MONEY to LOAN on IMPROVED FARMS!
In this V ic in ity .
M ake application to
j
Wm. C. Borcher?, Financial A gent'
207 20» o regom an b u ildin g
p o p t i am r% _
_ nor
not well am ili trying fur? Ami alien
il iu known that il lakes iosa "Ore-
gun's Beat" iluur than uaoui lo pro-
silice lite uauai quantities iluii’t you
think a trial of a Back la Uuubly
aorth making?
,
c
i
i
j
j
SWEENEY BROS.
THE BUSINESS OK FARMING
■ t >■ K. Wassoau. k lb. 1 H C k.rr.ua B a r «
A great deal hag been gold in g Joc­
" I am growing sugar beet* and my
ular way about the razor-back hog and
h li sun-splitting abilities, but it la a land seems to be decreasing in produc­
What rotation can I use?”
very encouraging fact that lie lg rap­ tion
In some localities It lias been found
idly becoming extinct.
His happy
that beets do best following alfalfa,
hunting groundg conaigt bow of only corn and small grains A very good
Outside cleanliness is less than hall the battle.
A man may
a small part of the total hog produc­ rotation la as follows: First, wheat)
scrub himself a dozen times a day, and still be unclean Goo«J
ing area. He has been succeeded by second year, liests: then clover for two
health means cleanliness not only outside, hut inside It mean*
the more domesticated and more years, last crop being plowed under;
a clean stomach, clean bowels, clean blood, a clean liver, and
new, clean, healthy tissues. The man who is clean in this way
highly developed type of hog, which then potatoes, and the rotation re­
will look it and act it. He will work with energy and think
someone has properly dubbed "the peated. i f alfalfa can he grown In
clean, clear, healthy thoughts.
mortgage raiser.” Many farmers can your locality it is a good plan to In­
He will never he troubled with liver, lung, stomach or blood
easily attribute the possession of clude this in the rotation
disorders. Dyspepsia and indigestion originate in unclean stom­
In Montana the best rotation for
homes, wealth and all that goes there­
achs,.’. Blood diseases are found where there is unclean blood.
with, tothedomestlcatedhog Displace beet raising is as follows: Wheat,
Consumption and bronchitis mean unclean lungs.
In the scheme of industrial progress clover, oats, sugar beets, barley and
has been won not by any unusual trait, peas In Utah tiie following rotation
§
but is largely due to the fact that his gives good satisfaction: First year,
Guarranteed to wear 6 months and need no patch.ng or darning.
m
profitableness is a result of instinctive sugar beets; second year, peas and oats
prevents these diseases. It makes a man's insides clean
0
economical habits.
By nature he for forage; third year, sugar tieets;
and healthy. It cleans the digestive organs» makes pure«
N
ew
hose
given
for
any
that
doesn’t
wear
<
>
months.
seems to fit into the whole scheme of fourth year, oats, seeded to alfalfa;
0
clean blood« and clean« healthy flesh.
€ farming os a utilizer, to the best pos­ fifth year, alfalfa
•
It restores tone to the nervous system, and cures nervous exhaustion and
sible advantage, of many of the farm
0
prostration. It contains no alcohol or habit-forming drugs
A product* that woi.?d otherwise he a
1
Constipation is the most unclean uncleanliness. Dr. Pierce’ s Pleasant Pel-
total
loss.
C
0
lets cure it. They never gripe. Easy to take as candy
T H R E E -H O R S E H IT C H E S
We
can
draw
a
very
valuable
lesson
«
*
€ fr o m this all but artistic animal,
A Kansas correspondent writes! "In
0
whose only language is his squeal of
€ disapproval
making a three-horse evener for a disk,
f
and his sturdy grunt of
WHO KILLED THE BEAR.
I would like to know where the hole
0
satisfaction. He saves where others
(35c per Pair)
should be bored. Should t wo-thirds of
€
0
waste, and makes his living by rooting
ttie evener he given to the single horse
€
around — sometimes in places where
0
Light weight Lisle. Black or Tan.
BY L l-E L L A F1KLD8 AN D V S A DIXON
wanted, sometimes not. I f there is to make an even d tslrib u tV i of the
£
0
pull, or should it he measured from Vt 12 p. m. on Tuc8«lrtv night.
anything within reach that he likes
€
the outside of the singletree?”
• ,
The three of
were sleeping tight,
he usually fiuds It and proceeds to
You will e' vcrlence hut little diffi­ V hear with a great long step
make good use of the opportunity
r
About
our
te
it
he stealthily crept.
0
without any manifest concern or ex­ culty In dividing the load equally
(50c per Pair)
t?
0
among
the
horses
if
you
take
into
citement. He seems to make it hit
•Useless” with a bulldog e ir.
t,
0
business to look after small things, consideration the fact that the amount
Extra Light Weight— Mercerized Lisle.
Yelled ‘ Lou, Letter, something’ * here,
c even the holes in the fence if tiie out­ of work each horse does Is in pro|K>r The
0
M . E. preacher tolled «»til quick
tion to the lever arm or the portion
*
f
side looks more inviting.
And lat\ed lor him with a inonstrous
of
the
doubletree
given
to
him.
In
[« t ic k .
0
Profitable farming is becoming more
«
and more a business proposition in the cose of three horses ttie third
0
horse, or one which works singly, in For many hours we look« dand listened
t;
which it is necessary to look after
0
And those bright eyes how they gli^tn’d
order to do the same amount of work
the small things and to use to the l>est as ttie other two, should be given When she saw there was no show,
0
fi advantage every opportunity to pro­ twice the length of lever arm as the A iittle journey »lie did go.
i
Greaterproductiyenese o f trees
duce more economically. The best team. The length of the evener and
fi­
0
No Darned Sox for Six Months.
—larger, cleaner, and finer fruit
most profitable farmers have also the length of tiie singletrees will Our eats were all Hotli high an l Jry
fi and
#
—
more money. Isn’t that fruit
adopted systems of farm accounting, depend upon the size of the horses and
With the exception of a blackberry pie
fi or, In other words, they have become
growrere’ reasoning? Nothing
For th>8 in why «he onward went
0
also
whether
you
desire
working
them
will contribute to tnis end more
fi bookkeepers,— have kept such com­
There was nothing doing at Field’s
0
together or somewhat spread out.
than effective spraying.
And
[tent
fi plete records as to enable them to de­ close
0
For summer work the horses will
E ffective Spraying can best be
fi
termine
which
fields
were
profitable
0
attained with
stand the heat a little better If given
2 a. n». upon Dunn’s hill,
fi and which were not. T o begin with, plenty of room. This Is advisable \t She
0
went to the lien house to get a fill,
it
Is
not
absolutely
necessary
to
follow
fi
where conditions are such that more Hte tackling chicken« and barking
0
up all little details, but it Is a good room can he given and at tiie same
[iiomui
î
0
plan to do so as completely as possible. time not hinder accomplishing the
Aroused the fanners all around.
i
•
,
I f we were to go Into a manufactur­ work satisfactorily.
i
0
ing plant, one of the first things to
\d called to Carrie with an awful veil
You will note in illustration No. 1,
{
As though the heaven« had surely fed
0
impress us would be the system of
that
the
third
horse
is
given
thirty
fi doing things and the strict principles
le said l<» her, let« us go quick.
0
inches of the lever arm, while the
i
I
know the preacher is getting his pick
Effective s p r a y i n g means
of economy that are followed. All
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ^0 0 0 0 0 *K ¿ :
other two are given only fifteen. This
High Pressure Spraying and
products that can he used for other
Vml out to the hen hou.-e losing no time
till
the advent o f the Bean
purposes are saved, properly stored, d1ls* " Ce is s‘‘£ ? f‘ ct° r3' for, n,edlum
Carrie in front and E 1 henind.
,m i
.-C .
sized horses. Where larger teams are
Magics a high pressure could not
and
used
when
the
time
comes.
A
t
Alicetìraiit
le
visit
uir
in
l'oriluiiil.
CHILDREN’S CONTEST.
It should be increased L’liis i« no place for prowle.s at all,
be maintained with a hand pump
the end of each month, and possibly to be used,
Meanociuig about on tiie LaCieole.
for any length o f time.on account
Until Campbell iu ul New port.
! LITTLfc. in lN G S ABOUT THE HOUSF each day, the manager knows tiie accordingly
. 50
Bliielali Dougins..................50
o f the b o d y - r a c k i n g effort
exact status of affairs— the amount of
ue n»‘ Xt night at tire v« rv same time,
By G rach M akian S mith oi the 1 H C Servin
50
Until M iller........................50
needed to operate it. The Bean
Dr. ami Mr**. Mark I lavier and Una
bureau
stock on hand, and the quantity of
GUI Manaii' «war was i.glit in line,
____ L .
Alma Mitchell...... ............
. S Campbell went to Independence 8un-
tent spring divides the work
rward and hack wind she pranced and
tween the two strokes o f the
mi)'.
Tim e was when people who could finished product ready for the market.
B e u la h D o u g la s .
[pranced.
Every part of a great machine Is
handle and works against only
not afford expensive jewelry and real
And
fonvard
and
backward
we
danced
one-half
the pressure shown on
------
s
numbered and eacii must he accounted
Mr. and Mrs. Conn and .Mi-8 lost
Mra. John Koller, of Monmouth, win
[and dam ed. ;
the gauge and saves exactly
went to i • ubtoii Friday ami visiu-d in «r lace, ow ned no Jewelry and wore their for.
in Dallas fri uv.
A common three-horse evener
garments imlrimmed Our ancestors,
one-tnird the labor.
i Miiniay.
I f the same unsystematic methods
The M, E. preacher grabbed for his stick I
Miw* Mildred Judson returned to her
witli a foolish pride supposed to indi­ w ere practiced in factories as are used
We have these pups ia
A
n
i
Blood in position for a horrible
Uinma
Peterson
and
Kdmi
Cliffoid,
home in Salem Sunday.
Sometimes it is necessary in working
•loch and will ha pleased I*
[i.ek,
who were working in me Saiem Woolen cate birtli and breeding, eschewed on some farms, they would soon lose
Imitations. This was a protest against their identity with tiie world’s pre- young animals, or light horses, to give We in the tent both took our stand.
show theas. We cannot rec-
Harvey tlockett went to Portland, mill, were in Pallas Sunday.
Useless ltli an axe in her muscular !
Monday.
pretense, but the medicine became gress, and become nothing but idle them an advantage. This can be done
thea to* strongly.
[hand. |
Miss Forfeit«.*, of Monmouth, has worse than tlie disease. Gaudy, cheap, monuments to some man's failure. by increasing the length of the lever
Ed. Biddle went to Poitland Satur­ been yimung n»u Miles gm».
arm. There is no set rule for deter­ These are the implement;* we had for
On
careful
consideration
it
is
plain
to
day.
CRAVHN BRUS.
shoddy material is an offense against
see that with farming it is as import­ mining the amount of advantage to he
I light
John Pavia, of Snmmitt. eame o v e r1 Mr. and Mrs. liny Walker, of Inde­ good taste, but inexpensive things ant. if not more so, to keep definite given in the case of small horses. The
And
oui
eyes
were
on
them
both
day
Dallas, Ore.
on hit* wheel Saturday to wee his moth­ pendence, were iu Pallas Sunday nignt. need not be inartistic. Because you
[and night,
and strict records of all expenditures most satisfactory way is to use a num
er, who is iu tlte hospital.
Mis. Willard (filbert, < >1 Portland, lia9 cannot take a trip to Europe Is no of time, money and laljor.
ber of holes and simply shift the clevis vVe w«mld like some sleep to help us go.
But old Madam Lear won’t give us a
Charlie floekett and son, John, leit been yisiliug iiei broluel , Mr. J . i ' . Hot- reason for refusing a day's outing
The space alloted to this article until the small horse is able to carry
[.-.how
Saturday fur a visit with friends iu Wis-,
You cannot afford the original Ange- w ill not p erm its detailed explanation I the load the e,,tire dav without be
conti u.
Ida Foster, of P* riddale, visited Mrs. lus, but you can have a good print of of all the possibilities of an account- ! comilll? n' » re fatigued than the othei While we were sitting outside our tent,
P. Berg and family visited nt the | Will Collins Saturday.
it, and most of us with untrained Ing system on the farm and what It horses Some claim that the amount of
Tile following eve may we relent,
NO REASON FOR IT.
home of John Poster, of Perrvdale, Sun- i
eyes will see quite as much in the will accomplish, but carefully kept lever arm or advantage given tiie small G il Brnin will» her cubs arrived
day.
.
I (¡rover .McDonald was i ludepen-
horse should lie in proportion to the
To
see
if
we
were
still
alive.
records
will
he
at)
indei
finger
to
point
print as we would in the original.
weight, but this is not always satisfac­
Yon are Shown the Way Out.
Mr. Johnson, of Portland, passed I deuce on busmens Monday.
There Is a difference between the the farmer to loop holes through which tory because it is not taking into con And sure enough to her dismay,
through I Lilias in Ids auto on his w ay
Mra. Fred Holman and daughter, ui Inexpensive and cheap, so don't let us the profits are now slipping. He
She
met
the
preacher
on
the
wav,
to the coast
would know which are tiie profitable : sidération the physical condition o) And there she walked and sniffed and
I Pluck R o c k , M a ile d at Frank Holman’s
There can be no just reason why any
deride a thing simply Irecause it didn't
fields;
which are . the
most ’ profit I fo/*tnr
“ ie hors,‘ I 1s In
I' tt
whlch
l s \ Itoiriti
ver-v tmp' it ,rtanl
[stalked reader of this will continue t«i suffer the
Arthur Inman, of Independence, ■ Tuesday.
■
..
o v n r t/y
is.
cost a mint of money.
factor. However,
to begin vutf
with, fri,
this
tortures
of an aching hack, the annoy­
producing
crops;
which
cows
were
She
didn’t
mind
how
much
we
talked.
came home on Wednesday.
Mr. W. P MilRr took his class oi
method of adjustment does very well;
How many things are you going with­
ance of urinary disorders, the «laugers
II. C. Gordon, of Salem, was a Dallas boys and Mrs. Field’s class of girl* up out that you <anild buy fur a very hoarders, that he might at the end of other changes can be made as occasion Prancing and piancing till 12 o’clock,
of serioun kidney ills when relief is so
the season sell such animals to pay
to Kii Dunn’s Tuesday evening They
visitor Thurday.
it seeme 1 to us she’d never stop,
near at hand and the movt positive
i were accompanied by Mis. Miller ami modest sum? Suppose it is nothing their board bills; lie would know requires.
This
hear
is
getting
most
too
bold
proof given that these ills can be cured.
Mr. and Mrs Asher Coovert, of Dal­ I Mr. aud Mrs. Fields.
more than a sharp knife for paring whether lie was utilizing his horse
For hog meat her carcass must be sold. The following is Convincing proof.
ian, visited at McMinnville Hundav.
The newly elected officers of ttie W vegetables and you have wasted time, power to the itest possible advantage.
F. A. Hutton, Hoyt and West Sts., SJ
D IS E A S E S O F C o C U M D E R S
Night by night she still did come,
Jerry Morris, of Dallas, moved hi- It. M. &. ol the i.iclliodist cl urcli are: wasted vegetables, spoiled your own In this connection it might be said
lem, Ore., says: “ For ten or twelve
l i d we leit the nee«I of a great big gun, years kidnev trouble was the plague of
fumily to Falla City last week.
Reply to C. V. For
president. Miss May Shelton; recording temper, and annoyed (lie men folks that one of our foremost universities
The Rev. foi a horse di«l g«j
mv life. I suffered intensely from pain
Forest Odom, of Portland, visited at aecreiarv, Mrs. Farrington; correspond­ by trying to get an edge on a knife has just found that on a ltiO-acre farm,
" I have trouble with my cncumbers
And tiie way he traveled wasn’ t slow. in the small of iny hack and was often
the home of his aunt, Mrs. T. A. Odom, ing setretury, Mrs. W. P. M iller; irras- that was worn out years ago. Y e t for equipped with six splendid head of
eying
too
early.
They
get
some
kind
urer, Mra. N. Hughes. The nex.. meet­ ten cents—ten cents— you can buy a work stock, the average dally labor
unable to move. I doctored and trie«l a
last week.
The afternoon of the following day
ing w ill he held at kii Dunn’s Tue.-day. paring knife that will last at least a per horse was only a little over Wire« of yellow spots in the leaves and the
umber of remedies but to no avail,
Twod«Jcloi* and lanniies came our w ay
Huns Peterson, of Dayton, visited nt August (hli. A picnic dinner will he
vines
die
before
they
get
done
bearing.
and
I was in a bad way when?! used
hours for the entire year — a very
We lold them of out horrible plight
F. R. Smith and M. B. Young’« the spread and all the ladies ol Hie church year.
I
have
been
using
Bordeaux
mixture.
Doans
Kidney Pills. The/ benefited
Ho they concluded to join our light.
small
average
labor
record,
indicating
You
have
spent
hours
heating
up
first of the week.
are invited.
I used blue stone. Is this the same
me at once ami after I bad taken the
a lack of efficiency.
eggs
with
a
fork.
A
Dover
egg-beater
contents of three boxes, I was free from
Allen Miles, Frank and Elmer Me
as copper sulphate? When should So ba« k they came in their machine
Mrs. Swartz is up from Portland \is-
Well kept accounts would enable us
every symptom of kidney complaint.
Kinney and Almo Bennett went up to j itmg her daughter, Mrs. Emma Dm.n. costs a quarter, and a whip ten cents.
J libi to tee what could he seen,
lime be added to the soil?"
You are short of pans, of crocks, of to determine the most satisfactory
My health is now <»f the best and for
the mountains Tuesday.
They
brought
their
blankets,
guns
and
The
disease
attacking
our
corre­
Mrs. Long necke I* and daughters, Ada kettles, which can he purchased for wav of utilizing our dairy products.
[light that reason I cannot recommend Doan’s
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Young went t< ami Anna May, spent Sunday with Mrs. from ten to thirty-five cents. You Kxperiment Stations have found that spondent's cucumber vines 1» known as
But old motber*bear stayed out ol sight Kidney Pills too highly.” (Statement
New berg Wednesday
given January 31, 1HU6.)
I T. A. Dunn at Polk Station,
are going without spoons enougli to the cream separator reduces the loss ‘ downy m ildew ,” a parasitic fungus.
Bordeaux
mixture
Is
tiie
best
remedy
They
hung some meat upon a liinb
Miss Olive Ellis is home for a visiti
RE-ENDORSEMENT.
.Mr«. Frank O*home returned home get the table when there are guests, of butter fat per cow to one-eighth you can use; but this will have no
Old
inotiier
bear
thought
that
Loo slim
with her parents.
On November 22, BM9 Mr. Sutton
I from Jefferson Monday w here she has because you can't afford to pay eight that of the deep setting; one-twenty- effect if the fungus has gained con Said she i ’ ll wait another day.
confirmed
his former statement saying:
dollars for them, hut you can buy first of the shallow pan, and one-
Oliver Chase moved to Falla City * been visiting lier sou.
Ami give tiie parson a chance to pray. ‘ I willingly iciterateall I have previous­
artistic spoons of white metal which thlrty-thlrd of the" » '¡ U r “ dilution i , ‘derab! l headHway , ^ rdeaux n,illure
Thursday.
j
Mrs. Zeller and children have return­
should be made as follows:
ly said bi favor of Doan’s Kidney Pills.
Dr. Stauts and Bo.iman too,
no on* unless accustomed to seeing methods of cream separation. This
Mrs. J. ( ’ . Guvnor has leturned home ed from Chicago.
For young plants—3 lbs. copper sul­
Buck to their hollies they fairly (lew, This remedy cure«! me three years ago
them would distinguish from real shows that with tiie ordinary farmer
from Salem.
aud
I have hn«i no return attack of ki«l-
Mr. Hatch and family have return«d silver. Sometimes it is chins towels- who is milking ten average cows, phate, 61 I ks . lime to 50gallons of water. Lest their wives would think them uead
ney trouble.”
When the plants get older, use 4 lbs.
Or
climbe«!
a
tree
to
go
to
l>e«i.
Mis« Pearl Herald, of Salem, visited to Seltwuod after Mailing in 1 Lillà.-.
you are using worn, llnty rags; you figuring butter at the market price,
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
copper sulphate, 0 lbs lime to ¿0 gal­
Miss Faye Barber last week.
\Nan«la Daggett, of Poitland, is visit ran get all the towels you need for ten will save more than the price of a
cents. Foster-Mil burn Co.,
Buffalo,
VVe think of this trip day by day,
lons of water.
iug
Muuthe
bames.
cents
apiece.
Or,
you
are
wearing
an
separator
in
a
single
season.
I
t
not
A N. Hailock, of Monmouth, made u
New York, sole agents for the United
A n d only wish that we might stay
Blue stone Is the commercial name
States.
business trip to Dallas Monday.
old dress, too heavy and warm, Instead only Is economical from the stand-
VVe laugh with j«»y and happy we sing,
for copper sulphate.
A l m a M it c h e l.
Remember the name— Doan’a—ami
This outdoor hie is a wonderful tiling.
of the cool, fresh-looking one you I point of obtaining more of the butter
Mrs. Robinson mi l family, of Fall« could buy ready-made for from sixty fat from the milk and other methods > The beneficial element in lime is
take no other.«
R u th M ille r .
calcium,
and
it
should
!>e
applied
on
For us the camping life is best
I City visited her sister, Mrs. Suyuer.
cents to one dollar.
of cream separation, but makes it
Rev Hoveu, of Hillsboro, will arrive
With a little excitement and plenty of
soils that are acid in nature On soils
No, I am noladvlslngrheap, shoddy possible to utilize tiie milk before it
the first of August to act as pastor of | James Mitchell returned lrom Tilla-
[rest
that
are
not
in
this
condition,
lime
!
imiok
Friday.
Summons.
has
undergone
the
aetiou
of
detri­
tilings.
Always
buy
tlie
best
you
can
ttie (J.mstiaii church
|
will be of little or no t)enefit. Tiie With hunting and fishing for one kn.i ail
mental
bacteria,
to
which
it
is
very
afford.
I
f
your
meansare
limited
buy
Give
us
the
luountaiusoii
the
LaUreole.
Mrs.
C.
D.
Forrett
has
return**«!
fr«
ui
acidity
of
thwfcotl
may
be
determined
Stub McColm, of Portland, 8|K*nt Sun­ ; Slayton.
tiie inexpensive yet most satisfactory susceptible. Every f a r m e r knows
In the Circuit Court o f the State o f Oregon
by the use of litmus paper, which may
day in Dallas with his mother. Mrs. J.
for Folk county. Department No, 2.
articles that you can Only don't that milk as it comes fresh from the
L. Ca-tle.
be obtained at almost any drug store.
Mis. Ida Hayes and two chihiren re-
separator is in the most wholesome
Irene
Canavan, p la in tiff
)
make
tiie
mistake
of
complaining
be­
Notice to Contractors.
va.
V
L. H. Shultz has gone to Pnrtlaml, | turned home ."MUlfday lrom McMinu- cause these Inexpensive tilings don't condition for feeding young pigs and Press the moist soil around tiie blue
| Mile.
Frank
Canavau,
defendant.
)
litmus
paper
for
ten
or
fifteen
minutes.
where he has charge of a drug store.
lost os well as the more costly ones. young calves.
O TICE is hereby given that sealed bids w ill T«> Frank ('an avan , the above named defend-
I
f
the
paper
is
now
red
or
pink
in
color
.Sum
Mills
unti
Mr
Hood, of Ceil
N
We hear a great deal said nowadays
"T h e first thing you forget aboutan
«nt
be ia c iv t ffl by tile utiHemgnetl Up to 1
Walt« r Sellers have a little ha by girl,
trulla, uro visiting It. 1’. dtiriver'e und article is what you paid for it.” So it about maintaining the fertility of the It will Indicate that your soil is acid. o clock p. it., Tburwlay, A tigu »l 15. »1 2 , f«>r
bom Sunday.
ih e name o f the stale o f O n k a n : You are
,1. \V. Mi tel,ell'..
There are eight or ten different kinds « orstrm tion and » oin piriion o f Dallas hospit­ * IN hereby
to appear
and -n
an«
— p . a— reqnired
- . -
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aw er the
It la something you are going to ke*R soil. We all know that If grain is
al according to plans lin t speeiflcaimtis now
Dr. Bollman is remodeling his house.
com
plaint filed against you in the above en ­
of
commercial
lime,
but
where
it
is
on hand at «lie olhee ui t'. li. Morrison, a relil-
Mis. Aim Hinsli.tw* unii Ora intended
sold direct on the market that we
titled ««>nrt and -mit w ithin six weeks from
Kiel.
Aomethlng
really
won..
£hb<s
or
w
m
t
possible
to
obtain
finely
ground
lime­
Mr«. Fred Elliott’* horse ran away Hie limerai ol Mrs. liussell .ones ut
deplete the fertility of tiie land very
Each bid must l>e a«x*ompanie«l by a eerli the date o f the first publication o f this sum­
tiling which Is costing you almost as
stone, this is the most desirable form fi«pi
mons. to w it: On or before September 12, 1912,
Monday and threw herself, tier mother Durinoti 'ihursilav.
eli«*ek payable to ihe order o i the seeie
rapidly The ne*t best system of
if you fail to answer f«*r want thereof!
luuch aa the better article, buy the
to use. I t supplies the necessary cal­ tary-irea.-un i ol Dallas Hospital tor a »uui not and
ami sister out of the buggy, hut uo se­
the p la in tiff w ill apply for the re lief demand-
Mr mid Mrs. Ksthan Slow visited beet. But at the same time It is not farming is stock raising for meat pro­ cium, and yet the action on the vege­ leas (nan 10 per cent oi tne bid. and no bid w ill I ed
In
said com plaint, tow it: For a decree dis
rious damage was done.
be coiiftUlired unless aeeoiupained by such
duction, and the best of all systems
relutive. sonili ut Mu ein Sun,luv.
j solving and a nn u lling the m arriage «-ontrart
table matter is not s* severe as it u check.
a good policy to get along without
, ,,ow
and heretofore existing lietwecn the
The contractors are busy oil Mr.
for
maintaining
the
productivity
of
Tne
Board
o
f
Directors
«»f
ihilhu
Hospital
Mr. und Mrs. .lire Blierwood llave something that will help you In your
with other forms of lime.
p la in tiff ami defendant: that p la in tiff may be
Butz's new house.
reserves the righ t t«> reject any and a ll bios
the land, and at the same tim e reap
moved out to tiie ruek crusher.
! allow ed to re*um«‘ her maiden name o f Irene
W e regret to say that the Service
Wi^rk just because you cannot buy the
By order ol B mru o f I-ireruns.
Hag»*r . and f«*r anch oth er and further re lief I
profits therefrom, is dairying —not
Dr. and Mrs. E. C Kilton, of Ash­
EDITH 8TAHBDCK.
Bureau does not have Farmers’ Bulle­
I as to the court s«»eins equitable.
Mr. Wilson und wife, w ho have lieen '•B 4 expansive mode
X*»TetaT>-Treasurer.
selling the whole milk but selling
land, visile«! Dr. B •email’s Fiidiy.
I This summons by an order o f f h t Honorable I
tins
for
general
distribution,
but
you
visiting 1,. It. it i I boii , went to Amity
Date
o
f
fiist
pu
h
lnation
Angus«
1.
itui
butter «mly.
; E-i. F Coad, county lo d ge ot Polk County, i
A6
Jint Brown has gone to Newport for for u lew days.
will be able to obtain these by writing
! Oregon, made at chambers at Dallas, «ircjn n , l
Only by following some system of
! 0,1 July 2U. 1912, Is served upon you bv publics *
a vacation.
At the Presbyterian church farm accounting «'an we know these the U. S. Department of Agriculture»
J. W. Mitchell und eoo, James, left
; tion thereof, not lesa than once a week for six
• consecutive and sue« essive weeks im m ediately
Clay Fraser, of Idaho is visiting his for Albany to work.
next Monday evening Rev. Carl tilings and be able to weigh in the Division of Publications, Washington,
pri.ir to Meptcintwr 12, 1* 12, iu the !Ndk C o m -
d . a
aister, Mr#. Mulkey.
Messbaum
will
deliver
a
lectori
balance the returns from 6ach field
ty Item !Sir, a w eekly newspaper o f general
Mr». Kotiert Chase, of Newport, is
. I f we can he of further service as
em
ulation in said Polk County. Oregon.
from
each
kind
of
stock
and
from
Mr«. Hutton visited in Perry«lale ov- visiting lier husband, who is working- on the New church to which ev­
FO R F L E T C H E R ’S
Fiimt published August 1, 1912.
any time, we Wiii be p.eaaed U> hear
•very farm operation«
lure.
•r Sunday
eryone is invited.
BROWN * s m r BY.
from
you.
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v
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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This hank is please« 1 to nlacc I tl j
disposal of its customers tiler fa« * • it•*-«
gained during many years of cDnlFntnt«>
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