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* Wm..McMillan died Monday THE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZES j home near Monmouth. » t h is Women an Well as Men Are Made Miserable by Kidney Trouble. OCR STAFF OF RUSTLERS. GOC8ENECK. Katie Towns is taking music lessons at Dallas. P ortla n d Daily J«*uinsi. Its price »lone is $4 a year hut wo Mrs?. John L»»nch ip quite poorly. I have arranged to furnish both it anil Charley Haynes’ cows bring him Robert Howe and wife spent turkey W H A T T H E Y H A V E T O S A Y A B O U T ; the lleuiizt r tor that p-icc. or you can Clnud Oviatt wa » recently married. $20 a month clear. T H E D O I N C S IN T H E C O U N T Y . 1 dinner day at the metropolis. gut the semi weekly and tins paper D A LLA S , F R ID A Y , BOV. 27. 1903. Florence Lackey is among us on h Jabc Ferguson was out from M on or $2 a year. Who ootthl ask for Ira Hooker’s daughter Iva, is now visit. mouth Wetlneeday. cheaper rates. Now is tin* time to A n U n e q u a lle d a n d C o m p le t e R e 1 Mrs. Frank Gilliam, of Pedee. • u m e o f W n a t Y o u r F r ie n d s a re Kidney trouble prey* upon the mind, dis There is a baby at the home of W il Willard Rhodes honulit a hoise at provide for winter reading. T ell your t it u s m » K vbey F riday Moavue A t 7:80. courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor lis Howell. j Over 50,000 of dressed turkey* wa* a n d H a v e B o n n L a t e ly D o in g . liiends about this attiaetive otter. the Thurston sale for $100. and cheerfulness soon cold in Portland Monday at 24 aud 22 disappear whan the kid John Himpson and wife have been W illi* Galloway, who recently died cent*. C O L L E G E N O T E J t. Y o u K n o w W h a t Y o u A re T a k in g . neys ere out of order in our midst. B u n «» AMU PttOPUlSTuH. a* The Dalles was a cousin ol Mr* or dliesaed. Quit* a number will go from here to 1 When you take Grove's Tasleiuss Win. Hoffman, our crack guard iu Fishback. Kidney trouble haa see the great play, Beu Hur, iu Port Chill Tonic, because the formula is S te p p e d A g a in s t a H o t S to v e . basket halt ol last winter, Will return become so prevalent plainly printed on every bottle, show W. P. Ireland lost seven goats aud from easteru Oregon to again attend land next week. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: A child of Mrs. George T . Benson, that it 1 j not uncommon ing that it is rimply Iron and Quinine a calf hy the falli ng tree* during the school. when getting his usual Saturday night for a child to be born Judge Burnett’* term of court will iu a tasteless form. No cure, no pi y. $ t 50...................................... Per year afflicted with weak kid bath, stepped hack against, a hot stove recent high wind*. | 7 5 ............................l’or mix month* begiu December 7th with a small aud Price, 50 cents. Dan fero„n and Everett Wilson are neys. If the child urin which burned him severely. The child 4 <)........................Per three month* uniini*orl*nt docket. A n E n g lis h A u t h o r W r o te . now permanent hoarders at ilie dor ates too often, if the wa« in great agony and his mother “ N o shade, no shine, no fiuit, no A dveitising rate* made known on mitory, making tilteuu . persons with | urine scalds the flesh or If, when the child could do nothing to pacify him. He P IO N E E R . You should roe Meiser’s toys before application. Correspondence i*solicit reaches tn age when It should be able to membering that «he hud a bottle of fruit, no Hewers, no h aves— Novem out the uiatrou. purchasing. They carry as complete Mrs. J. R. Robbins has bton quite control the passage, It ia yet afflicted with ber.” Many Americans would add no ed. u line as can lie found i'l the city. bed-wetting, depend upon It. the cause of Chamberlain’« Pain Balm in tin* freedom from catarrh, which i* so ag- That lu.-tdy played game of foot ill. Fine Job Printing done at reasonable the difficulty Is kidney trouble, and the first hou«e, die thought «he would try it. hall last Saturday afternoon tielween The Independence football team nrioes. Mr. Kellogg has be* n visiting his step should bo towards the treatment of In leas than half an hour after apply ^raved during till* month that it hc- downed the Dallas boy* near the cousin Mrs. McFee. com- s constantly troublesome. There the academy and luilependei 03 teams, these important organs. This unpleasant ing it, the child waa quiet and asleep, round house laal Saturday afternoon. trouble Is due to a diseased condition of the and in leas than two weeks was well. is abundant proof that catarrh i* a ended with a score of 0-5. COU R T D OCKET. Mrs. McKee and Mrs. Woodward kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as Mrs. Benaon ia a well known resident constitutional disease. It is .related Our gymnauim is sadly in need of Be sure to see the display of M exi most people suppose. Following is the docket (or Judge can drawn work at I he Epworth have been selling turkeys. of K elU r, Virginia. Pain Balm i* an to scrofula and consumption, being more apparatus, e-peciwlly a platform Women as well as men are made mis Burnett’* term of circuit court which league bazaar, December lOih and Mattie and Maud Coulee are home erable with kidney and bladder trouble, antiseptic linim ent and especially one of the wasting diseases. Hood’s punching bag and setsof boxing gloves convene* December 7th. from McMinnville, where the have and both need the same great remedy. valuable for b'lru^ cuts, bruiaea mid saisupirilla lias shown that what is and with these more pleasure and llt li. For sale by Wilson Drug capable of eradicating scrofula, coin- greater skill w uld be secured from been visiting relative*. The mild and the Immediate effect of apraina. 1. Ben Hayden vs A T Steele, ap pi tcly cures catarrh, and takeu iu company. Mrs. P. 8 Greenwood ad son, Peter, Swamp-Root Is soon realized, it ts sold peal front county court. time prevents consumption. W e can g*in classes. M ilt Holman and family have m ov are visiting in Illinois and will return by druggists, In flfty- 2. Caleb Hughe* v* Geo E Lewis, not see how any sufferer can put off ed back from their Salt Creek farm, cent and one dollar Besides the daily class recitations of N O R T H S P R IN G V A L L E Y . by way of ¡Seattle to visit her daugh action for money. taking this medicine, in view of lire the college curriculum ihere are iwo where they were putting in grain. sizes. You may have a ter, Mr*. Fred. Palmer. Preaching next Sunday at the widely published record of its radical twice a week recitations in physical 3. Thos Burri* va A Heise, action A big conn in search of a Thanks sample bottls by mall B oom of Bwwirp-Roo*. school house. and permanent cures. It is undonbt- culture at gym, expression, hihle stu free, also pamphlet tell Turkeys, geeae and ducks are selling at law. giving dinner came to Mrs. Wood- ing all about It, Including many of the at 30 cents a pound and their price of H. M. Alderman has purchased a dly America’» Greatest Medicine for dy, besides tire two bible study classes 4. Lena Schindler vs John Schin ward’s turkey roost at 1 o’clock in the thousands of testimonial letters received America’s Greatest Disease— catarrh. j maintained t>y the Y . VV. and Y . M. chickens is away up in New York, dler, action for money. morning Mr. Woodward and the from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer One work horse. egga sell for 40 cents a dozen. ! 0. A ’ b ; three clas*e* iu ihelnricals ■ Y „ be sure and dog made it interesiing for him until & Co.. Binghamton, N. Wheat is growing nicely and plow 5. Wm Wilson v* W Q Elliott, S a n t a C ia u s H e a d q u a r t e r s . i and one class in mission study per mention this paper. lie tumbled out of the tree a dead A special motor took a crowd from ing will soon commence. action at law. As usual he is again making his week besides the weekly programs of 6 . E C K eyt vs Ed Biddle et al, here yesterday to see a football game coon. Do not make any mistake, but re Mrs. Albert Alderman and Mias E t headquarters at Osfield’s store this the rival literary s a'ieties. at Corvallis between the agricultural action for money. member the name, Swan>|>-Root, Dr. ta Alderman have been visiting in Sa 4 ’ear. He has on sale there ths finest ROCCA. college boys and a team from Nevada. Albert Martin, a drunken Indian, line of toys, dolls, hooks, lamps and Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, and the ad lem. 7. Laura Adkins vs City of Mon L. R. Blair lias »old to J. M, Dickey chinuware ever b‘ ought to Dallas, al who killed U. S. Grant, another Siletz Fred. Brock has hauled his hay. dress, Binglmmpton, N. Y . on every mouth, action for damage*. School is progressing nicely under near Buell 44 acre* of land for $800 so a fine line of Japanese goods. Pa imlian, l i a s been convicted of man- bottle. the leadership of Miss Alm a Pohle, of rents who do not go there to get pres slaugii ter. There has been two inches of snow 8 . Polk County bank vs C L A l and C .T . Hall ha* bought from I), D. Salem. at Sugarloaf and a little here. derman, action for money. Gorsline 40 acres at McCoy for $1,700, ents for their children, will miss it. ! Home seem to think that it i> Isvv- 9. J L Courtervs Elmer Emmom also lour lots from J. M. Wise for Ben Ross, of Wheatland, has rented Take the little folks along and let i fill to give or sell liquor to Indians Fred. Wittenstrom recently walked Frank Morrison and Olto Byerley $400. action at law. the W att ranch and Mr. Smith haa them have a say as to what their pres who live on farms on tire reservation*. to Norton and back the same day. have been among the ducks over on ents shall be. Besides the articles rented the A. Crosier farm. W illi* Simonton bag been chosen 11 Blit not so. The government has em Ralph Henry, of Sugarloaf, and the Siletz. PO LK . above mentioned ar-- many others that, city councilman in place of W. V. George Griffith, of Philomath, are out ployed detectives to find out who fur' O r e g o n ia n o r J o u r n a l . would glsden lire heart* of young or The heavy windstorm laid Hat fenc A. G. Rempel ha* earned $475 with, Fuller, resigned. There is to bean all after bear. j uishes strong drink to red men. Either the weekly Oregonian or the old people. ing for M. L. Hampton, blew off part night electric light in the tannery in a year. semi-weekly Portland Journal cun be of B. J. Harrington’s roof, crushed iu bridge and the city ball ia to have a A horse threw George Quiring and new stove. the school lions* roof-n d filled the had together with this paper a whole year for only $ 2 . Intelligent young he was badly hurt. roads with trees ami snags. people would receive educating influ Three car loads or 12,000 turkeys Dr. Hayter is having the old fence were this week shipped from southern ences from them, to say nothing of their F o r a B a d C o ld . removed from between hi* prune or Oregon to Tacoma and 8 e.it.tlo. about Money paid If you have a had cold, you need a benefit to older persons your chards. $ 20.000 having been paid for them. good reliable medicine like Chamber- out for good reading matter ia always Murs than bull of litem were bought lain’* Cough Remedy to loosen and well spent. Every family should have A large number of tnrkpys were at Oakland. relieve it, and to allay the irritation several good newspapers, especially raised here and sold at 10 cents alive and anil inflammation of the throat and during the coming long winter even About a year ago many |ieople de or 18 cents dressed. ings Please tell your neighbors and lungs. For sale by Wilson Drug com nounced Governor Cbamherlsin as friends of the above offer. pany. About 800 rods of American woven having no backbone. Now those wire fencing have been received heie same persons charge that be I ihs too ayne o n ic e r m if u g e IN D E P E N D E N C E . PO PCO RN. and at Perrydale recently and more >• much of it because he run* counter to to be ordered. Ground too wet for go ul plowing. their present notion*. Presiding Elder Ford was at Buena Vi.-ta this week. Apl% 1^rentt^or.torfor WOMEN, CHILDREN and MEM. On- stores and meat markets were Miss Clark ia proving a popular Bernhard Frieson ha* bought of Is- Chas. Mattison is about to buy the teacher. aac Dyok for $900, twenty acres of all amply slocked with Thanksgiving F. A. Douty store building for $5,000. land will: two houses north of the sta goods and people bought freely. At 6o different games—all new Pastor Leach gave our league n most all home* 'here were extra good tion aud will put half of it in trees. Our sawmill has been running on good talk. —one in each package of things to eat aud neighbors and kin hard wood, the lumber to go out by The Smithfleld and Dallas tele dred enjoyed each others hospitality Mi-s Smith, of Albany, is visiting boat. phone line has been bought of G. W Mrs. Jaa. Sykes. The Popcorn, Bru»li college and Myer for $147 and is to be owned by a There will he union Thanksgiving West Salem school districts are to be There is a new piano at the home joint stock company. Phones to cost services, preaching by Methodist min at your Grocer’ s. male smaller aud a new district curv of Andiew Vender. $0 a year are to be put in December 1. ister. ed out of the surplus territory and the The present patrons of the line are Good attendance at league, church line between tile Highland and Aineri- The dyke across the river is being Arch Myer. J .W . Myer, G, W. Myer, can Bottom districts is to be straigh repaired to prevent damage to the hop and Sunday school. David Peters, Isaac Dyck, John Shaw, tened. yards. McDowell Bios, have moved their John Rempel, H. Glare, Jas. Boyd- ston, C. Schmidt, Mrs. Elina, O. H Mr. Haldeman, a former Dallas Douty’s Auction sale not panning fence from the church property. Cobb, Jas. Simonton and Fred Koser. butcher bought and shipped to Port out well he has discontinued it fur the The young folks met at Mr. Ver land Tuesday 210 dressed Turkeys piesent. cler’s to practice from our Lew Bun- Coat and Sheep Show . weighing about 2.5UO, be paying 18^ J. N. Jones sued Rufus Boyce for day school song book. A ll who are interested in goats and cents a pound. They were furnished $3 road poll tax, and gut judgement sheep are invited to meet in Brown’s as follows : John Ebb* 7, T. 8 . Brown C H EA P SU N DA Y R ATES and the money. hall at 10 o’clock tomorrow to discuss 13, George Kowclitfe 16. I^ander Bel B e tw e e n P o r t la n d a n d W illa m e t t e the proposition of exhibiting such an ieu 16, W. H. Kraber 31, Jas. Clow 51, The Methodist ladies took iu $75 at V a lle y P o in t s . imals after the holidays. It is quite T. E. Smith 76. their chrysanthemum fair, proceeds to probable that arrangements will be apply on church expenses. Low round trip rates have been Dont allow self styled optician* and made to have a sale in connection peddlers to nttempt to fit glasses to A tinhorn gambler, who stole over placed in effect between Portland and with the show. As our county ranks your eyes. Never take chances with $60 in a game at Cooper’s saloon and Willam ette valley points in either di very high in the production of said your vision. Consult I)r. Lowe about skipped out to Salem is in custody rection. Tickets will he sold Satur animals and their fleece*, many out your eye* when be it here. He baa there vnd may have to interview our days and Sundays and limited to re sider* will watch the outcome with in turn on or before the following Mon On Thanksgiving day from saw edges been coming to Dallas for over thir grand jury. terest. An enthusiastic meeting and on tb« ir collar», unle.-a the meo of Sa teen years and lias had over seventeen day. Call on the Southern Pacific united action will greatly add to tlie T h a Bast R e m e d y f o r C r o u p . company’s agents for particulars. lem are wise enough lo take theii lin years experience. Is the best too aucce*« of the exhibition, No doubt good for your eyes. en to a fir.-t claas laundry. I f you [F rom the Atchison, Kan. Daily Globe] ------ — ■ ------ poultry raisers will he given an oppor This is the season when the woman want beauty of color ami an exqiaite 8UNNYSLOPE. tunity to show their fowls and it who knows the best remedies for finish on your «hirta, collar« ard cufl’s A IR L IE . would be a good idea for many cf Picket Owen is working for Allen croup is in demaud in every neighbor and have them, as well a« your wool them to attend tomorrow's meeting, Lee Bush returned from Loa Angel hood. One of tha most terrible Towns en«, sent home in perfect condition, ea Saturday. things in the world is to be awakened patronize the The new Evangelical church is now in the night by a whoop from one of Mr. Byers is getting along nicely The under roof, so the carpenter* can your children. The croup remedies with his school. laugh at the weather. are almost as sure to lie lost in case of Born, to the wife of James Atwater Leave orders in Dallas with J. .T Fidler croup, as a revolver is sure to be lost C u r e fo r George Dyer and his wife Elisabeth, or at the Muscott confectionery store. in case of burglars. There used to he who was a Conlee, are down from last Saturday, a daughter. an old fashioned remedy for croup eastern Washington among the friends MAKE YOU FEELLIKE Percy Hadley and C. E. Staats were known as hive syrup and tolu, but of their youth. His fatiier, Johna parking turkeys for Mr. Horner the YOU ■ NE ED ED . AN some n»"dern mothers say that Cham than Dyer, was a great huntar in the first of the week. Ely's Cream Balm berlain’* Cough remedy is heller and early days here. Easy ami pleasant to us Coutains no injuriou does not cost so much. I t causes the Among the turkeys brought in last •lrufir Thirty-one dressed chickens went patient to throw up the phlegm quick week Mrs I. M. Simpson had tome It is quickly alworbcd. out from the Jones A Hout meat mar I Gives relief at once. erand gives relief in shorter time. that dressed 25 pounds. It opens ami Cleanses ket Wednesday afternoon for as many Give this remedy as scon as the A A T i k k B ■ mm A rr.a the Vasal Passages. Thanksgiving dinners in "Vidowcd Percy Hadley came near losing a crottpy cough appears and it will pre THE homes. Uncle Bill Brown waa tin- good milch cow a few days ago by her vent the attack. It never fails aud is Heals ami pro< acts the membrane. Restores the big hearted giver. gelling choked on a potato. pleasant and safe to take. ‘ For sale Senses of Taste and .nell. Lame size, 5b cents at dru«jfists or by mail; Pi ia' -ize, 10 cents by mail. l*y the Wilson Drug company. I. M. Simpson and W. E. Williams ELY BROTHERS, f*6 Warren St. New York. had their windmill turned wrongside out by the recent windstorm. PERRYDALE. w . A . W .V H II, dup with J H ealth S tre n g th ’S T V . Lion Coffee They will Get it in the Neck DON’T THIS DAMP, RAINY WEATHER SALEM SEAM LAUNDRY CATARRH CATARRH OVERCOAT ? COLD’N HEA l ) A,lav* Aching Joints In the fingers, toes, arm*, and other part* of the body, are joints that are inflamed and swollen by rheumatism— that aeld condition of the blood which •fleet* the muscles also. Sufferer« dread to move, especially •fter sitting or lying long, and their condition is commonly worse in wet weather. " I t ha* been a long time since we hav* bean without Hood's Sarsaparilla. My lather thinks he could not do without It. Hs has been troubled with rheumatism slnos he was a boy, and Hood's Sarsapa rilla Is the only medicine hs can take that will enable him to taka his place In the field.” Miss A da I> utt , Sidney, Iowa. Hub - Clothing STO R E The first and second degrees were given three new candidates by Mono grange last Saturday, and they will ( have a class of six next meetiug, with more in sight. Has the largest and best stock on this side of the river, and you will not be disappointed at the price, style and fit of their garments They are the only house in Dallas that carry Another telephone lino will be com pleted within a few days near here It begins near Kings Vailey, and besides connecting tlie Simpsons and John sons on the old Teal place, will run out to the homes of J M. snd A. C. rttaals. ft will be an independent or private line. TAILORED MADE GOODS. ¿The farmers rural t e l‘.phone line is being extended from near Mr. Hoag’s to James Helmick's b yw ay of Silver An extra wire ia being put on from here out beyond the residence of J. M. Staats. A double wire will also be Remove the cause of rheumatism—no run from Monmouth out as far as Outward application can. Take them. Calvary church. Nearly every farm er has a 'phone now, and we are very thankful to Mono grahge, as they were the first to push this new enter prise. They are the goods. W e know this: I f you buy a suit or an overcoat of them, you w ill always be their customer. They do not misrepresent, hut give you full value for your money at all linns. We are here to stay, and in order t<> do so, we handle the good* that have a reputation and arc trail» buihicis. W e also carry a complete line of fur nishing goods, mens and boys anils. In short we are the only exclusive house that cater to men and boy* tra in, so our good* style aud fiuish haze to be right. H o o d ’s Sarsaparilla an d Pills BUVER. A R E W A IT IN G Eggs 31 cents a dozen. For all who are competent. Promo, Ground too wet for seeding. tio n in business la the result of abfli- ity to do. W e oan leach you thsi Grain towed before the rain ia look which will open valuable opportuni, ing quite well. tiea. Our couraes will give you a train Some wheat being shipped when ing that will start yon right and help you over the rough place* Hludtmt* cars can he had. taking our combined businces and Grass all right for sheep but too auortiiand course secure employment short for cows and horses. before graduating. Living expenses Iait* of dreused turkeys being «h ip low . Our catalogue will interest you. ped away, price 17 cents a pound. o a r it a l b u s in e s s c o l l e g e SALEM , ORECON. W . l . S T A L E Y , P R IN C I P A L . R. W . Swink has sold out at Par ker and will move over into Linu county. ¡1 CO., L C. W . H O L L IS T E R M a n a g e r. IT glow briok. Dalfaa, Oregon. The shooting match was well at tended Wednesday. The C. W . B M. will give an enter tainment in th , Christian church Sun day evening. Mr. Swartz' daughter Mrs. Van Northwick and family, have moved here from the east. Hanson & Brown REAL ESTATE AGENTS Dallas, Oregon Have in the southwest edge of town n number of desirable tracts of from on to five acres, which they would be The farmers would be glad to see some more good weather as the pleased to show. ground is too wet to plow. T O H OP M EN: r r o C u r a a C o ld In o n e D a y . Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab Get prices on hop wire, first cur to lets. A ll druggists refund the money if it fail* to cure. E. W. Grove’s sig arrive shout December l it . Lowe«» price guaranteed. W rite at once to nature is on each box. 25c. W alter Morley at Salem Fence works. PARKERS. E E Hihibrwnd snd f«m ilv have been visiting here. The bridge carpenters have finished their work and departed. Sixteeu dressed turkeys were sent to Portland by Mrs. Fuqua. M. L. Baldwin is returning from ] Washington to spend the winter at his old Buena Vista home. Wm. Fuqua baa dehorned thirteen. ! cattle and i* stall feeding about lliir- I ty for the spring mark t. K W Swink ha* sold hit house here and will move to Crabtree and engage jin merchandising. He has taught j here anil wa* railroad agent. Hs and i his wile have both proved valuable ! and mode! cilia-, ns and everybody will i hate to ms * them go away. Such per- i sons are a blessing to any community, FOR TH E H O L ID A Y S W a tc h e s C h a in s R in g s C u t C la s s S ilv e rw a re C lo c k s . The largest stock in Polk county and prices the lowest. P F E N N IG , ieweier and Optician, j W IL S O N BLO CK. KIND TH A T WEARS The target Lins ia ths Willamette Valley. Our purchases this yesr in our boys department were al most double those of any previous season, and a more stylish and handsome assortment is nut tn be found any where. W e can fit out boys from 3 years of age up, and the prices range for Knee-pant Suits from $1.50 to $7.50. and Youths’ Suits from $5 to $14. The hoys who have worked hard for their rnonev. will now appreciate what they buy with it. but in tryii.g »«• k economical do not forget that the lowest in price is not always the cheapest. Our h 11 wool suits we personally guarantee to give satisfactory service. Our boys depart ment includes Everything the Boy Nee le— Overcoats Sw eaters Hats Shirts i C aps Underwear SALEM WOOLEN MILL STORE! 2 5 4 -2 5 0 C o n m e r c la l S tre e t, S a le m , O re g o n . S a le m m a d e B la n k e ts , F la n n e ls , C lo th in g , a n d l.a d le e j S u l.m g s .