Polk County observer., January 26, 1909, Image 4

How'g Thht
We offer One Eumlred Dollars Reward fof
"sir case of Catarrh that cannot bo cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F J. CHENEY & CO., Props. .Toledo, O.
We the undcisigned, have known J J. Che
ney for the last iS years, and believe him per
fectly honorable in all business transactions
and financially able to carry out any obliga
tions made by their firm.
WkbiaTkiiax, Wholesale Drnprirists, Toledo, O
Wajjji.vo, Ki.vnan&Marviic, WholesaUDnur
aiista, Toledo, O.
Hall'B Catarrh CareistakenlnternaIly,ctiB
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
thesyateia. Price, 75c. per botUe. Sold by U
DruoTista. Testimonial bee.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Scores of Oregons Games.
Oregons, 43 Vancouver, C
Oregona, 34 Winlock, 4
Oregons, 34 .Seattle, 16
Oregona, 42 Rosalyn, 17
Oregons, 57 Ellensburg, 3
Oregons, 55 Spokane, 14
Oregona, 22 Anaconda, 1C
Oregons, 97 Billiners, 8
Oregona, 50 " Y M C A 15
Oregona, 3'J " Co K 15
Oregons, 00 Dickinson 10
Oregons, 36 Jamestown, 15
Oregons, 29 Minneapolis 29
Oregons, 33 " Co. B 16
and especially In new districts, for
often we find a man breeding in a
certain line for years and then finding
out he has made a bad choice, with
the result that the years have been
wasted and he bas to make a fresh
start.
Winter Hog Feed.
On most farms bogs get very little
variety during winter. Corn is the
steady diet. Naturally many animals
become unthrifty because of this
treatment. It Is not always possible
to have succulent feed, but this occa
sionally is available. If there Is a
silo on the farm bogs will eat a mod
erate amount of this feed. They
should also be given a slop made of
shorts or corn feed. At least once
every two weeks let them have all the
rotten wood, soft coal or mortar they
desire. This supplies the mineral mat
ter and tends to keep the animals
thrifty.
Oregons, 14. .
Oregons, 23. .
Oregons, 27..
Oregons, 31 . .
Oregons, ,'il . .
Oregons, 39 .
Oregons, 27. .
. . ..Stillwater
. . . liedwing
. . . LaCrosse
. . . Portage
. . Keenah
29
10
9
23
21
15
24
Bedding For Hogs.
Hogs take cold readily if obliged to
sleep on damp bedding. Redding in
which dust collects is also bad, as this
Irritates the membranes of the nos
trils and throat. Fattening lines if
given plenty of good, dry bedding will
repav one In added pounds of pork.
GRAND CHAMPION STEER.
which pT'ddlesTiiay be formed.
Thumps In Firs.
Thumps Is a pig disorder that Is
very lllcrly to affect young swine.
Avoid exi itcmi'Ct and sudden frights
and give n dose i f three grains of
digitalis In the feed, (let the patients
out in the air and sunshine and en
courage exercise by placing the feed
trough quite a distance from the bed.
If the hogs can le made to go about
nv-re and more the weal; condition of
the heart will disappear. Of course in
tills connection the food must be of a
tonic diameter, t'se a few oats and
Introduce I y decrees a little ollmeal.
Weicht Needed In Drafters.
Slight blemishes do not detract from
the selling price of heavy draft horses,
aiiil often youngsters are placed on
sale preen and unbroken. It Is weight
tl;-t brings a premium with drafters,
attil wii'i due attention to this one
quality It Is possible to supply horses
at a net prolit. It Is folly to mate a
draft l:ore with a roadster just to
got son!"tli!ng that can go a little
faster. It is tu t sped or high action
! that the farmer wants, but rather
j weight end ouallty. Those qualities
: are found
j tbo !"W t!
j of all ':
t! specimen. Professor I". C.
New Jersey Experiment Sta-
sharpening often and should be easily
removed and replaced.
The cutter should not require a man's
strength; It should cut tendons and
gristle off slick, cut Jio chunks and
splinters, but shave fast or slow, fine
or coarse as adjusted, with reasonable
exertion.
Order a heavy balance wheel to save
exertion: beware of lightweight ma
chines and exposed cogs and lubricate
with machine shop oil.
A machine that cuts vegetables, corn,
dry and green bone alike soon pays for
itself and brings good profit, for the
stvle described seldom needs repair.
Oregons, 14 Fou Du Lac 24
Oregons,;i9 "
Oregona, 19 Xeenah
Oregons, !2 Detroit
Oregons. 20 Buffalo
Oregona, 26 Litiesvillo
Totals '923
23
11
0
23
15
417
GRADING UP
THE HER.D.
Every fanner after cnierul Investi
gation should decide what breed of
eows will be best for lis particular
purpose, ami then as far as possible he
should breed up to the standard he
has In view. Breed for a purpose, and
then keep steadily ut It with a proper
Idea in view that will not allow of
any divergence or mixing up of breeds.
Too much cannot be said of the Im
portance of putting pure bred bulls of
well known butter strains at the head
of the dairy herd. The milk yield of
o cow depends mainly upon her in
herent milk yielding capacity. The
milk yielding capacity of a herd can
be largely increased by careful selec
tion and breeding.
In herds where a large milk yield
Is desired special attention must be
puld to using In the breed only those
heifers which have been bred from
best cows. The heifers from poor
milkers and badly formed cows should
on no account be retained, as they in
herit the qualities of their mothers.
When we consider that many dairy
cows yield only 1XJ pounds of com
mercial butter, while others yield up to
400 pounds, the need for grading up
will be readily understood. By select
ing heifers from deep milking cows
and continuing the process for a sutii-
cient length of time the average mbk
yield will be considerably increased.
The great fault with many dairymen
Is that they stint the feed. If the best
results are to be obtained the cows
must be fed well. The original cow
was not an Ideal dairy animal. .She
has been mude so bv selection and
1, . a ...
icuing. it we neglect these two
things we cannot hope to Improve the
herds.
Breeding from good milkers will in
variably produce calves which later
on will give a large milk yield. On
tho other hand, breeding from ani
mals whose parentage Is unknown
and which are crossbred must at the
best bo only guesswork uncertain
and unsatisfactory In its results. We
may possess cows which are heavy
milkers, yet their calves may not pos
sess the same desirable qualities. As
a rule, however. It will be found that
good milking cows produce equally
good milking heifers, provided they
have been bred from n suitable bull.
Especial care should be exercised In
selecting the class of tire to lie used
In the herd. lie should be pine bred
nnd a descendant from n deep milking
Htrnlu. This point Is of very great
Importance, but Is very often entirely
neglected.
It is a mistake to suppose that every
pure bred bull Is a good dairy animal.
The sire intluouoes the milking quali
ties of nil the heifers In the herd. I'll
less the breeding of the bull Is attend
ed to little nnd uncertain progress can
be made In the Improvement of the
milking capacities of the heifers. Only
when both parents are descended
from good milking strains can It be
exieotcd that the progeny will lie
good dairy animals.
Many farmers act unwisely In dis
posing of their great aged bulls Just
t the time when the owners are able
International Winner Bred In Indiana.
Points of a Good Animal.
Fyvie Knight, crowned grand cham
pion steer at the recent international
live stock exposition, Is two years old,
weighs 1,010 pounds and has his
weight distributed as a show steer
should. The new champion has been
the property of the Furdue university
since February, 1007, having been
purchased from Milton Fuss of Bur
roughs, Iud. The animal is a Iloosier,
born and bred. Previous to being
awarded championship honors it had
won a prize in the class fur ail ages.
Fyvie Knight is a pure bred Aberdeen
Angus.
What are the points of a good steer?
Here are a few that every buyer
should remember when he is purchas
ing a bunch tor reeding purposes.
Ills eyes are bright, clear and full,
indicating vitality and vigor.
His mouth is large and jaws muscu
lar, equipping him with good food
grinding power.
His forehead Is full between the
eyes and tolerably high, manifesting
Intelligence.
His head Is small and short, evi
dencing a short, thick body.
Ills neck Is short, thick and set
firmly to his shoulders, Indicating a
thick set body.
His shoulders are heavy and well
covered with flesh, giving smoothness
of form to fore quarters.
His fore legs are strong, straight
and set wide apart. The chest is
broad, deep and thick through the
heart, displaying plenty of lung room.
His girth Is large, and Just behind
the withers Is full, showing meat por
tions. His back Is short for early maturing.
straight to give good support and
broad to give good room for flesh.
Ills ribs are well arched nnd nicely
sprung for room for digestive organs.
only In draft stallions of
'Nvi'. li'o-l;y type, possessed
units tie essary to make up
the icier
Mlnkler.
tion.
Soft Coal For Hog Ills.
A breeder says: "I have been very
fortunate in raising hogs not to lose
many by sickness. This season we
have had sickness in my neighbor
hood, and many farmers met with
losses. I do not know whether 1
have stni"k something that Is a pre
ventive or not. but so far it has work
ed well. I lust buy the common soft
coal, which I scatter over the ground
where they can get at it. and they eat
It all the time. I have fed them
several tons of coal In this way. and
my hogs seem to be perfectly healthy.
I believe that if we would look after
our hogs a little more carefully and
feed them certain things we would
meet with fewer losses."
DON'TS.
Don't fail to be polite to visitors even
If they are only sightseers. It costs
mighty little to be polite and is a cheap
price to pay for good advertising.
Don't pick live feathers if your stock
Is In fattening coop or breeding; will
stop laying on flesh and laying eggs.
Don't let the sparrows get the chick
en feed. Set the table under screens
or set the cat ou them.
Don't feed beef scrap when your
chickens are ou range and use balsam
of Peru in alcohol (1 to 5) for the
mange.
Don't teach your homers to fly dou
ble und then expect them to fly single.
You'l' lose your bet.
Don't negtect the, old stock for the
young. Remember, you breed with old
and not with young stock next spring.
Pullets' eggs are not so important as
pullets bred from sturdy breeders.
Don't think every hen going light has
consumption. It's gray head louse consumption.
Potatoes For Cattle.
Small potatoes and apples are worth
much ns food for stock, 'mere is,
however, great danger of clinking In
cattle If either are fed whole, and it Is
a big h li to cut cr mash them if a
il'ge quantity Is to be fed. It Is per
fectly safe to food cither to ho;
sheep in any kind of feed dish
not so with cattle. Put If two pieces
of timber are put up Just far enough
apart so the animal's tie -k can be held
FEATHERS AND EGGSHELLS.
Pigeons are at their best for racing
when from two to five years old. Aft
er that their age tells, as It does with
"humans."
The turkey breeders of Indiana and
Illinois were puzzled over the late ar
rival of the grasshoppers. They didn't
get there till the middle of August,
but to their sorrow found all the tur
keys lined up to receive them.
The largest Incubator in the world
is at the Atlantic Duck farm. Long
Island. Its capacity is 30.000 duck or
50,000 hen eggs, and the cost for run
ning it twenty four hours Is 50 cents.
Long Island, only 120 miles long and
30 miles wide, raises on its forty duck
ranches U50.U00 ducklings a vear. At
or j Speonk is the largest duck farm In the
but i world, with a capacity of 70,000 duck
lings. Xew York consumes 00 per
cent of this duck crop and is within
half a mile of the end of the Island.
Now is the Time
to visit
California
When summer has passed
in these northern btates,
the sky Is only mill under
the bright blue skies of
Southern California. This
is oue of nature's happy
provisions eternal sum
mer for those who cannot
endure a more severe cli
mate. California has beeu culled
the Mecca or tho winter
tourist." Its hotels and
stopping places are as
varied as those of all well
regulated cities. Visitors
can always lind suitable
accommodations, congen
ial companions, ami var
ied, pleaMng recreations.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
Will be glad to supply some
very attractive literature,
describing iu detail the
many delights of winter in
California.
Very low round trip excur
sion tickets are ou sale to
California.
The rate from Dallas to
Los Angeles and return is
$58.80
Limit six mouths, allowing
stop-overs in either direc
tion. .Similar, excursion
rates are in effect to all
California points.
For full information, Bleeping cur R'R'.tvm
tions anil tickets, cull on, teU'rftpli or write
I. N. WOODS, Agent, DALLAS
WM. McMURRAY
Gen. Pass. Agt. Portland, Oregon
Even our
Grandfathers knewwhnT
BALLARD'S SNOW
LINIMENT
. Ml U
win ao,
A CONVINCING PROOF
of tho worth of a medicine Is the cures it can effect
CURE jfts
USED SNOW LINIMENT 10 YEARS.
V. L. Settle, Richmond, Mo., writes-. "This ,
certify that I have used your Snow Liniment for .
years for rheumatism, iieuraltria
and' SS 16 rlM 'relief
avoiu ail Substitutes. Three Sizes 25c, 50c l nn
unnu onvw LifNiJUtiNT CO.
500-502 North Second Street, ST. LOUIS Mfi
Sold and Recommended by
STAFEIN DRUG COMPANY
I'TOKSKY AT LAW
and
hole
between tl
throu.'.-h at such a height that the ani
mal will b' prevented from raising
the lc'.id up to a level with the body
tie re will In- no danvtcr of choking.
-'o
used
tore
I 'le i
Ti:
!,r. 1
Worth cf t!ie
dairy bell sV
until h- Ik;
,'i :e and IT.
f cp dm Isisi pr
Dairy Dull.
Id be extensively
fa-
that M 111
li
ills ..v.
ri -t i-n-i
rt h.
t
it.'iMe progeny,
animal is pure
does not positively
The effl -.T-y of his
'cry.
KVVIE SSlliHT, GRAND CBAUl'ION HTLHTX.
If the ribs do not show plainly, indi
cations ure good for fattening quali
ties. I li- hips are wide anil thick, the
rump lonji and wide and the thighs
heavy. Tills nsyurcH steak yielding
qualities.
His bind legs are short and straight
for good foundation for hind quarters.
A fine bone In the tall Indicates that
the animal Is small boned.
Clean Stablet Mean Clean Milk.
One cannot have clean milk without
elean stables. With many any old
place Is good enough for the cow. but
those who are getting great prunt
from their hewls have learned that it
pays to have everything in a sanitary
condition. I 'airy barns that are not
cleaned every day cannot be kept In
the condition they should be.
THE VETERINARY.
SIl'.E OP A PINE JEKSLT IIEUl.
tu form an arrurnlp .ipiiiion of flilr
raium as aires. It Is an old ami wis
a.ilug, "Judne a bull by the bcifera
be produces."
If the progeny art? up to the exw
tatlons or l-eyond them, why diNs
f auch a airt? Th answer Is In
variably that bis heifers are coming
In and tie must lie disposed of. This
la a great mistake. It would pay
fourfold to retain this proved lre f
the old cows and purchase or use a
young bull for the heifers. The lwt
plan Is to buy the tried sires and
Judjre them througb'thelr heifers.
la this matter of grading up tbe
dairy berd one should te iruklcd liy
local and climatic conditions; also by
natara and pastures. He should con
alder well before making, a. sclecthMi
J o
Hace n sick ntiimal In n dry box
stall with plenty of bedding and sun
light. In cold weather place a blanket
on the nnliii.il. Teed sparingly with
digestible food and keep the manger
sweet and clean. Water should be
pure nnd warmed when necessary.
Cura For Scours.
One who has tried it recommends
corncob tea for calves and colts trou
bled with scours. It Is made ns fob
lows: The corncobs are '!iiped H;
Into pbies nnd put Into a kettle with
enough water to rover them and are
then steeix'd over a slow fire. The
fluid Is then drained ..ft" and cooled
and used as a drench for the affects
animals.
Treatment For Scratches.
In old cases of in rate ties where the
skin under the fetlock tends to crack i
and Is dry and scaly apply rrratc rf
cnr.tharldes to Mister the p.irts. and
as It will remove the srnrf new skin
will form and be apt to remain sound
If the parts are not washed during
cold weather. In ordinary rases do
not wsh the parts; poultice fir a few
days with hot flaxseed meal and then
apply sulphur ointment two or three
times daily.
Foot Rot In Cattle.
Tor fouls or foot rot In cattle cleanse
the parts thoroughly and touch with a
feather dipped In water three parts
and sulphuric acid one part, cr the
ore may be cleansed and then smear
ed with pine tar and a hands? tied
between the claws and about tbe pas
tern to keep oat the dust. RerooT tbe
ca.ue. br '.'n. ru aU. k iUrea In I
.I'X.IiAI-.i ii ll.
l'A.
p'ol.ym.ljt. la
MY
Since I've i;i
Ac! Fi.l': I
B c.uj:-e I v.
Hack in my c.-ii l
Ieur mother tre..
Hut I vs.t.s nlw.i
Where'er El e au la
Anil, s!rL.n, li.e
bored 'Here we see the great advantnge of
locating near your market.
The winter is quietly and quickly
passing. Don't push your breeders for
heavy market laying. The hatching
season will be here in a short while,
and then woruout layers will lay few
fertile eggs for hatching.
attained a very ma- In t lie uew year let us adopt and
cd that ho is enpa- practice the boy's resolution, "I'm go-
In' to be pooder and gooder and good
: er!"
When you End a better method
adopt it and give the man who intro
duced it the credit. If you have given
people your old method and they have
it in use notify them of any improve
ment on the same or Inform them of
the more profitable plan you have
adopted In its place. This wins re
spect. British et;g wholesalers claim that
IK) per cent of stale eggs ure white.
while American storage men claim
that the browu shelled eggs, havii
thicker and heavier shells, keep longer.
Is this nil rot or not? Ilrethreu, It's
the smell, not the shell, that's the sell
and keeps your eggs from tasting well.
A hen in Itislng Sun, I'a., laid an
egg with a letter "II" ou it. We ad
vise her In time to omit the letter "S,"
for It will put her owner under sus
plclon of selling storage eggs, and
then her cackler will be cut off.
There Is continuous advertising for
well equipped poultry managers. Good
Inducements ore offered. The Ameri
can hen has opened up an honorable
and well paying occupation for many
men and women. She II be a political
Issue yet.
The Minnesota state fair housed its
poultry show iu n magnificent new
building, with single coops for all
fowls. That's the way to draw big
exhibits.
O Mf
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V-erw.--
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Use AH IIaytkr,
Upstairs In fampbell building, Mill St
DALLAS, OREGON
Guardian's Sale.
. by C. M. Harnltz. These
i-.,s!i ali.ias must tint be re
al . .--ci.O jii Tmissioli.J
PUNKIN PI
or, n .,1,1 I oft
1 !.!: t! r.
;i -.Uiul
years.
:ty.
it drum
1 I
so far.
J"
The diiahnuts
C'aUc iiia-ii-iy
How IJiceKly
tai.e!
It was the r.i
lar
.-aWicw.
su :pr cake,
uiiiii-l ii., ,r leave
a nil
One dav ma
A l.uliy , a
I watch,-, 1 I,
Ami u In:,.-
M-I,ajs.
a i uniiin
-r no Hip
I the oii.er
anj things
1 cannot he. 1 noU- that .;e.
An I. iiiiilJii. lhulhcr Jack.
I huMlc.l l.,r the kitchen door,
Hut in.xl.fr cc.ih .1 me hack.
i hail 1. e t ! sr.ovcl nr. my tack.
It hlij-i cil dow n on my chair.
It as my link, alac's, alack.
To nit tl.iun mi it Fyuare!
My mother t.au-heil until she cried.
I cm 1 until I I uii;he.l.
They called me "t'unklns ' "PunWn-hc-.i.l
"
Oh. my. how 1 mas chaffed!
I'm call t a pious saint today,
i if names l i e a variety.
Hi t mother oft recalls ta me
My e.itly 1'imktii pietv.
' C. M B.
FOR BONE CUTTER BUYERS.
When ;.in buy a lione cutter, get it
on trial.
Probation may save tribulation.
Our tirst lone cutter turned bard
enough to give a mule nervous prostra
tion. We ki, Led.
Here nre pointers for your profit:
Huv a machine that stun. Is nornon.
dii-u'ar on legs.
The . utter til it Is screw e l t a bench
is a i n1.- .nn
The i ii l i : e with part f knives not
In play w itc lime nr-d mu !e: but.
"''M of hM nl) . nrxNl l.y ninny. Is the
0-oa- cii'i. r v hero, ne hand must ! re
li .1 l. -.r t.. control the f.-.-d while the
other ti.! ;-i t'ie crank.
Tliercf re tit a ciitur uliii u:o-x..it
ie f.il t'.iit ts f.. f .;k, J thru i
makes i!,e k'lives cut d,t p l.i'o a s -ft
hone ard c;e ep on a itI . ve i..l
thus never stall, w 5ii the foT mcrf -i;
str-mit into the ! p:v. t'.v Ii pw-r
havh g a lii-i.-.-d t-'nh- f. r cay -j.
!; h t!.e cct- r p! He right r '. ri -a'. b.
The f il.-wer sh. id nt re-t o-i. t'ue
kjivesi the t ri-.es n'l r. I rr rire
DK!iT
M. HAYTER
Office over Wilson's ? tug Store
DALLAS, OREGON.
INDEPENDENCE I MONMOUTH
Railway.
FROM INIiKPKXDKNCK.
Ton DALLAS.
Train No M. Leave InneiH'tiilt'iife .inilv fi rt
m.; Iv. Monmouth. ti:l," a. ui.; ar. 1'allai, ti;4u
Leave ln!epr!iifnee,
niti4iutta, 11 .uA a. m. ; a
ilailv,
a. tn
Train No. fiv
10 m.; Iv. M
Up. II .At a. tn.
Tram No. TO, lave Inlepenrif nre, 'lai.y,
1 p. m. ; It. Mou mouth, 6 ;i p. m.; ar. Ialla&
p. in, '
F AIR1.1K.
Train No. 6? Ie-af In.l.-rn W-iK-e. Ani.v,
. Iv. Mutimouth, ; j a. m.; ar. Air.ie
s K a. in. 1
Train So. ?:.. lrv Inifpemletioe. daily 3 30
p m., Iv. Montxiouili, a "v p. m.; ar Ait It 4
p m.
FV 1. Mii'l TH 05LT.
Lafave Iii'I-penlence.lai!T, 2 K p. m.
No. lol imvii Monmouth 7. X a m
LRM I'ALLA.
F" IM'trE.M'KM E.
l-ave laHu lai!y . Millar.
Mm. month, t a "m ; ar ln-iW
Train No r.
1 a m lv
I rutn-e.
I Tram No. 11 I r Iar..a. tun.!af cnJr C V
i"- r. ItbifffD-ltiHt, ; m.
I uTr,n ' . l :a 1ai 1 p m : v
nne ia at Mot.ia.-uta lor Air-
Notice is hereliy yiveu tliHt by virtue nd in
pursuance of nn onler nf inc i.ouiity Court ot
me riHie oi uif'-tm, lor 'oik i t'Univ, si tt in if ju
probate, mu'le ami etitrei.l of recunl in j-niri
t ourt nn the 1th tiny of Janinirv. v.WK in t he
nintte r of the estnte nnd t-'iiariininl)ip of i.yle
nun, it iitinur, aiHiioriui una iiieiifcing the
umH'rtiii:tietl s uuanhan of the pt-rsm und
t'S'ate of said minor to sell certain real property
of iiis faiil waul, lieieimtfter described, at
privaie Side, for ciish. iu tin- niauner prescribed
by law, tbe un'tersiif ned such eufirdian will,
from ami after ThurNhiy, the iMhdny of Febru
ary, VM), nt the law oltke ot Osciir llayter, Ksj.,
iu the City of l)alhts. in i-iiid County, proceed to
sell the f-Hid real property, at private sale, for
caMi in li'tml on duv of hale, in accordance, uitli
said license jf s.ile ami iu the manner pre-
aiTiueu i unv, siinjfci to eouiirniaiion nv sain
.niiiiiy (iiiiii; Mild real properly being jmr-
Licuitiriy 'H .-crii'fU as loijows, 10 v!t :
An undivided one-third interest iu and to
that parcel ot land described as hcurinniiifr at
point JO.L'-'n-baiiis East from t lie Northwest cor
ner of tbe "1." of the Donation Land claim of
Henry .Marshall and wife. Notification No.
claim o. tilt, ui lowncbip s South, Kan ire
Wehl of the Willamette Meridian, in l'olk
County, ytate of Oregon, nnd running thence
r.asi (i..) eiuiins; tneuce orth chaim:
inence v, est u.m ctiaine; ami theme .South l..;;i
chains to the place of beginning, containing 10
iirii'fi, liiint' in iesr.
Als'i, an undiviticd oue-tifteenth interest in
and to that paicel of land described as begin
mug at the Southwei-t corner of the "1," of said
initiation l.Httd ( laim and i tinning them
North P.t.M'j chains to the North west corner of
.saui "1.; thence hast Hd.;7 chains: thence
houiu t..?2 chains to the outhenst cori:e!
Raid claim ; and thence U eft ltd .17 chains to the
place of beginning, containing 1 acies, more or
1C!S.
i'ated this 1Mb day of .lanuarv, liiy.
FRANK' II. KAWK,
(iuardian of the person and eslate.
of Lyie Ball, a minor.
Oscar llayter, Attorney.
TOWER'S FISH BRAND
WATERPROOF
OILED CLOTffiNG
looks better-wear!, bnqer
and gives more r-w
bodily comfort
oecause cur on
rne ust ns nnnn Kinnx v
fiiiTC tOAft f t inrre Art
SOLD EVERYWHERE. k.
Every garment flWlfi't
beanna ihe . . ,
sion of ihe fish . cSsmi
quoronleed ' ..r
wo'erproor 'JTDKA- catalog friz
-If IK
KILL UVM l
... tT 1" F'- a rini aa t
nu SJ i"4 !,. tnii fc, t'JU.it
WITH
li. a m a
The Secret of
Beautiful Va r-a i
lies in keeping the skin pro.
..vuaawcimscieansec lun
washing is not enough-thai
onlyleavesihedelicatemrfact
more exposed to the irritation
of dust and germsj to merci
less attacks of tun and
weather. After washing, ap.
!) iMincnineanciexpenencc
its delightful rtfreshrntnt.
on will admire the line-lta
soilness it imparts to fact
neck and arms. It not only
mmuiaies a radiant glow, but
protects the skin from becom
ing coarse. Prevent, bum
ng, tan and freckles.
fii jtur Dnttitt fir f
jirf mmru u IKf
Lli trii.1 BolMo Frcc J
WD U THBOftT AKa UI!H8TaC??PU3. H
GUARANTEED SATiSFAO'iOKS
OB MONEY EEJCNBED. K
TTOHNEYS AT Law
BROWN & STOUT
Arstiiaci Ollsi
Notary rnn.ic Coi.i.rcnoxs
UIowjj lildg. DALLAS, OJIKCON
TTOKNEY AT LAW
Executors Sale of Real Property.
Ed. F. Cun,
Notice is- hereby Riven, that the under.-tenet!
execuiors oi tne estRt.- oi Hiiliam Liverniore,
uecease'l. will hy virtue of an order of the lion.
(oiinty Court of l'olk County, Oregon, tinlv
made and euteretl of record on the 20, h ilay o)
lietolier. I'tO.tiuly autliorizinifand empowering
them so to do. on or after tbe !Hth dav of l-'eb-ruary,
IWK nroceed tOM-ll at private sale to the"
hiKhest bidder for cah in hand, the following
descrilted real estate, to-wit: Lot No. Five (.')
in moe .o. r-even ,) in i,even h LaCrcoic
iioiiKflieati Addition to the Town of Hallas,
I'lUK t.tuintv, OrcRon.
Sealed bills may be handed tn the executors
nereinauer lianie'l, or to the Attorneys for said
estate.
DALLAS,
in Coimiiuiinc
OUEOON
, TTOBNKY8 AT I AW,
, SlfSLKY it KAKIX,
The only reliable s -t cf Abstrarts
Polk county. Office on Court St.
DALLAS, OREGON
Ir
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS
Don't Mistake The Cause of Voir
Trouble-Delay May Prove
Fatal.
Iintcil at Dlln, l'olk Count-, Oreifnn, this IMh A TTortXEY AT LAW
(lay ol Januiiry, l'.HKi. - -
Walter L. Tooze, Jr.
A. B Mt'Itt.
I.KONAKI) K. MYKKMOKE,
.loini exi-cuiors 01 hiiiii entitle-,
sllilcy .V; Knkin, Attorno s for eatnle.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Office in Wilson Kl.lp.
Dallas - - Ohkgox
Notice la liorcliv riven that tlie iinrierairnril
a exoi-uirix l the caiate of J. K. llul.binl. A TTOIlVFF at taw
l-r,-,ise.l, haa li!e.l tier filial aeoiiuul in the
i uiinly l ourt ol the state tf oreKon. for IViU
imiity, ami that Ihurwlar. the lth dav of
l-el.riiary. l-Oi. nt the hour of 10 n'rloek in
ine lon-niHin ot aunt ilay, al the Court room of
Ihe aaul Countv l ourt in the riiv ni I)HUU
,-ivi;.,ii. una iki'ii nipoiiuea i,y ailit
Court aa the time ami plai-e for the hearinr of
ohjei'ttona to the aaiil final aceount and the
w-iiieiiieui inereoi.
KI.I.KN J. IirilllARO.
Kxi eutrix of theealate of
J K. Huliliaril, deceaM'd
IHear Mayter. Attorney.
Kateil ami tiri-t (lubliahed January 19, VMi.
B. F. JONES
OITlee in Cooprr Jliiiliiinp.
IXDErEXDEXCK, - OliF.GON
Notice to Creditors.
Yttokey at law
J. L. Collins
Slain Strict, Xoar rnstoWloe
DALLAS, - . OI5EGON
Nntire In herebv rien Unit Ih. iii,.l,.i
ha been duly aprointed ailminiatrator 01 the
Mate of Aiiuil-la I aiutNi, di-eeaaed. hy the
. imiiiit i nun oi ine Mate ol Oregon, for l'olk
iniiiij , aui naa jiianne,!.
Ail eranna havine elaima airaitial fhp Hf
eiiate are n. rel.y nonheil to iTiarnt the aame
ouiy verinoi, lorei her with the -nu-r vou hera
th.-refi.r. to the Ulideraiirii.l mi ti,ul.. nrt
P. Ill lin.lfr. Ill lliei II . Ol I IN In mm ..
County, within an month, from the dale of tln
liaied and tirat f.ubiuh.M Jamiarv 19
. li. CANil'HKi.l..
Administrator of the eMa'e
' Autuata cam.l.'l..diceaaej.
tarar llayter, Atlomey.
Yttok.ney at law.
N. L. IiUTLEK,
OBce over Dallas City Bank.
DALLAS, OREOON
Ons Minute Courjh Curs
For Coughs, Colds and Croup.
Dim-b vour buck nelie? Do yon frf up
Imiie in'tlie lnorniiis? Do you feel dull
uiul t i red V 1'ues it lairt you to bend
nver, Id lift iinvtliinii, to get up
t-Jiai i ? IH) you have sudden "i'ion
or etilelieeo'f pain in the Imck? DoJ
ilnll, thri)l)l)ii!s,' ai'lie fettle in the sm
..f vonr hai'k anil liotlier you day M
niiilil? lo yon enmetimes leel that jo"
sitniilv cannot stniigliten up? ooe
not make anv niisiake by treatine tne
kiilnevs at onee, for it is the ; aw"
troubiee that leaJ to dropey, dW
and liiiplifediteafe. If tliere .
doubt in your mind that the M"."
are affefteil, notice the uime for J"
.lava, if paajies are irregular, pinf'
or'tci waiitv, difi'oloreil or lulh'l
nient, the kidneys need help rielit
and their in no other n.edicine w.
. . , , . , i . ' L' .IneV llllS.
llelptul inan I 'turn i n.i"-.- -simple
remedy for the k"1"'' '
powerful that it quickly curee tlie fl"
and eo ends all the paidful and W
inK symptoms . . . ., (
7. ; tniniv PVlitei
Home proof is cm'"',""' -- pi;i!,
lV: t herrintMou
the eflli'iency
k m . i..i ,.
ami ask to see statements of PalW f1
pie wno have used this 'eme,1-T'Pr:5C
Fl-or sale by all dealers. PW
cents. Foster-.Miiourn -" V,,
New York, sole agente ior iu
-Poao't-11
tales.
Remember
no other.
the name-
rt Jk IliC a. n ' " mm
8inatnra
i:n,omh. 1
tibia traiu -
)
Tr.in No ri. !.::,,. iai;T 7 v in
r N.Mimoulh. P m., ar. IdJ, 'i..; mt a li
Ml
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THE HEW IDEA
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THE msini LAXATPi'S
S3! 313 SM r-' A fir I ( ' ' i
Uim Hi Scwels
FRl'M AIRUE.
Train c t.-mvr Air'ie .l.. T 9 a m r
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m. t i hia iraia n,Uurut at Himmo-iik l.
4ai. w r.
ar. l leprni,;
a. v
1 fiia 1
I t-ra ia 1-are airi
- it. aoT-Buta, .iaa
I V.,, R, .
I ol J inm M..t mo-Ota , je p m .m-re, . ,
Best f:r CiHirsa
For Sale by Druggists
0' utrv.
OUBH SYRUP f73
wm AH
awr aa w is m n
M
..mmtflA
Cures Biliousness, Sick
Headache, Sour Stom
ach, Tcrpid Liver and
Chronic Ccr.3lipation.
rieasant lo tafce
Laxative Fr mt Syrup
For Sale by STAFRIN DRUG CO. Dallas, and M. TE0JIPS0N, Falls City-
Cleanses Ih.
thoroughly and ci
sallow ccrnpleJ
Finiples and 1
It Is uarante