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D e a fne ss C a n n o t be C u re d by I oom I applications, »8 they cannot reach the diseased portion of ihe ear. There ia only one way to cure deaf- iiear, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inllamed condition of the mucus lin ing of the Eustachian tube. When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or i-tperfect hearing and when it is entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless the iuHamina- tion can he taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hear ing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing hut an inflamed con dition of the mucus surfaces. W e will give 1100 for any case of D* afnesa (caused by catarrh) that cannot he cured by H all’s Catairh Cure, Send for circulars, free. F. J. C h ene y A Co., Toledo, O. Hold by druggists, 75 cents. lla ll’s Family Fills are the best. DALLAS D O TL E TS . Faull, the hardware man, lias i stock equal to any in the valley. I t includes every thing used by Ihe peo ple all over tiiia county and every art icle is of superior quality. You could imt buy the goods cheaper in Portland, ltemeinber that lie has all kinds ol grass and gardeu seeds and all sorts of imple nents. ♦a* Tne stage leaves for Salem at 7 o’clock every morning and returns be fore 5. The driver will buy and bring whatever you may want. Orders may be left in the mail boxes all aloug the road. For blahksm¡thing that will please you go to J. E. Smith. Mra. Shaffer ia highly pleased at the great number who have gone to in spect her attractive millinery. Many have already made purchases there and others ban* decided to do so. O. H. Colib has no superior when it comes to any kind of wagon work. He was trained to that business and to ul- wa_\s do an honest job. LOCAL AND GENERAL- T o C u r « • C o ld In O n « Day Take Laxative Bronto Quinine tablets. A ll druggists refund the money if it fails tu cure. E W . Grove’s signature W H A T W E H A V E L E A R N E D D U R IN G T H E W E E K F R O M A L L A V A IL - on every bex. 25 cents. A CALL. Pursuant tu llie action of tbe Pulk county central committee of the peo- ples-democratio silver republican par ty, held at Dallas on March 17, 1900, Ihe primaries of said parly will be held in tbe respective voting precincts of the county on Thursday, April 19, 1900, at 2 » ’chick, and the county con vention at Dallas on Saturday, April 21st, at 10 o'clock, for the purpose of nominating a ticket for county offi cers, and such other business as may come before the convention. At tbe primaries it will bs necessa ry to nominate a candidate for road supervisor for each voting district and tu certify the nomination to the con vention with a list of the delegates. The apportionment of delegates for the various precincts, tweed os the vote of W ill. R. King for governor in 1898, being one delegate f»r every ten votes or major fraction thereof, ie as follows: Douglas 6, Salt Lake 2, Spring Valley 6, Rickreall 7, Middle Inde|wndenoe 6, Buena Vieta 4, Luck- iamute 11, South Monmouth 6. Rock Creek 2, South Dallas 5, Falls City 4, J ickson 9, McCoy S, Enla 10, South Independence 7, North Independence 5, Stiver 3, North Mourn>nth 6, Bridge port 4, North Dallas fi, East Dallas 9. O scar H aytk k , J. E. S i b l e y , Sicrrtary. Chairman. F r u it G ro w e rs ’ N otice. Notice is hereby given that there will lie a meeting uf tbe fruit growers of the district of Polk and Benton counties for the purpose of organizing the district and electing a president, vice president, treasurer, secretaries and five trustees, who are lo act ill conjunction with the fruit growers of the Pacific northwest. The meeting will be held in Dallas nt H. G. Camp bell’s real estate office at 2 :30 o'clock, Friday, April filli. Your presence is n quested. H. 8. Btvrz, Director of the district, SALEM S H O R T S TO P S . A b le S o u r c e « D is h e d u p fo r O u r N u m e ro u s F a m ily of R e a d e rs In A b re v la te d P a r a g r a p h s - Baled hay and mill feed at Osfield’a John Teals 120 goats averaged about four pounds of mohair. B. F. McLaughlin, of the Sheriduii Sun, has gone to San Fiancisco. J. E. Bcezley began a three months term of school at Liberty this week, Mrs. Fred Smith and her daughters north of Bethel have a nice new piano N. L. Butler’s son, Glenn, is clerk ing for J L. Stockton at Independence- W hy hire a livery rig while you can go to Salem and back oil the stage for $1.50. J. W . Blister, of Sheridan, has 100 per cent more slie<p than before lamb ing time. Last Saturday Mr*. A. B. Gay went to L fayetie and Mra. Minnie Mason to Portland. Ed. McLane, of Suver, has returned from the ea t where the cold weather was too much for him. W . G. Vassal! has sold to Mr. Plank ington, ef Perrydal», the R. F. Mason farm at Bridgeport for $3,350. “ Better late thau never.” It is best however, to be never late about taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla te purify your blood. Take it now. The next meeting of the W . C. T. U. will lie held at the Methodist church next Wednesday afternoon at 2 :30. Everyboky invited. Edgar L. Collins A Co., real estate agents, have many farms and much city properly for aale. They write in surance and make leans. The first batch of enlarged pictures received at Brown's store in connec tion with Portland baking power art fully as good as promised. Keeler, the feed yard man, is also a A nice line of spring millinery just *% first class veterinary surgeon, having received by Mrs. Clara Reid. Her old It is now time to lay aside your made a thorough study of the diseases patrons always go brek there because heavy winter shoes and put on lighter of animals. Have him to exumine she keeps such preily tilings. ones. A t Gaynor’s store they have your puny stock. what will be sure to suit you in style Everything in the line of harness and price. • Big stock of spring goods just re making of the best leather and at low V ceived at the New York li£ k e t stars. est prices by G. W . Shriver at Perry- dale. H e is an old timer at the busi- for men, women and Bananas, oranges, lemon», candies, Everything nuts, cigars and latest daily papers at children to wcai. Their shoes are ex the Williams confectionery stand next tra good and very cheap. Ask to se* After another week the two West their toweling and tulilo linens. A Sidd evening trains from Portland will door to Lawton's barber shop. multitude of tilings in tho notion de connect at Whiteson, which will he a * .* partment. great convenience to many along both Go to Risser’s gunatore for all man lines. ner of fire arms and ammunition ns As Mrs* D. L. Fiester is going to well as for everything needed in fish W e refund 10 cents for every pack ing. A ll kiuils of small repairii g Cape Nome her stock of millinery age of Putnam’s Fadeless Dye that must and will be sold out by the first done. fails to give satisfaction. Monroe of May. She will be satisfied with a Drug Co. Uniouville, Me. For sale by V very small margin and thv goods must A. K. Wilson. Lynch, the iron artist, can make or go, profit or no profit. I-et Polk mend anything of a metallic nature. county ladies take advantage of ths The Independence nmrbls cutter. G. L. Hawkins, made and erected tbe hint. * .* best monuments and tomb stones to New geods received three times a be seen in this county. I-et him fi week at Brawns store. Their sales F. E. Shafer, the State street har gure with you on anything wanted. are so numerous as to require contin ness maker, never had better leather In anticipation of a large fruit crap ual replenishing. By buying for casli and was never doing better work Ilian they get bottom figures and by soiling now. H e lias a liberal patronage from and greatly increased demand a Sa lem box factory is arranging to treble the same way an immense trade ha9 across the river but wants more. its former capacity. They will be pre been built up. Everything in the pared to furnish fruit boxes and trays lines of dry goods and groceries. For $10 you can get at Johnson's on a largs scale. a*. clothing store a suit good enough for Sermons st the Christian church Many have decided on certain trips anybody. Tliev have them in cheviots, Morning— W h y Contend as soon as the roads get good enough cassimeres, blue serge or black day Sunday: and will want the best livery teams weave diagonal. The tailoring cannot for Thus said the Lord, or Where the they can gel. W e recommend the he beat, the buttons will stick amt Un Bible Speak» we »peak. Evening— Morrison barn south of the court seams will never rip. They have still When ia a Person’s Heart Right in cheaper goods for rougher usage. Re the Sight of God. bouse. memtier that Johnson A Go. are the Oscar snd Carey H avteron last Sat peoples clothiors and furnisher*. T o th e L a d le s : urday evening gave at their home a Mrs. Smith will have an o|ieniiig of largely attended party ill honor of the spring and summer millinery at her A better restaurant than Hellen- return of Miss Bertie Craven from old stand in Dallas on April llt li and the seat. The social enjoyment of the 12th. You are cordially invited to at brand’s you cannot find in the city. occasion went up to fiigli water maik tend. and the good things to cat were fully Tho most natural and artistic pho apprec-ated. M O N M O U TH . tography in the city is done at the A » a leault of the city election V. P. Final examinations in normal next Cronise studio. Fiske, M. D. Ellis and H- B. Cuipt-r week. were chosen councilmen and the cows The stea.-n laundry workmen con will soon cease to run st large. As s Mr. Jones, the bu h -e-, has tak-n tinually do their level beet end seldom result of the s«-h«ol bond election we Gso. Murphy ns a panner. fail te give complete satisfaction to are te have no new school house ami Henry Butler has sold 300 bushels patrons. Packages taken both ways ihe question is what are the children of potatoes te Fred Douty, of Inde frsc by the Dallas stage. to do for school accommodations next fall. pendence, fur 20 cents a bushel. —o— A a liveryman 11. M Brown at the Mr. Taylor, west of town, has sold his farm for $6,000. This is the third Old Postoffice stable is hard to beat. He takes a pride in sending out swift farm sold in this vicinity recently. and sightly teams. The faculty of the n< r nalhave chos en the representatives of the senior P re sbytery of W illa m e tte . class as follows: Mr. Mindl ns val The Presbytery of Willamette will edictorian, Miss Gertrude Eng’e salu- meet at the Preabytorian church in tatorian, O. K. Butler, Ethel Force. Dallas next Wednesday April llt li, Eva Froonie and Rosa E. 8mith Oral- and will open with a sermon by the moderator, Rev. John A. CleUnd, ol R e m a rk a b le C u re of R h e u m a tle m . Eugene. An attendance of from sixty to seventy five ie expected including K k n n a . Jackson Co., W. Va. About three years ago my wife had ministers, elders and lady delegates to an attack of rheumatism which cou- the Presbyterial missionary soeiotv fined her to her bed for over a month Among them will lie Drs.- Ketclium, of and rendered her unable to walk a step Salem, Thompson, o f Corvallis, and without assirtance, her limbs being Holt, of Portland. The general pub swollen to double their normal sis -. lic are invited to all the sessions snd 8. Maddox insisted on my using especially to the popular evening meet Chamberlain’» Pain Balm. I purchas ing, whit li will begin at 7 .30. ed a 50 rent bottle and used it accord ing to the directions and the next morning she walked to breakfast witli out assistance in any manner, and she has not had a similar attack since.— A. B. P a r s o n s . For sale by A . K . Wilson. Wanted, a girl to do general bou s work by J. W . Robinson. Report ef Salt Creek ecliool for the month ending Marcli 30: Enrolled, 37; average attendance, 24; lardy, 2 ; not absent nor tardy Bsssie Clanfield, Harold Starr, Katie Bolder, Bert Clan- Monroe Miller has a severely cut field, Opal Hart, Una, Neva and Ralph W. F N ic h o l s , finger. His daughter, Mrs. Nellie C a m p b e l l . F. M. G i j t t r y , Grant, has been called to the bedside teaclu rs. of her sister, Mrs. Smith, at 8cio. Buggies, Surreys, Hacks. W e have just received from the east a car load o f the above named vehicles. Part o f them are painted and part in white— expressly made to our order. A ll have long dis tance dust and water proof axles. Call, see the goods ami judge for yourself. P r i c e s reasonable for the quality of the goods. Pohle S Bishop, 41 and .51 State street, Salem. T h e Bust in t h « W o rld . >>t Dallas, Spectacles and glasses at Pfennig’s. B E T T K R R R K P A R C D T H A N E V E R . Mrs. A . M, Ginn, f< We believe Chamberlain's Cough is teaching near Woods. ' Î C. H. Morris and wife practice the H a v in g F a ile d to D ispose of H is Remedy is the best in Hie world. A B u sln e a s G e o rg « C . W ill'« M u - H . B. Plummer wae * t Baker City Weltuier method of Magnetic healing. few weeks ago we sutfeied with a se i l o a n d M a o h ln e H o u se w ill and B. 11. Grant in the aoui.4 country vere cold and a troublesome cough, Sol. Crowley, of Monmouth, and Jua. O o n tln u e A ctiv e W o rk . last week. and hnviug read their advertisements Wilson, of Dallas, have gone tu the | An exp* riencej mechanic liaa arriv- j in our ewn snd other papers we pur- Blank notes, receipts, scl'*r-i reports mines in northern California. ed to work for George C. W ill. He chased a bottle to see if it would ef- and legal blanks of all kituls fee sale Rcpuldieau primaries all over the | will tsko charge of the sewing machine i feet us. It cured us before the bottle at this office. county at 2 « ‘clock today and county repair department, which bus lately was m «re than half used. It is the Al. Campbjll and Doug ' Rubber j couveutiou in Dallas tomorrow. been put aside on account of the rush best medicine out for c»lds and coughs. are logging oil the Applegste - reel up in other lines. The renting depnrt- — The Herald, Anrtersonville, Ind. One of the best opticians in the val-| ment will also be in hie charge. This For sale by A. K. Wilson. the Luckiamute. ley is H. W. Barr, of Salem. He ia a was not properly attended lo before. 8. E. 8yron, who ha a I l-en at graduate of the Chicago Opthalmic In fact, I have started in lo all around OAKDALE. Arlington, east of the moui t. ins, !ms college and liaa the latest and best in arrange my increasing busiuess se returned to Ballston. struments. Ur. Kimball's goats sheared over people, coming to my store, will not W e keep all kinds of legal blanks, Everybody xliould take time to go have tc wait, as has been the case for four pounds each. notes, receipts and school reports and to the primaries and the election and some time. Johnny Dennis and Mrs. Kimball My piano tuning dopartment is in are on the sick list. are prepared to do any kiad of print vote for the beat men offered. But it will not pay to dabble much in pol charfe of Soule Bros., who have al ing. ready proved themselves ths most ex W right brothers are cutting wood itics beyond that. T. C. Jones and family, who lived perienced tuners, repairers ami finish- for Roy McMurphy. I t is estimated that about forty res that ever located west of the Roeky for several years near Buena Vista, will soon move from Corvallis to Cali steamers capable ef carrying 14,000 mountains. They built up, in Salem, There will be preaching by Rev. pasaengera and 50,000 tons of freight a business far ahead of any other, and Huneaker Saturday at 3 o’clock. fornia. will this season leave various Pacific have never called at my house fur a W e have lumber to exchange for coast points for Alaska. Little Glenn Siefartli’s arm was job of tuning, unless first an order brokeu Sunday by being thrown from the use of a driving horse during the wast left at my store for such work. Erb A Vanpatten, the Dallas court a horse. summer. W ho want* to make such In a few days I will have one or two house contractors, have secured, over an exchange? Fourteen of our nieglibors gathered more road aaleamen for both sewing four other bidders, the contract to put The Statesman has announced itself iu a floor over the representative hall, machines and musical instruments. in Monday and cut and hauled a nice W ith these liues filled in— and as all lot of wood for Lias Tompson, who is as bitterly opposed lo ths election of in Salem, their figuies being $8844. factories iu the east have started to in very poor health. Mr. Hall, republican nominee for clerk City Marshal Dray having resigned work again— I will endeavor to supply of Marion county. and moved to Kalama where he will all customers with a finer line of mu Mill feed at Riggs’ grocery store. F. A. Koser, of Rickrealtj-and H . R. engage in logging. A. J. Martin has sical iDstrumeuta and sewing mach Grant, of Bridgeport, h«repaid *2.25 been cboaeu to fill his place. Frank ines than is kept in any store on the each for this paper and the Oregonian Muscott hss brought Mr. Drays truck Pacific coast. 1 have selected such during Die next year. ing business. goods that my personal guarantee goes W . H . McEldownoy has resigned Wednesday W . J. Bryan spoke lo with all sales, so there will not be a the management of the Broadmead 3,000 people at Hillsboro, 5,000 at Mc demand for me after any sales are made. farm at Sheridan Junctioa, tbe new Minnville and 10,000 iu Portland The It is now just twelve years since I Dallas, Oregon. manager being Mr. Tompson. opposition press try to belittls him, started in business in Salem, and no one yet paid anything to have any but the people every where gladly go J. H. Fletchers, who lias been con new article repaired, and all notices nected with the Salem Independent out hear hiiu. have been promptly attended to. for six years, has sold his interest to The weather bureau department has Hoping you will overlook my inat 11. G. Guild and will go lo Cape Nome. decided to discharge all employes who tention, which may have occured dur persist in the use of cigarette, upon ing our recent rush, and soliciting the Rev. C. C. Poling, presiding elder of the United Evangelical church, will the ground that it blunts their sensi patronage of all our old and valued bilities and causes them to become in ouitomers, I remain yours, preach as follows. Sunday, April 8th, G bo . C. W il l . Suver, I I a. m .; Calvary, 5 p. m .; In attentive to their duties. Dealer in pianos, organs and ae ving dependence, 7 -30 p. in. Admiral Dewey says he is willing to machines, opposite Bush's bank, Sa This paper will be sent to any ad stand for president if the people want lem, Oregon. dress two months for 30 cents, tluee him to. Last fall he would nave, had montlis for 40 cents or four months a grand following, but it ie now teo L E W IS V IL L E . for 50 cents. W ho wants it during late. Bryan and McKinley are to be tile political standard bearers, Many went to hear Bryan. the coining political campaign? T. A. RIGGS, When you hear interested parties saying anything against a candiuate always take it with a grain of salt. Many men who usually honest in busi ness seem to to think they have a right to be tricky in politics. National Committeeman J. H. Town send, of Dullaa, and Slate Chairman Sheridan accompanied Hon. ,W . J. Bryan from . Salem to Portland and ■lined with him at Watson’s restaur ant and then went on with him to Pendleton last week. Portland seed sellers aay the demand for rape was never before so great. Hundreds of farmers are sowing it on their summer fallow for pasturage. It ia the very thing for sheep. Every farmer could utilize more than his present amount of pasturage. The registration up to date is aboti' 1,600, leaving some 900 to yet register. A t the present rate of increase some lire sure to he disfranchised. Every man should attend Iris l -t) primaries and be prepared to vole for the beat men put up at the Juns electiron. Janies Haggard has put up some A t the Presbyterian church Rev. Gnodfriend's morning theme will be neat fencing. The White Stone and at evening The School begun Monday with N. Tar Cherubinis of Ezekiel. Sabbath school ter at the helm. at 10, Christian Endeaver at 6:30 and Frank Hiltibrand,of Fairviow, is at pruyer meeting Thursday evening. tending school here. I f you have about your house «r Miss Josie Harris lias returned home farm things not needed, what sense is there in kecpihg them, A short no from Independence. tice under our heading new to-day Mono grange meets Saturday and would lio very apt to bring you buyers. rill initiate many candidate. Nearly everybody reads the items un Quite a number from Bridgeport der that heading. Try it aud tell us of tho r> cult. » attended services here Sunday. Loyd Smith, our young engineer, is The Dallas M. E. church and par sonage were built over forty years ago working in the Simpson hop yard. on lots donated by La Creole academy Rev. C. C. Stratton then being paetor in charge, Rev. Nicnelat Lee was the leading spirit in eveything of that nature. Among the well known m in isters who prsached here in early days were Doane, Devore, Driver, Spalding, Aiders'!» and Royal. Ill about 1864 Adtiart Tibbetts gave to tbe church the boll which still calls together the devoteos of Methodism. The old par sonage is to he now moved away and a better one will be put in its place. Senator McBride paused a bill pen sioning Arthur I-. Micklin, late a snr geon in Benjamin Hayden’s. Captain A IR L IE . B. F. Burch’s and Captain Marion A Sunday school was organized at Goff’s company of Oregon Volunteers in the Oregon and Washington Indian this place last Sunday. wars of ’55 ’56. This bill carries n H. Tarter has sold his saddle horse, pension of $¿5. Bill Howard, to I. M. Simpson. Jacob W orlm an, of McMinnville, About twenty-five couples attended ran steamboats l«lw een Oregon City tlie dance here last Friday night. and Cm vallis from 1857 le 1865 among T- A. Kemp sold his hops for 6 them being the Oregon, Elk, Onward and Suprise, the fare being $30. This cents and delivered them here last week he made his first trip over the week. route in thirty-five years. Mrs. Martha Simpson returned a few days ago from an extended visit to It is believed that there is no better dairying country in the world than the Portland. Willam ette valley. That industry has been greatly neglected in the past, but is now coming to (lie tront. U ia strange that so few farmers raise corn for ensilage and surely a greater num- of them w i'l tiiis season raise beets and carrots to feed next winter. Report of Pioneer school for the month ending Marcli 30tli: Enrolled 21; average attendance, 19; not ab sent nor tardy, Charlie and Martha Kulinke. Ivy l McFee. Clyde Robbins, Marie and Oscar Groves. Iva Swensen, Homer Coulee, Richard Domasehofs- ky and Ethel Blakely. O ra M. K honaharukii , teacher. J. L. Burns, Jus. Haggard and H. I). Staats were in your city Saturday. M iss Ada Lewi* is visiting her sis ter at the Cottage hotel in Independ ence. Mr*. Clif. Smith and daughter, Ma ry, liavs returned from a week’s visit in Kings Valley. A t the tecent protracted meeting held here by Rev. Phelps there were several conversions. D. O. Bronson and son, Hubert, who spent the winter east of the moun tains, have returned home. F. A . W IG G IN S , Salem. The rites of baptism will be admin istered by Rev. Phelps at Montgom ery at 3 o’clock next Sunday. N E W T O -D A Y . THADR-SEVERAt, LOTS IN SOUTH N EW - O Several ef our prominent farmers are towing clover this spring. B. F\ Smith will give it a good trial. Dr. Gillia. of Salem, performed an operation on .he eye of Mrs. C. E. Stoats last week and it is doing nicely. Owing to some necessary repairs E. W . Staats and W ill. Robertson the motor may not run up here bef«re have added to the beauty sf the farm the 15th. by telling a number of large t-ees and It being quite stormy Monday sev doing considerable slashing. eral from here attended the public The ladies here celebrated the birth •ale al Ed. Taylor’s near Peedee. days of their pastor and Iris wifs by Most students attending college at giving a bountiful dinner and present Corvallis from this pises were home ing tliein with two beautiful quilts. fur a few days during a short vacation. Aliout 10,090 seagulls have recent Mr. Hamlin and wife were up in ly crossed over from tht Pacific ocean the vicinity of C* rvallis this week lo the large bodies of water in Lake looking at some farms that are for sale. county. Clyde Turner and Miss Julia Hart W m . Ridgeway, of Mill creek, shear were married at the h«m e of the ed 468 pounds of mohair from 105 bride’s parents, near Mctimmonds goats, forty-seven of them being last valley, Wednesday. year’s kids. His thorough billy’s Heec* The Gardner boys passed through weighed sight and one half pounds. here last week with a full blooded Every year he sella off culls so as te Durham bull, which they purchased have only first class animals left. from Mr. Thurston, near Suver. seem EMULSION C A S T O R IA Tha K M Y A n t Always Bought a 1 have made a complete change in my business. Have closed out my bazaar stock entirely, and to my line of bicycles have added the Standard amt W hite sewing machines, the Knabe, Ludwig, Fisher and Kingsborry pianos, a net Estey and Chicago Cottage organ*. You will find me at my old stand. 307 Commercial street. I shall be more than glad to meet nil of my old customers from Polk county. Dr. 8. A. Mulkey, ef Independence, paid H. D. Staats a visit befor* leav ing foi Idaho. Polk county: I will continue tu make the large size stamp photograph, eighteen for 25 cents, during the inonlh of April. School teachors, an nouncing this to their schools shall have ihe same reduction. There are no Cheap John picturis, blit are made In almost every neighborhood there of the best material and will not fade. •s some one whose life lias been saved T. J. CHEKRiNOToK, Dallas. by Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, or who ha.* been Rev. John Reid, Jr., of Great Falla, cured of chronic diarrhoea by the use Mont., recommended E ly’s Cream of that medicine. Hueli persons make Balm to me. I can enipharizs hi- V. Cecil Steals was sgreealdy sur a poin' of telling of it whenever op statement, “ It is a positive curs f— portunity offers, hoping that it may prised on all fools day by being pre catarrh if used as directed.” — R-v sented with a nice watch by his par Francis W . Poole, pastor Central Pres, the means *>f saving, other lives. For ents, it being his 17th birthday. He sals by A. K . Wilsofi. chnr-h, Helena, Mont. After using says lie rather enjoys such jokss. E ly’s Cream B.ilm six weeks I believe | Report of Mill Creek school for the | myself cured of catarrh. Joseph 3tc- past m onth: Enrolled, 54; average KO LA. ivart, Grand Ava , Buffalo, N. Y . Th-' I attendance, 47 ; never absent nor tar Halm does not irritate or cause sneer dy, Emma, Inez, Floyd. W illie and ! Msjor Dennii will work ths I f II. ing. 8old by druggists at 50 cents or j ______ Clevio Ridgeway, Herman, Charlie Hayden place this year, mailed by Ely Brothers, 56 Warren | Augusta Muller, Verna Hinshaw, Gilbert A Patterson have h«ught OF COD-LIVER OIL TVITH Street, New York. Wells and Ruth Oviatt, Herbert. Mi-| There is more citarrh in this sec ehelbook, Farril and Floyd D iele . the Gwinn place at Kola. HYP0PH0SPHITES tion of the country than all other die Enla Lucas, Jo.-eph, Dale, Lee, Katie D*>ga have killed three sheep for Mr eases put together, and until the lust and Minnie Ridgeway. I instrein on the Jeffrey place and on# should always be kept in few yearg was supposed to lie incurable. M r s . K a t e d a h in a n , teach er. for Mr. Stonebrink on the Putnam the house for the fol For a great many yesrs doctors pro place this week. lowing reasons: nounced it a local disoase, and pre Hundreds of Polk county farthers Mr. Brophy is working nine men in scribed local remedies, snd by con ir e changing from striotly grain ruis ■tantly failing to cure with local treat ing to diversified farming having con the hop yard. Training will com F IR S T - Because, If any m em ber of the fam liy has a hard cold. It ment, pronounced it incurable Science cluded that it will pay beat. Never mence in a Lw days and there will be has proven catarrh to be a couatitut- licfore was so much clover and grass a much larger force st work. Most of will cure It. tional disease, and therefore requires seed being sown, provisions are being the tiainers will be women. SCOOHD — Because. If the chil constitutional treatment. Hall's Cat made to keep a greater nunalier of On Wednesday week white T. W. | dren are delicate and sickly. It will arrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. -beep, rattle and goats and more at B-unk and hi* Irirsd men were at Sa m ake them strong and well. Cheney A C o.,Toledo, Ohio, is the i n tention is being given to poultry rais lem lo bear Bryan some one shot one ly constitutional cure on the m ark«'. ing. Better grades of hogs, horses and T H R O — Because If the father « r of his pure bred Cotswobl ewes. He I t is taken internally in doses from other stock are surpern-diiig t he scrub m other is losing flesh and b ecom ha# been v«ry strict about enforcing ten drops I n a teaspoonfol. It ac's by kind and in a word there is im ing thin and em aciated, tt will build the law against trespass, rs and has directly on the blood and niuciie sur provement and progress all along t'le them up and give them llesh and been much criticized therefor, hut faces of the system. They offer $100 line. who esn blame him when lie lies bad strength. for any case it fails to Cure. Send for tbe follewing hisses in tbe last ten FOURTH — Because It Is the circulars snd testimonsla. y, nr»: Three $20 CoUwoid ewes, one standard rem edy In all throat and Address. F. J. C h exby A Co., $60Cot*wold rani, two imported $70 Toledo, Ohio. lung affections. Merino rams, two $15 Poland China 8-fid by druggists. 75 cents. lioga, one $50 rolt, and a $100 filly. For Infant« and Children. N o household should be without It. Hell's Family Pills are the beet. It can be taken In summer as well O J L S T O I I I A . m as In winter. ■«an tk* y f IS tiM YR IhR^ c r . Paii ts, Oils. White Lily Flour. H. 0. Goods. Buckwheat Flour. Rolled Oats. China and Glassware. Santos Coffee. Canned Goods. Chickens, Eggs and Country Produce Taken in Exchange, Pianos, Organs, Sewing Machines, Bicycles and Sundries. * * . radJi.oo, .It drawlsu. SCOTT a B ow se, ChrailM*. N r» Core. for a good driving liorso. T Irvin pork in Salem. Apply to W. A. U R E BRED BROWN LEOHORN EGOS FOR sale at 50 «enta a netting by Mrn. Frank Gibson at Riekreall. P A LR H E L P W A N T E D R E L IA B LE M EN TO null our line #f high grade lubricating oil«, greases and specialty«. Salary or com Dilution. A d dress, CENTRA L R EFIN IN G CO., Cleveland, Ohio. M* L. P U R V IN E , OF ZKNA, 1IA8 FOR SALE tft • good wether goats. F FIVE Y E A R O LD BLACK M a RF. W ITH whit« In her face has strayed from mv home at I will give suitable reward for nor recov* Kails CUy sry G. N. ILLING SW O R TIi. A n .O O D D R IV IN G HOP8K W A N T E D FOR SRV. I T eral months. W jll pay in lumber. Apply here. TJ H. PIPER, OF D ALLAS. MAS; K FIVE ACRE I Jt tract near Portland, platted in 30 lute, to ex* change for desirable Dallas property. \ fO N E Y TO LO AN ON IMPROVED FARM PRO- iVJL pert) at usual ratas by Oscar Hay ter, Dallae, J IV E EXTRA GOOD YE A R LIN G ■ale by J M. Holman, of D B U LLS FOR EN HEAD OF Y O U N G FU LL BLOODED Short* horn cattle for sale. Addrees lock box No. 18, Uheridan, for particulars. T F »It S A L E - A MEDIUM SIZED GOOD horse by Jas. Taggart, Salem. Or. WORK ODD BARRED PLYM OUTH ROCK s « eggs for batching for sale by Nat Holman st 60 cents a setting. r M ONE Y TO LOAN security. A T 8 PER CENT ON FARM J. L. COLLINS, Dsilss. I^R IC R FOR 8ALK— H ARD OR SOFT, IN A N Y quantity wanted, and «-heap enough st the brick yard near Dallas. Ö. F. SHEW. TE H A V E MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED farm property. SIBLEY St EAKIN W Notice of leachers’Examination Notice Ie hereby give« that the or>onty tttperin- teiiilnnt of Polk county, Oregon, will hold the regu lar examination ef applicant« for coifttty . -ertifluatee at Dallas commencing Wednesday. April ilth , I«0»>, at 9 o'clock, a. m . and continuing until Friday, April 13th at « o’clock. The program for first, sec ond and thin! trade paper* is as follows: W ED N ESD AY, penmanship, orthography, history, reading. T ill ’KrtDAY. written arithmetic, theory of teaching, irr timuar, ro I im »! l»w. FRIDAY, ge-mrai-hy, mental arithmetic, phydolo- gy, rivll government. For primary .•rtiAeate« the program Is a« follow* commencing Wednesday, April ilth at 9 o’clock anJ continuing until Friday, April 19th at 4 o’clock, Wednesday, pennmanship history, reading. Friday, art of questioning theory o# teaching me tfcxia. ' _ . All *ppii'*aut4 mind be present st the opening Of the examination. Dated thin 0 r d «ley of March WOO. J. N. Hart, Go. Be howl ft opt . Polk Os., or.
