Polk County observer., January 21, 1908, Image 4

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Real Estale For Sale.
R.-lnw rp inn! a few of my mimerotiit lar-
mina in heal Knlate. I alhii havi; f..r sale a list
of rwiiience property tlial i very desirable at
lue prices; mu, tan e.wuuuvi. .. ...
trade Uyou want to go to some other mate.
83 acres House aud barn, tented, a anap.J 1,2
20 acres Good building, orchard, etc... I 1,H
100 acres Fine place, new 10-rooin house t S.Cuo
80 acres--Buildings, stock, lmpletneiiti,. 3.IXJ0
271 acres Well improved farm, Hentou Co j.Ol
4.i2aerws Fine (arm. well imp. " " 1T,'MU
1G2 arret Near I'urrydale, fine land, no
buildings 1 M'
If acres h0 plow land, a flue farm I 4,-VX)
120 acres Fine improved raliey Iarm....f o,wv
2W acres SK cult., river bottom land, in
Marion county '.'
92acre Well improved farm, on Little
Uickiamote I
102 acres-Well Improved, Utile I.nokla-
mute
16 acres Fruil farm near fiallnt'in I 1,'jW
2M acres-North end I'olk county, well
improved 111,'si
Vfl acres-Farm, 'iU hops, :u llml r, rent
fanninf I
3U acres-Fine soil, 100 bottom land umii-r
plow I 1 ,'
Vt) acres -Good buildings, GO plow laud..? 3,'M
200 acres Well Improved, Mil land, V
cleared I 6.000
400 acres-Near U-wisvilie, f!0 ir acre...? t.'AX;
r.i7 acres 1M i, low land. bulMiiiL'. etc..
per acre I n
10 acres -Fruit much, buildinfrs, etc.,. . . I 1,2'
M'i acres-Near lialbton, a line farm... .f ,4ii
2i.riacre-6n)il-a west of Dallas, ai I" l.uii
15 acres fcuburbnn fruit tract &"0
20 acres -8ubtirbin fruit tract I M0
0 acres-Fruit land, with buildiiiKS. I 2Mj
Yours lor Uii.-iiii K,
II. G.CAili'BKI.I,.
klDNEYSS
HOLLiSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets
A Boiy Modiolus for Emy Peopls.
Brings QulJen Health anil Renewed Vigor.
A specific forConstinntlon. Indiirmtlon. I .tea
nd Kidney Troubles, l'implen, Keenn, Iinpura
VIikki, IfuU ureal li, MiifK.Wi HOHi'lx, ileadui'lii
arid iiacKacue. ii a tt'Hjiry aimimmn lea In tab
let form, 85 cents a box. (Jcniilno made by
Uollibteb Unco Compinv, Madison, Wis.
WIDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE
CURE YOUR
Why w ill people continue to stiller the j
agonies ol kidney ooinplaiiit, backache, !
: .. . i i . . . . i i .... i i
uruiMiy uirunicrB, lauieriess, iii'ii'iaciica,
languor, Why ailuw themselves to be
come chronic invalid, when a certain
cure is offered them?
Jinan's Kidney I'iili? is the remedy to
uee, because it gives to the kidneys the
help they need to perform their work.
If you have any, even one. of the
symptoms' of kidney diseases, cure your
self now, befote diabetes, dropsy or
LriKbt'B disease sets in.
.Mrs. L. llodson. of 7J7 Aura !-t..
Pendleton, Ore., says: "I just as en
thusiastically endorse fl.inn's Kilney
fills today as I did nearly three years
ago. 1 hev relieved tne of kidney trouble
which had bothered me (or a consider
able time. There was aching pains
across the email of my back and down
through my kidneys, which were ajrjfr.'.
vated by colds w hich settled in the back
and loins and caused an awful lameness
This was niv condition when f lutein
taking (loan's Kidnev fills. Thin rem
edy banished the backache and pains
through the loins, regulated the kidney
secretions and removed everv evrimtoin
uf the trou bit', I-roui that day to this
there has been no recurrence, and I give
Doan 8 kidney I'llla all the credit. I
consider them to be the best kidney
remedy procurable and recommend
them whenever theoccasion arises,"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents.
Foster-.Milburn ('o.iud'alo, X. Y., sole
agents for the l.'niled .States.
KemcmlH'j the name Ioans and
take no other.
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Ii.i.OCJ bV-mlJ.
Cause. L?e:.'.i:n tr.i Cy-'Ftanv
ir.z tr,d T.-c-Li.-snt.
Brni.-es f t!;e ::-itive stnicinres
oadcrlyins t:.." in the aug'o for fl
ed by the bar Hi d wall of the lyof at
the heel nre termed corns. Pee Fig.
1, A B. The sole iim-ti is very thiu at
this :rt and i.-f therefore less able to
nroteet the sensitive structures auder-
ueath against injury from pressure of)
the shoe or other violence. The bruise
Is evidenced by the blood staining,
softness and sponginess of the horn j
of the part, which will be moist or
may even dischirrge matter If the
bruise has been a severe one.
It is only in rare instances that corns
are found on the hind feet, which have
fillip
A
way i
A Fresh Coopleiioa
ii preserved and produced- by
Kobcrtinc, a mild, delightful
preparation, delicately fragrant.
Makes the fikln exmiisitcl v soft.
li:ini.slipi cncklcd nittc.ir:incfl r.-mscM
hv over-drvnessi rcd.icc.i the size of
tnlanred norcs. clcansc3 them, rc-
duces iiiHaimnation and spreads an even,
radiant glovy due to wholesome nourish-
mrnt fif sttn trlfinifv nnl f iiiinl'tllun r.f
the capillaries which also teed the
skin and supply its healthful color.
Aikyaur Druggist Jora free sample of
FOlETSIlONEPHMa
toss thm coufttx and healslunga
OASTOIlIAr
lion's This!
Vfe offer Cno Hundred ro'.lan reward fof
lycasetf Catarrh that cannot be cured bi
Jail's Catarrh Cure.
F J. CHENEY 4 CO. , Props , Toledo, O.
Wo the uadeisigmd, have known F. J. Che
ney for the last 15 years, and believe him per
fectly honorable In all business transactions
and financially able to carry out any obliga
fions made by their firm.
w est a Tun ax, Whokiale Drupsrists, Toledo, O.
Wauii.no, Ki.vwan A Mauvin, Wiicleaali trnig-
fints, Toledo, ().
8 Catarrh t 'ure is taken Internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaceaof
the system. Price, 71c. per botUe. boldhyaJJ
iruffKLsuv. ieci4inouiaia tree,
llall's Family l'illa are the best.
B0Y0UEN0W
THE MT WEATHER
COMFORT AND
PROTECTION
afforded by a
BBS9
Slicker?
Clean-Light
Durable
Guaranteed
Ii, Waterproof
3o
Everywhere
A J flv.T (O
cffl' riarly Oiscrs
The famous iitt'c pills.
V i
"f1"' F,wn nnr
Ln Grandfathcrwy knew what
BALLARD'S SNOW
LINIMENT
H sill
win ao.
A CONVINCING PROGP
of tho worth of a modietno ,0 cures it enu eiToet. V.xrrv
on.. vu hji UH...I IMIard'a Snow l.lnlment knows that it will
lM ID C? MHl'.UMATISM. CUTS, SPRAINS, SI HI? JOINTS
tUKt wyuN
r USED 5N0W LINIMENT 10 YEARS.
cJ,tl' 'th,l'(,,1,V Kid,1""1lul' M"-. writes:- '-This is to
ceriiry (hut I linve. used your Snow Liniment for ten
Avoid I all Substitutes. Three Sizes 25c. 50c, $1.00
BALLARD SNOW LINIMENT CO.
0M0i North Second Street, ST. LOUIS, MO.
VnEKE CORN'S OCCCB.
Bt'hlora the flat conformation of the
fore feet. The inner heels of the fore
I feet are the most frequent seat of
corns ou account mainly of the horn
on the inner heel being weaker than
that of the outer. The practice of fit
ting the inner web of the shoo" to the
wall whereby part of its bearing is on
the seat of corns Is also responsible
In some degree. This practice is adopt
ed presumably to prevent brushing,
but It is unnecessary, as in brushing a
horse does not touch with the heel,
but with the quarter, or toe.
The lameness caused by corns con
sists In a short, stilty, stumbling step,
Is most apparent on hard roads and in
creases with exercise. When at rest
the animal lias a tendency to "point"
the foot, with the heel slightly raised,
toe resting on ground and limb bent.
If there are corns on both feet there Is
alternate pointing or frequent change
of the pointed foot. Unlike navicular
lameness, that from corns increases
with exercise.
The spongy, bruised horn should be
pared a way so as to allow any effusion
or matter to bo discharged. The spot
should then be dressed with balsam.
butter of antimony or other antiseptic
aud hardening agent. It Is essential
that pressure should bo kept off the
part, rind to Insure this a horse with
!
Blum l'Olt A COllN-TIUIEE-QTIAIiTl.lt SHOE.
corns ought to be shod with slippers,
the heels of which should not extend
beyond the quarters, or if only one
heel is n fleeted then a three-miarter
shot.. See Fig. 'J. In case of n corn
discharging matter after paring the
suppurating surface may be lightly
cauterized with a redhot iron and
afterward treated with pine tar, quick
lime, carbolic powder or other anti
septic drepxfng. The parts should be
kept dry, and on no account should
"stoppings" of cow manure, clay or
other softening material be used. S.
S. Cameron hi American Cultivator.
Crockery and
Notions
Having heavily overstocked for the holiday trade we find
ourselves in a position where we need the money worse than
we need the goods.
Our bills are coming due and
WE
MUST
HAVE
MONEY
To quickly realize the amount necessary, we have inaugurat
ed a great slaughter sale.
Every article in the store goes at cost or less than cost
Nothing reserved. For the next thirty days you will be
able to buy goods cheaper than you ever bought them before.
Come Early Before the Choice Goods are all gone
COMPANY
DALLAS, OREGON
w.
NEWS AND VIEWS.
Sold and Recommended by
STAFRIN DRUG COMPANY
THE SWINEHERD.
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I Hiring November and December,
when March wheats should he fitted for
the block in the south, they are often
turned on to patches of artichokes and
Spanish peanuts, which made an ex
cellent combination of feeds and more
over have the advantage of enabling
the hugs to do the harvesting. Sweet
potatoes and chutas may be fed as
substitutes for artichokes, but ou ac
count of the watery condition -of the
potatoes and artichokes thev should
never be fed alone, hut in conjunction
with more concentrated feeds, like
peanuts, peas, corn and grains. Uape
(Dwarf Kssex) Is an Ideal hog feed
and w hen sown in the fall makes ex
cellent hue fall and early spring grass
ing. Crimson clover, rye, vats and
vetch can he used successfully for
grazing swine during the fall, winter
nud !r!'!ir.
A HSPv k 4
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liow io obtain the best results
in cultivating the soil Stock
Raising, Fruit Growing etc.
You can secure this excellent
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The Polk County Observer
Both Papers for $2.25
The Merino sheep Industry In Ver
mont is again entering an era of pros
perity that presages a boom, according
to ail exchange. While by no means
approaching the palmy days of thirty
years ago, the Industry is reviving, and
each year for a decade past has shown
an increase In shipments of fancy
strains of Merino breeding sheen to
Africa nud Australia. Within ten
years past the bulk of the shipments
have been to the Transvaal, in South
Africa, and the leading Boer farmers
are today breeding Addison county
sheep almost exclusively.
Nebraska's Stretchy Hog.
We compliment the swine breeders
of Nebraska on the wisdom they are
showing in their breedincr onerntiniiH
They have not been carried away by
pedigree rads, and today they are pro
ducing what one might call a profitable
uiiuiers hog. It Is our honest convic
tion that no state in the corn belt
shows so many useful hogs as are seen 1
at the Nebraska state fair. They com- !
bine scale with a large degree of qua!- 1
ity. Wo concede that ns you go east '
there will be found rather more quali- I
ty, but the reduction In scale, In our !
opinion, more than offsets this superior '
nnnlilf ...I... i . '
" "o art' ureeuing tiogs
and feeding them out for the meat
market are calling for stretchy hogs,
and the fine stock breeders of Nebras
ka are Just wise enough to satisfy this
demand. No doubt the remarkable
scale that Is found in Nebraska hogs is
to some extent the result of tho "fra
use of that splendid flesh forming food,
alfalfa. It makes bone and builds the
frame, says Iowa Homestead.
Intensive Farming.
Dr. E. c. Swltzer. a veterinary sur
geon of Springfield, Mass.. has a four
teen acre farm within the city limits
on which he keeps thirty horses and
cattle blooded (iuernseys and Avr
s hi res. It is needless to say that he
makes the land piodnee three times as
much ns ordinary farm land, using tba
latest machinery and quickest meth
ods. In fait, ten acres support the
thirty head. Kye. sorghum, millet,
sugar cane and corn are raised, three
crops in a season. On a three acre
plat of rye thirty tons were cut. The
six acres of corn this year Is estimated
to yield 300 tons. A
poes iuto silo: the rest is stacked. 4
side industry Is the preparation of for- !
tllizer and tine lawn ,ir.w;,,. ...ii.w
brings nigh prices. - Country ' On!- 1
man.
Vigorous Male N;cc'cc!.
The virile. viorM '.s ii:;i. is t!u .
that will tcgot vigorous ..rsri:ig. ai'.'
It is the vi,-.;-ous oX-ipriiij,- th.it' .. :
eggs. If you have a maio tii.it t;,
Cvt care tnv.ch about the fe::;.; i
Indolent aud uuattenth 0 t(, x,'l
make a potpie or fricassee of L'-
That is ail U Is goo! f,r.
i mm sn
I
aHg.MglUlH'S.!Hi.JHillil lIMgUUIIllMLIJ UUJimiM, g
1 'llrl 1 111 '" '"" T'nriiiinriimwiiiiin-inii.ini'a
Cures Backache-
Corrects
Irregularities
Will rur. -y.T,:,T' ,yf&M4 Do not risk having
ii ' J tu J u r ul,.xlu"cy or iiaaaer Disease not BriRht's Disease
A beyond the reach of medicine. No medicine can do more. or Diabetes
oijaby Dallag and M TH0MpS0N FaUs City
J)i:.NTIST.
M. HAYTER
Office over Wilson's rug Store
DALLAS, OREGON.
TTORXEY AT LAW
B. F. JONES
Office in Cooper Buildincr.
IXDEPESDEXCE, - OREGON j Aobt at law.
DLW Early Risers
The famous little oills.
TTORXEY AT LAW
J. L. Collins
Mnia Street, Near rostofflce
- OREGON
DALLAS,
TTOKXEY AT Law
L. D. BROWN
XuTAKY PrilLIC: AliSTKif-Ta
Mill Street opposite Uglow Bklg.
OKEGOX,
DALLAS,
j TTOR.VKY AT LAW.
O.CAK HAYTER,
; Upstairs in Campbell building, Mm st
OREGON.
DALLAS,
; ,YTT01i'"KVS AT LAW.
fMIiLKY ife KaKIX,
' PoTk n re'iable "el of Ab-"tracts
, Polk county. Office on Court St.
i ALLAS- OREGON.
N. L. Butler,
Office over Dallas City Bank.
DALLAS, OREGON.
Calls promptly answered day or night.
TIMBER LANDS
Fuller & Elliott
Only Real Estate firm in Tolk County
handling , Timber Land exclusively.
Don't fail to call or write if you have
have timber to sell.
Office in Crider Building
Dallas, - . OnEaciN.
"WXEY AT LAW
Ei. F. Coad,
Ollieo in Courthouse
OREGON.
DALLAS,
Onar.linute Courjh Cure
Fop Coughs, Colds and Croup.
Chamberlain's CousFtorjT
the cmmllliX
KtKHEDY'S LAXATIVE HG!.EYTAR
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i l "f S n P m. a J 1
ll t i "wa tiZLt in jl A.-a
R. L. CHAPMAN Z 7
riTn,. If you want a
FUNERAL DIRECTOR &. EMBALMER '
DALLAS, . OREGON QOOQ
m. olive smith Barber
teacher of ,
PIANO AND ORGAN Shot)
Hudio, Room No. 2, Wilson Block
DALEAS OREGON t.. j , . ,
Find the big pole
WILLIAM H. CUMMING and walk in.
j Graduate Veterinary Surgeon ! We treat you right.
Has located in Independence
1;:'''"'- Lynch&Wisecarver
!rim'EMdY"4 Main Street
r5SS5?S ! Chamberlain's CoughliejT
' oplatai Cures Colds. Croup and WhlJopiog Cough.
wnrneumonIa ih. wmed, that cure, a eoW l nD
Tll M K . ' "
THE ORIGINAL LAXATIVE
Th Columbian Wyandotte A'jroaJ
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luiuMau AVj'an,l.tt-s is verv s-,. -t ;vi I
that larcv c-.nnlrs of t!iU io;i-,;.-.r : "7 v
tarlfty nre IHsi imjKirt.vl fro: , i
Ttilto,! States nn.l i::is:n,l. '
COFFEE
You are both juJe and
jur- for Schillings Best
ocr rracrr rrtsmi juer Koaey ii ti 1 deal
Uia it: e b a.
O L:ics tie Esfa's r 1 D
c"fi. L.. , j Best far fUM
&ai8by Druggists.
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S Wh T: a11 the leading hr,.i " 3
t mvoffrJ- Also g
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with Or. King's'
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