Polk County itemizer., December 22, 1905, Image 1

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IE R M A N E N T M EADOW S
s h o u ld h a v e
a n a n n u a l d re s s in g o f 5 0 0 p o u n d s p er
a c re o f a fe r t iliz e r c o n t a i n i n g e le v e n p e r c e n t .
and
te n
per
cent,
a v a ila b le
phos­
p h o r ic a c id .
This will gradually force out sour grasses
a n d m osses fr o m th e m e a d o w s , a n d b r i n g g o o d
grasses a n d c l o v e r s ; th u s in c r e a s in g the q u a l i t y
as w e l l as th e q u a n t i t y o f th e h a y .
Our practical book, “ Farmer's Guide,” gives valuable facts for every
sort of crop-raising. It is one of a number of books on successful fertiliz­
ation which we send on request, free o f any cost or obligation, to any
farmer who will write us for them.
Add ress, G E R M A N K A L I W O R K S , 93 Nassau S treet, N e w Y o rk
M eyer W ilso n
Pacific coast.
4 Co., San Francisco, California, ure sole »Kents for the
THE GIRL WliO
WAS TOO GOOD
[Original.]
I was obliged to leave college during
the spring o f my senior year. I had de­
voted m yself exclusively to study, and
this had broken down my health. I
was advised by my physician to go to
some quiet country place and do noth­
ing from morning till night but lounge.
I chose the village o f N. W hen 1
Final Settlem ent,
is h e r e b y g i v e n
t h a t t iie u n -
derbitfned have filed their filial account in the
m atter of the entate of Sarah ititner, deceased,
and Saturday, Dec. *33, 1905, at the hour of 1 o'clock
p. m., has been appointed by the county court of
the state of Oregon, for Polk county, as the tim e
fo r the hearing of objections to said final account
and the settlement thereof. All persona are there-
fore notified to appear at said time and show cause,
if any exist, why the said account should net he ap­
proved and the administrators of said estate and their
bondsmen discharged.
Dated this 20th day of Nov., 1905
J. R IT N f R,
L. R1TNER.
A dm in istrator of the estate of Sarah Ritner, de­
ceased .
N, L. Butler, attorney.
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J . L. C O L L IN S ,
Ulsrney and Counselor at Law,
C h a n cery.
Has been n practice of his profession in this place
about thirty years, and w ill attend to all business
otrusted to his care. Office, corner Maiu and Court
3s Dallas, Polk Co, Or.
W. F. MUSCOTT,
TRUCKM AN.
D a lla s : O r e g o n
A fair share o f patronage solicited
»ad all o-ders p rom ptly filled.
MOTOR TIME TABLE.
Leaves Independence for Monmouth and Airlie —
:S*J a in
8:30 p m
Ltaves Independnce for
Monmouth and Dallas—
1:10 a in
6.16 p m
Leaves Monmouth for A irlie —
.50 a in
3;50 p in
weaves Monmouth for Dallas—
Us» a in
i:3u p m
Leaves Airlie for Moninoutu and Independence—
<00 a in
5 p m
Leaves Dallas for Mon mom n an 1 Line endence—
i.iOQ p ui
7.30 o m.
ft. C. G R A V E N
W. G. V A S S A L L ,
P ie tn ie u l.
C u t lu e r .
HALLAS
Or
CITY
D A LLA S ,
BA Mi
v»K rAJON,
Transacts a general banking ousi-
uess in all its branches; buys and sells
’ ¿change on prin cipal points in the
United States; makes collections on all
(joints in the Pacific N o rth w es t; loans
money and discounts paper at the best
a le s ; allow interest on tim e deposits.
SALEM, FALLS CITY ¿WESTERN
R A IL W A Y
T IM E TA B LE :
sol
N.i 4
HO f
I ”* ) p m 7.30 a in Iv Dalias
ar 4:36 p
1:36 p iu]7:46 a iti ¡Iv T ea ts Sid’gar 4.20 p
1:39 p m|7:49 a is lv Gilliams
ar 4:17 p
1:45 p ii: 7^.r in IvM n d gep ort ar 4:10 p
1:65 p ntj33?i a n ar Falls City Iv ¡4:00 p
Daily except ounday.
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’ Traius stop on aic'm l« only.
o r 10.36 am
mi »0 19 am '
in 10:16 am
tu Q:! 0 ain 1
tnj til 0U am
wont there the leaves were budding,
the air was soft and balmy, the walks
were beautiful, and I gave m yself up
to strolllug. On one o f my routes there
“ COMPLETELY DISCOURAGED *• ♦
was a young ladies’ seminary sur­
rounded by a high brick wall. One Is the feeling and plaint of women who
are ’ run-down ” so low that work drags,
morning while passing I heard a voice head aches, back ackes, hands tremble,
—It was soft and melodious and e vi­
voice quivers, little
things annoy aud
dently came from a young girl—utter­
” everything g o e s
ing a string o f words that could only
wrong.”
be expected from one o f the opposite
Look the other
way
just a minute
sox:
and
see what Dr.
“ By thunder! A thousand devils! Con­
Pierce's Favorite
found it!”
Prescription h as
The expletives were not all as inno-
done for more than
a hal f - mi l l i on
eeut as these. There were many that
women In the last
would have done credit to the forecas­
thirty years.
tle. A reijetJtiou o f them would repel
What It has done
jnj f o r others it van
the reader, though to me the words
/
/ u S do f o r you.
came out with such apparent uncon­
r
IV
Believing t h a t
sciousness of guilt that I was simply
\
alcoholic, s t ii* !‘>
amused. It was like a child just learn­
' '5k
la ti«*g medicines
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were doing much
ing to talk, getting hold o f exnressions
harm, Durtor R. V.
the meaning v ( which it
— * un­
Pierce turned his
derstand. The girl did not seem to be
rag investigating mind
“* “ upon the problem
angry with any one. She was evident­
ly fascinated with the sounds, bringing of producing a remedy for the use of
weak and suffering women that should be
them out with great gusto, as w e stu­ free from alcohol aud at the same time
dents fired from out our throats the col­ E F F E C T IV E A N D S A F E .
Nature has prodded abundantly for
lege yell- I was - util*» cted to the girl
such needs and i)r. Pierce found in
without even seeing her. I pictured her native medicinal plants such as the roots
as one o f those little Imps who by their of G OLDEN S E A L , L A D Y ’ S S L IP P E R . B L A C K
roguish ways fascinate all who come COHOSII, U N IC O R N and B L U E COHOSII,
the needed medicinal properties which
within their Influence. She must have by peculiar processes strictly his own,
laughing eyes, a dimple In each cheek, without the use of alcohol, he has ex­
the whitest o f teeth constantly display­ tracted. preserved and combined in exact
ed In smiles by the parting o f a pair of proportions to secure from each its best
effect. Thus compounded his " f a v o r i t e
rod lips. Then when romping with oth­ p r e s c r i p t i o n ” is a remedy for the pains
er girls I fancied her kicking off their and drains, weaknesses and inflammation
hats, though If seen by a man she of the uterine system that lias won world­
wide fame by curing more than ninety-
would turn scarlet. W ith iny concep­ nine out of every hundred who have used
tion o f her I fell In love, and, having it properly.
In itaking this you will 7 :nmv what you
nothing else to occupy my mind, I
and take ichat, you know to be good.
d w elt upon her charms constantly. I tak*
If in any doubt as to w hat is best for
passed the school often, hoping again you, write'and ask advice of Dr. R. V.
to hear the Incongruity o f a charming Pierce. 6(fl Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.,
voice uttering such rough expressions, and reliable medical advice will be sent
you by return mail in securely sealed
but this was not likely, and, though I envelope. A ll correspondence tree and
often loitered for hours under the wall, strictly confidential.
I never heard the youthful swearer.
Doctor Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets the
Ten years later I chose a wife. I al­ favorite family laxative. One "P e lle t" a
laxative,
two "P e llets ” a cathartic dose.
ways regretted that fate had never
thrown the swearer In my way, though
I feared If I had met, loved and won
her she might have been altogether j known better m ail to marry a min­
too peppery for me. My fiancee, the ister's daughter.”
daughter o f a clergyman, was her very
M y condition was such a few days
opposite—a girl o f character, one who before our wedding that after a bitter
took great Interest In the charitable mental struggle, which le ft me awake
work connected with her father’s all night. I resolved to go to my bride
church—Indeed, what might be called a expectant and make a confession. I
model woman. A fte r all, thought I, went to her house in the morning after
my little swearer must have turned out V eillifa st and asked for her. She came
dow n with a happy look on her face,
H. C, K a k in .
J. R 8'BL ky .
but when she saw my careworn ex­
pression it left her at once.
SIBLEY & KAKIN,
I led her to the library and shut
the door.
A t t o r n c .y « - n .t - L a w .
” 1 have called.” I said lugubriously,
We htvu th « o » ly set of abstract books in Polk
“ to say before it is too late that I fear
aunty. Reliable abstract« furnished, and tanner to
No corauiiagiiuj ebaured on loa.t«. Room« 2 we are going to make a mistake, and
T a Wilson’s block, I »alias
it i better to back out at the last mo­
ment than ruin a whole lifetim e. I have
come to the conclusion that w e are too
R-I-PA-N-S Tabulea
much alike—both too steady, too up­
Doctors find
right, too serious—Indeed, you are too
A good prescription
good.”
“ So this Is what has been troubling
For mankind.
you,” ibe said, her expression relaxing.
The 5 cent pa- kage is enough for usudi occasion*.
'• family bottle, d“ cents, contains a supply for a “ By thunder! A thousand devils! Con­
All rinwrtfft* «ell them
found It!”
“ Are you” — I gasped.
“ The girl you have told rre about so
OSCAR HAYTER.
often?
Yes.
From what you said
about her I supposed you condemned
A -tto rn e y a t-L a v v .
Office up stairs in C am pbell’ s build­
ing.
DALLAS
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OREGON.
L O U IS G E R L IN G E R , J R .,
General Manager.
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N. L . B 0 T L E K
Aitorney-at-Law
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
D A LLA S , OREGON.
T IM E T A B L E
C O K V A LLI8 M A IL — D A IL Y
7:36 a in L v ............... Portlan i
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ll;45 p m A r ........
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Lv l:2 u p m
A l Al«>aiiy and Corvallis connect with tram« ot
Oregeu Central and L w ten i railroad.
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pa sse n g e r — d a il y
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M A R T IN ,
P A IN T E R ,
f . kalaom ing and |>*|>er hanging.
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Office,
N. W O O D S , M D.
Pliytician and Surgeon.
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S f/ 'i»«, aigu and o rn am en ta l, grain
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W ill practice in all courts.
>ver bunk.
Dallas, Oregon.
Y A M H IL L DIVISION:
Bass* »ger dr.KH foot of J«ff«r*on street
A IR L IE F K E I U t i r - T d l W E E K LY
Leave 7:40 a m
... Port ami
Arr; - i: 3 > p n
• »v-r S:.V) p in ...........Dallas ........
A rrive o zu a n
t m v , A 05 p nr
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Airlie
.. I^tave 7 0>i a n
OlIOOM
i ;:t or cue >.U .Veit, »<' nor p jMVlvely |
bad. Girl
/ho have spice In th »m ure j
attractive, but one never knows when ;
a taste for wickedness Is going to
make them a trial to their husbands.
Nevertheless 1 wished that my finn-
cee had just a da: h o f this same spice.
She seemed to me lo be almost too
steady. Men o f my kind, men who are
Themselves reserved, dignified, me­
thodical, always superior to tempta­
tion— because. I have often thought,
w© are not o f a nature to l>e tempted—
usually admire oar opposites. 1 felt
m yself getting a trifle wearied by ray
fiancee’s similarity to myself. As our
wedding day approached this feeling
grew upon me. Was I not about to
make a mistake—the mistake o f a
whole lifetim e? This set me to brood­
ing when I should have been looking
forward to the delights o f a novel con­
dition.
In time this something on my mind
attracted the attention of the girl who
was to be my bride, instead of up­
braiding me, as another woman would
have done, she bore my condition with
>ut a murmur. Tills only dissatisfied
me the more. “ I f she only had enough
wickedness In her,” I said to myself,
't o tell me (o go to the deuce I think
i couid be h a A s k is, she M killing
me with her self control, her piety, her
nter- d in **■’ '*•>•'
I
-aid have
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NO. 4.
Christmas Suggestions
THIS RELIABLE STORE OFFERS THE BEST SE­
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Mens Fancyshlrts
in N fg ilg e e ami G olf a very suitable
X m a » present.
a great variety to choose from at prices
from 35 cents to 50 cents.
A d m in istrator's Notice.
V n n c R ** h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t t h e i n
¿V derwigr:• ! w v on th ; Sth d.v of 'o v . . »905.
by thr ronnty cm»rt of Polk con rty. Ore.o-n. in-
i p-'int^l a lm in M n l/ ir o f »h «
of John R
, Smith, lat-.- o f Poi:< r«mnt.», »»retron. dneea» d. All
( pera»n« bolJinw
' clnim« a^nlnat Di'* r»H e«tat^
I ar« n o 'irte 11-» praw n » tl»e r m<». d»i'v veri fi«-’ a* r*
I m iirfd by law, to the and- nd.ntsd in Mo> mo ith.
**r«Yon, within «ix month« from the date of this
notice
Dated rhU 5 h dav o f Dw- . 1966
a M surra.
i Administrator o f the eetate uf
I ceaend.
John 3. Smith, de
Bald? Scalp shiny and thin?
Then it’s probably too late.
You neglected dandruff. If
you had only taken our ad­
vice, you would have cured
Hair Vigor
the dandruff, saved your hair,
and added much to it. If
not entirely bald, now is your
opportunity. Improve it.
•' I have n«ed Aver’« Hair Y lfo r f >r ov*r »•»
year*. ! am now ?i yeast« old end Ion « :» hej*ty
growth of rich hron-n hair, «lue, I Ib'.uk, «n
tlrely to Aver*« Ilalr Vlm r.”
Mrts. M A K u r i l, Fel'evlHe. III.
f l #• « bottle.
for i
G ood H air
Finest Woal Blankets.
Grey, vicuna, and w h ite blankets ah
from »3.50 to »7.50 a pair.
Silk Psttlooats.
Fancy Walatings.
A t from » 5 to »10.
Dress Gloves
A ll kinds of m aterial suitable for.
fsp ey waists ie silk, cotton and wash
at from 25 cents to »2 00 a yard.
6reat Hdkfs showing.
A ll kinds o f dress gloves both in
ladies and m en’s— at front 75 cents to
»1.75.
A ll kinds in cotton, linen and silks.
W e ate offerin g tbs best values in
lown, prices from 5 cents to » 1 each.
Haad Bags
Table Llnena aad Napkins.
Ladies end childrens hand bags and
purses— 25 cents to »3 .
Xmas Snspenders
A new assortment just in ut prices
from 25 cents to »1 25.
Bleached Lin en at 50 cents to »1.50
a yard with napkins to match
Fanoy slippers.
Umbrellas
Fancy Towels and covers.
A ll kinds of stylish slippers lo select
from — both in gents and ladies goods
from 50 cents to »3.00.
A beautiful line of fauev T ow els at
pricts from 10 cents to 35 cents.
extraordinary good
from »1 to »5
values all prices
HUNDREDS OF OTHER A R T IC L E S
S U IT A B LE FOR XM A S G iFTS NOW
O N D IS P L A Y .
COME AND S E E A L L
The Bee-Hive Store
A RELIABLE PLAGE TO TRADE.
Oregon
D a lla s
Vi!:
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H ow to cwrw Wmrtm.
Catalpa* are well known and easily
Small warts on children’s hands distinguished from other trees by their
wheu they appear in numbers can bs large heart shaped, opposite or whorl-
got rid of certainly and painlessly by ed leaves; showy, Irregularly bell shop­
keeping them constantly moist with * , ed, white or yellowish flowers, more or
lotion made by adding tw o drains ci less dark spotted, and the long, slender
seed pods which contain numerous flat,
dilute nitric acid to a pint o f water.
winged seeds. The wood Is very dura­
ble and much used for fence posts and
railw ay ties. Catalpas are propagated
by seeds sowed In the spring or by
H o w t o K e e p W a t e r C o o l.
cuttings from the ripe wood.
Btone jars with tight covers are th«
best kind o f vessel to keep purified
OI a AUKNCE M BACH EM.
H o w t o R e n d e r P o ts R e s t I* »o o f.
water In, for they are easily filled and
An English Ironmonger claims that
handled, and may be set in an ice i f new tinned pots and pans are filled
chest to cool, says the N ew York Tele-1 with water and allowed to stand In this
gram. Once cold the heavy ware keeps condition for a fe w days before being
cool for hours, even when taken from actually put Into use they w ill be ren­
H o w t o K e e p C o o l.
I f you would be well In warm weath­ the icebox. Alm ost the only objectioo k dered rust proof.
er heed the follow in g rules, »ays the to boiled w ater for drinking purposes [
is the difficulty o f keeping it cool. T h is '
Rochester Herald:
H o w to C u re
and B orn e.
is rather hard to accomplish in the
Moderation In eating and drinking.
Qprroii oil Is made of equal parts o f
Pure air out of the house and with­ summer unless you put It In a porce-! H humm I oil and II me water shaken to­
Inin lined cooler.
in It.
gether, aud It In a most effectual rem­
Keep every vital organ in constant
edy for bums and scalds. As these ac­
H o w to M a k e IH «u o e o f C ra b s.
working order.
cidents generally occur In the kitchen,
Pick Into shreds the white meat from It is well to keep the remedy there.
Take regular exercise every day In
the d a w s o f one large hard shell crab The way to apply It Is to saturate
aM weathers.
Sleep only from six to seven hours, and set In the refrigerator until ready so ip** lint or, fallin g that, any s o ft
to use. Take the body o f the crab clean cotton or linen cloth with the
going to bed early and rising early.
Dally baths, cold one day, warm the with the white meat from the shell, mixture and then to cover the injured
mince aud add to it three tabiespoon- part so as to exclude the ulr. It Is as­
next.
Regular work and mental occupa­ fuls o f cooked rice. Now add a quart tonishing how quickly the pain o f the
o f white stock, season with paprika, wound ceases after this remedy haH
tion.
Cultivate placidity, cheerfulness and add the shredded claw meat, hnat thor­
been used.
hopefulness.
oughly and serve at once.
Control passion and nervous fear.
Strengthen the will In carrying out f * * * * * « « * ♦ <
» <
? * ♦ * • ♦ ♦ * * ♦ *
whatever Is useful.
Check the craving for stimulants and
anodynes.
hei\ It appears 1 have made a mis­
take.”
With that she went on with a string
o f oaths so terrible that I put my
hands to my ears that I should not
hear
Then I caught her around tiie
waist and stopped the flow of words
With kisses.
A ll the real, practical goodness my
w ife had developed remained with her.
The spice which she had concealed
from me has been sparkllug in her
ever since our marriage.
4
H ow
Ayers
Stylish Waists.
T h e most up to date fins o f silk and
fancy waists iu town at from »2.50 to
» 10 .
All kinds of Neckwear
m
o t ic e
S o lic ito r in
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DAI.LAS OREGON DECEMBER 22. 1905.
V O L . X X X II.
P o tash
r
to K a t F r n it.
It Is a mistaken Idea that no fruit
should be eaten at breakfast. Indeed,
It would be fa r tx^ter If people would
eat less bacon at breakfast and more
fruit. The apple is one of the best
fruits. Baked or stewed apples will
generally agree with the most delicate
digestion and are an excellent medicine
In many cases o f indisposition. Green
or half ripe apples stewed and sweet­
ened are pleasant to the taste, cooling
and nourishing. Raw apples are bet
ter than liver pills. Oranges are very
acceptable to most people, but the or
ange juice alone should i»e taken aud
the pulp be rejected.
H ow
B ug g ies, C a rria g e s
a n d H ack s
M ake
A a d a la a U a
C m
e .
H ow to Clonr Brnioos.
T o prevent the skin discoloring after
a blow or fall take a little starch or ar­
rowroot and merely moteten It wHk
cold water and lay It on the Injured
part. This should be done Immediately,
but may be applied some time after*
ward with effect.
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to T a k e C a r e o f S m a ll F r u lt e .
I f raspberries are put In the refrlg
erator they will almost surely be smit­
ten with mold, and this means ruin,
says Good Housekeeping. The saga !
clous housekeeper comes to find out [
that raspberries are as certainly spoiled j
by s sojourn In the Ice chest ss th e y !
would l»e by being dropped Into the
garbage barrel. Small fruit, such a s .
rasplierries. strawberries, currants and !
cherries, are much better kept on a
broad tray carefully spread out no that
the air can circulate through them.
to
Ip muklng Andalusian cream pour
Into a porcelain vessel one pint of
sweet cream and one o f orange Juice.
Add to the mixture tw elve ounces of
sugar and half the peel o f one orange.
Infuse for one hour.
Then strain
through fine muslin, add a little orange
flower water and freeee.
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FOR THE MON TH OF AUGUST.
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