Polk County itemizer., May 26, 1905, Image 1

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DALLAS OREGON
V O L . X X X I.
IC x t m c t F l o w e r
THE
E n n e n ee .
A n y lit tle g irl m ay unike perfu m ery
in the fo llo w in g m anner: P lu ce a layer
o f the flo w e rs in a clean earthen ]*>t
and o v e r them a laj-er o f tine salt. R e­
p eat the process until the pot is tilled,
«■over closely anil place in the cellar.
K o riy d a y s a fte r w a r d strain the es­
sence fro m the w h o le through a crape
b y pressure. P u t (h e essence thus e x ­
pressed In a clear b o ttle and expose fo r
six w eek s In the rays o f th e sun and
even in g d e w to p u rify .
One drop o f
this essence w ill com m u nicate Its odor
to a pint o f w ater.
NECESSITY
OF
EMPLOYING
THEM IN ROAD BUILDING.
S tic c o n a fu l W o r k
A cc*on ii»lfati«* .1 In
M u o M o iiu b H f.'i l i n e t o flic* E m p l o y -
n i f i i « o f H la ilh il
C o l o n e l I'o p o
on llis in r a y Im p ro v e m e n t.
When the nerves are weak
everything goes wrong. You
are tired all the time, easily
discouraged, nervous, and
irritable. Your cheeks are
T h e condition o f the h ig h w ay s Is nn
hide:; o f th e progrc.sslveness o f the
people. Iu addition to the im portance
o f sh orten in g distances by b rin gin g tin-
bu yer and t e lle r closer to g eth er and
thus g iv in g (o the fa rm er a m ore avail*
able m arker fo r 1:1s produce, good roads
help ou to a w o n d e rfu l degr«»e the so­
W m ite d th e T r o u s e r s .
cial and educational a dvan cem en t o f
L it tle A n to n y , aged three, w as at Sun­
the rural districts.
d a y school in Ids first p a ir o f trousers.
T h e doctrin e o f good roads has been
A p ictu re o f several little angels w as
“ For more than 50 yearn 1 have mwJ A y e r’s
Sarsaparilla in my faintly. It 1s a i-rHiui tonic
thorou gh ly preached, and th eir a d va n ­
b e fo re th e class.
at all times, and a wo-.d.-rfHl iifd ic in e for ini
pure
blood.” —D. C. H o l t , W est Haven, Conn.
tages
seem
to
be
ho
thorou
gh
ly
recog­
•'Antony, w ou ld you lik e to be a llttla
11.00 a bottle.
c. a y k r c o .,
nised throughout the en tire country
a n gel?’* asked the teacher.
A ll drii-rgista,___ _ f o j * ____ T.p'-H1 M id -.
"N o , m a’ a m ," replied A n to n y a fte r u that public sentim ent is unanim ously
ca refu l Inspection o f th e picture.
in fa v o r o f road reform , w rite s C olo­
" N o t lik e to be an angel, A n to n y ! nel A lb e r t L o p e in flo o d ltoads M a g a ­
Why not?"
zine. T h is is tru e even am ong the peo­
Keep the bo w els tegular with Ayer’s
" ’ Cause, m a’am. I ’d h a v e to g iv e up
p le o f sm a ller tow n s and rural d is­ Pills, Just one pill e a c h night.
n v tro u s ers."—L it tle C hronicle.
tricts, w h ere they a re a w a k e n in g to
the rea liza tion o f th e d ire ct hearing o f
su pervised by skilled men. Sections o f
good roads on business prosperity.
T h e question th at con fron ts us today state roads h a ve been b u ilt in all parts
} Is not "S h a ll w e h ave good roads?” o f the com m on w ealth w ith the idea o f
S o l i c i t o r in C h a u r c r y .
but ‘‘ W h a t Is the best w a y to secure p ra ctica lly dem on stratin g to th e people
I t m ust be conceited th at an in the d iffe re n t localities the best m eth­
M kh been n practice of hid profession in thin place th em ? "
about thirty years, and will attend to all business in itia tiv e step Is to g iv e up e v e r y w h e r e ods to be pursued in the bu ildin g and
Urusted to Lis care. Office, corner Main and Court ;
the tim e w orn and perniciou s system m aintenance o f good roads, and o f la te
-* Dallas, Polk Co, Or
o f w o r k in g out a road tax. In m any the w ork has been to connect these
com m u nities n direct road ta x has been sections and thus com p lete through
substituted, the proceeds o f w h ich are roads. T h is plan has w o rk ed success­
expen ded on the h ig h w ay s under the fu lly In th at it has by these o b ject les­
su pervision o f experts. T h e su b ject o f sons interested tow n s and counties to
sta te and national h ig h w ay s has been fo llo w the ex a m p le o f the state high­
Office up stairs in Campbell’ s build­ b roa d ly discussed and g en e ra lly a p­ w ay com m ission In e x te n d in g good
In
m any
instances sm aller
ing.
proved, though th ere is still a m ooted roads.
point as to h ow much the gen eral g o v ­ tow n ships h ave purchased and are
D ALLAS
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OREGON.
ernm ent shall furnish, how much the w orkin g stone crushing p la n ts and such
sta te shall pay and w h a t proportion o f other m achinery as is necessary to
N. L .B U T L E R
th e expen se shall he borne b y th e coun­ keep th eir h ig h w a y s in proper condi­
tion.
ties and townships.
Attorney-at-Law
T h e leadin g ed ucational institutions
I b e liev e the counties anil tow n s
o
f the country h a ve recognizes! the im ­
D A L L A S , OREGON.
should m eet p ra ctica lly h a lf th e e x ­
W ill practice iu all courts. Office, pense o f construction and th at the state portan ce o f this question, and m any
should o w n the road w hen com pleted. h a ve pu t into th eir cu rricu lum a sp e­
o v er b a n k .
If I
W h ile M assachu setts lias a ppropriated cial course in road en gin eerin g.
liberal sum s fo r this Im portan t w ork, w e re liv in g In a com m u n ity w h ose in
W . C. P O L K A
it w ou ld he a good financial In vestm ent terests dem anded the Im provem en t o f
to increase this exp en d itu re on this the h ig h w a y s I w ou ld urge the para
C o n t r a c t o r a n d B u ild e r
plan, because m any regions w illin g to m ount im portan ce o f g e ttin g hold o f
Repairing and remodeling done and stand th eir prop er part o f th e expen se skilled men. U n d er them th ere should
all work guaranteed. Estimates air­ cannot under the presen t a rra n gem en t be uu.de a ca refu l top ogra p h ical su r­
mailed. Residence at south end of get a pa rt o f the approp riation and oth ­ ve y o f the region to be im proved and
its a v a ila b le road m ateria ls located and
ers cannot get enough.
Railroad street in Dallas.
T o h a ve good roads w e m ust have tested. W ith this p re lim in a ry task a c­
sk illed road engineers. T h e r e fo r e the com plished the w ork o f th e road bu ild­
ing can be su ccessfu lly and econom ical­
ly pushed.
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N O . 23.
Free Ticket to the Big Fair
Sarsaparilla
T H E BIG STORE IS G O ING T O SEND A GOOD­
pale and your blood is thin.
Your doctor says you are
threatened with a nervous
breakdown. He orders this
grand old family medicine.
L Y NUMBER OF IT S FRIENDS T O T H E F A IR
FREE. E V E R Y CUSTOMER M A K IN G
CHASE OF $1 O N A N D A F T E R A P R IL
RECEIVE A NUM BER, W H IC H W IL L
W e a k N e rv es
A PUR­
W IL L
HAVE A
D U PLIC A TE DEPOSITED IN A BOX.
W HEN
TH E SERIES REACHES 100, O NE OF T H E N U M ­
BERS W IL L BE D R A W N FROM T H E BOX A N D
J. L. COLLINS,
attorney and Counselor at L a w ,;
TH E HOLDER OF T H E CORRESPONDING N U M ­
j
BER W IL L BE PRESENTED W IT H A T IC K E T
FROM D A L L A S T O T H E F A IR FREE B Y
OSCAB H A Y T E R .
A tto rn e y a t-L a w .
W. F. MUSCOTT,
TRUCKMAN.
D a lla s : O re g o n
A fair share of patronage solicited
>nd all o-ders promptly filled.
T h e C a r e o f G o o d H ip r lm o y «.
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MOTOR TIME TABLE.
Leaves Independence for Monmouth and Airlie —
:30 a in
3:3*t .*» m
Leaves Independnce for
Monmouth and Dallas—
1:10 am
6:15 p m
Leaves Monmouth for Airlie —
.50 a m
3:50 p m
Leaves Monmouth for Dallas—
1:20 am
7:3upm
Leaves Airlie for Monmouth and Independence—
•:uo s m
6pm
Leaves Dallas for M.m.uou.
i
a.i i luue .endemic—
w00 p iu
7 30 u m.
R. C. C R A V E N
R. K. W IL L IA M S .
F i t )4 iiie u i.
I lig h te r .
W. C. V A S S A L L , a s s i s t a n t C a s h i e r
llA L L A S
OF
CITY
DALLAS,
U A A ii
OREGON,
Transacts a general banking d u s i -
ucsd in all its branches; buys and sells
jAchauge on principal points in the
United States; makes collections on all
points in the Pacific Northwest; loans
money and discounts paper at the best
sates; allow interest on time deposits.
A GOOD BOAD IN MASSACHUSETTS,
first step to be tu$cu by any com m uni­
ty should be to secure the services o f
trained men. n n le r w h ose guidance
new roa d w a y s w ou ld bo constructed
and both old and new kept in repair.
T h e w ork accom plished by M assa­
chusetts has a ttracted a g rea t (lea! o f
atten tion because o f the success a tta in ­
ed under the system adopted b y that
state. W o rk on the h igh w ays is a lw a y s
SALEM, FALLS GITY A WESTERS
R e A . X X 4 . W J L Y
S E E D S
i
id
y are not ea
experiment. J
^ Bo 1 (1 by a ll dealers. 1005 Heed £
A u u a a l fre e for t.ie asking.
D. M. FCRRY 4 CO..
Detroit, Mich.
General Ma« « f c t .
CO Y E A R S '
E X P E R IE N C E
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
T IM E T A B L E
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DALLAS PA88E.NUKH—DAILY, EX. SUNDAY
» p m L v ...............Portland.............. Arl0:S
Dallas
:20 p ra Ar.
.. .Lv 7:00
T r a d ì M aras
D c 3 i g : js
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
Anyone sending a sketch and description mtif
r*
nnickly ascertain our opinion free whether
invention is probably patentable. Common!
lions strict iy confidential. HANDBOOK on I* tci %
sent free, oldest agency for securtu* pat. uts.
Patents taken through Menu A Co. receive
tprritU notice, without charge. In tLb
S cie n tific A m e ric a n .
YAMHILL DIVISION:
Passenger depot foot of Jefferson street
A IK LIK FRBIUIIT—TKI-WEEKLY
A handsomely Illustrated weekly. lerpest cip
vs 7:40 a m ....... Portland........ Arrive 3:32 pm
culatlon o f any scientific journal. Terms. $5 a
ve 3:60 p m ...........Daila* ....... Arrive 8:20 a m 1------ four months, |L 8o’d by all newsdealer*.
vs 6:06 p in....... Atrlie.......... Leave 7 00 a m
" 1 :J.38,B"**w Hew Yort
Office. 625 F SU Washington. D. C
A.
J.
M A H T IN ,
L. N. WOODS, M. D.
P A IN T E R ,
H »us e, sign sml ornamental, grain
Physician and Surgeon,
■g, kalaoming and paper hanging.
»A L L A S ,
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Tabules
Doctors find
A good prescription
- For mankind.
r
Dallas, Oregon.
O k BO O .
-I-P A -N - s
snoufh for usual occasion«,
I m I cent pa-kags is s
ÉMÉs-illr kettle, ifi tea its, eoatains a supply for a
3. R 8 irl « t .
S I B
L E Y
ft » t h e
THE
‘V i t l n e
of
I^ m t.
M ay
lie
A e c n in p llith c d
A t t e > r n o y M
E
A K
I N
,
> a t - L a \ v .
We have the only set of abstract books in P.dk
»uuty. Reliable abstracts furnished, and money to
N O T IC E IS I1 K H K B Y G IV E N T H A T .
by virtue of an execution
and order of
u.de duly i-sued out of the circuit court of the
State of Oregon, for Polk county, on the 4th
rlay of \lay, 1905, to me directed, upon »
judgment rendered on the 3rd dav of Jan..
1905, and enrolled and docketed in the office
oi the clerk of «aid court on the 27th day of
January, 1905, which judgment is in favor of
Louise Weinhard, Anna Wessingcr, Louise
Wagner, Paul Wenninger and Henry Wagner,
: ih executors of the estate of Henry Wein­
hard, deceased, plaiutilf. »m l against Edward
Patras and Sereizia Patras, defendants, and
by which execution I am commanded to sell
the following real prrperty of said defendants,
as described in said execution, to-wit: The
south half of the north half, and the north
half of the south half of section I. township
10 south, ranged west, of the Willamette
meridian; also the southeast quarter of sec­
tion 30 in township 9 south, range 0 west of
the Willam ette meridian, all in Polk county,
Oregon, containing 4S0 acres. Also the nort h ;
half of the north half of section 1. in town- I
ship 10 south, ranged west of the Willamette j
meridi n, in Polk county. Oregon, coicain
ing 137 70-100 acres, more or less. Therefore, j
j l will on
U nder
M n u act<*m eiit.
Once in a w h ile an unusually success­
fu l co -op era tive sto re - m ay be found.
Y ea rs a go these stores, not all o f them
successful, h ow ever, w e r e numerous,
but not so today. T h e g ra n g e in those
yea rs had a m ost u npleasant expert
en ce in those lin es and since lias ca re­
fu lly insured the financial fo o tin g o f
such co o p e ra tiv e en terp rises before
establishm ent.
T h e F a rm ers’ S tore com pany o f
Bl.»oilier. W ls., Is a n otable excep tion
to the a v e r a g e rpn o f co-operative
stores.
It sta rted In a v e r y m odest
w a y In 1892 in the w oodshed o f a fa r m ­
er. I\ L . Scrltsm ier, president o f the
com p an y then and now. T h e business
n ¡w occupies tlirc e floors o f a brick
block 72 by 80 fe e t and a la rg e storage
w areh ouse besides.
T h e r e Is now a
paid up capital o f $75.000. Sales last
y e a r w e r e $210.400, u net gain o f $15.-
01", or 20 per cent on the ca pita l a fte r
sellin g m erchandise at a p rofit o f only
12; _. per rent.
So fa r this y ea r the
sales a re 9 per cent ahead o f the sam e
period o f last year.
On Jan. 1 lost
m erchandise on hand in voiced at $02.-
000, and the m erchandise Indebtedness
w as only $25.77 and no oth er debts e x ­
cept cu rrent ones to cream ery patrons
anil a fe w to stockholders. In eleven
years, ex clu d in g la st year, the com ­
pany has paid 300 per cent to Its
■ to r k h o ld m . T h e cre a m ery in connec­
tion w ith the store ms nn fa c to re d and
sold $00.000 w orth o f bu tter In 1903.
d. C, E arix .
A
Sheriffs Sale.
CHANGE
G ood
L O U IS G E R L IN G E R , JR.,
CORVALLIS MAIL—D AILY
7 30 * m L v .............. Portland............... Ar 5;.'»0 p in
10 4« a 111 L v ................Derry..............Lv 2.18 p m
11.45 p ni A r........
Cor va. iid.......
Lv 1:20 p in
AC Albany and Curvalli* connect with trains of
Oregon Central and Eastern rat I mid.
Adu
Som e
Ooo.l roads add ve in :' t > e ery acre.
Th e- p ra ctica lly b rin g th e cou n try and
city :og< t er . 0 th at the present c r o w d ­
S at u r d a y , J u n o 3, 1905,
ed, u nw h olesom e conditions m ay be j at the hour if 1 o’clock, p. *n. of said dav, at
avoid ed and ch an ge d re a ry country lifo the front door of the Court House in Dallas,
in said Polk County, state of Oregon, sell at
b y ea sy vis its to the city .
public auction to the highest bidder for cash
in hand, all the right, title,and interest of said
defendants, of, in and tosaid real property, or
so much thereof as may be necessary to satis
fv said judgment, to-wit; Three thousand
($3.000) dollars, with interest thereon at, t V
rate of *i per cent, per annum from the fith
day of Mav, 1903, until paid, also two hun­
Conducted by
dred ($200) as attorney’s fees, and nineteen
J. Y/. D ARRC W . Chatham. N. Y „
and 50-100 (19.50) dollars for oosts and di®
bursements, and the accruing costs upon sa.d
rress Correspondent New York Statt
writ.
Grange
Dated at Dallas, Oregon, M ay 4, 1905.
J. T . FO RD ,
Sheriff o f Polk County Oregon,
S U C C E S S F U L C O -O P E R A T I O N
W liu t
h ave bc.ni the stuiiuatTl lor 49 years. i
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1 20 p m|7:30 a in lv Dallas
ar 4:33 p m 9.65 am
1:36 p ni'7.40 a m lv'Teats Sidingar 4:20 p 111.9:39 am
1:39 l> iu 7:49 & in lv Gilliams
ar 4:17 p m 9:3« am
1:46 p m|7:.'»r m lv'lirulgeport ar 4:10 p ui,9:30am
:65 p ia|8:0~> a -njar Fills City lv|4:00 p m 9:20 am
Daily except Lunday.
•Traîna atop on aigiiah only.
I t is conceded that the bu ildin g o f a
good road is lit tle m ore than the first
stop, fo r p ra ctice sh ow s th at any road,
h o w e v e r w ell built, w ill g o to pieces un­
less con stan tly w atch ed by com petent
men and a t the first signs o f break in g
dow'.i the proper rem edy is applied.
T o o much a tten tion cannot be g iven to
I'u iinir filin g the roads w hich h a ve been
built at grea t rvp ctr 0.
In fo re ig n
countries the roads have constant care
und attention, w hich accounts fo r the
ft e t that they a re good t' e y e a r around.
Ellis £ Keyt, Dallas
O ve rsee r G eo rg e A. F u lle r says that
then- 1« np w artf o f $600.000 lnv#.t»<l
In gra n g e b n ll» in N ew Y ork »Ut*.
O ne at H e rk im e r coet $12.000.
Sheriffs Sale.
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 attachment-execution and
order of sale issued out of the circuit court of
the state of Oregon for the county of Polk,
on the 13th day of May, 1905, to me directed,
upon a judgment rendered in said court on
the ilth day of May, 1905, and enrolled and
docketed in the office of the clerk of said
court on the 13th day of May. 19u5, which
judgment is in favor of the halls C ity Mer­
cantile company, plaintiff, and «gainst. A r­
thur H. Watkins and Knee A . Watkins, de­
fendants, and by which execution l am com­
manded to sell the following real property of
the said defendant, Hose A . Watkins, as de­
scribed in said execution, to-wit: Being part
of the donation land claim of Theodore C.
Thorp, notification No 6,743, claim N o. 55,
in townshipfi south, rang«* 6 west, of the W il­
lamette meridian, in Polk county, Oregon, be­
ginning at a f>oint on the west line of a pub­
lic road, which is uorth 65 minutes east 220
feet and n«*rth 2ti minute« wt*t :!H0 feet »roni
stake No. G, at northwest corner o f Falls
City town plat (south), thence along west
side of public mad 150 L et to a Und or change
of course in the road, thence about west along
south side of road 176 feet to a stake, thence
south 200 feet to a stake or corner of Albert
Harrington’s land, thence north 69 minutes
east 47 feet to a stake, thence n«»rth 64 min­
utes east 110 feet to place of beginning^ con­
taining 38.743 square feet of land. There­
fore, l w ill on
8 a t u r d a y ,J u n e 17th,
1905, at the hour of one o'clock, p. m., of said
day, at the front door of the court house, in
Dallas, in said l ’olk county, state of Oregon,
sell at public amotion, t « the highest bidder
for cash in hand, all the right, title an«l in­
terest of the said defendant, of, in and to
said re»l p r o b ity , or so much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy said judgment,
to-wit: Three hundred, fifty-seven and 45-
100 (9 X 7 45) dollars, with legal interest there
«.n from the 8th day of May, 1205, until paid,
together with seventeen snd 50-100 ($17.50)
• foliar« for cunts and dfcbun^menU, ami tl»s
accruing costs ujion sai«l writ.
Dated at Dallas. Polk county, Oregon, this
19th d*y oi M *J. 1906.
J. T . V O R D ,
Sheriff of Polk county, Oregon.
15 n it* *
About
ln c u l»a t o r s .
F irst co m p ly w ith the m an u factu r­
er's direction, as you can l>e sure th at
he w ill g iv e the best a d v ic e possible us
to the running o f a m achine that he
has p ro b a b ly stu died o v e r fo r years,
says the Feather.
Th en be sure th at you h a ve placed
the m achine p e r fe c tly level.
K e e p the lam ps w e ll trim m ed and i
use th e best o il you cun get.
R e m o v e a ll in fe r tile eg g s on about
the eigh th da y and on they fifteen th
retest them.
C om m en cin g w ith the second day I
turn the eggs nigh t and m orn in g until ]
the eigh teen th day.
D o not open the m ach in e w h ile the
chicks a re hatching.
I t is a g ood th in g to let the ch icks re­
main in the incubator f o r r. d a y at a
tem peratu re o f r.bjut 92 decrees.
G iv e tliCM their first fe ed w hen re­
m oved to tiie brooders.
G iv e the. i fo r a fc -‘da ys fine gra vel,
stale brcadcrpnib : and hard boiled
eg. s, a fte r tli t boil. .! ve .e aLlea.
cracked whe: I. m eal, bran am i green
ci ■ >er cui fine. A s they g r o w they can
he fed w h ole m eat and oats. G reen cut
bone e ml m ilk ¿¡Is > is good fo r them.
N e v e r fc*d w et. shoppy 1 >od.
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P L O W S - W A G O N S - C U L T IV A T O R S
H A R R O W S B U C C IE S S P R IN C W A C O N S
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It Beats the Deck
ii«n v w e can p u t su ch p e rfe c t w o r k ­
m a n s h ip on h s h irt fr o n t, c o lla r o r cu f
is w lm t e v e r y o n e «a y s th a t e x a m in e s
«•Ur fa u ltless la u n d ry w ork ,
N o spot
o r fra y to m a r the beau ty o f the irre-
proH cb.ihle c o lo r and fin ish pu t u pon
it i» *t, o .h e s e m n p e titio u b v an y la u n
d r y in th e s la te . O u r la u n d ry w ork
Ims i -a ch e d th e top n otch of perfec­
tio n (h a t has y e t b te n o b ta in e d .
SALEM STEAM HUM
P o ii It r y .
jjO iS S lM n
.
A ll sorts of machine oil. Our blacksmithing is
is guaranteed, Groat variety of things for farmers.
F e w people rea lize w lm t enorm ous
qu an til es o f p o u ltry and eg g s a re eon-
.mmed o r h ow ra p id ly m odern m ethods
ire rev o lu tio n izin g the p o u ltry bu si­
ness. N o t m any y e a rs a go th ere w as
not a la rg e po u ltry fa rm In existence, Is ra p id ly b ein g recogn ized ns on an
equ al fo o tin g w ith our other g rea t In­
and no one b elieved ex clu sive pou ltry
'a r m in g could be m ade to pay, bu t to ­ terests, such as d a iry in g , stock raising
day ttycre a re m any la rg e p o u ltry farms and oth er agricu ltu ra l .pursuits.—T o m -
which are g iv in g a good account o f m erclal P o u ltry.
them selves, and it is d iffic u lt fo r one to /
R e m e d y F o r S ore E y e .
say w h a t the lim it Is to the size o f a j
R ecen tly one o f m y cockerels g o t a
poultry fa rm o r th e w o n d e rfu l im ­
p rovem en ts In m ethods o f handlin g v e r y sore eye, orig in a tin g , i think, from
and Helling. It Is certa in th a t the A m e r ­ a cold, am i as it becam e ve ry a n n oy in g !
ican hen Is p v ’ -iiyr h e rs elf fam ou s and to the b ird ho wn.uld scratch it w ith Ida
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ffi
L «a ve orders in Dallai* with J. .1. 1* idler
or at the lbiy confectionery store.
toes, w hich, o f course, m ade m atters
w orse, until a t last It w as en tirely
closed, and the lids stuck to g eth er
from the fo a m y substance that cam s
out o f the eye. I applied a fe w drops
o f s w e e t oil each m orn in g an d ev en in g
fo r about ten days, and th e e y e is now
In p e r fe c t con dition .—Cor. A m erica n
P o u ltry Journal.
No Prizes
No Crockery
No Souvenirs
j X tolg ËR&
N o t h i n g g o e s wi t h
G o l d e n G a t e C o f f e e b ut satisfaction.
And there is no coffee that gives such
universal satisfaction as G o ld e n G a t e . T here
is h ealth and ch eerfu ln ess in every cup.
Rich—Aromatic—Delicious.
H igh grade grocers sell it.
J. A .
1 and 2 lh. aroma-tight tins.
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