it,” the tortoise admit
ted. “ I suppose if there’s anything
in this transmigration theory I must
have been a messenger hoy at one
tim e.” — P h ilad elp h ia I^dsrer.
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