Polk County itemizer., May 04, 1900, Image 3

A n E p id e m ic o f W h o o p i n g C o j g h .
I¿tint winter during an epulenno of
whopping rough my cliihlred coutraci-
ed the ditcaw, having «evere coughing
»poll«. We had uhlh I ChamlwrUn»’*
rough Remedy *ucce***fully for croup
Hin! naturally turned to it at that timi*
Hii'l found it relieved the cough and
effected a com pi« u. i-ur»*.— John E.
C liff »rd, proprietor N.»rwoo<l lioura,
Norwood, N Y. ih u remedy ta for
Male bv A. K. Wilson.
IN K L E T 8 F O R D A L L A S .
Produce taken in exchange at the
Bee Hive for dry goody, clothing,
sin oh . One price, plain figures hii J
l*eet service.
T R A D E L E T S FO R S A LE M .
Many humane fanners when tln-y
Special »ale »»I fine m illin 'ry »I coint) to town always put tliwir horse«
Nonpareil, Mr*. Hooker, manager. Re­ in MorrisOu's barn t«» reft and « A t . All
member the place, 317 Commercial «lock lefl there i« well treated and his
prices ure not high.
ftrejt.
**■*
The driver of the Salem stage does
Ellia A Zinn, on State «tieet, sell
confectionery at botli wholesale ami many an errand at both ends of tl:e
retail. That ia llie place to get pure, line f>»r people all along the way. If
fresh candy, delicious ice cream and you live oh the road leave orders in
any letter box.
invigorating soda water.
Smith’s blacksmith shop is head­
S a v a g e £ Reid at 322 Commercial
street handle all kinds of feed, grain, quarters for the very best kind of
seed and flour. They have bee and work.
poultry supplies. Their garden «ted»
are the best in the market.
Mrs. Shaffer has a very attractive
Msnortment of bright new millinery
Eat at Helienbraml’« to lay and you and has gotten up some exquisitely
will feel inclined to go there again the beautiful hats for ladies around. See
her millinery novelties.
next time you are in town.
*%
Notice onr display of spring and
K gg« taken in trade at the Y oko­
hama Tea store where you can always summer goods. Headquarters for all
get the best grades of fresh roosted co­ kinds of up to date merchandise at
ffee. Their «pices and extracts are lowest prices. The Bee Hi vs.
the best made and they liavu all kind*
of crockery.
Gayncr’s shoe leather wears remark­
ably w. II. Their goods «re all bought
K eeler’s feed yard catches nearly all fr< in first class houses that never use
Polk county horses that cross the auy shoddy material iu footwesr.
bridge. Mr. Keeler is a veterinary
surgeon of many years experience and
For warm weather things to sat an I
cures sick horses.
1 rink go to Walter Williams. Orang-
e , lemons, bananas, purs, fresh can­
Go to Shafer's harness shop when dies and late papers.
you will and yon find farmers there
getting new things in his line. They
Leave it to the judgement of Mr.
seem to know where to get the best.
Lynch as to how any job of black-
smithing should be dene,
— o —
The New York Racket store has
never known what it was to have a
dull trade. Their entire stock consists
of such staple« as the families of farm ­
ers are continually needing and the
prices are fo rcaaonable as to always
be within the reach of consumers.
LOCAL AND GENERAL-
Eastern :: a;- mat :t*oli ' ........ .
halt, bui none of it win wear with the W H A T W E H A V E L E A R N E D D U R IN G
wagon work done by O. H. Cobb in
T H E W E E K F R O M A L L A V A IL -
north Dallas. The repairing lie <! -is
»ticks until it wear» out.
Iu ths show windows, on the coun­
ters and on the shelving at Brown’s
store aro displayed a great variety of
nice and substantial things needed
about every home— all very cheap for
cash. They do not solicit credit trade
it having so often proved a losing
game.
The steam laundry is a bee hive of
industry. It does washing for people
from many miles around in all direc­
Children's shoes at from 48 cents to
tions. Every thing is so systematic $1.75 in tan, red and black. Ladies
that mistakes seldom occur.
shoes at from $1 25 up to $3 75, tan or
black, kid or vesting top. Men’s shoes
— o—
Brown, the livery and feed stable all the way fiem $1.15 to $4 50, the
man, just west of the old postoffice, is best and prettiest line that ever came
enjoying a fine patronage from cand­ to town. A t the Boe Hive.
idates, drummers and others. Go there
when you want a nice tig and fast
First class hop twine at Faull’» store.
team.
The latest and best tools used by car­
penters and the most improved im­
By superior work and prompt ser­ plements for farmers. Stoves and
vice the Cronise studio lias built up a other things for the kitchen. Leather
for lacing, bands and machine oil to
splendid patronage.
make things run smooth. Things that
will make garden work easier and bet
The time has come when there can ter. A great variety of garden seeds.
he no good excuse for any man or his
sons going shabby. Your own family
Poles, lines, hooks and bait for fish­
and your neighbors and friends will
think more of you if you take some ermen at Rissei’s gun «tore. Small
pride in your dress. Johnson & Co., machines or a >y broken thing repair­
the clothiers, will fit you out with ed. Keys fitted and locks doctored.
something qnite nice for very little Fire arms in varietv.
money. Boys ask your fathers to go
T u r n e r C a m p m e e t in g .
witli you to Johnson's.
The annual convention of
the
churches of Christ in Oregon is to be
L E T T E R L IS T .
held at Tinner. June 22nd to July 3rd.
These letters remain uncalled for in It. is expected that this year’s work at
the Dallas postoffice for the week end­ the convention will be more interest
ing May 1st and parties calling ing and m »re profitable Ilian that of
for them will please state that they any preceding year. J. V. Updike, an
evangelist of national renown, is to
have been advertised:
preach two evangelistic sermons each
Richard Bulvers A lice Ferguson
day. W hile he is not an old man, yet
George Kramer
Charley Htiph.
he has been instrumental in bringing
C h a s . F. B e l t , postmaster.
over 30,000 into the church. Nine of
his meetings in the East averaged 330
9100 R e w a rd 9100
conversion», the greatest, number be
The leaders of this paper will be ing 563 at Des Moines, Iowa, and the
pleased to learn »hat there is at least smallest of the nine lieing 218 addi­
unedreulod disease that science has tions. Another feature will be tbo
been able to cure in all its stages and chorus choir of 100 singers, led by
that is catarrh. H all’s Catarrh Cure Prof. Webb and wife. Each day will
is the only positive cure now known I k ? full of special addresses, Bible read­
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh be­ ings, missionary classes and reposts of
ing a constitutional disease requires a ivwrk done in the state. Everybody is
constitutional treatment. H all’s Cn invited te attend this great and grand
tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting meeting. Go and camp aud get filled
directly upon upon the blood anil mu- with the spirit, of the Master. I t is
coui surfaces of the system, thereby even now tim e to begin to make nr
destroying the foundation of the di­ ran genie nts to go.
sease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
L a fa y e tte S e m in a r y Q o m in g ,
assisting nature iu doing its work
There is no longer any doubt about
The proprietors have so much faith in La Creole academy being consolidatsd
its curative powers, that they offer with the school from Lafayette. W C
|I00 for any case that it fails to cure. Brown has donated four lots across
Bend for list of teetimonals.
the street south of the academy for
Address,
F. J. C hemey k Co , the new building, towards the erection
Toledo, Ohio.
of whirli our citizen* have coutrihired
Sold by druggists, 75 cents.
as follows: M M Ellis, A W Teats, A
Halls, Family Fills are the best.
K Wilson, Townsend A Hart, Bryan
A Bon Thurston Lumbering Ce., $100
COUNTY CO URT.
each; II J Osfield,$75; F J Coad, J
W Crider, R 0 Craven, T A Riggs, J
C Hay ter J C Shultz, M D Ellis, J R
W ells, J.
Hubbard. Alonzo Brown, Sibley A Ea
kin, Nordby A Finseth $50 each. P
Mrs. May B ibbitt*« bond as guard- Suitor, B o s s Ellis, J J Wiseman, F J
¡an of R. C. Babbi't was filed and Chapman, II B Plummer, D J Itilev,
approved.
Ed Biddle, W A Wash, Dr Hay ter. H
W . F. McAdams was made adminis­ L Fenton, W L Wells, I I G Camp
trator of the Conrad Waidaick estate hell. Dr Woods, C H Chapman, W P
Miller, J C Gaynor, E C Kirkpatrick,
under $1,000 bond.
Proof of will of Win. Gay l aving J G VanOredel, W N Stringham, R S
been made, it was ordered that Ame­ Conner, Wagner Bros, J \V and J P
lia B Gay be appointed administrator Cal lw. II, Muir A McDonald, Dr* Stein­
er A Fi*her, J L and E L Collins, $25
of »aid estate, without !>ond.
each ; Hotel Gail, $20; Wm Turk' r, A
Shultz, Felix Noel, C If Morn*, \Y K
S N IT H F IE L D .
Plennig, Monroe Miller, $15 each ; Lot
Shreve, Henry Howe, Robert Howe,
Much sickness around.
Frank Rowell, Eugene Ilayter, Sam­
Anan Myer is hauling lumber from uel Coad, Otbo Williams, Dr Carey, S
Dallas. "
M Ray. J F Morrison, C L Starr, I) L
A crowd went from here to the Sail Key», Dr Embree, I N Woods, I F
! Yoakum, U S Grant, It E Williams, 0
Creek basket social.
F Belt, E 8 Levens, Castle A Haider
Arch Myer and Edith Chambers man, $10 each; W G Vassal!, II B
were at Fails City Sunday.
I Ci>eper, F A Stile«, T J Cherrington, J
Rev. Cain will preach Inrs at 3 B Nunn. Henry Bill«, Glenn Grant,
i Fr* d Toner, J M Sears, J H Hart, J C
o'clock, May 13th and May 27th.
Adams, B K M til key, A \$ Frazer, L D
Tw o of our school children hsv»
Daniel, J F Groves, W H Shop*. A J
taken the eighth grade examination.
Martin, $5 e a rl»; J T Ford, J W Bell,
Mrs. Hastings, T B. Clement sr d .1 S Maeoinber, J I) Smith, J M Grant.
Morgan Reec* have been visiting Sa­ Clau 1 Dunn, Silo* •Orchard, Lee Smith
lem.
$2 50 each. The aggregate of al*»ve
subscription is $2,312 50 and it is fully
ex|*cied that the balance of the rt-
J «|t»ired $2,5/00 will be secured in 9 few
I days.
A b le S o u rc e s D is h e d u p f o r O u r
N u m e r o o s F a m il y o f R e a d e r s
In A b r e v ia te d P a r a g r a p h s .
T. J. Guthrie hag bean . uite ill.
Mill feed at Riggs gr».c •■ry »tore.
8pecUclft* and glasses *t Pfennig’».
John Farley and wife have a new
boy.
Judge Burnett’ • irt will conrene !
in Dal a» Muy M ili
The stage will take you fn»m Dallas
Baled hay and mill feed at Osfiehl's to Salem and l»acl^ for $1.50.
Notice special prices an cameras at i
Pfennigs,
kens and over 600 i UK9 in his incubi- i
Who will bring us some sixteen inch tors
oak » tote wo d?
A storage w nretain. e i« being built
A genuine Eastman camera for 85 j in the roar of Ohlipman’» fori i ura
store.
ecm* at Pfennig1.
Mrs. Wio-li and Mrs. M cKinley visit-1
W . If. Bruuk, <1 A.blnnd, is tl,e <
ed the normal school Wednesday.
democratic nominee for «borin' in |
Jackson county.
W ood— W ill tuke wood in exchange
for photographs. T . J. ( ’ herrington,
M i«««'» Mary Robinson, Bartini El- '
Dallas.
lia aud Emma Roy »pent Tuesday at
the state capital.
Blank notes, receipts, school reports
ami legal blanks of all kinds for sale
The Indepcndeiice board of trade
at this office.
will have a picnic » 1 the city park Sat- j
Wes Craven, Charlie C*mphell and urilay, June 2nd.
John F'ukcs will start for Cape Nome
The netx annual meeting of Yam -
next Tues >ay.
bill county pioneer» will be held at
County Clr-rk Iiavter mid Rev. A. Sheridan June Gilt.
W. 'Peats were in Portland this week
Rev. B. Z Riggs, with liia wife and
ou lodge business.
b a ljy , ’ t v
•
w trh Ilia
T. A. Farley, Breece Gibson and father and mother in Salem.
others have gone to the Siletz country
Jag Mitne, son of the Perrvdal# »ac­
to file on timber claims.
tion bo-s was married in Ashland
W ithin the ln»t six weeks Sheriff April 25th to Miss Ola Wale-house,
VanOrsdel has collected and turned of Monmouth.
No other aid so great to the housewife, no other
agent so useful and certain in making delicious,
pure and wholesome foods, has ever been devised.
over nearly $14,000 tax money.
H. B. Co»per is fo be census enum­
Manly Martin lias sold to his neigh­ erator for Hie three Dallas voting pre­
bor, T. W . Bruuk, a farm of 182 acre* cincts. l i e held the same position
for $5,600, and John Young and wife ten years ago.
to Hattie Jones 108 acres at $2,800
A ll our mohair has been shipped
Everything in the line of harness and Ed. Herren came over from
making of the best leather and at low­ Salem Tuesday and bought the last
est prices by G. W. Sli river at P erry- lot of hop» stored here.
^ 0
O
W
ffiy p
a
0
dale. H e is an old ti»ner at the busi­
Postmaster
Belt
now
has
stamps
for
ness.
sale in books of twdve, twenty four
Dr. Farley is to be census enumer­ and fourtv-eight, tit* cost lasing 1 cent
ator for Bridgeport, Falls City and additional in each case.
Rock Creek precincts and Honalor
I. E. Sibley, F. J. Coad, F. J. Chap
Doughty for the Buena Vista and two
There are imitation baking powders, sold cheap, by
man, C. L. Hubbard, Mrs. M. M. Elli«,
many grocers. They are made from alum, a poison­
Monmouth precindts.
Mra. Delaslimutt, aud Mias Lillie
ous drug, which renders the food injurious to health.
Uncle Dave Guthrie says they are Haekleman went to the metroplis this
still plowing and sowing grain between week.
Independence and Corvallis and that
ROYAL BAKING POWDCt CO., 100 WILLIAM S T „ NEW YORK.
The ladies of Dallas and vicinity will
the fruit in that region was much
find
at
the
jewelry
emporium
of
C.
If.
worse injured than around Dallas.
Morris many nice tilings within their
Putnam Fadeless dyes are fast to capacities and has always (lane his journ in Independence. The homes
Great credit is due Mrs. Laura A d ­ financial reacii. See bis gold and sil­
sunlight, wssbiog and rubbing. Sold part extra well. He w s b in the state and the crops around Grace church
kins, of Monmouth, for the leading ver ornaments.
by A. K. Wilson.
senate two years ago aud proved emi­ scented in good shape. N. P. Ras­
part she lias taken in arran/ing for
For monuments, tombstones or any
nent ability and devotion to the wel­ mussen who not long ago bought 32
the temperance convention here next
“
Fortune
fuvots
tiie
brave.”
I
t
is
kind nf cemetery work go to G. L.
fare of all the people. He is in every- acres of the George Tillolson farm lias
week. See the interesting program
also
favorable
to
those
w
h
o
purify
Hawkins, the Independence marble
wise fully the equal of Mr. T orgu e for improved the dwelling, put up new
elsewhere.
cutter. No outside dealer can give their blood at this season by taking congress and a multitude of people fencing and is putting in 2800 feet of
Hood’s
Sarsaparilla.
A t the Presbyterian church Rev. you better figure».
consider lii;n as most worthy of elec- tiling which will almost double the
Goodfriend will preach in the morning
productiveness of the land. It is al­
Memorial day, May 30th, is set tian.
“
Adequate
aud
Iwooming
apparel
from the theme Election and Predes­
John A . J( ffrey. who wants to be ways a blessing for such men to move
apart by many communities for clean­
makes
a
stronger
impression
on
the
tination and at evening on The Seven
ing up and improving their cemetery prosecuting attorney, was born in A r­ into a community. Last Saturday we
Branched Candlestick.
The public person it elotlies than on B u y who o b ­ •r burying ground. Many such places kansas thirty-one years age and has passed over some of the same ground
s e r v e it,” writes Thomas B. Bryan in
cordially invited.
been in Oregon «¡nee five years of age, and first halted at the home of A. B.
in this county are in need of repairs.
The Saturday Evening Post.
most of the time in Jacksen county, Atkins, half way to Independence.
The new city council will go into
It is doubtful whether Ibis county
As a result of the Evangelical con­ lie s i s in the legislature five years Mrs. Atkins is greatly affiicted with
authority next Monday evening and
will aim to do what they think best (‘out-ills a mure attractive stock of ference at Hillsboro Rev. Guy. H, age, and from 1896 to 1898 was prose­ rheumatism but their daughter Fay
for the interest« of our town. Per millinery than that of Mrs. Bruuk and Phelps goes to Albany, Rev. T. A. cuting attorney for Jackson, Jose* is amply capable of caring for the
haps one of their first moves will be to Miss Hallock in the rooms formerly Yost to Alssa, Rev. G. L. Lovell to In ­ | bine, Klamath and Lake counties. housework. Norvel is married and
restrain stock from running at large. occupied by Sibley A. Eakin as u law dependence, Rev. B. J. Kelly to Kings Since 1895 he has practiced in all the engag( d at railroad work in northern
office.
Valley, and Rev. H. A. Deck to Dal­ courts of the state and lias had expe­ California. Not far away we came to
The frame ef the new Methodist
las. The last named lias just married rience iu all departments of the lan‘. the 317 acre farm sold by J. B.
The
democratic
central
committee
parsonage is up and it will contain
and will live bare and supply the He is an affable gentlemen and a Knowles to Mr. Brooks and eou, of
seven rooms, three of them being up and candidates met last Saturday to Bridgeport church. The next annual speaker of superior ability. To him Nebraska. That they are good and
discuss
the
beet
manner
ol
conducting
stairs. Ths Epworth league are hav­
conference will be held nl Corvallis.
was awarded ths honor of introducing enterprising farmers is evideut from
O.car Hayter was
ing the church painted at a cost of the campaign.
W. J. Bryan when he spske in Salem tb . fact that they are putting down
chosen
chairman
aud
J.
B.
Nunn
sec­
I
consider
it
not
only
a
pleasure
but
$90. The painter, F. D, McCullough,
recently.
2.5000 feet of filing. Others around
a duty I owe to my neighbors to tell
will soon move here from Woodburn. retary.
For joint representative from this them might profitably fellow their
about the wonderful cure effected in and Lincoln counties I, M. Simpson example. Turning
north at Oak
A ll hands must register within til* my case by the timely use of Chamb­
The repubicans are trying to make
it appear that disssisfaction exists in next two weeks or be shut .n t from erlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea is the candidate. When county coni, Point academy we found J. H. Kreps
the union party. But the expression i voting in cither June or at the presi­ Remedy. I was taken very badly with missioner some years ago he mads a and family recently from the east liv­
is father to their wish. All but a few | dential election. There are still sever flux and procured a buttle of this rem­ record which satisfied everybody that ing oposite the home of John Osborn,
chronic sore heads are fully satisfied al hundred unregistered voter» in the edy. A few doses of it effected a per­ Ike Simpson will do to tie to. His and R Osburn was farming the John
business capacity and honorablo deal­ Smith place. W e dined with John
with the shape and course of things. county.
manent cure. I take pleasure in re- ings are known to all. He is well
Young and wife, she and her sister
They have up good men and will sup­
I’ostmastcr Belt haa received book I commending it to others suffering and favorably known over in Lincoln Mrs. Zan Allen, living near by being
port them.
from the dead let ter office a U tter eou- from tllat <lre" ‘ lfnl disease.— J. W county where bis brother Marsh and daughters of Joint Vernon. They
After the recent frosts many thought taining $10, which was rent from here L.y»el», Dorr, W. Va. This remedy is fatherinlaw, Barney Morrison live. If have everything around them nicely
the prune crop around Dallas as al­ IU Portland March lOih ami not claim- “ol<1 *>7 A - K - Wilson.
sent to the legislature there will nev­ fixed up. He takes great pains with
most utterly destroyed but a close in ­
f d‘ w T l w , “ende! T
* 6t
n,0ne>'
A very D. Babcock, a pioneer of 1852 er be any doubt as how he will stand l.is variety of fruit trees and his gar­
spection of a number of orchards thin back. W h . sent tt?
dhd A ,,ril i 8,.|, at the home of Chas. on any proposition, for it will always den products while »lie is in the poul­
week discloses the gratifying fact that
try business. Their neighbors, John
There will baa basket meeting at Huntley in Independence, agad 82 be on the side of the mass.
there will be a goad output.
The Zana next Wednesday. Rev. j . J. years. A t an early day he practiced
Byers and w ife, are industrious them­
higher the ground on which trees are Evans will speak ill the morning, Rev. law in Dallas and was a joint delegate
selves and keep everything around
THRO U G H TH E CO UNTRY.
located the less they wars damaged.
them moving. Their daughter, Mrs.
H. A. Ketchum in the afternoon, and for Polk and Tillamook in the state
Recently we have taken two little Yurtieil, lives on an adjacent place
convention of 1859.
The Falls City and Salem railway Kev. W . C. Kantner in the ovening. constitutional
drives out .'m oiig the farmers anti while her husband is away at work
survey lias been completed and tbeau All, and especially Endcavorers, are The Grand Ronde Indian reservation hers »re a few of the things noted :
during the summer. John Vernon
took a part of his prior homestead
thorities say that construction will be invsted to be present.
claim and lie has had before congress At the brick yard and tile factory and wife we found to be both quite
commenced this mouth and pushed
there in a limited supply for those in frail. Ho has gotten about to the
There were only live large cities in
unto completion. The grade is easy America in 1800. Philadelphia, with for thirty years a claim for damages need of such things, J. M. Burford
end of his working days, but she keeps
and a first class standard gauge road 66,000, was the largest, the seat of and $2,000 was recently allowed.
and others are farming the W. H. E l­ pegging away, us idleness would be a
will be made. As soon as completed government and the center of wealth
L et me say I have used E ly’s Cream kins place which how belongs to W. misery to her. A t the Derry ware­
two large milling plants will ba estab­ and culture. Now York was next,
Balm for catarrh and can thoroughly H. Besecker, recently from California. house were gathered Joshua Me Pan*
lished at Falls Oily.
with 60,000. Baltimore was third. recommend it for what it claims. Very W. V . Metzler has charge of the W. E. iel, J. W . I-ewis, T. \V. Bruuk, J. B.
Ida Porter was born at Bethel in | with 26,500; Boston fouxtli, with 25,- truly, Rev. H. VV. Hathway, Elizabeth Bridwell place and Millard Percival is Knowles, Clias. Whaley, Orlando Mar­
1870. but most of her life had been 000 and Charleston, South Carolina,; N. J. I tried E ly’s Cream Balm, and cultivating his farm across the road. tin, J. W . Allen and John Byers con­
spent at Harmony on Mill Creek. “ fth, with 19,000 people-— May La- to all appearances am cured o f ca- Warren Ferguson lives in the old sulting about their grain stored there,
Four years ago she was married to C. dies’ Home Journal.
tarrh. The terrible heiuLches from Bridwell home nad between there and the warehouse interest l-eing in litiga­
VV. Maris and for motilhs past had
which I long suffered are gene.— W. J. | the Cochrane school house E. R. Tut* tion since the death of Mr. Black, who
Superintendent*
Littlefield,
of
Yam-
been iu poor health. She died April
Hifchcockt late Major U. 8, Vol. mid | tie, from the east bought 100 acres was running it. A t Kickreal! wo
|
bill,
and
Hart,
of
Polk,
are
arranging
18th at the home of her father, K. A.
A. A Gen. Buffalo, N. Y . The Balm | and has moved there, having erected formed a pleasant acquaintance with
;
for
a
joint
teachera’
institute
to
be
held
Porter, and after a funeral service by
does not irritate or cause sneezing. j new buildings. A gateway through the Hall family, who moved over from
Evangelist Faulconer w o laid to reel ! ’lt Sheridan on the 12th of May. The .Sold by druugi»tM at .50 cents, or mail­ the timber led us to the home of Ben Marion county.
|
prominent
teachera
of
both
counths
in the cemetery at Harim ny.
ed hv Elv Brothers. 56 Warren street, Whiteaker, who wa* preparing to
j will l>e iu attendance aud take part
bring his family from a winter’« so
N ew 'Y ork.
N E W T O -D A Y .
The Dallas band entertainment las* on the program. Prof. Mulkey, of
—
I
Saturday evening wa» largely attend Monmouth, will deliver a lectu.— aiv
The West Hide gives ee * partial list
ed, the gross receipts being about $45 Friday evening before. A *. rgo at­
of thone who are soon to leave for
NKW CHILI»’« HIIOK WAS FOI-ND IN THF
The stage was admirably arranged tendance is anticipated.
road 11 ear the halla* brick >artl. The owner can
Cape N om e: W Mackay, Ed. Owens,
and decorated. W e now have one of
have it by paying for thi* notice.
John
Kirkland,
Thos.
Fennell,
Oliver
A. J. Harman was born ill Ohio in
the best bands in the state, there be­
Smith, Frank Linderman, Kd. Patras,
ing seventeen members. They will 1842 and in 1863 was therft married to Chas. Morrison. McKissoti, Andy Se-
W O O D FOR HALF. ANY AMOUNT FROM A
HAD
»non come out in their new zouave Miss Lenina Deitz. They.came west hring, E. Ward, Mart Hcraffnrd, Geo.
T? half cord to 100 conta. Thirty cords well
Meaeoned to bum now. J. H. Macomber,
uniforms and already have several rn in 1882 and had been residents of the
Girard, Lloyd Girard, Hurry Christian,
southern
part
of
this
county
for
a
gagemenls to play away from heme.
‘ number of years. He (lied at Bridge- King Tctherow, H. D. Waller. Pat
A GOOD FAYING MILK ROUTE FOR HALE.
For further particular* ect J. «. Macomber.
scl.eol elec. ! P °rt April 2Jnd. For many years he Campbell, Mark Burch, N. McDaniel,
There will l>e a special
* .
.
.
! ,v it#l lila as, i I a 4« . .
Manfard Hears, Lee Wade, I). Wade, and I am afraid I have in­
and
bis
wife
had
been
faithful
church
tion at the city hall froo 1 to 4 o’clock
Hi
las
Mailey,
Noah
I»*aho,
Dave
Dove,
herited
it.
I
do
not
feel
fHlTF. FEE!) OATH FOR «A L K BY JAMEN
May 21st to vote on boeding the members and held their membership
the
Hiidgepert Evangelical J. 8. Cooper, John Howell, Mrs. Hoi, well; I have a cough ; my
Olmsted at Halleton.
sehool district for $5,000 to provide in with
Stump and children, W. R. (.’ raven.
church
at
the
time
of
bis
death.
crease-1 school facilities. G- k >! sclie- 1*
lungs are sore; am losing
are among the greatest intfiirementa
> »TATO RA FOR HALF BY O RO ROWULIFKK
The ancients believer! t h a t rhemn
flesh. What shall I do?
near l'allai at 10 rente a bu*hel.
The following list of jurymen liar
to draw a desirable class of peepl#-.
Hiisin
was
th e work of a demon within
Your doctor says take care of
Present facilities ate inadequate fo r been drawn to serve at the May term a man. Any one who has had an at­
an increasing school |Kipulation. No of Circuit court, which convenes May tack of sciatic or inflammatory rlieutu- yourself and take plain cod -liver pu t loai . OF F1RMT CLAHH HIIINULF* FOR
friend of education er public spirited 141It: D. G. Meador, John Young, utism will agree that the infliction i< oil, but you can’t take it. Only y
by A.
* F. «toner at Kickreftli.
citizen will vote against a needuf Ira White, T . I). Phillips, C. R Ksi- demoniac enough to warrant the be­ the strong, healthy person can
I y, J. A. Mills, J J. Russell, W. L
HUBBARD’« CL Y DLHDALK HTALLlhN,
school tax.
take it, and they can’t take it J , R Ormonde,
will make tits Heaton of 1900 at Dallas
Norlow, M VV. M x. A. K Soulhwick, lief. It has never been claimed that
I
Cham
I*
»
Inin’»
Pain
Balm
would
cast
long.
It
is
so
rich
it
upsets
the
taut Sunday we drove to Oak Grove John M cKinley, O. D. Kider, F. H.
to hear Mrs Addition lectins on lem- Morrison, A M. McLaughlin. Jay F. out demons, but it will cure rheum­ itomach. But you can take
|)URE BRKD BROWN LF.GlIOilN EGG« FOR
[
aile at !W cents a setting by Mrs. Frank Oibtsou
perence. \ n
epidemic of measei* Powell, 8. VV. Mile-, G‘ orgo O’ Brien, atism and hundreds bear testimony to
at ITickreali.
the
truth
of
this
statement.
One
ap
made the attendance rather small VV. O, Rah-Ion. H. D. Staat», T . 8
The roads were in good shape and the Burch, C. VV. Beckett, L. Rimer, J. M. plication relieves the pstn and »hi- ;
o n f y t o l o a n o n ÎMFROVF.D FARM FRO-
crops in fine condition. After taking Hebring, Frank Purr ins, CL A - Larsen, quick relief which it afford* is alone |
. pertj at u-ual rata« >y «»war Hayter, Dallas.
dinner with County Commissioner M. M Potter fir Id. VV. II Walker, W. wor h many times ite cuot. Fur sale!
It is very palatable and eaMly
Higgs, the editor and his better half K. Birka, Powruel Ewing. Jolio Morris, by A. K WilfOit.
GRANDMA A
CONSUMPTION
U
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
went to L * reole Baptist church N. M Conner,
where the hretlirenwere having a two
days fifth Sunday l-aaket dinner meet­
ing. It was a real old fashioned
country gathering and evidently en­
joyed by all
El-bra 8 h v t, Osborne
For Infants and
and Nulley dill the preaching.
The Kind Y ob H an Ato
OUR
D ISTR IC T TICKET.
Dr. Daly, of Lake county, is one of
the mo*t prominent end l»e*t men in
all that region. Far years lie bn»
been before the public in rarim»*
▲
0 T
O
R
Z
A
.
I * YwHra (hurt
hoc and
Signatura of
M
digested, i f you w ill taka plenty
D I V E E X T R A OOO
of fresh air, and exercise, and r H.lo hy J M. liol
SCOTT’ S EM U LSIO N s te a d ily ,
there is ve ry little doubt about yONEY^TO LOAN
your recovery.
There are hypophosphites in i t ;
they give strength and tone up the tw K FOR «A LE
itantitv wanted,
nervous system while the cod-liver '.„i ear Dalia*.
oil feeds and nourishes.
no, *11 druM kti.
SCOTT A BOW N I-., Oiamief
w York.
w
VF \KLING BULLE
it. of Dallas.
AT « PER CENT ON FARM
J. L. COLLINS, Dallas.
HARD
and m
«OFT, IN A N T
lOiitfh at the brick
G. F. SHEW.
HAVK MONRY TO LOAN ON IMPROTRI
term prop*«?.
«IR L E Y A EAKIN