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About Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927 | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1908)
ORCHARD GAM F.E.TRIGG REGISTER, ROCKTORD.IAJ CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED Tbe careless blred man, even if ob tainable at boy's wages. Is tbe most expensive proposition tbat a man can have on bis farm. It Is well to remember that, as a rule, weeds exhaust tbe fertility of tbe soil In just as large measure as do the crops which may be grown thereon. If the orchard Is doing business fill ing baskets and barrels at harvest time It should be fertilized just as should the corn and oat field or potato patch. While a horse trader may be honest, there Is presumptive evidence that if he Is consistently so be cannot stay In the business any great length of time. In one district In the state of Wash ington struw bus been used very ef fectively on tbe highways In overcom ing the difficulty encountered wltb mud and dust. Perhaps eaves properly adjusted on tbe yard side of the big red barn will prevent tbe place from becoming a nasty mire during the rainy months of the spring. The granger who will sell filthy cream to the creamery or addled eggs to the grocerymun has no kick coming if Be should find water and sand In the sugar or worms In tbe prunes. CHARACTER RATHER THAN CASH A fact that Is observable In every day business life and one thit tbe young inn li Just starting out In bis career should take serious account of Is that It Is the character of tbe man back of a promise to pay rather than tbe present or prospective size of his pocketbook or bank account that makes bis word and bis note good and enables him to borrow money In time of need. To put It another way. It Is one's dis position rather than one's ability to pay that Is the largely determining factor In the fixing of his financial re sponsibility. In the way of illustrating the nfoove truth there come to mind two men, representative of types that are to be found In almost any com munity, The one who draws a salary of $75 a month Is careless in his money matters and makes a business of beat ing every man with whom he has a financial transaction. Tills practice. persisted In for years, bus become a matter of habit and character, and to day he Justly deserves the title of 'dead bent" In the community. The other man. repVescnlnllve of the oppo site type, though receiving but little more lliau half the salary of the first and having considerably larger legiti mate family expenditures, though often inched financially, bus been scrupu lously careful to meet all obligations which be has contracted. Tbe result Is that today his word Is ns good as his note, and any one having money to lend lets him have It without asking any questions. It Is a matter of con gratulation that there are so many of this honest type and so comparative ly few of tbe dend beat stripe. Tbe young man starting out In lire has It in bis power to suy which of the two classes cited he will belong to. lie should remember that, while the salary which he may receive Is an Important factor as affecting his financial status, the character he forms while earning and spending It is an even more vital consideration. It Is a good Idea to wage an effective rat and mouse campaign up to the 1st of May and then give (lie birds full way by shipping the old tabby and tier multicolored litter over into the next township. Much butter we eat and like because it Is" Juicy contains from 12 to 10 per cent of plain water. If It contains a larger per cent than this tbe govern ment calls It adulterated and proceeds against the manufacturers accordingly. He Is a very Inconsistent school pa tron who buys ten dolllar roosters for ills flock of poultry, a $2fl0 sire for his herd of cattle and yet who kicks on paying $40 n month for the services of a couiietent teacher for llio district school. Any fanner Is Justified In setting his dog ou the lightning rod agent, tbo average fruit tree peddler, the book agent and the small boy from town with tbe gun. It Is a debatable ques tion perhaps whose calves out of the bunch ought to be cllewed the harder. For the novice In the horticultural business It la well to remcinlicr that it Is more satisfactory all around as well as more profitable to set one or two varieties of apple trees of recog nized bardluess and merit as to quality of fruit than to dabble In ten or (lftccu varieties, which are quite Ukely to be Well described by saying tbat they a good, bad and Indifferent. SHALL HE GO IN DEBT? That depends somewhat on circum stances. If he Is a young man of per sistence and Industry, has no habits which would tend to dissipate his sub stance or his energies and Is endowed wltb a fair degree of physical health. we should say that he ivould be Justi fied In assuming a debt of reasonable amount, governed somewhat by bis earning capacity and energy. If, on tbe other band, he Is lazy, has little or no Initiative, Is a bad manager and Is generally listless and Indifferent In the things which he undertakes n:ul per forins, be would better continue through life In the capacity of some body's blred man and not assume a larger financial obligation than he can discharge with a month's wages. While going In debt unquestionably im poses a financial burden with more or less anxiety, It also Inculcates a habit of saving and a more strict attention to one's receipts and expenditures. Wlrti hard work during a period of years, coupled with prudent manage ment, ono will find himself In posses sion of property that will sell on the market for several thousand dollars. Had tbe opposite course been followed and no debt assumed tbo same fellow would probably have been working along In much the same rut ns at tbe start, with little or nothing to show for his efforts. Shall be go Into debt? Yes; If he's mndo out of the right stuff. FEDERAL BIRD PROTECTION. If the reports in the public press dur tig the past few months relative to the destruction of mlgratSy song birds Iir southern states can be accepted with my degree of accuracy, it would seem high time tbat our chief executive and our representatives in congress were coming forward and espousing the cause of the protection of our use ful birds by federal statute. It Is re ported that In tbe state of Louisiana alone there were killed by pot hunters during five or six weeks during Jan uary and February the enormous num ber of 1.000,006 robins. What the glaugbter.of this enormous number of useful birds means along tbe line of a destruction of power to hold insect pests in check can hardly be estimated. Vet it is quite likely tbat these birds were but a small portion of the total number of this and other varieties killed. Not ofly is the robin a friend If tbe southern gardener and cotton grower In destroying the common in sects and the cotton boll weevil, but be Is the main standby of the northern agriculturist. Every argument. jth of sentiment and utility, would seem to demand that he and others be protect ed by federal laws which would levy a heavy fine for killing such birds, wheth er to provide wings and feathers for my lady's hat or to furnish the filling for potplc. Along with and In return for protection by people of the south of the robin and bis like, birds which spend their winters there, the northern farmer could well afford to provide more nesting places and protect the purple martin, which, In addition to paying for his keep in the north, Is con sidered one of the most valuable birds to the cotton growers In tbe destruc tion of the cotton boll weevil. Tbe spe cies of birds mentioned as well as many others are from their migratory bublts factors of Interstate Interest and traffic, even if they do provide for their own transportation, and would therefore seem to come quite properly within the scope of federal or Interstate legislation. M. OLIVE SMITH teacher of PIANO AND ORGAN Studio. Room So. 2, Wilson Block DALLAS OREGON TTOBNEY AT LAW L. D.BROWN - Kotabt Public; Abstbacts Mill Street opposite Uglow Bldg. ' DALLAS, OREGON. TTORNEY AT tAW. N. L. Butler, OHce over Dallas City Bank. DALLAS. OREGON. TTOBNE? at law Ed. F. Co.d, Office in Courthouse DALLAS. OREGON KILL the COUGH AND CURE the LUNGS VITH Dr. King's New Discovery PRICE 10 Bb. Ar. XI OLDS Trial Battle Free AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES, GUARANTEED SATISFACXOBX, OB MONEY REFUNDED. COFFEE Three-quarters of coffee is such that we can't touch it: we make five grades of the top quarter. your grocer return! your money if you don'l like Schilling! Best: we pay him. TTORNBYS AT LAW. Sibley & Jakin, The only reliable set of Abstracts Is Polk county. Office on Court St. DALLAS. OREGON TTOHNY AT LAW. Oscar Hayter, Upstairs In Campbell building. Mill St DALLAS. OREGON. TTORNEY AT LAW B. F. JONES Office in Cooper Building. INDEPENDENCE, - OREGON It Is fair to assume that the man ox woman who makes much of his or her religious profession and yet whone the. orles are not put Into practice in the home life and relations has but shoddy, veneer kind of religion after all. We once know an old codger of this type who was piety personllled In the prayer meeting, but who wns tba tight and mean that he treated his ow kin In a more ungracious manner tba lie would tbe cur that licked his iHtots In the street. The good Lord discounts heavily all such counterfeit stuff as this. One western municipality tbat the writer knows of has settled the trnmp problem In a very effective yet simple manner. The aldermen of tbe tow have passed an ordinance levying a Due on any erson who feeds a tramp. t'oupled wltb this, strict orders hav been given to tbe residents requesting litem to ring for a patrol wagon a once when a tramp stops and asks for food. If he Is there on the arrival of the patrol be la taken to police head quarters, where be Is given food and clothing. If necessary, but where he Is made to work his board nud lodging out on a city wood or stone pile. Bo well does this plan work tbat tramps shun tbe town as they would a pest! lence. la view of the stress which the fed era I government and many states are now laying on tbe matter of a preser vation or tbe forests of the country. Arbor day should tnke on an added meaning with Its Interesting and pa Irlutic otwervance. Not only should the thought of the dy I put luto ac tual practice by planting trees la tbe rnoul yards to furnish shade and make them more attractive, but there should he Instilled Into the hearts of tbe pupils at an early date tbe Impor tant services which these trtva render to man and the duty tbat rests upon all of so protecting trees and forests already crowing and setting new Imi that In future years tbo lumber and fuel supply of tb country shall not Utterly fall. The Censwmr-a tnr. Tbe consumer U often to l blamed for the milk souring quickly. First clasa milk left at his famine a cwn bottW and at n low temirator may be soar or off Bare tariva hours biter beraiMe It was left standing In a warm kitchen fur a few minutes or wss pour ed Into a pan that had tm-n washed la tbo 41hpan and vipm on a towel that bad dooe service fur all kinds of dlshssj for several darn. A) no nulik should not t left auiklliif In tbo tun a n unite ftrr tbe Milkman iearw It. MORE IRRIGATED LANDS. On Juno 1 there will bo open for en try under tbo terms of the Corey irri gation net 75,(H)0 acres of land- in Kdcn valley, In Sweetwater county, Wyo. This is (ho remaining portion of n tract of 100,000 acres, 25.000 acres of which have already been advertised for entry by the government. The tract in (UCHtIon will be rendy for wn ter during the season of 1DU9, but will bo opeu for entry June 1 next. Tbe entire cost to the entryman Is $30.50 an acre, which includes the perpetual water right. An initial payment of nu acre is required when tbe en try Is made, the remainder being pay able In ten annual Installments, terms which enable the settler to pay for his land from tbo crops which he raises thereon. Any person twenty-one years old or over Is entitled to the right of entry If be haa never made use of the Carey act right. One can make entry for the Innd without leaving home and without having to go upon the land un til after tho wuter Is turned on. Thirty days' residence upon the land Is re quired In order to obtain title. Fur ther information relative to the condi tions under which tbe bind ran be cured may be obtained by addressing tbe register of public lands. Washing. tun. AN EXPENSIVE NUISANCE. There is probably no other single fac tor un the average farm that la re- sHnslble for more eicuse, vexation ami annoyance than the weed peats against which war has to be waged unremittingly year after year. While no one Is looking for an agricultural millennium, when weeds will be no more, there are certain meana, often overlooked or Ignored, which enable the farmer to greatly reduce and bold tbe weed pest lu check. One of these la a careful system of crop rotation. In wbfc b clover haa pla-e. Added to this there should be a flock of sheep to bruKse In tbe smalt grain and corn Holds as soon as the crops are harvest ed. These two things crop rotation and sheep-will go a long way toward mitigating I lie weed nulsauco and at the same time will mean a more ra- lonal and profitable handling of tbo fAf.11. While environment often contributes to succeaa or failure In life, tbo deter mining causes In nine cases out of ten lie In tbo man himself. There are men who are hound to rlao regardless of ptwtaclra that they may Bud In their ay. while another clasa could not bo lifted out of tho rut In whkh ther move hh anything abort of block and tackle. While traits of push or Inertia may I la a measure Inherited, It Is well to remember that both may be measurably Increased or diminish! by persistent attention or by Indifference and neglect. The farmer who Is wading around In his barnyard these days lu a sort of manurial mush or gravy and has a good sized stuck of struw in a nearby Held which will have to be scattered and burned or hauled off before that part of tho Held can be plowed Is cer tainly In need of Instruction on some of the fundamentals of a rational sys tem of agriculture. How much better all around if all of the straw that ho did not need for feed had been scatter ed liberally over the whole barnyard and feed lot! This by spring would have become packed down and satu rated wllh the melting snow and fer tilizing elements of the droppings and urine, with the result that a fine lot of additional manure wtfuld have been at hand, rendy for distribution on the hungry land The other day, within a week after the sweet liquid notes of the first meudow lurks were heard in the vicin ity where the writer lives, bis atten tion wns called to the fact that on the preceding day a fool schoolboy with a gun had come out from town and kill ed one of the pretty fellows without provocation of any kind, but Just sim ply ns the result of tho barbarian de siro.to kill something. The lad In litest Ion must have been poorly traln- (1 at home and had his wits wool gathering when hla teacher was try- ng to incubate lessons on the protec tion of the useful song birds or he would never have been guilty of such un offense. Tho laws of bis state Im pose a fine for the destruction of such birds, a law that merely from tho financial standpoint of the farmer nnd gardener should be eufi reed to tbe let ter. Calls promptly answered day or night. R. L. CHAPMAN The Publisher's Claims Sustained United States Court of Claims The Publishers of Webster International Dictionary allege flint it "is. in fact, the iiu Jar tnabridKed thoroughly re-editeUJntn cry detail, and vastly enriched in every purr, with the purpose of adapting it to meet the Inwr and severer requirements of uuotber feneration." Wo are of the opinion thatthfs allegation most clearlv and accurately Uescriliea the work that nos been accomplished' and the result inatDtis oeenreauneu. xne iMciionary, as it now stands, litis been thoroughly re edited in every detail, has been correct ud in every part, and is admirably adapted to meet the larger and severer requirements of a general ion which demands more of popular philological knowledge than any generation that the world hasever contained. It ia nerhuus needless to add Hint wn refer to the dictionary in our judicial work as of the highest authority in accuracy of dellni Mill . Cinvi I II rib 111 I NO I 1 1 L II It) MS 1 1 1 1 1 iv past it. will be the source of constant reference. FUNERAL DIRECTOR & EMBALMER Bell DALLAS, Phone l(tt OREGON Mutual Phone 1:106 M. HAYTER Office over Wilson' I rug Store DALLAS, OREGON. Yttobney at law J. L. Collins Main Streot, Near Postoffice DALLAS, - OREGON CHARLES 0. NOTT, CTjIof Justin. LAWRENCE 1VELU0N, JOHN IJAVIS, STANTON J. PEEI.LF, . CHAin.ra u. uowiir. Judge. The ahnve refen to WEBSTER'S INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY THE GRAND PRIZE f tho highest award 1 was given 1 o t lie Interna tional ut the Wurld'd lair, fct. Louis. GET THE LATEST AND BEST l'ou (!! lie interested In our tectmen payest Kent free. .&C.MERRIAM CO FU3LI5H-R3. SPRINGFIELD, MASS. I WEBSTER'S llNTERNATNNAlJ It Ik n very natural Instinct perhaps tor iro.vH-Hiul tills is true of some grown gray headed to And greater zest In doing a Job for oue's neighbor tlinn Tor one s own folks. Terbups tbo appreciation they got for the service performed bus something to do wltb the Bltuntioii described. There Is absolutely no method of protecting from the green goods-uian, the swindler and grafter tbe fellow who doesn't read. And, as a rule, the fellow who doesn't rend aud quite like ly doesn't think hasn't the reasonlug rnculfy aumclently developed to draw helpful deductions from bis own ex perience. Millet, which Is just tbe thing to low ou the low places on tbe farm, furnishes n grain supply wblcb, when ground with outs or barley, makes an excellent fattening ration for beef. While millet hay makes a fair rough age ration for cattle If cured at tbe pner time. It Is not so good as tlm othy, alslke or clover. It Is well for the good housewife to keep In n 1 1 ml that the man of tbe house nud ? imngstcM enjoy a variety of food. as do the Htiliiutl In the barn. Sue should vary the soda-blscult-frled po-tiito-xiiltMirk rullon now and then uul give them a surprise. It ta more than likely, ten, tbat sbe herself will enjoy the rhange of ration. While the change of diet may not make their coats more sleek. It Is quite likely to brighten their eye and whet their ap Asparagus and Rhubarb. Plantations of asparagus and rhu barb may be set during ApiM and May. TEA New York is too far from Japan; San Fran cisco is nearer. Ym srarM Mmras ? mt t rmm tmt INDEPENDENCE & MONMOUTH Railway. FROM INDEPENDENCE, rua Dil.l.AH. Train No. 4. Leave Inaepn(lenre dally. 8:00 a. in.; Iv. Mourauutii,(i:15 a. m.; ar. Dallas, 6:40 a. in. Train No. 68 LeHve Independence, dallv, 10:50 a. m.; lv. Mouiiiuuth, 11 :0T a. m. ; ar. Dal las, ii::nia. m. Trnin No. TO. Leave Independence, dallv. n:io p. m. ; iv. Moniiioiiio, b:uu p. m.; ar. Dallas, u:k p. in, FOR AIRLIK. Traill No. 67. Leave Independence, dailv. 7:30 a. m.; lv. Monmouth, 7:40 a. m. ; ar. Airlie, O. It . III. Traiii No. 7:1. Leave Independence, dally, 3:30 p. ui.i iv. Monmuiiiu, a:ou p. m.; ar. Alrue, p. in. FOB MONMOUTH ONLY. Iave Independence, daily, 2:30 p. m. No. 101 arrives Monmouth 7:20 a. m. FROM DALLAS. FOR IKDKfENDfCNCIS. Train No. 65. Leave Dallas, dallv ex. Sunday. 8::io a. m.: lv. Monmoiuli, 8:."5 a. m.; ar. Inde- peuuence, a: la a. lu. - Train No. 101. Lv. Dallas. Sunday only, 6:55 a. m. , Br. luuepviiuuiice, , :.fu a. 111. Train No. 69. I-ave Dallat. dnllv. 1 n. m Iv Mouinouth, l:2fi p. m.; ar. lndeiieiidenee, 1:40 p. ut. ( i un trmii cuuiiecis mi Munmouiu lor Air lie.) Train No. 71. leave Dallas, dallv. 7 ::Un m Iv. Mouinouth, 8 p. in.; ar. Independence, ;15 p. ui. FROM AIRLIE. Train No. 6fi. Leave Airlie. daily. 9 a. m.: lv I Mouinouth, ::IA a. m.; ar. IndeMidciicc, a. in. i hub train connects at Mouiiioulti lor IIBI1MB.J Train No. 72. Iave Alrlle, daily, 5:0f p. n lv. Mouinouth, 5:40 p.m.; ar. Imleiieudca 5:b5p in. Train No. 100 leaves Airlie 4:45 p. in. ki'ndat dm. arrives .vouinouiu o: jo p. m. arrives Inde pendence 5::sj p. in. FROM MONMOt'TH ONLY. leaves Mouinouth lor Independence dallv ml 4.W . 111. MADE FOR SERVICE and guaranteed absolutely WATERPROOF OILtDS'JIB.SUCKtnj AND MArS Every garment guaranteed Clean Light - Durable Suits 3o Slickers 3 joio Br but oejuens twnwHEM tATAiws me eon rue Amine $ J " PrcsvtJ ami ;rviuccd by . nuijcuim., a iiuiu, ucugurrui If' preparation, delicately fragrant. ;M:ikcs the skin exquisitely softj If I t. .1 I. -1.- .! y i-7 wni-uiyncMj IUUUCCS UlC SliC OI enlarged pores, cleanses them, re duces inflammation and spreads an even, radiant jlow due to wholesome nourish ment (if uLin irlnn.l nn.l ;.,., ,U:.,n i 7 the capillaries which also feed the LJ skin and supply its healthful color. U Ask your Drurgist for a fret lamblt of Notice For Publication. TIM HER LAN.'), AI'T JI'NE , 17S. t'nited stales laiul Office, Portland, Oregon, .llilii 4. iah Notice Is hcrel.y riven that In mi , with the provisions of (he act of l nmrm, nf June ... ii. euuinii "An act lor the saleol Mmlr lamia in Hie StHteaof I'alil.trnlM llr...... Nevada aud V asliiuaioii Territory." aNai,,.i.Mi in an me i-iioiie 1411,1 Mates liyact o( August f liW. Clarence W.Khulli.ol Dallaa eonnlv ni P., lb Slate ol Oretroll, has this day Hied in llus erhce inn awurn Biateuteiil .o. lor tli i.iirnl.aa.. 01 men. r. 01 . . ol Section No. 111 iiwi,ii. iu. w e., ruinae ro. a west and win on, r prool in show that the land aourht I. vaniaoie lor iis tllntar or atone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to aaid land he!on Cnmio ru.. all'allas, llretron.on Wednesday, the Jiah dayul lie names as witneaaee: Aaron Mavtire, of Pallaa, Oregon: Karl laeearver. ol iNillaa. Ore. on: .nnuio Hale, ol Haluu. llreeon: Olio njerif , in 1 anas, iireson. Any and all persons clalmln adversely the above di-scrlhrd lauds are requested lo hie tbelr eianna 111 miaou cv oil or la'li.r ..t AU.KKNON S. IIUFSSFR. KelMer. Guardian's Sale. Haw's Tklal Weeffae 0e Hasxtr rjeltare atowai4 1st y case ef (atarrk tba wart a s4 ki Bail's Caiarrk Car. F J.CHEXITCO..!.,AMe.O. r the alsicsMi, kTs ksama F. J. CW y fas the las a yean, aaf Wlana Msa Mr- locsly iiaawrahw) ta ail Saiisi s liasisiiiiasi aaat tsax-lally able te cany eat mmf itilgs tlaa saade by their ana. arrt Inn, MmK UnnifB, TMa a . HUnr llwt CriataSaiaanVastlaai si laaaa as? rats. TolMt. U Hall a irsctiy aaaus u blooa aa4 ViaeBvssilaas tVaaaaesat. luil'i rasaOr fUia at Iks task Nolle IS hereby slvea that by virtu and In parauanee ol an order ol Hi 1 ouuly four! ol lh stale ol llrt-ron. lor Pols t'ounly. ailnna In probel. mailt and entered id m.rd in a,.i Court on the Uh rtav ol Jnne. Ia I ik. mtmrw i 1 w mw en.i aiiioiaiiril. of Henry ... T unn. iiiTiiwM ana airer-un Ihe ii.i, ur-. mm i.rii.n ui in n. rv... .... male ol said mli 10 aril the real propertv ol Mht Minor. h-ri r Amtom. at rnratc bv cian. uw iin-iersinie.1. as aaeh siar. dian. will. Inim and alter Mondav. the 2Tih day . -' " ' wo o or b a aa of saw day. at the U office nf iarr H.. the tlty of Hellas, la said Connlr, no-reed' lo aell the aai-t era! pror-rly, at pet rate me fm ' on hit 01 sale, tn nooofxienee uq ana in toe Bussrr pre eerioed by law, aohjeet 10 confirmation by Mid t ounty Court : nai l real pronertT brine lartse aUrly deented aa hiiU.aa. to wit : As and 1 Tided one hall inu-ect In and to that eeruie trart of Ien4 ta Poit t oasir Male of orraroa .lami-t aa heetnnitie ai the south wool eiH-ner of erle n lv In Tonnahip 7 noaih Uinre et nf the amametie M. n.t aa and ranuioe IK-nee Ic4 S) rials, thence Vwia Jr thewee w II mis an.1 11 tmt ai Ihrwe soul he, y In ih pjM of kewiaaiu eor-ta-mra two ee-os. fcei-eor lews. laitew una lh U af Jti-e farv . H KNRI M rrn.AR. niriiin ot the nenaiHi an4 ., ., Heary O Moan, a auaoc Uarar Haiknr. Attorney. Ctodol Dyspepsia Curo IbmU ivat fm ut. '. . 4l - abaisi. a 1 1 ay Better Than Pills For Liver Ms. MATURE'S REMEDY Is better than pills, because it sets In the right way. 1 Itstri trenethens the Stomach, aids Plgestlon, cures Dyspepsia, clean. .. j i 1. n...Un.llnn. Usually one MR Tablet is all tbat is necessary to correct the average tron ble. It starts In the Stomach and searches through'Uie Liver, Kidney aj . ..j .,i.n. it ... "na intestine, ui..uniii NR Tablala are always Juat rifht and neither sicken, gripa nor have harmful after effect. OIT a ZSe aox, BELT & CHERRINGTON, Dallas, Oregon. r" h vw !rtrw Aim m fcttnfaMnwanM- 3 a.-- ji ik..r !rtrw Aim Mm V A A M. Gran dfathery knew what BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT will do. A CONVINCING PROOF of the worth of a medicine Is the cures It can effect. Everv one who has used Ballard's Snow Liniment knows that It wiil CI TD C? RHEUMATISM, CUTS, SPRAINS, STIFF JOINTS, VUKC BRNS. NEURALGIA, CONTRACTED MUSCLES AND ALL PAINS. USED SNOW LINIMENT 10 YEARS. V. L. Settle, Richmond, Mo., writes:- "This is to certify that I have used your Snow Liniment for ten years for rheumatism, neuralgia, lame back, etfc., and in every case ib has rendered immediate relief and satisfaction." ' Avoid all Substitutes. Three Sizes 2Sc, 50c, $1.00 BALLARD SNOW LINIMENT CO. 500-502 North Second Street, ST. LOUIS, MO. Sold and Recommended by STAFRIN DRUG COMPANY "",''eiaaC' f 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 Unoir, N. C, had been troubled with err bad cough for over year. Shetayt: "A friend bought a bottle of Chaj.berlai.Vs Couch Remkdt. brought it to me and insisted that I ahould take it. I did oandtomy wrprise it helped me. Four botUe of it cured me of mj ccugh." THE IEW IDEA ri TBE 0BI6IML LAXATIYE IrPflODYS IflXATIVE LJLJ HsmtntEmlt L!3 ltd farcer,. . tJ led far ilV.ru For Sale by Druggists. u In aaaanf aaaal C0D61 JTEDP TJ OIIEYs AH ,U"la Cures Biliousness, Sick Headache, Sour Stom ach, Torpid Liver and Chronic Constipation. Pleasant to take QHIMO Laxative Frnit Syrup Cleanses the system thoroughly and clears sallow complexions of pimples and blotches. It Is guaranteed For 81. by STAFRIN DRUG CO. Dallas, a,d M. THOMPSON, Falls City.