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About Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1908)
How's This! We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward! foi vaycaseof Catarrh that cannot be cured bj Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, O. "Wo the nnJoisigned, 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 tions made by tlicir firm. W'tsTA Thuax, Wholesale Drug-gists, Toledo, O Wauhn'o, Ki.vnamA Mahvjn, WholesalaDrug- fists, Toledo, O. s Catarrh Cure is UVen internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price, 75c. per botUe. Bold by fUl l)m0 crista. TeaUmoaialj tre. Hall's Family Pills are the belt. COURT HOUSE NOTES Items of Interest From the Records in the County Offices Briefly Told. FAVORS APPROPRIATION Representative B. F. Jones Wants Oregon to Shine at Alaska Yukon Exposition. B. F. Jones, of Independence, representative-elect from Polk and Lincoln counties, believes that the legislature oiiRht to appropriate $.50,000 for the additional use of the Oregon commis sion to the Alaska-Yukon exposition if the commission can show that they need the money. He also holds that the Washington exposition will be of as creitt benefit to Oregon as the Lewis and Clark exposition was in l:i0j. When Dan Malarkiy asked the legislatun; for f 300,000 for the Lewis and Clark exposition I seconded his request, said Mr. Jones recently, nnen i returned noma a lot or my people jumped on me fur what I had done. They see how tho country has grown since the exposition and they realize that it was the exposition that started it. If the tiling was to be done over again, my constituents would pat me on my back if I voted for f 1,000,000 appropriation. "The Washington exposition is next door to us," continued Mr. Jones. "The people who come to see that show will come to see Oregon. Therefore I believe that Oregon ought either to keep clear out of the show or go in with tho intention of beating Wash ington in exhibits and advertising efforts. If we go up there we ought to go up to win all blue ribbons, and we can if we go after thorn. Therefore if the Oregon commission needs $,50,000 more I think the legislature ought to give it to them." Representative Jones is still working for the success of his Willamette locks bill, and hopes to bo able to pass it through tho next session. Portland Journal. PROBATE. Estate of Robert Wilson, deceased final account filed and the secoDd day of January, 1009, at 10 o'clock a. m. set for hearing. Guardianship of Glen Whalen, a minor annual report approved sub ject to final settlement. Estate of William Livermore, de ceasedreport of sale of real estate approved and administrator ordered to execute deed to purchaser. j Estateof Evaline H. Stefl'y, deceased i executor authorized to erect monu ment to cost not more than $200. j Estate of E. C. Keyt, deceased final i account set for hearing February 2, j 1909, at 11 o'clock a. m. ! REAL ESTATE. : W P Fisher et ux to P O Powell, ! land in Monmouth, $2i. Maude L Cameron and hd to Charles K Vick, lot in Falls City, $100. Andrew Smith et ux to David Mar-1 tiny, 40 acres, t 6 s, r 7 w, $33. i Lucy F Henry et ux to Lew W Wil liams, 53 acres, t 8 s, r 8 w, $373. United States to Royal H Plank, 100 acres, t 9 s, r 8 w, patent. Sarah J Teats and hd to R E Wil liams and H G Campbell, 200 acres, t 8 s, r 5 w, $6,000. Milo F Lantz et ux to Mabel H Ire- land, 10 acres, t 7 s, r 3 w, $2,000. A H Phelps et ux to Charles K i spaukling Logging Company, 160 acres, t 9 s, r 7 w, $.300. Mary O Conner et al to A J Winters, 187 acres, t 6 s, r 6 w. $5,000. Carl F Gerlinger et ux to A F Wend- lant, loo acres, t 8 s. r 5 w. $5.G00. WLGilsonetux to P J Schab rt, dry. This point must be well attended t. us tin' tl.-nwr "f excessive ventila tion Is very (treat. The beams and zinc cellhisr should be painted with white paint lend and oil. Above the zinc ceillnR a thin layer of drv. fresh sawdust should be laid smoothly, nnd n floor of matched pine boards should be laid upon that anil thoi-oiiKhly mated with melted pitch. This door should slope a little to one corner so as to draw the waste water from the lee there, and an S trap drain should l.e laid from that to carry off the v. liter into the drain above men tioned. The usual layer of sawdust Is laid i-.pon this floor to prevent too rap Id conveyaiee of heat from below to the ii e above. Small double windows TIMBER LANDS Fuller & Elliott Only Real Estate firm in Polk County handling Timber jjanii exclusively Don't fail to call or write If you have timber to sell. Office in trider Building Dallas, - - Oregon 4 Flfi. II ZINC SHEETS. should be used in the cool chamber be low to prevent access of heat from the outside, and they should be lifted air thrill. Ventilation should be provided for iy means of a wooden pipe with a slide, bv which the opcuiiiK can be rejriil.iiod. l!y carefully regulating the ventilation the air may be kept dry. M. OLIVE SMITH teacher of PIANO AND ORGAN Studio, Room No. 2, Wilson Block DALLAS OREGON lots in Falls Citv, $40. Sources of Examination Questions. State Superintendent J. H. Acker mun lias issued the following circular of information, giving the sources of the examination ipiestlons for State and County papers, February and August, 1DK0: Arithmetic, one-Iifth from State Course of Study, foiir-Ilfths from Smith ; Civil Government, Strong .V Sehaefer; English Literature for February, 1 !)(:, one-half from New comer's English Literature and New corner's American Literature, one-half from Lowell's Yiiiun of Sir Lauofal, Webster's First Hunker Hill Oration and Scott's Marmion; for August, 100'.), one-half from Newcomer's Eng lish ami American Literatures and one-linlf from Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, Raskin's Sesame and Lillies and Cailyle's Ivisay on Burns and Burns' Poems; (ieography, one-fifth from State Course of Study, four-fifths from Rcdway and Illinium ; Gram mar, oiie-llftli from Stub) Course of Study, four-fifths from Buchler; His tory of United States, one-fifth from State Cuiiri-o of Study, four fifths from Doub; Orthography, Reed's Word Lessons ; Physical Geography, Tun's New Physical Geography; Physiology, Krohn, Hutchinson; Reading. State Course of Sttidv. White's Ait of Teaching, Oral Read ing; School Law, State Laws of Ore gon; Theory and Practice, White's Art of Teaching; Writing, Outlook System, te.-is in writing; Algebra, Weils for Secondary Schools; Book keeping, Ollh-o Mcthixh and Practical is KiKKeeping, l'.irt 1 ; ( omposition, Hei rick & Damon; Physics, Milljuap - Gale, First t'ouise in Physics; Psy chology, Buell ; liot.my, Bergen, Ele ments of Botany; Geometry, Went worth's Plane and .Solid tieomctry, (UeBtions on plaiieOeoinetrv, General History, .Myer's. An examinati ui Is required ii the llrt thirteen sub jects for a first grade .vnillcato; the llri-t is fur a State certificate Hll,l the full 1 for a State diploma. Farm and Garden AN INEXPENSIVE ICEHOUSE. No Reason Why the Farmer Should Be Without It. An Icehouse and cool room may be constructed as follows: Excavate a half cellar in a perfectly dry place, from which the surface slopes (or may be made to slope) in all direct ions, so ns to prevent danger of moisture from want of drainage. A stone or brick wall is built around this and laid In hydraulic cement. The Moor Is ce mented. A frame or oilier building Is built upon this basement to contain the Ice. Twelve feet square will be large enough for a moderate sized fam- ji gnn njimvp ' ::Vll I :t;W Hd. I.- IC. HOI SE AND COOL IIOOM- lly. as an icehouse or that size will hold about twenty loads or tons of Ice. The inn in point Is the division be tween the icehouse and the room be low ll. This must be perfectly un tight and a moderately good conductor of heat. The llonr may lie laid 111 the following manner: Renins of suUlclenl strength are laid across and the ends well bedded in ce ment. A floor of zinc sheets Is then laid upon the beams. Hie sheds being closely milled to the beams upon strips of rubber sheeting to make the Joints water nud air tight. The beams aliniild be dressed smoothly. The zinc sheets are bent, ns shown In the Illustration (Fig. lil. This Is for the purpose of causing (he moisture, which will con dense upon the underside of this cell ing, to How downward to the lower angle, where It w ill drip. The drip Is caught In the little gliders of zinc shown in (he figure attached to the celling and Is carried off by a proper drain With this water will also be carried off much of Hie Impurity of tl' tit Unisphere, ami If very little ven tilation Is given there will be little condensation and the air will be kept Market Hogs. I What kind of hog will bring the most money in the market, and what breed will make the best market hog'; ! These are iiiestioiis hard to answer ; definitely. Markets vary us to the class of hogs that will sell at the top. When lard is at a premium the ho; that yields a large amount of !ard Is the market topper, and that means the heavy, thick, fat hog. When lard is below other products this kind of hog sells for less than the light weight which will make handy pork I i'K and good hams without too mu Ii t.it on t lie-in. Taking one year with another in eastern markets, the hog of 180 t 20o pounds will hit the top oftener than any other weight. In western markets hogs of around "."0 pound will probably average best. Some times lighter or heavier hogs will out sell I hose grades, according to the fluctuations in price of the product. In summer Imu prices covet the widest range because" There is the greatest dilTcrence In the yield of product at this season. In the winter all hogs are corn fed and yield more uniform quan tities of product, in summer many are grassers that make low yields and of inferior quality to corn fed hogs. A '-'HO pound hog that dresses 8() per cent yields liifi pounds, one that dress es 7.1 per cent yields l."0 pounds, and one that dresses 7n per cent vlelds only 1 10 pounds, an enormous differ ence in a carload of hogs, which the buyer makes allowance for In buying tlietii on foot. As a rule, of late the best hogs have been the cheapest on the hooks at the top of the market be cause they bine yielded so much more product than the others, which looked cheaper to t lie Inexperienced observer. As to the breed that killers like best, probably more would answer Rerk shire than any other breed. But hogs are what killers want, and the kind they want will top the market, wheth er black, while, red or spotted. DR. ELBERT E. FISHER Specialist In diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat Office, Rooms 12, Over Bush Bank I SALEM - - - OREGON Calls promptly answered day or night. R. L. CHAPMAN FUNERAL DIRECTOR & EMBALMER ! Bell DALLAS, Phone 103 OREGON Mutual Phone 1306 PJgNTIST. M. HAYTER Office over Wilson's ? rug Store DALLAS, OREGON. TTORNKY AT LAW. Oscar Hayter, Upstairs In Campbell building. Mill St DALLAS, OREGON Now is the Time to visit California When summer has passed in these northern states, the sky is only mild under the bright blue skies of Southern California. This is one of nature's happy provisions eternal sum mer for those who cannot endure a more severe cli mate. California has been called the Mecca of the winter tourist." Its hotels and stopping places are as varied as those of all well regulated cities. Visitors can always find suitable accommodations, congen ial companions, and var ied, pleai-ing recreations. SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. Will be glad to supply some very attractive literature, describing in detail the many delights of winter in California. Very low round trip excur sion tickets are on sale to California. The rate from Dallas Los Angeles and return $58.80 Limit six months, allowing stop-overs in either direc tion. Similar excursion rates are in effect to all California points. For full information, Bleeping car reserva tions and tickets, call on, telegraprj or write N. WOODS, Agent, DALLAS WM. McMURRAY en. Pass. Agt. Portland, Oregon TTORNBY AT LAW. N. L. Butler, , Ofice over Dallas: City Bank. DALLAS. OREGON TTORNET AT LAW J. L. Collins Main Street, Near Postoffice DALLAS, - - OREGON LOOK HERE! Order to Show Cause. Remedy For Cowpox. oxide of zinc ointment rubbed on the cow's bag illuming and night Is very good remedy for cowpox. The disease is curried from l ow to cow on the hands of the milker, so when the disease is In the herd milkers should wash Iheir hands carefully after milk ing t-iicii cow. Do not use the milk from nl'i'ecicil cows until thev are llll'lfl. Notice to Creditors. Notice it. hereliv eiv mis tit-rit ttnly iiiniiteil Hitiiiihisti-titrix ol the estate of John c. While. iltita,eti, hy the t utility court ol me Stan; of ttrt-Kon, for Polk I'muily, anil has ttlalllieil. All persona liuvinif claim atoiinst the t-aid -niiti' ait-iit-reny ninint-tl lo present llu- same mil) vi-rilim, lOKcllit-r Hit It the proper Viillelie llieieter. to the nnilt-isiirnt-ii at her resilience i. ear urk t.riive in niii county i t'olk , wit hio six mouth from the 'lute of this imticv. lttte-t anil lirsl nnlilialieil Niiveiulier -JO, 1908 MAHAMlA M. W I11TK. AitmhiiNlralrix of the estate of .lelm t W hite. Ucceancil. Address: II. K. 11. No. I klekreall, lrt!iill. oae.tr Hat ter. Atlerut-v. Notice For Publication. In the County Court of the State for I'olk (bounty. In the matter of the estate and viiiiriliMtiKhli. of I.j le Hall, a minor. In probate. Jt aunearitiK to this Court from the npHtimi this .lay presented and tiled tiy Frank H. Kiiwk, the jaruardiiin of the person and esUite of Lyle uau, a tin nor. nrtivnie for an order of attic nf certain real estate belonging to li is said ward. 17. . An undivided one-third interest in nnd tn that piircel of hind described as heginning at a point chains Knal from the Northwent cor ner oitnu "1 ol the Donation Land Claim of Henry Marshall and wife. Notification Vn nnir, claim Nn. -ill, in Township South. Kimtre o neat of the Willamette Meridian, in Pi. lit County, Ktate of Oregon, and running thence Vaal ti ? oliuitiu- t ....... v.t.ik i -. -ii ...i .....,v ...... . ,i..ti.n, UICIHC I'UMII lll.i)l I-JIHIIIH, thence est d.75 chains: and thmi t Smith i.:i thai us to the place ui beginning, containing 10 hcres, more or lea. Also. Hit Undivided One-tlftflilh intorest In and to that parcel of land ileseritcd as begin ning at the Southwest comer of the "17' of Bald Donation Land Claim and running thence North VJ.'.fl chains to the Nnrthuem cnrt.i r rf haid "I.;" thence Kast 01.;(7 chains; thence South lit :t chaiim to the Southeast corner of said claim; and l hence Voit 10l.;t7 chain to the The City Express & Transfer Co. does all kinds of hauling at reasonable rates. Stand and both phones at Webster's Confectionery Store. MUSCOTT & STARR . Proprietors DALLAS, OREGON TTOBNKYS AT I AW. Sibley & Eakin, The only reliable set of Abstracts U Polk county. Office on Court St, DALLAS, OREOON Yttobnev at law Walter L. Tooze, Jr. Office in Wilson Bldff. Dallas - . Okeoo.v TTORNEY AT LAW B. F. JONES Office in Cooper Building. INDEPENDENCE, . OREGON Hint the undersigned place of bcKlnnitirT, containing liai acres, moreor administratrix ttl the I less. I licpitrlnicnt in the Interior, Land min e at Portland. ( mucin. Not cimIkt -i, p.nw. .ollee i herclit cueu thai Mum Keeker, of t niietiutt-r, ttanhluiMiiu, tthtl, on NovciiiIkt .1, Uhts, niHdti Tiiutt-r Lain! Application, No iai24 for Norllm't al ', ol Ntirlhtal ',. Seel inn a' I n nahlp South ol liauin- 7 Weal of u illamt-ttp Meridian, ha liled lionet- til intcnllou Iti make - nun 1 asn l-reiil In establish cli.nn In the land nlH.te marrllied. tielnre the Itefisler and Keeeit t r . 1 !'. s. baud litlicc. at Portland, ore Ktni. mi Hie I'.lh dav nl .lauuaiy, husl. t 'laiinati! names as tt ilnf-aa....'. John Ixttt-p. ol Vancouver. iishititMoti ; hatid YouhrT.ol Van couver. vtnahiiiKioii: i.eorae kcl!nr, tif Van couver. Vt 11. Illusion : Paul ilei ker.oi Vancouver u aahinirliiu. AI.OKKNON S. itfSKK. Hi-liUlcr. 1 list it would la; beneficial to said ward that such reai estate should be anld; and it further apiH-aniiK inai i.ioyti nan, the brother of said ward, and Banna Lvnn. his sister, am th n.ti ui mu 01 saiu warn, ana that neither of them rcsidea within the ritate nf Oregon : on motion tif Oacar Hayter, Ksu.. attorney for said guardian. 1; is hereby ordered that the next nf kin .r said ward, ami all persona interested in the sbiii estate, appear oeiore mis court on Monday. Hie fourth day nl January, lima, at ten o'clock, a. m.. al tho court room of this Court, in tho county Courthouse in the City of Dallas, in Polk County, state of Orei-on. then anil Hi.... show cause why a license should not lie granted or me sine 01 sucn estate. And it is further ordered that a f-ontr nl it.ta order la- published at least three successive weeks noion-in. sulfl dav of hearlna:, in the "I'olk County Observer," a ncttspaier etrcu- iHiilir in litis Collntv. Iirinted anil i.nl.lih,.H ... ml. I ( iiy of I tallna. ' liatcti .Novcntla-r ii, lts En. r. co .vn. County Judge. Administrator's Notice of Sale of Real Estate at Private Sale. 1 arias i.i i OF THROAT AND LUNG RE RA DII ES mm FOR COUGHS AND GOLDS CURES '"THROAT" LUNG DBS RY DISEASES saved hoi son's urc Uf (on Kes wa taken down a year with lung trouble. We doctored tome moolhi without Improvement. Tfcea I begaa gtrtaf Dr. Kins;' Hew Discovery, and I toon aoticed a chance for the better. I kept thii treatment op for a few weeks and aow my son is perfectly well aad works every day. ICRS. SAMP. R1PPEE, Ara, Ms. 60c AND SI .CO SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY Notice is hert-bv riven, that l.v vlrt.. nt n order and decree ol the County Court tif Wash- iioiiou t otiiiiy, tin-con, mane and entered on Dect mber v. vx-, authorizing ami directing the administrator ol the estate ol S. A. Hewers de. -asel, to Sell at lirlt ate sale, certain MM.i ..... licUine-lli to Ihe eittatem 11, 1 H...H..U1 t . t. undersigned, will Irom atnl after lu,.n..'.. 1-. I WW. proceed to sell Ihe real estate hereinafter Tilled al prit ale sale. forcai.h In han.l ...i l"i to eoiiurtnallon ,v uitl entire t.l estate la-iiir iartieu larly deacrilavl as follons. to-itti. ah ine 101 lowing hounded anil descrtlai n-al pr.-t.crty. situate in the t ounlie. nl ru.ni.... and I'olk, sinteof Orcirott. lo-wit: I he north east quarter and the east half of the nonhneat -inarler and the cast half of the s-tulheast ijliarter in lion 7, l ownshlu 10 .-tun h. Kanre - West, Willamette Meridian, containing ,uu linn. B l-aled at Hlilaoorti 1. J. A. FINEOI T, Sole stirrlvtug admittialrator of the eMale til n. A Kowers. dereaaed. M. Halo j Hump, Attorney Itw the estate. . Oregon, this December , Notice to Creditor. Notice Is hereby rives that the tmdrrsirned haa been duly apoointed a.lministrai..r ..1 is. estate ol laaar Mevrns. dt-feaard, by the lonnlT t ourt ol the state ot irron, for Pola lonnty.an.l has unalitK-d. All i-r.ns havinr claim aeainac the aatd estate are herel.y noticed u. variit Ihe same duly tt-ntitd. bwther with the proper Tooerrrrs there. u the nndetsirin-d at his p ace .4 bu.lneas In WiPamma. 1 anthill t'omitv. tire, son, or al the erhee ol tbelotitttr clerk of P.dk '."'"'.l '!! "i an Boath. tei-nt the date of this notice l-aied aad firat published inielnler IT 15TSV. AMiKr kl.K-H. AdmintatmtoT of the mate ,, . . X Isaac Meveita 4reed. Ccar Hayter. Attorney. INDEPENDENCE & MONMOUTH Railway. FROM INDEPENDENCE. FOR DALLAS. Train No. ii4. Leave I uaependence daily. 6:00 a. in.; lv. Monmouth, 6:15 a. in.; ar. Dallas, 6:41) a. ui. Train No. 6H. Ieave Independence, daily, 10:50a. m.; lv. Monmouth, 11:05 a. m.; ar. Dal laa, ll:.i0a. m. Train No. 70. Leave Independence, daily, 6:15 p. m.i lv. Monmouth, 6:30 p. m.;ar. Dallas, 6:56 p.m. FOR A1RLII. Train No. 67. Leave Independence, daily, 7:30a.m.;lv. Monmouth, 7:40 a. m.; ar. Airlie. 8:1E a. in. Train No. 7:1. Leave Independence, dully, 3:30 p. m.; lv. Monmouth, :):S0 p. m.; ar. Aiilie, 4:25 p. m. . FOR MONMOUTH OMLT. I-eave Intleiendenee. daily, 2::p m. No. 101 arrives Monmouth 7:20 a m FROM DALLAS. FOR INDEPINIiSSt'S. Train No. M. Leave Dallas rlallv 8: a.m.: lv. Monmouth, s:.'i& a. m.; ar. Inde pemleuce, H:l.ri a. m. Train No. lis). Lv. Dallas. Sunday only, 6 55 a. m.; ar. Independence, 7::a. in. Train No. 69. Leave Dallas, daily, 1 p. m : lv Monmouth, I :J5 p. m.: ar. Iiidetidenie. l -40p m. tl his tram connecta at Monmouth t. o. lie.) Train No. 71. leave rtMllaa rfll r.-jt - . lv. .Monmouth, 8 p. in.; ar. Independence, 8:16 FROM AIRLIE. Train No. OS Leave Airlie. daily, a. m.; lv, oiiuioiiiii, v..ut.m.;tr. lni1etandence, 9:50 lialla's) connecia al Monmouth for Train No. 7Z Leave Airlie. lv. Monmouth, 5:au p. m.; a 5:.-5 p m . dally. J Of. p. m.; r. lDdendence, Train No. ino leaves Airlie 4:15 p. m. arxpiT onl arrives Monmouth i: J p. m. arrivca I u de pendence 5:30 p. m. FROM MONMOCTH ONLY. Leavea Monmouth (or Independence, daily at t'.w p. m . ' Sasarsa Caldaa IVmarU rnianials ll 7 or -. . ani jy-j.i a V Mtt ' J Ti A r "tw.-.sii fa COLDS' them if you BALLARD'S H0REH0UND oYKUP a coufrh or cold la ponorally a forerunner of tnanv. Oo sick KiH-1 Is. 1 1 HlioultT not be nerlectod, the hum", K? ns system is ft comiiination of tubes and cells, whii-h T, I kept in order to insure good health. "Ust Ballard's Horehound Syrup n IQF C0UGHS COLDS, BRONCHITIS wUivCij WHOOPINQ COUGH, CROliP AND ALL PULMONARY DISEASES Cured of a Chronic Cough. ii. j-.ins, mttte, wont., writes: "r cheerfiillv reenn, 1 J'.allard'a Horehound Byrttp to all pnopie alllicteri chronic coiihs. I surTered tor years with a chronic J. II. Kllis, Butte, Mont., writes: menu wiui ciiruiiic: ctiuiiH. sunereu ior years with a chrnnio e.ilt.rh u-ltlh Ttrrtttlrl ltvof oil il.tli t.. 1 1 .. .i , v.lirOniC byrup ellccted an immediate and permanent cure." 2:"c, 50c and $1.00. Ballard Snow Liniment Co. 500-502 North Second Street, ST. LOUIS, M0. "-'"-TsT1 Sold and Recommended by STAFRIN DRUG COMPANY FEELING BAD ? KS Stomach out nf order, Liver slnsulsh. Bowel t SI cloEtrod L l UP, and you have that allnouo-tlrcU-t.ul tt.t.linW cloE1!oa I 1 Take an NR Tablet To-night. Ton will besrtn to feel better at once. Their action Is different from other Liver and Stomut h medleinea-na griping, no slckcnine or weakening sensations Thev Znake you feoi nood, ' BETTER THAW PILLS FDR LIVER III! "Natures Remedy" (NR T.tU.l.) i, the very bent pro scrlption tor sour btomatih, Sick Headache, Lohs of Aptie. tite, ballow Complexion, Conatipatlon, Liver Comnlttiut Skin Diseases, Chilla, Ualaria, Biliousness, Drousy pi-,', pies and Rheumatism. All of those dlseasos are caused by toppascs and consequent deeay and formentatlon In some or all of the digostivo organs. Oal a SOo Baa. Sold Esarywhara. iJdMeMinechi BELT & CHERRINGTON, Dallas, Oregon. 9 i v re-It Coo?l(:rv:ca is preserved ami produoctl by Kohertinc, a mild, delightful ireparation, delicately fragrant. M:ilce"! thai ftlcin evrn:Iifeli Qnft . t ' ..." i by over-drynessj reduces the size of enlarged pores, cleanses them, re duces inflammation and spreads an even, radiant glow due to wholesome nourish ment of skin glands and stimulation of the capillaries which also feed the skin and supply its healthful color. Aikyour Druggist for a fret sample of BERTINE Mm mm. Hlr 1 IFYOUVE NEVER WORN jwrj curirn Kk. youVevet ' l It fr. Lnm I4a klk. IV KUIII llir IMlllf eomtortitaivesir! V the wettest weather MADE FOR KJD SERVICE AND GUARANTEE! VVATE.RPROOT 322 AT Alt GOOD STORES CATALOG FREE KILL. the COUGH AND CURE THE LUNGS w,th Dr. King's flew Discovery FORCgs"3 -WO Ll THROAT ANO IVNG THOUBtFS. GUARANTEED SATISFACXO&Yi .Ml A k- lr' L v6 ...1 rm -,.,.a.'l,ii..Jr. HIDDEN DANGERS Nature Gives Timely Warnings That No Dallas Citizen Can Aflord to Ignore. li Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. The kitlnevs are lieiiii-shaped (Watt!, composed of iiiafft-s oi little tubes, ail of which pour their secretions into a main channel that It-atls to the bladder, w this way the kidnevi ias off more tluii an ounce ol poison tverv day when m health. Hut it dot-snot take much w eett'ie kitlneys back, and when therge' behind, they cannot riitht Ihemtelni without help. The uric afid lW '" clog the kitlnevs, causing umi hpuvtr nehino- in the tlllfK, am "'-' tu-ittoe-a wlipn atooollli; or unnS' crystallizes in the muscles and am"' and every torn or twist brbps t"" torture. It attacks the nerves r,o,,roli .ml afialiffl. it hfinM I'W ache, dizziness, languor ami dienJ of the urine. Try a eoo.1 kidney men pine, if vou have any of the ab)ve(yin pioms. There is nothing el?e so p and etTective as IMan's Knlney rm and this tenietlv has no effect on iw ether oraans. except to drive out "JJ poison that interrupts their rti- ' cures the kitlneys ami ' . pause of disease. Kit h, l'i- l'ld ,0 lasting health result. j Home proof is convineire evi.lenr the efficiency of I'oans Kidney n--Call at Belt It Cherrinci.-n s dtn, it and ask to see statements of J"" r pie wno have need this 'emedy. tf KKor sale by all H.al Pnyj cents. Foster-MilLurn (-, New York, sole aaents f-r the l"'"0 States. r... Kemembcr the name no other. Notice For PoblicatioB. BELT & CHERRINGTON, Dallas, Oregon lVrnt rf the IntrW. H-THeT nr-Sl lsa.1 u m nn ii C3DSH SYEU? fi7: IE IEW IDEA HI THE 0R16IRAL UlXATIYc 173 EHBEDY5 flXATIVEin ONE W I 1 BB II ' Kara (bi B:tili iLJ Best (sr Cllldrei ti For Sale by Druggists. lef OtraKsnaasi ralia"' Ersr tshit UJ KA.t V , . . ' -tn . amorj at ? Ftitaj frvJ " I rri"i.'rr,-,-iii- ui at -..at .a a. alt, a..- O - Cn w 'rp-i - . iwVr; 17 1 H lm "c-a. J. r a Tra. m4 r-a. t t Auiwrt. a Mrn TO CDHE Corps B3cV!l Corrects Do not risk b- 4 or DH2 ii i I- ?idacy or B!add Disease not Dond the reach of medicine. No medicine can do more. For Sale by STAFRIN DRUG CO. Dallas, and M. THOMPSON, Falls City
