THE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER.
V l I X l f i D 's R E P L Y .
T h e P r o je c t « 1 It u ilillu g th e O .
«1 C . t o k u lo r ia A i i a u d o a e d .
P ortland , Or., 8 ep t 17, 1883.
J. D. L ee , Chairman Joint Committee,
T H E I T E M I Z E R . Portland, Or. D e a r Si r : Your letter of
September llth , accompanied by a me­
A . N. M a r t i n
morial of the joint committee represented
8. 8. (iiUBMC.
. . A . O. N iü h o l h .
by you, was duly handed to me by Sen­
. C i E o k ü k B u l t .
ator Dolph.
. ..D . M . C a l u u k a t h .
D A L L A S , S A T U R D A Y , S E IT . ¡J3, l*s;i
M y stay in Oregon is necessarily so
short and my time so fully occupied with
all sorts of duties that I cannot command
L O D G E D IR E C T O R Y .
the leisure to inquire as carefully into (lie
.leaning* Lodge No. Ü. A. F. A A. M.,
holds regular cmmuhnication» in D a II oh on the subject to which you refer as 1 desire.
ttt-uond and fourth Friday’s of each month.
I have, however, referred the memorial
The following from Mr. V i Hard, as
published m the Oregonian, will explain
itself:
P ortland , Sept. 13, 1883.
E. C. H o l d e n , Esq., Secretary Cham­
ber Commerce, Astoria, Or. -Dear Sir:
You were kind enough to favor me with
a telegram extending to myself and guests
the hospitality of Astoria. Unfortunate­
ly, owing to tlie disarrangement of our
plans, your dispatch could not be definite­
ly answered any earlier.
As you have no doubt seen from the
A h m r ik Royal Arch Chapter Xo. 17,
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,uout* »t the Maauni«; Hull, in Dnllatt. the tirnt ,iaalte u l* ‘rfc ul>011 the same, to meet at
Saturday evening at 7:90 o’clock I*. M. after the earliest possible moment.
every full w khi .
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Upon iw e iv in j »uch report I will nmlo
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Friendship
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»P L xlge No. fi. I. O. O. F., mwtH | _
,» Ver v 8vtur lav evening at Odd Fellow
,l‘k*
l falla*, ut 7 LÍO u'dook.
Regretting that it is impossible for me
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A e r ia l
l.ut, owing to the. extreme difficulty of
| moving five immense passenger trains
! “ ver ,th8 j u*‘
I,’" 1'1'’ " l,f, *'*«
| Northern Pacific main line west of the
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inoimtAiiis, bo rouols time was lost
| in reaching this point with the party that
we are reluctantly obliged to give up our
Uwre,;1o L u t o N » . 2 3 , ! . O . O . T „ u .eeU I l '* \u e o t
• ' » " t>rom V0 y , I re-
at Odd Fellow«’ Hall Tuesday evening of each main your obedient servant,
week at 7;30 o’clock.
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AGENTS
FOR
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Union Lodge No. 3Ö, A. O. U W., meets at < o \ r * ; K i ; \ < *: \ i * » * o i s r u
(hid Fellows’ Hull on Monday evenings *»£ euch
week ut 7:30 o’clock.
Apointments o f the Columbia confer­
ence, M. E. church south, were as fol­
lows:
LOCAL NEWS.
OREGON DISTRICT.
Miss Ethel Williams still improves.
K. G. Mkrhual, presiding elder.
Corvallis anil Independence, J. R. N. Bell.
Albany, to be supplied.
I.eluuion and Tangent, J. W. Shrove.
Brownsville, to be »implied.
DulUs, to be supplied, J. B. l'erkins, sup.
Lafayette, to be supplied.
Tilumook, to be supplied.
Junction City, (1. \V. «.¿nimby.
Oregon City, to be uu]ipiieil.
Coquille, B. T. Sharp.
Oakland, t-o be supplied.
Bandoii, H. IL Swollonl.
Iloscburg, J. W. Craig.
Ashland, to he supplied.
Jacksonville, R. C. Oglesby.
Applegate, to he supplied.
I'rufushor of matheinutius Corvallis College
Emer.v.
Agent Corvallis College, J. R. N. Bell.
Teacher Silctz Agency, T. B. White.
W ASHINGTON DISTRICT.
I>. C. McFurlund, presiding elder.
Walla Walla, W. W. Welsh.
Dayton, Junies Austiu.
l'ajouse, to he supplied.
SiMikan, J. W. Compton,
lfepncr and Pendleton, T. H. Paul.
Weston, H. T. burger.
Doisc, to he supplied.
Powder River, T. P. Bagnos.
Grand Monde, to be supplied.
Wullowa J. IJ. Chamherlttin
•Summerville, D. W. Yocum.
Ed. Fads, of Salem, spent last Sun­
day in Dallas.
Shingles and split boards for sale at
J. W. £ rider’s.
Hon. Warren Truitt visited Monmouth
last Monday.
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Mr. N. L. Butler paid Monmouth a
visit last Tuesday.
Mr. M. L. Pipes went to Independence
on last Wednesday.
Hon. J. J. Murphy, of Salem, was in
Dallas on Saturday last.
D. M. Burns left Dallas last Sunday
bound for Soda Springs again.
The Southern Methodist confenco ad­
journed on last Monday evening.
James E lliott and family took in the
state fair on Wednesday and Thursday.
C. G. Rowell, one of our vulcars, at­
tended the fair with his family this week.
J. G. Ted row, o f the Luekiamute
country, was in the county seat on Mon­
day.
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John Taylor, the atem-a.I.d.ng talker
of LeAuviUe, won ... town dur...K the
U nd er A rrest .
On May 20th, 1882,
Mr. L. S. Westgate gave a chattle mort­
gage to Cy. Smith, neur this place, upon
some horses, to secure the payment of
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the' h ’ rBOS ,U1(1
j loft
ooqntlyi „ ince which tiule ho hat
weok’
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I been wanted by the couutf for larceny
Our genial druggist,
Jap. R. M iller,
by bailee,” but his whereabouts
spent last Sunday at Buena Vista, we ! t>o learned.
Last week Sheriff Purdoni
guess.
I received advices stating that Westgato
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«, i was near Corvallis, and immediately went
h.
L. DeU.hn.utt a arted
to' fe«d. i ftrr u Ho found Wo.tgate on Fri-
S|,nng8 la»t Monday for the beneht of )»a (Uy evonin|{ nHftr Oorvall.», feeding a
health.
fthresher, affected his arrest and brought
H. L. Deacon and w ife returned »Sat- | him here Saturday.
Ho waived Ins ex-
urday from their pleasure trip east of the animation, and was held by Justice Flint
mountains.
in $100 bonds, and, failing to furnish the
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same, he is boarding at tho county jail
The town waa very dull thin week on aw. itillR tllo a c t i o n t h e graud
account i»f so many persons being absent
J
ut the fair.
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Miss Fannie McDaniel, of Dixie, has ! V i l l a r d G o n e E a s t . — The Villard ex-
gone to the State University to complete i «u n ion party took their final leave of
her education.
j Portland on their way home on last Mon-
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e i .. w a- „ __ j day. Their trip has been a constant ova-
, ar®
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c nnll(ir’HBTnj l | tion from the time they reached Minne-
cook stoves at Smith A. Cooper b , Inde- i apoli# Ulltil they started homeward. I f
jam once,
legon.
| president Arthur had visited the coast we
Removes paint, pitch or grease from are certain that ho would not have re-
any kind of cloth. Emperor Savon, on i eeived a tithe of the consideration that
sale at M. M. E llis’.
was shown Yiliard and his distinguished
T. G. Richmond and family and M i»s
Whatever e l » M r Villard may
A d d » Hall went to Salem
laat Mon- - r may not be, he » c erta .n ly a .. e c e »
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at planning an excursion.
Ih e honor
d »y to enjoy the fa...
, ;lCcorded Mr. Villard. however, in this
Miss Mattock, music teacher, of Amity, .ease, was the spontaneous gratitude of a
was visiting with Mr. and Mrs. James people released from commercial thial-
dom and placed on footing with the rest
Townsend this week.
of the world.
The family of Mr. M. L. Pip**s spent
several days visiting friends at Independ­
Q u i t e a n A c c i d e n t . — While the two
ence during the week.
trains belonging to the N. G. railroad
La Creole academy finished up its first and O. it 0. road were engaged in
week of regular work with better pros­ switching cars at White’s crossing on last
Tuesday the coach attached to tho N. G.
pects than ever before.
train was by accident pushed backward
The showers have cleared up the
on the track of the O. it 0. road just as
atmosphere nicely again and the weather
the engine came up, and the results were
is magnificent for the state fair.
a collission, a demolished coach, a lot* of
Mr. Morrison, printer on the Asturian, : scared people, and nobody hurt. On
made us a call on last Monday. H e is on • account of the accident the N. G. train
furlough on account of a soro thumb.
did not reach Dallas until about ten
published prtMtnumase, it wras my fixed in-
b tit.h V «™ ? T v
viiKv that auy o f the qmu k nostrum* foittod upon the
public claiming to cure »11 o f a number ot iliaiuctric'y
different dUettoe-* mu*t prove failures, even if we do
not rail them humbug«.
and po iple of moderate
mean», and even people
well to do or wealthy
tlud that the bnokmoum
charges of practiving nlivaleians are a Mfioua burden
to them, anil ul»o find that after puyiii£ themselves
!>oor that no benefit has accrued to them, that in fact
they have thrown their money away. To overcome
these evils we «.Ifur W iikki . kk ’ h N o . IW Si rk R emkihks
to tho sick and suffering ONE remedy for each disease,
without for a moment eiaiiuiim that one remedy will
eure any other disease than tko one claimed for it,
and as these remedies have stood the test of years
without .1 stag!« failure, We agree to refund the money
paid in even instance where a cure is not positively
effected. The remedies are entirely vegetable, etui do
no harm, and will positively cure every disease for
w hich the are prescribed.
Gout,
lameness of
Joints, Sciatica. _ and
Neuralgia are relieved
oil . all.I positively
cured tty the use of W heeler’s No. 90 Rheumatic Rem­
edy. We say boldly that in the worst of cases of no
matter how lou£ standiug, how serious, or how pain­
ful, wo can not only give relief but positively cure for
all time. Faillnv to do this we will positively refund
the money paid for the treatment, and if your suffer
Intf3 arc not positively stopped for all tim e you have
not thrown your money away as you would on any
other than these guaranteed remedies. The price of
Wheeler*« Ne. DJ Rheumatic Remedy it oul> 50 cents,
obtainable from druggists or sent free by mail on
receipt of price. St imps taken.
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guests being fixed it can
‘ he return of our gi
not bo helped.
Referring to the conference had with
the committee of your chamber of com­
merce at tny office in this city on April 24
last, I am only now ahlo to redeem the
promise then made, that I would iuform
youi chamber o f commerce at the earliest-
Many a lady
possible moment, of the result of the sur­
endowed bv
veys of the Astoria-Forest Grove line. So
nature with
a p r e tty -
many unforseen obstalces were encounter­
beautiful figure, faultless complexion, as w ell as
ed in making the surveys that it was a face,
the sweetest o f tempers and faultless mental qualities
matter of absolute impossibility to com­
rows prematurely old, «ra y and wrinkled, her form
plete the work at an earlier date. I re­ wes its perfect contour, ti*^ complexion^becomes
.allow, the brightness leaves the eye, a feeling o•
sallow
gret to say that the estimates o f the cost 1
languor
takes the place of the once buoyant spirits,
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of the line in question, now before me, an irritable nervous fractiousness makes life a burden,
things
that
once were trifles worry her till life be­
are *<> largo that, it will bo impossible for comes unliraruble.
A ll this being caused by th.
the Oregon & Transcontinental company, physical derangements so common to women, which
as lessee cf the Oregon & California R ail­ the innate modesty of fernine nature prevents their
making known, ami o f which the ignorance o f tin
road company, to undertake its construc­ medical profession prevents a cure. Lady reader,
tion. According to the engineer jj figures, pause ami consider,’tis a duty you owe yourself, your
ily and your God, that you should cure yourself
tho cost will be no less than an average of fam
o f these troubles and once more feel the glow of per­
$50,000 per mile in money, not including fect hcaith and spirits that nature intend for you.
the probable cost of proper terminal facil­ W heeler’s No. 9(J Prescriptions are pleasant and palat­
able to take, contain nothing of an injurious nature,
ities at Astoria— estimated at $760,000. ami may bo taken by all ages at all times and in all
Under the existing mortgages we could conditions w ithout possibility of ill effects, and will
positively cure any ot the peculiar diseases to which
! not possibly issue more than the noiniual females
arc subject.
Failing to produce a perfect
| amount of $30,000 per mile in bonds on cure the proprietors will refund the money paid foi
| tho line, and there are absolutely no the treatment. If you have a sallow complexion,
constant or intermittant headaches, backache, rest­
| means to meet the deficiency at the com- lessness, loss of appetite, suppressions o f monthly
| mand of either company. We must, flow, or irregularities thereof accompanied by head­
aches, nervousness, hysterics and similar symptoms,
therefore, abandon the project.
Wheeler’s No. 90 Prescription “ B” will positively rc
I was surprised to learn, some time store you to health. If you have a sensation of heat
since, through the Portland newspapers, and throbbing in the kick, frequent fainting snells,
Lcuoorrhea or white discharge, painful or seaming
that responsible parties stand ready to sensation in urinating, reddish or white deposit in
build the line and turn it over, ready for urine, hot and dry skin, Wheeler’s No. 90 Prescrip­
“ C” will give immediate and lasting relief. The
operation, in consideration of the land tion
price of W heeler’s 90. Prescriptions “ B” and “ C” art-
grant from Forest Grove to Astoria.
J 60 cents each, obtainable from druggists or sent bj
take pleasure in saying that I am ready mail secure from observation, post paid, on receipt oi
price. Postage stamps taken.
to do whatever lies in my power to bring
about such a transaction, or any other,
It is needless to describe the
by which the road could be constructed.
symptoms of this uauseous di­
Yours truly,
H . V il l a r d .
sease that is sapping the life
and strength of only too many
could not
1 Curd
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I lie
Citizens o f
D a lla s
and
Y trinity*
When a medical gentleman locates in a
community fur the purpose of practicing
medicine and surgery, it is only natural
for the people to inquire upon what he
bases his claims for confidence.
In
answer, I remark that I took two courses
•of lectures in the University of St. Louis,
Mo., with hospital observation in tho
best institution in the city. Afterwards
T graduated in the medical department of
the University of New York City, March
4, 1803: having had access during several
months to Belleview hospital and the
great city hospital and dispensaries pecul­
iar to that city. And with these, I have
had a continuous practice in the art of
physic, surgery and gynecology for thirty
years.
Many afflictions peculiar to
women are quite curable, even when they
and friends believe otherwise.
W ith
years of practice in Oregon I have be­
come familiar with the influences of
climate on diseases.
M y charges shall be very reasonable
indeed. Consultation strictly inviolable.
In closing, I may add that,’ as for calo
; tlle]j i seldom use it. 1 may further add
that I am a member of the Oregon State
Medical Society, and that I shall treat
graduates of medicine and their friends
with kindness and much consideration,
that harmony may prevail in our profes­
sion. We offer friendship to all.
J. E. K i r k p a t r i c k , M. D.
BniiKlrrth'ft P ill« .
W ith an
STOCK OF GOODS Ottoman
C O NSISTING O P
and Brocaded Silks and Ribbons, Servian
Suitings, English Checked Worsted Satin Damasse.
Armures, Moires and Ottanian ( ’asliniers.
To be Slaughtered in the next
Ninety Days, as we desire to
Retire from Business.
FANCY § STAPLE DRY GOODS
A F IL L LINE OF
Those wishing to purchase w ill do well to call
upon us before making their selections.
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING, DOOTS AND SHOES, OF
To our line o f L A D IE S ’ DRESS GOODS, BOOTS,
A LL GRADES.
SHOES, and G E N TLE M E N 'S C LO TH IN G w e call
Hardware, Grocries, Crockery.
your special attention.
I •will continue my regular importations o f
N. B.—Those indebted to us M U ST SE TTLE
before the 15th o f November.
SALLER LEWIN CO S PHILADEL-
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of the fairest and best of both sexes, old and young,
suffering alike from the poisonous dripping in the
throat, the poisonous nasal discharges, fetid breath
and general weakness, debility and languor aside
from the acute aufferlnga of this disease, which if not
checked can only end in loss of palate, hoarseness,
weakened sight, loss o f memory, deafness, and
iremature death if not checked before it is too late,
•abor, study and research in America, Europe and
Eastern lands have resulted in Wheeler’s No. 90 In­
stant Relief and Suie Cure for Catarrh, a remedy
which contains no harmful ingredients, and chat is
gnaran teed to cure every case of acute or chronic
catarrh or money refunded. Wheeler’s .No. 90 Instant
R elief and Sure Cure for Catarrh will cure every case
of catarrh, hay fever or asthma, price ¿ 1.00 per pack­
age, from druggists or sent by mail post paid on re­
ceipt of price.
PHIA FINE SHOES,
BETTMAN & ROSENBLATT,
GIANT SEAM SOOTS.
Main Street, Dalian Oregon.
AND M Y OWN BRAND OR
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BASKET FIRED NATURAL LEAF
Cures n every ease
or will refund inon’j
paid. We place our
price for these rem­
edies at, less than one-twentteth of the price asked b\
others for remedies upon which you take all thb
chances ami we specially invite the patronage o f tin-
many persons who have tried other remedies without
effect or depleted their purses by paying doctor bill*
that benefltted them not.
ffE GUARANTEE
Main Street,
HOW TO OBTAIN!
N i ll r r l,
N K IK S S O K
TO
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1 IY D K ,
Cor. Main and M ill Sts., Dallas, Oregon.
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Having purchased the well-known corner Drug Store,
the old stock with a new and
C O M PLE T E
I have replaced Onte«,
ASSO RTM ENT
A iw a ».
A FIRST-CLASS DRUG STORE.
IHCAXU o r WOMEN AND CMILPtEN
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Principal.
Aa institution design«! to piao* within tbs reach of th. young »mi niddle uged of either .vs
the facilities for obtaining »
THOROUGH PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION
A t ths lowest posaihls rates. The school is supplied with all the conveniences of the grea
work. Kverything in new, neat and pleasant, and the in«tmctionH are the most practical and
thorough. The 1 elegraph Department baa all the necessary appliances for imparting a thor­
ough knowledge of that science. A ll kinds of pen-work, Much as engrossing resolution», filling
diplomas, visiting or wedding cards, etc., executed in a work-man-like manner at living rates.
For particulars sead for the “ Columbia Commercial College Journal.” Addrese,
C. P. SULLIVAN.
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L Y O N S & S U L L IV A N ,
C A E Io
S TA TE AG ENT FOR
IRON TRIBUNE AND BUCKEYE WIND ENCINES
Real Estate Agents
DALLAS, FOLK CO., 00N.
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We have for sale on eaNy terms, farms o f all sizes
from forty acres upward. Also
GOVERNMENT AND RAILROAD LAND,
TIMBER LANDS, STOCK RANCH ES,
TOWN PROPERTY, SAW MILLS
ETC., ETC.. ETC.
la
lis « C . M i^ f ll and
■ r a t r a r e « r a m i*
l a t h e W o r ld la r
D ct'jf o r » h a l l o w
W r fla .
T h o a m n d a la
Parties wishing to Buy or Sell should call and see ns.
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ata tea.
K m r lr e e z M la
W in te r.
O 1er-« drug store.
PHYSICIAN AND 8UHOEON.
_ Mill Street. P allas Oregon.
W. S. JAMES, Cor. Second and Salmon Sts.
We make a Specialty o f filling Prescriptions, Family
P . O.Boz §88....................... P O R T L A N D , O R E G O N
Recipes with the best o f Drugs, and
at reasonable rates.
H. W. LYONS,
»■ H a w , O r r g . . .
O r r ,a a .
■ » » « ( » r ia * U à * «r
C O L U M B IA
I have also secured the services o f a competent and
experienced PHARMACIST from the East,
who w ill be found at, the Store
at all hours,
rriCF. IN CONNECTION WITH JAP R Mil. !
MRS. DR. GREEN,
Chemicals,
Perfumery
Toilet Artide»,
Et«., Eto.
c q i k b i b r c u i
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
la d .p a a «l«n c / .
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MEERSCHAUM PIPES, CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC.
A full assortment of Paints, Oils, Brushes, and everything pertaining to __________
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I . hereby given to all
Look oat for bunrlars and thieves.
money to me to be usee l u l lenci g
But I must sell my old home place ad-
camp grounds
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;0inin, town
town.
Look out or you will
have the - m e n l a m M to thera b^cat ,
A. 8MULTI.
ing upon me wop.
J a n u w iw «
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Stationery,
Of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, Etc., Etc.
T
H . B t r r ia t .
Dallas, Oregon.
J asper R. M iller ,
tflisa remedies. Go
to your druggist
and ask for them.
If they have not
got them, write at once to the proprietors, enclosing
the price in money or stamps, and they will be sent
you at once by mail, post paid.
Conespondence so­
licited. Address plainly
I.. W H E E LE R Si CO.,
No. 99 W. Baltimore St.,
(Sept. 1-ljrr.)
BALTIM O RE, MD.
LA CREOLE ACADEMY,
i.
a
Wheeler’s Nervine Tonic for mental depression,
loss of Manhood, languor, weakness or over taxation
o f the brain Is invaluable, price 25 cents.
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Ir x T t x i sn JSS3 ! )TJ, IS T I)
BED-ROCK PRICES.
W heeler’s Vegetable Tills are the only remedy that
cure constipation, giving natural action to the bowels
without physidng, purging, griping or pain.
Price
25 cents, of druggists or by mail.
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Tm th e P u b l i c .
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TEA.
Wheeler's No. 00 Suae Cure for Kidney and Liver
Troubles cures all weakness and soreness o f kidneys,
iniiamalion o f kidneys or liver, price ¿1.00
EA R S ™ the MILLION!
I Ezra Poppletdh, for good and sum
Notice 1* hereby given that I hare start­
cjc„ t cause, hereby revoke and annul a
ed my grist null on Little Lnckinrnnte,
owrtain letter^ ot^recommendation
near Lewisrille, and nm prepared to do
given to one H. D Waller in July,
grinding for all that may come.
E zra R o m e r o s
o f th®
Goods and Novelties,
The most reliable, carefully prepared
and best purgative of the present age is
Brandreth’ s Pills.
They are compounded of roots, herbs
and gums of the most healing and bene­
ficial kind.
As a family medicine thgy are unrivaled
Mr. J. S. Cooper and wife of Inde- °
night,
I curing headache, constipation, liver com-
pendence, and Miss Newell of California,
m,
n
f j plaint, rheumatism, dyspepsia, clearing
Waited the county sent on last Monday.
i In^ AkN T i i ^ b l^
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°t l | the blood of impurities acting on tho liver, I*u sitiv< ‘ I y It .-s to r e s t h e H e a r i n g
| the 17th has the following in regard to | kidneys niul other important organs, re-
a n il 1» l l i e o n ly A s o lu t e C u r e
Mr. J. II. Townsend took in the state j ndum troubles in Idaho:
j moving the waste tissue, and adding years
f o r D e a fn e s s K n o w n .
fair last Monday. He says that the Dal
A band of Indians near little Camas prairie, South­ ! to the lives of all who use them.
This
Oil is abstracted from peculiar species of small
las flyer was beaten by a short distance. ern Idaho, hail a fight with a party of prospectors, in
For fifty years they have been used by W h it e S h n r li, caught in the Yellow Sea, known as
which one Indian wa* killed and three others were
aiujhaiiodos R ondrlktii .
Every Chinese fisherman
Mr. J. L. Collins has been very sick w^unued, and three whites wounded. The whites I the American public, and their constantly C
knows it. Its virtues as a restorative of hearing were
increasing sales show how they are appre­ discovered
with cholera morbus during part of the eaino off victorious.
by a Buddhist Priest about the year 1410.
Its cures are so numerous and m a n y h « M T n iln g ly
week, but i3 much better we are glad to ! There is no reason given for the trouble ciated.
M itra ca ln iiM , that the remedy was officially pro
but it is altogether probable that the
learn.
claimed over the entire Empire- Its use became so
A
PERFECT
REMEDY
IN
20
DISEASES.
„
,, »
n <r *i • miners were infringing some of the rights
universal that for o v e r 300 y e a r s n o ile n fu e s s
Butt man & Rosenblatt will oner tlieir
^ 10 Indians.
There are many men
A s u f ie l d , M ass .
h a s e x is t e d a m o n g t !t e C h in e s e p e o p le . Bent,
I am verging on eighty years, and deem charges prepaid, to any address at £1.00 per bottle.
goods at cost for the next ninety days, as foji0Wi „ K the mines who are worse than
it my duty to suffering humanity to say
l\wy expect to cloeu out their entire «tock (||., meallMt Indian».
Hear What
that my long life is due to Braudreth’s
by that time.
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Fills which have been my sole medicine
I f the pai>er should bo a little out of j P a in f u l A c c id e n t . --W in . Driver, son for half a century. I know the last forty-
It has performed a miracle in my case.
I have no unearthly noises in my head and hear
joint this week please credit it to the fact j of Presiding Elder Driver, of the M. E. three years of my life is owing solely to
much belter.
that tne running gear o f our new sanct church, while engaged in running a circu- their use. Your P ills saved me many
1 have been greatly benefited.
My deafness helped a great deal th i«k another
uin runs a littlo roughly yet.
! lar saw in the furniture shop of Cherry & times after the best medical skill in sever­
bottle will cure me.
„ ^ ,
D av in Eugene City, had the misfortune al states had given me up as hopeless. I
M y hearing is much benefited.
Mr. W. H. Hohne» o f Sa em, «c o m - " ^
hjg feft hnnay
ht 0„ the » » «
I have reccieod untold benefit.
have had many convents to purgation
pained by an old resident of 1 oik county
} finger« and the thumb cut with Brajidreth’s Pills, and have seen
My hearing is improving.
It is giving good satisfaction.
"
j . H . Lewis o f Oak Grove, spent last " off.
Dr. Sharpies was called and dressed them perform almost miracles of cure.
Have been greatly benefited, and am rejoiced that I
Sunday with friends in this place.
the wound, and the young man is doing For children, a few' doses have cured mea­ saw the notice of it.
Vaughn made an admirable drug clerk, well under the circumstances. It is a sad sles, scarlet fever, and whooping cough.
“ I t i virtues are t ^ qi 'E stiunab I j R and its curative
l i e represented Berry Smith, who had a thing fur a young man to be thus dis­ In all female troubles and weakness I CHARACTER ABSOLUTE, AS THE WRITER CAN PERSONALLY
have never known them to fuil. In adult TESTIFY, BOTH FROM EXPERIENCE AND OBSERVATION.
stand at the fair grounds. Frank Woods abled.
males I have known them to cure the W rite at once to H avlock k J ennet , 7 Dey Street,
also represented this firm at Salem.
d 3 *spepsia, rbeumatiom, New York, enclosing f 1.00, and you will receive by
C o l .
N e s m i t h ' s A d d r e s s . -The Ore- worst cases of
feturn a remedy that w ill enable you to hear like any­
Mr. T. G. Richmond took his fine gonian of September 12 has the address kidney diseases, dysentery and diarrhoea; body else, and whose curative effects w ill be perma­
Pcroheron to the fair. She is a fine rep­ in full delivered by Hon. J. W. Nesmith eveu dropsy, paralysis, aud apoplexy nent. You will never regret doing so.” — E ditor of
R eview .
resentative of this county, and will prob­ on the occassion of the driving o f the j have yielded to a persistent course of M b ercantile
s f To avoid loss in the Mails, please sond money by
ably catry off the honors she is so justly last spike in Montana. Mr. Nesmith ; Brandreth’s Pills. In fact I have found R egistered L etter . O n ly In i| » o r lr « l b y
them the true Life Elixir. They act as
entitled to.
appeared on behalf of the pioneers of
. ,
~ .
HA Y LO C K A JENNEY,
Oregon, «ml hi» addrw. WM replete with j contu.ua prevent,ve* a„a,n»t the effect» S ole A oen T s for A merica .
7 Dry ftt-, N. V.
New clothing,
of time,
labor.
S i t i n g fact, and incident,! We »re of
tmu. disease,
<h,e»»e. and
and labor.
New dress goods,
(2 )
J o n * H . M ax * .
proud
to
know
that
«n
honored
citizen
vf
New boot« and shoes,
A t J. D. l e e « . Polk county had this honor bestowed
To Tile Public.
O . U s L I N , 1*01.14 C O U N T Y , O O N . j
u|>on him which lie »o richly deserved.
New ad next week.
I wish to say that I am no longer in
ERMS of present school year begin Sept. 10, Nov.
the employ of Mr. I. G. Davidson,
Mrs. Johnson and her son and two
C b n rrh S o llm .
19, Jan. 28. and A pril 1.
neither do I wish to collect any monies
daughters, Mary H ay g o o d , and Win.
The school is n o n s e r f a r ia n
Tuition c h e a p e r
Rev. Wall», e Hutlburt « i l l hold divine from my customers while I was in the than at any other institution of like
grade on the !
Johnson, returned a few days ago from a
service at the M. E. church, in Dallas, on employ of I. G. Davdson, or from him I’atitlc C *a*t. A T u ll and c o m p e t e n t faculty is I
ten days’ pleasure trip to the \ aquina
employed.
The
deportment»and
courses
of «tud> are j
Sunday next, morning and evening. — except the judgement I hold against
t h o r o u g h and u p to t h e <t<m an«l4 o f th e
Bay. They report a splendid time.
Everybody invited to attend both serv­ him through the coart
| tim e »
Student« may enter at a n y t im e .
W. H.
G ran t . ! jttTSend i>ostiil (rani t.» bor 32 for catalogue.
Messrs. Daly A Butler, two of Polk ices.
N. B.— I would also state to my many
county’s popular attorneys, will go to
Rev. J. Bowersox « i l l preach »t Inde- friends that I am still in tho business
DR. F E L IX LE B R U N S
- .. .
- -- - and
Lafayette on next Saturday . . defend
i 'U-
oendence on next »Sabbath looming
of enlarging pictures, and having secured
Smith, the man who is accused of killing pennence
the service of Mr. Horace Dnesoury, a
Mrs. Pech some month» ago.
e v e n i n g . ----------------
first-class artist, can guarantee satisfac­ P r e v e n t i v e a n d « u r e . f o r e i t h e r M e * .
T h is rem edy b ein g in je c te d d ire c tly to tho eeai
The annual conference of the M. E.
tion in all cases. A ll my work is done
f t hoe© diseases o f th e G e n ito - llr in o iy O r gar.« :
—
public
church south, held at Jndei»ndenco last
The regu ar
exam natum of iu oil, at the same old prices. A ll orders | o requ
ires n o change o f d ie t o r rau reons, m ercu ric! i
week, appointed Rev. J. H. Perkins a, teacher, w.ll be held .n the oflice o f the sent to my address will receive prompt o r p oisou ou s m e d ic in e s t o be taken iiiterr cliy.
W h en ta k en a n a p r e v e n t i v e t y cith er eex
pastor
of
Dallas
circuit
for
the
coming
county
superintendent,
at
Independent
,
attention.
Thanking
Ihe
public
for
post
if is impoBHiblo to c o r tr e c ta n y T e n e u R ld iM a M «. j
many courtesies shown me in the past, I hut in the cai-e o f th ose already u n f n i t n -
year. Mr. 1*. took a supernumerary re­ on $atunlay* .Sept. 29, 1883.
F r a n k R ig l x r ,
would respectfully solicit a share of your ■ m t e l y a M !le < e d w ith (io n n o il o n nr d G leet
lation on account o f ill health, and will
w e gu arantee 8 boxes t o cu rs o r w o w ill nrfurxl
County Superintendent.
patronage in the future. Very Truly,
do what work his health will allow.
th e m oney. P r ic o fcy p m l. r o t r i n p aid . fX .tf !
W. H. II. O/IAXT. j p e r b ox, o r. I b o x es fo r IfiXC. w i ittr n g i tra n ter*
Miss Emma Waller, of Monmouth, has
lfteuod by r l l ant b o m * d egeiits.
H r ® H l l l l n r r y «¿« wm K
D r . U c ll x l.e H i u n A C o . H o le P r o p * .
just received a fine M icrtm tn tof millinery
.4 <. o « h I Chance.
Mr*. Lizzie Swaine i* receiving a lot «
B O O I U R P , C L A R K A C O..
gmals. Those wishing anything in tha.
" ' milKnory « » r f , » t the Hyde resi
A hotel, tho Tm veler’» Hrtt, with
A u th o rized A g e r t «,
X r^ag'P'lnto.
line will do well to call at her store and
Oak street. Dallas. She wishes acres of land, situated in Dallas, for sale W h c l t w l o e r d
POKT1.A4 P , t: It LC.OJt.
examine the stock.
Sim also ha, good.
>ho’w (hem
every lady ill »own and on reasonable terms. I also have a farm
O rders b y m o il w ill receive p rom p t atten tion .
,
at Airlie, and wdl be there 0 .1 Tuesday of ^
Cal, a[1(l , ee Iier
of 104 acres of rich land four miles from
each week to wait upon customers.
^
J
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d r . w . j . M c D a n i e l ,
town for sale.
H. HA«*w»r>.
Hodgin & Chaumes», o f Independence,.
Oregon, at the postoBice store, have jnst
received a large supply of school books
and stationery of everv description. Also
a full stock o f family groceries and prov-
isions. Everything kept neat and clean
and in first claaa style. They also keep a
full stock of imported and domestic cigars
and the best supply o f tobacco in town.
Everybody invited to call and examine
our stuck before purchasing elsewhere,
School book, and school ...ppl.e. a spec
¿,lty.
unusually L A B O E
STO CK
most A T T R A C T IV E
• » • A Car H r r s .
la r « a d p r im .
■«
OOD P l 'M P S i, , ____
HOSK, r i P I H A N D F 1 T T IS O S O F A L L K IS D H A L W A T S O K ,
hand aud funu.hed
ni.hetl tn untar. Partie, daairiaf any artici, in air liaa will h »
promptly »ttaadad to be ^id raa n a « ma or calliag at ■ », p i»« « of bamnaa. oa « t e l »
« t r » e f, between Con.ia.rcial » » 4 Front, Saloni, Orewon.
W
'»prynthtf
JOSEPH PUSBUEN.
« r A L L INQUIRESCM CEM NM L A M PROMPTLY AN8WERCB.
OMce on Main sL, two doors North o f Post
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