Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, June 23, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text(mm BY F.ETRIGG REGISTER ROCKTORD.IAJ CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED Mr Tliore 1h absolutely notlilng in com mon between a dirty cream separator jn! a gilt edged butter product. Any system of agriculture which en courages grain selling rather than dai rying and stock raising Is open to seri ous criticism. Soils where the sorrel grows readily and clover will not get a foothold may be put right by the application of lime in some form. Every use In which cement may be substituted for lumber is directly an aid to the government's wise system of forest preservation. The truly patriotic citizen will not only vote for the right man at the polls In November, but he will plant seed corn in April and May. While there should very properly be drafts coming from the chicken house now and then, there should be none en terlng it at night while the fowls are at roost. Since hen manure is a very concen trated fertilizer, it should be put on the garden quite sparingly. If applied too plentifully It will kill vegetation and even young trees. It will be very likely the same chap who failed to tost his seed corn before planting it who will be bemoaning his bard luck and cussing the weather and rrovldoneo next election time. LOW RATE5 EA5T WILL BE MADE THIS 8EASOX B? THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC (LINES IN OREGON) FROM DALLAS, OREGON TO Chicago St. Louis St. Haul Omaha Kansas City AS FOLLOWS BOTH WAYS THBOl'GH PORTLAND S74.AO 69.40 64.40 64.40 64.40 ONE WAY VIA CALIFORNIA $89.40 84.40 83.65 76.90 76.90 TICKETS WILL BE O.N SALE May 4, 18 June 5, 6, 19, 20 July 6, 7, ii, 23 August 6, 7, 21, 22 Good for return la 90 dnys with stopover privileges at pleasure within limits. REMEMBER THE DATES For any further Information call on I. N. WOODS, Local Agent or write to WM. McMURRAY erionil Piiuetnper Ajfvnt, Portlimd, On-gun Notice of Final Settlement. Nntltc Ib hereby (riven that the midendrned, as administrator of the estate of A idhbh J A 'roeiar. leceasvd, hn tiled hi fiual account in the County Court of the Kiate of Oregon, for folk Counlr. anil that Mondar. the itid day of June, It, at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the court room or me SHia county conn in tne city 01 iwiiw, urvgun. ha been aoDolnted bv sid Court ai the time and place for lite hearing of objec tions io tne aia imai account ana me aeiiiemeui thereof. NATHANIEL CROBIAR, Administrator of the estate of Ama4 J. Croniar, deceased t Oscar Hayler. Attorney. Dated and first published May 22, ISOi. M. OLIVE SMITH teacher of PIANO AND ORGAN Studio. Room No. 2, Wilson Block DALLAS OREGON Notice of Final Settlement. Notice is hereby riven that the undersigned a administratrix of the estate of John Camp belt, deceased, fas filed her final account in the County Court of the State of Oregon, for 1'nlk County, and that Monday, the 22d day of June 1!jh, at the tour of ten o'clock in the forenoon of Mid day, at the Court room of the said County Court in the City of Dallas. Ore- yon, bus been awointed by said county Court as the time and place fur the hearing of I objections to the said final account and the I settlement thereof. MARGARET D. CAMPBELL, Administratrix of the estate of John Campbell, deceased. Oscar Hayter, Attorney. Dated and tirst published May 22, 19UH. TTOBNEV at Law L..D. BROWN Notary Public; Abstracts Mill Street opposite Uglow Bldg. DALLAS. OKEGOW. TTOBNKY AT LAW. N. L. Butler, Oflce over Dallas City Bank. DALLAS. OREGON Notice of Final Settlement. TTOBNET AT LAW Ed. F. Coad, . Office in Courthouse DALLAS, OREGON Xolire is hprehT riven that the undentlened ailminig'ralor He bonis non with will annexed of the estate of John K. Davidson deceased, htis filed his final account In the oiintv Court of the Htate of Ureiron for Folic County, and tfiat Wednesday, the first day of July, at the hour of teii o'clock in the forenoon of sultl day, at the Court room of the said County Court, in the City of Dallas, Oresron, has been apli!U'd by said ourt as the time and nhu-e for the hearing of objections to aid final account ana the settle ment thereol. Kl.i.lM PAYIPHON, Administrator as aforesaid of the estate of John K. lavidsou, deceased. fHU'Ar Hnvter. Attorney. Haled and lirst publinhed June 2, 1908. Notice For Publication. There to a wliole rnft of ho culled pioug and really well inclining people with whom It In mlKhly unconifortulilc getting along, the trouble being am largely due to muttera of psychology as of morals. When the poultry Is confined, and particularly during the whiter months, meut scraps nr other aiiiiiuil fond should lie provided to take the place of the Inxcct life which they feed upon t-xteliHlvely during the Nil'lng, miniiner and fall inoutliH. A young niiin'H chief ami most val uable iiKHets iih he stiirlM out In life Hro honesty, sohrlety and push. If n fellow has theee Intlls. he will win out umler iiniNt any clrcunislancen. mid if he doesn't he surely him n rocky and disappointing row to hoe. I have recently obtained several fine 10 ACRE TRACTS which are suit able for fruit, in fact the very best of fruit land and nicely located. For prices see A. J. BARHAM REAL ESTATE 1st door west of post office DALLAS, - OREGON Notice to Creditors. It Is piito likely more a mutter of an avnllahlo food supply than a cer tain degree of temperature that culls the migratory bird to their northern haunts at the return of spring. They fly south In tlio fall at the dhftppcar- aneo of Insect life and return when It awakens In the spring. Tbere should be brought Into the home along wltb sackH of Hour, flitches of bicou and canned stuff good books and magazines; for the maintenance of the Intellectual life of the home. Star vation of the higher faculties may not lie so Immediately noticeable as Is n depletion of physical strength, yet the effects are Just as disastrous nud far reaching. Thf broad tired wagon anil the King road drag should go hand In hand In the Improvement of the country high ways. The use of the narrow tire on roads that have Ikvu put In good shape . will tend to undo much of the good work which has been done, while the broad tired wagon is a real aid to whatever mny have boon, accomplish ed along the Hue of road Improve ment. A nearby fanner who for a munlsT of years past has made u 8H-clnlty of some one product each year last year had fifty acres planted to cabbages. When he had marketed the last car- load of the vegetable, he found that he had cleared In the neighborhood of $.M1 per acre. The raising of the crop meant to start with a rich sell, clean cultivation and lots of hard work both In the care ami marketing of the crop. Nollcn Is hereby given that the undcrtdiriicd hits been duly aoiifilnlcd aiiiiilnlKtrutrlx of the entitle of Austin K Htolicr deceased, tiy the County Court of the Hlale, of un-Kou, lor J'oik i ouuly, and haa iiualilled All iicrhons having claims atraiust the aula esiaie are ncrcity noiiueil to iircaeiil tne same duly verified, together with the proper vouchers tucrclor. in me uhilcrsiL'iicu at her rcslr cue In Kii-krctill, lu xaid County, within six mouths from the rpite of tins notice. Ualitl nud llrht published Mnv l.'i, 1HI3. KI.I.MIKTII HTON'KIt, Administratrix of the estate of Austin K. rttoiier. deceiiHed. KlbleyA Kakln, Attorneys. Executors' Notice. isollee is hereby given to whom It mnv eon ecru, that the uudcrr-lKued have been appolntc Joint executor of the clme of Vtillluin Live more, deceased, by the lion. County Court of I'oiK l ouuiv. tircuou All reiiaius indebted to mm id estate are hereby noMMco in luiiKc numt ciiHle sctlleiucnl ol same Willi tin uudct-stuiied, and nil pcrnoiis holding.- i-uiinis imaiusi niiiii cMiue arc lu-rciiy notilu-d li lirescnl the same duly vended to the uniler- sinned wilhin six mouths Irom the date iiereof Paled at Pal Da. f'o k t ollutv. tlrcgoii. t bis Jlh (lay ol .nine, l!l. A. 11. ,111'IK, IlillXAUII It. I.IVKKMIIKK Joint Kxecutors of said estate. Hibley it Kaklu, Attys. for estate. Notice to Creditors. Notice is hereby Klven tbnl the uiidcrsigncd nss iiceu iiuiy HeiHiiuteii ailniiuiatralrix ol l ie estate of August lierlluiter, ibccasi-d. bv the t tlliuly Colll t ol the hlale of Ori-gotl, for l'olk ( ouuly, nun has unalllieil. All srhOiis hiivlug cbiluiM against the said sliile nie hereliv liolilleil to iin-aent the same luly verltlcil, tofi-lber ullh the proper voucher llRiiefor, to llie nniiirsigned at her residence in the cllv ol lianas in snl.l couulv. Hlttiitislx moniiii. muu the mucin tins notice. Hated and lirst iiublished May IKM. 1.1 p KM I i.l.A '.KKI.IMIKIt. AO in 111 IkI THI rk ol the estate of Aiimi'l lier linger, deveasi'd. tlscar Itayter, AtUirncy, Notice to Creditors. The listing of coni-tlie planting of It lu the bottom of a deep furrow and the covering of It decider as It germi nates and grmvi-la imictlcrd In sev eral tratmuiiKHlHKlppI utiites nnd Is made necessary In order to make up for a deficient rainfall. Planted In this way the roots of the corn go deep and receive moisture from the submill. In otlM-r states lu the pastern irtloii of the com Udt the effort of the tiller of the soil Is quite often to overcome the handicap of a surplus of moisture. Ihere bus rvcetitly lioen phvvd Id a sawmill at Tscmus. Wash., what Is said to be the largest leather U-lt that was ever made. It la 111 f.tt long, eight feet wide and thix-e ply tliick. It weighs Z'lda Ktiiids. and there were required In its manufacture the hides of largs steers. The hides after being tanned were stretched under great tenalon and reiuented to each tber nn.U r a very hKvy pressure, so thst there was tio nerd for stitch or rivet la the w hole Kit Ced Mtthed. "The Idea that sreat outlay for equip, ment la BrcesMsry to produce clean aillk la ernmeous. MUk of the Let quality may t produced In aa ordi nary I urn If ib proper rara be taken. The trouble has nt brea ia k of ex pensive equipment, but lack of rlraa tiK-lu-sls.- This trtf statemrnt bf Illinois dslry authorttlea slmpliaetji tb kil'k pmtiieai lmniensoly. Harx RuMias Applas. ffotne of the Kuaalaa apVs appear to I hardier than any appir of Asoer-k-aa orita and bare bera the means of extethllag the rnltura of thia fntit ta aoutbera Maaltota. Notice Is liereliy given that the undersigned has lsell duly aplMituled administrator of the 'stale of i.lticolu Sot oy, deceased, hy the ouiily l ourt nl the siale of lltegon, for Polk 'ouuly, and has iUiilli!i-l. All iicisotis having i lallns nualust the aald eslale aie herebv lioilhed to preaenl the aaine duly verltuil. togelher Willi the proper vuuehera lllctclnr. In the uuilerslglled at Ifutli-r, in said Coui.ty, within aix month, from the dateul this not Ice. Paled and Ural iubliheil May 111, lUM. I'M 1. f'lMi.MAS, Adintntslralor of the eslate ol l.lneolu Mcl'oy.dtceaseil. tlscar Hayter, Attorney. Notice to Creditors. Notice is hereby given that the, underslgniil has been duly MpiHiiiite.1 adiuiulsirHlor vtitb Hi milu-xnl ol the ealnle of liavld Pavia. ile- cmiI. by lliei-oui.ty Court ol the stale of tlre ffon. for Colli t ouuly, and has iiia!lucd. Ail ersoua having elalnis against the said i-stale an hereby noiiueil to present the one Inly termed, together with the tiniKr vouvhet iiicrfi.ir, io int uiiiieisiene.1 al Ilia pine ol hiisineiNji at Ifnller. In swid Couuly. Hiiliinsts molitlia (nun Hit-date iu Ibis tmlli-. Waled aii'l Ural publubed June I'Sl. I'AI'l. U NPMAS, Administrator w M h lll anncxi-d ol Ibeilaleol Pavid Pa la, dctvaM-tl. tlsrar Hayler. AUoruey. Sheriff's Sale. V. H. Land Office at Portland, June 2, imw. Notice is hereby given that Michael K. Schou wciler, of Pallas, Oregon, who, on June 2, l'.Mis, made 'f'iinher and stone Application, No. 777a, for N. W. of the N, K. i, of Section 9, Town ship 9 M.. kiiuge K W.. Wil. Mer.. has hied notice of intention to make Kinal limber Pnaif, to establish claim to the land above descilbed before the County Clerk, at Dallas, Oregon the lNth day of August. l:f. claimant inimeB as witnesses:, W, V. Fuller, of Pallas, Oregon; Aiirpti Mnybee, of Daliioi. Oregon; N. k. Dale, of Dallas, Oregon; Otto liyerley, of Dallas, Oregon. Ai.tiKKNON 8. DRESHKR, Kcgislcr, ATTOBNByfl AT LAW, Sibley & Eakin, The only reliable set or Abstracts la Polk county. Office on Court St. DALLAS, OREGON TTOKNEy AT LAW. Oscar Hayter, Upstairs In Campbell building, Mill St DALLAS, OREGON. KILL the COUGH AND CURE the LUNGS WITH 'a Or. King' flow Discovery PBICE OLDS Trial Bottle Free AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES. FDR ,t"OUCHS wis ( GUARANTEED 8ATISFACI0B1 OB HONEY REFUNDED. m , COFFEE The world is full of anonymous coffee : "Java and Mocha." Who returns your f i a i m money n you aoni iiKe em ? Your grocer returns your money if you don't like Schilling's Best: e pay him. ;et the best TTORNEY AT LAW B. F. JONES Office In Cooper Building. INDEPENDENCE, OREGON Notice to Creditors. Nuticc in hT(!by Rivmi tlitit the uiK.rrflig-t.ci, lien In'i-n duly appoint! adinlnfritratur with win aiint'Xfti oi ifit; chin le of niiliam II. Uutz (JeceitHt'd, by the ('ouuly Court of the Htnto of urt-iron, lor ruiK roiinty. ami nan uuhI) iet. am lit'rsoiiB iitivniu eiaiiiis aifanibt tne an in vmniti are uvtvuv notllieu to uretu'iil tlie naiut' duly vuriHtHl, Uifiethcr with tin; iroxr voucIicir therefor, to thu iiudiTHifrned at his reaidoure ii ar DhIIhh. in Maid County, within fix inoutliH irom tno (riu m una notice. Dated and il rat published May 19. V.m. HAKKY H. HI U, AduilniMtraur with will annexed of theehiato of William 11. Hut, ileeeased. (Kiear Hayter, Attorney. Notice For Publication. TIMHKIt LAND, ACT JUNK 3. 1S7S. Culled Htatea I.and Oltiep, i'urllaud. reK"ii, J mm K 1HIK Notiee Ib Iicribv eiven that in eonii.liiuiee With Hut liroviHions of the net of CnnvniiKiif June :t, 1K7H, entUled "An aet for the sale of unioer Kin. ik in the .Slaleaof California, Oregon, iM ana, ami h Hsniiiriuii lernlorv, aa ex tended loall the I'ul.lic l.und Kintea bv act of Auuat -i, iMicj, Karl (i. Wlheenrver, of HhIIhs, Cnlllllv nf I 'nil Will to lit tin. aim I. an tl.i. flit"! in thin oiriee hifl aworu Mfatement No. m, for the nurehMHe of the H. K. 1 . of H K. i . of Hcciion No. 4, in Towimhin No. 9 .South. K. No. M VV VV. M.. iiiid will oiler nroof tn ulinw that the land Nought it more valuable for its utnher or stone than for airricu tura imriMtMi-a and toestabltNd hiHclaun to said laud before the County ;U-rk at DhIIiik, (reon, on WednoNdiiy, the 'Jli li day of Auuuat, lm. lie nanieM as wuucKsein: Aaron Maylee, of iiiiiiia, wregon ; i larenee w. wnunz, ol Dalhi Oreifon : Olio Hverlev. if halhia. Oreifon: NVs- inKli Diilc, of IimIIhh, Oreron. Any nnd all iierNoiiM elaiminir adveraelv the nbove-di-scrihed land are reoticate l to lile their iniiiiH in mis oniee on or tieioremiid is.th Mnv of miKiiriL, linn. Al.ttKKNUN 8. DltKSSKR keg inter Notice For Publication. TIMHKIt LAND. ACT JTNE 3, 1S7H. United States IjumI OlMce, 1'ortland, Oregon, June 4, Aks. Notice is hereby riven that In eomoiianep with the nrnviHiona uf thu not nf rmmri .f June a, h;h, tn(ltled "An aet 4nr thesaleof li in her landM lu the Stateaof t allfornia, Oregon. Nevada Hud Waahiiifjrtoii Territory," em extended to nil the I'ublic miuI Hlates bv act of Auviift 4 iM.Clarclief VV. Him It at. of L)allaa.eoiiittvil I'.. Ik Stale of urefrou, has this day lllvd in this oltlce IiIn sworn statement No. 7779. for the nnrcliH of the S. K. '4 of N. W. '4 of Section No. H. In outiHhkn No. y H,, Kantre No. K West and ill olb r lriMd in show that th latiii wiuirht tH more valuable for ita timber or atone than for rtcuitural iiuriosea. and to establish his aim to Mtiti land U-fnre Count v lrL- at Dallas, Oregon, on Wedueatlay, the -Jblh tlayol llenanieHaa witneKm's: Aaron Mavtiee, of DmIIhk, (in-(rou; Karl W lwearvur, of Dallas. Ore-! uon; Nesuilth Hale, of Dallas. Oreifou: Otlo liyerley, o( I alias, Orenon. Any and all nersns tiaiininr dvprxolv ih atjnve descrllH'tl binds are niiuested to file their tain ik in this mhee on ur bt-foie SMid A.th dMV of AllifllSt, AK Al.tir.lt NON M. DltKSSKR, Kt'd uter. Calls promptly answered day or night. R. L. CHAPMAN FUNERAL DIRECTOR & EMBALMER Bull DALLAS, Phone 11M OKKGON Multlal 1'hone 1306 M. HAYTER Office over Wilaon'a ? rag Store DALLAS, OREGON TTOBNEV AT LAW J. L. Collins Main Strnet, Near FoBtoffice DALLAS, - - OREGON INDEPENDENCE & MONMOUTH Railway. FltOM INDKPENDENCE. FOR DALLAS. Tmin No. 114. Leave Inaeneiiiiniico lilv.6:0u . in.; Iv. Muiiininiih,U:10R. in. : ar. Dallas. ti:4U . in. Train No. Cs Uikvs lnili'iKMirioiipt!. ilaiiv 10:.ri0 a. in.; Iv. Monmouth, lliuii a. m.; ar. Dal las, ii ;.iu a. m. I'mlu No. 70. Leavo IniUrMnihnipn. iliillv 6:15 p. m.; Iv. Moiniioiilh, b:M n. m.; ar. llallas b:ao p. m. FOR A1RLIK. Train No. 67. Jave Indepcnipnoe, ilaily, :i a. m.; Iv. Monmouth, 7:40 a. m.; ar. Alrlie, It a. in. Train No. 7:1. Leave InilepenileliPe.diiily. 3:30 l. in.; iv. inoiiiuuuin, jum p. in. ; ar. Airllv, p. lu. FOR HONMOUTM ONLY, Iave Iiiili'jienileuce. daily, 2:30 p. m. No. ioi arrives Monmouth 7:20 a. m. KKOM DALLAS. FOR INIJF.PKNDI!Nt'K. Train No. k'i. !ave Dallss rtnllv i Sn, 8::Wa. m.; iv. Monmouth. B:;w a. in.: ar. Iml,..' pemlence, U:l.ri a. m. Train No. 101. Lv. Dallns. Sundav onlv. r. .V, a. m. ; ar. Independence, 7;;( a. in. Train No. 69. Leave Unlink rtil l n i Monniouth, 1:25 p. in.; ar. lndeijenilenie, l:ion. 1 1 his train connects at Minimiuuii f.. nr. l,V. Train No. 71. Lenve MhIIah. dallv T-'Li-. n M lv. Monmouth, 8 p. in.; ar. Iudeiiideuce, :15 Recently Enlarged WITH 25,000 New Words New Gazetteer of the World with more than 5,000 titles, based on the latest census returns. New Biographical Dictionary containinir the names of over 10.000 noted persons, date of birth, death, etc. Edited hvVT. T. ITATtTiTfl. Ph.T).. T.T..T TJui tedS tates Commissioner of Education. 2580 Quarto Pages New Pistes, (000 Illnstratloii, Rick Bindings. Needed la Every Home Also Webster's Collegiate Dictionary lilt Pages, 1100 Illiistntiona. Regular Edition lil0x2Ji Inches. bindings. DeLUxeEditionKi8Hilln. Prtatedfrom nine plntei, on bible pnper. 8 beantlful bindlnffl. FREE, PicticoiSf7Wrinldes.''liliistratedpunplilets. G. G C. MERRIAM CO.. Publlshera, Springfield, Mass Yon nave tnc-a mi jtinus oi iimo, ,.,.iiarEic!B roe uonsHpa. tini and Liver tvA luiut. "ow f Take NR Tablets ' actl.iii Is m.v.ir n:t- nJoil liv that au-goi io-i sensucioD-they make fnul better the mi:i:e yu tBke thein. ..They brace y,,u up an() n. f'JJ In you, make yon (eel stronirer and oetier, necauae tlioy are maue to reei. lose the entira dlsustlro a yatem. One doce will convince you. eel a ass Boi. BWm JIM PSiLS FOR LITER ILLS. ILs A. R Lewis Medicine Co., - St, Louis, Mo. crrc, u. BELT & CHERRINQTON, Dalfas, Oregon. MADE FOR SERVICE and guaranteed absolutely WATERPROOF GILED SUITS. SUCXLrvj AND HJS Every garment guaranteed Clean Light Dura Lie Suits Slickers '39? JOtO BTBtST DfAirtS VrWMtK CAFA104 fft SO THl AiKIN BALLARD you need noli Tear' Ihemifyou ARE H0REH0UND SYRUP A couch or cold is prenerally a forerunuer ofmanvBerimm Rick Hpells. Itfilioulcl not be neglected, the human breadline system Is a combination of tubes and cells, which must be kept in order to insure good health. Ballard's Horehound Syrup CJ TPPQ COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, UE3 WHOOPING COUGH, CROUP AND ALL PULMONARY DISEASES. Cured of a Chronic Cough. J. IT. Ellin, Butte, STont., writes: "r cheerfully recom mend Jialliird's Horehound 8rup to all people afflicted vil h chronic coughs. I suffered for years with a chronic eoutrh whicli would last ail winter. Ballard's HorbhounU Syrup clleetfjd an immediate nd ponnaueut cure." 25c, 50c and $1.00. Ballard Snow Liniment Co. 1 500-502 North Second Street, ST. LOUIS, MO., Sold and Recommended bv STAFRIN DRUG COMPANY I. m. FROM AIRLIE. N.'li.f t- hrrrhr ulwn that hy 1rtur(ii ti-uihli Miii kiiUt al iiuiy In 1 1 lit om of mi l muter Ur hum) nit wrm nf th( lrk of Hw lirnill ntirtt li flfttt? nf Or.-toit. f.r I'tilk i MiniT, U-arinr tr Itir l slur of Jntu. , ilMit JulriiM nl mml lt-nr utitv riilritNl. t'u iMilttt Mi.. '.TktM-l In mi.) C.nirl on 11m- Al of Jtm lin. tn rt-riNin unit iht n-tn fnlin. wniri'iu i-tMii i,iir la uiitun mit hurl- K i-ulifriiKlit K l-tslK-r. hi tie , mrr ilt fvtiU ftiK. to tlln'ttiL rommii-ltii mr u t-H X hr-lnf Ur iM-ra,H rl nMariy lu wiisiTf in amoiiniP ifviiitu iu miu tiwiw and rln-ULhili, t OH Mil muv. Jn.v ih al (hv ho'ir of dito rloa-k. p m., ol mUi Anr, at Ihr Ironl tor ( tfov ( ountt l Vtirt Hi'iiar in thr iu o in mi I loiinlr of I a, U ai I'tii'tic am ito4i io I lw MitIm! ht1it-r tor vmh in bait! on my ol mi. it'.-w to rt-mfi Um H.annrr !- i.lij t't iat, nil Ihricltt lutrri-at atot raiatr o thr mu! d. lMtahtB an.i Nhniiixm.r, irt ail wtn rlmnuiiir by, throutfH or Hintw ttiftat, en i!iN-r ol t m. autv n to thf Amir l pUnmrt'a tnorir, hi- h a forv tMt lit I1 mi, ci . NorilrT I. ln.W. in ati.t io ihr ai. nurtftcrt pnrm nt--l Mtl )Vn.v4.t, ircr aoJ kpriU..n f-Uiwa. u ait I'Ha r ur f St (Y fVm (T, Vl:h (, t-n IKt, IUmmi fill. t. (i i. (-onrtra lit). Uf Summons. In th-t irruil Court of (he Stmc of Onu, (or l'olk t ouniv, IV iturtnu-nl N. ,rin.- i. Hutching. Ilalulill. t. Amy U Kulchliift, f ffititHiit. Io Amy L. lliitrliilit. the lbov-nimnl H. (viidMiit : In Hit Name ol the HtmXm of Orvvon Von mra nniy reiurvi tonpir and nawr the rom- laitit nuti arainat you in the ahove-emitlttl iirt ami atill Mlihlu aix wwh from the riHt oriur n rat imoiirHtioii ol thia aumnioiia. to wit On or tafforw th A'liii Jh ol June, 1IN: anl If you fail ao to aiiawvr. for want th.rof the liNinun win ai'i'ii to Mill rourt lor a iltrre aa ra.i lor tn Mttil romitlntnt, vtt.: That tltr martlaii fomra t now and htrvthire v&llinir twtwfii .laiitltft and drfemlntit l torvver aiinulliil and iliMaoltMl; that the fulur vmrr ami t-uatiMiy of Jam t'li(tiri lliitrhiin. an1 Krtiti'. llutrhttiit. tutiitir t hiMren ol lainiirt and drhinlunt, tn aarli-l to lalntirl; nnd thai ilt)tnlrt may hnve orh other an it fur ther rvlwl aa to the t ourt may aremjuat and einiialie. Thia Mimmona. by an onlrr of Ihf Hon. Kd K. t oad, t'ouniy Judrrol IVlk County. Orren. male al t hxniltfra ai I )!, irinrn, on the 7lh dy o May, fca Mrvt1 uixhi you hy the puhUoMtlon thrrt n.4 Ib than onn a work lor ! (-oiiwittire e-ka nimeiliatW (nor t the .Si day ol June. tn Km- -folk 4'oiiuty MaiTrr.' wi-ekly .ew.iatT of federal nrru aiion tmhthed in an id County of l'olk. Ihe dale of the brat imulieaitoB of I hi um moua ta alay ts l.w. CAR HAYTFR. Aturney for Piaumfl. JTHin iVO. ufi. lav Alrlle itm v Q . i Jioiimouth, t;:i6 a. m.; ar. Jmieinfiidence. in. 1 1 ma truin eoiiiifx-M ut riiiitimii t k Htn NO. 7-i. T.PMVA Alrllo rlatll. ft.njl iv. Munmoutb, d:-tu n. in.: ar. lu.lHi.wirf..ii. v; i. ... ' ireiuno.nu leavoi Atrite 4:t. n. m mtMn.v t- i-i arrive wmitnouui o.M p. m. Arrivea lllde il.OU ft, Ula FROM MONMOUTH ONLY, Ibarra Monmouth for Independence, daily at A CONSTANT ANNOYANCE mck Kidneys Weaken The Whole BodyMake you Weak, Ner vous and Irritable. U-ra U are! h liren iM tn ri;oi'k Sa rir i ti iM if e amen4M jr- at -4 n lot . and 1 ma Nine i. ' W Ut i 1 htnern ( i I 'M,rren I II V1im ( I laiwi tiw. ,ri(H.k Mo T.r-r( i) aa r.. a o. lh- , inftv.it! H at Ol tMt i f -tir ( 4 in Ihefonn ol Nortni-mlti, ra r, Ut S-T li a the eneanota, berettlta aniUtnl f trWMt ttKreuuU) beMtbCiuff f in m'j awrtatmne. IU4 timcoift. UttM ih aav ol JaaJL J h t.aT. bent ! tVIk vHiity . itvvrm. INK ORIGINAL LAXATIVE COUGM BVRUS KENNEDY'S LAXATIVE RCNEY-TAB M 3w IhM aaj Bssm sW aa It lTor' TlisJ cr di Ita:rr4 IVlUr Rmr4 lo iy ca i AiArrb tbt camao W am4 bj HaJI'a Ctarra Cair. r i. ninMiT cx)., rrrv . ToWde, a a th ! atcr4. kar lon f. J, ck xy Ioi Ik laM a raiis, u4 Islls him 'tl7 koMtraM la all 1 iilans Ii aaiaailnais id4 iuasH-iiltj abla) ta carry aat aay itillg rT Urn. lxW)Piai'aia.Tr'1Ma.l UK. kiiiil " i nam tuaj 1. . . Han a "aiarrk t r la ! aaTi . i Itrvct T BpdB ts aJoo4 m4 r I ' artaaaJ Lft ar.tm. rVia. 7W. pm auaa, i j S af m Uiffww. Tssnasaais a am Hti a Taau;r ra an Um aaai. Half the nervousness, hnlf the irrita- oiiuy mat is so eiiiuinun in everyday life, ii really su kness, and in moat cases a concilium that acvonipanies kidney trouble. It in the aork of the kidneys p me imam iree irom uric acid ami other poisona, but lien the kidneys are sick, ami not (Ining their dtilv, the uric acid poison permeates the Ixxly and at tacks body, brain and nerves. The irri tation cause nervousness, irritability, headaches, diijy spells; makes yon lancnnl, unfit for work, and inclincvl to worry over trillts. Besides, there is not hi nt more annoying than a bad back, and backache is the most commen sipn of kidney trouble. You feel lame and tired in the morniinr, suffer day and nitht with a dull aching in the back and it hurts to stonp or bend or lift. If IKn's ki.lt., y fills are taken in the brcinninf they will sown correct the dis order that ensts in the kidneva. Con tinued treatment cures cases of lone standing. II y,iU suffer fnm anv of the aliove syn-.ptoms, do not hesitate to jive IWn'a Kklncy Tills a trial. They ant lor the kidneys .,;, ami eoniain no poisonous nor habit forming rfr,.. iiome prtiot is convincing evaience ol ths efficiency of Un t Kidney Tills. v an ai 111 ,v v nerrtitfrton s drns; t.re, ami ask to seethe sutrments of Ihillas people who hareaseai this remedy. For sale by all dealers. Price SO cent. Koeter-Milborn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agent for the I niuM Slates. The Secret of a Beautiful Face C lies in keeping the skin pro tecfcdasweilascleansed. Just washing is not enough that only leaves the delicate surface more exposed to the irritation of dust and germs ( to merci less attacks of sun and weather. After washing, ap ply Kohertine and experience its delightful refreshment. You will admire the line-less softness it imparts to face, neck and arms. It not only stimulates a radiant glow, but protects the skin from becom ing coarse. Prevents burn ir.g, tan and freckles. Atl fmr Onttiim Ma f lJ?0SERTINE 'if S. "t: "y v . l V ill . i r t rcml - J71 FRIEND TO FRIEND. The personal recommendations of people who have been cured of coughs and colds by Cham berlain's Cough Remedy have done more than all else to make it a staple article of trade and com merce over a large part of the civilized world AN INSTANCE. Lucy Suddreth, of tenoir, N. C. had been troubled with very bad cough for over year. Sheays: "A friend bought a bottle of Chambeih.ai.Vs Cocgh Remkdv, brought it to me and insisted that I should take it. did o and to my surprise it helped me. Four bottle of it cored me of my cough." Remember no other. the name rvn"s and TEA There's plenty of hum bug in tea; not one ounce in a ton Schilling's Hest Tatrmriimii ama tfc pat bjb. "fins aoat THE IEW IDEA PI THE 0HI6IXAL LAXATIVE riri coosa stedp WfclMUU IJ HAM 1 1 y p. n Ef3 JEYIAR "en tar mum LJ For Sale by Druggists. lei Csra tjsssa nry Ltili .(.UrSmtaV Corrects Do not risk bavirg lit Cure anv r r v j " -sr aa ' mjo not nss -"-uhjijc can GO more. or Luarnri lorSIeby STAFEIN DRUG CO. Dallas, and M. THOMPSON, Falls City.