A n E p id e m i c o«
W h o o p in g C o u g h .
Last winter during an epidemic of
whooping rough iuv childrod coiilr.ci-
rd Hie diwrase, having .ever« coughing
iqrella. W e had used Chamberlain’*
Cough Kemedy successfully for croup
and naturally turned to it at that time
and found it relieved the cough and
effected a complete cure.— John E.
Clifford, proprietor Norwood house,
Norwood N. Y. This remedy is for
sale by A. K. Wileou.
C IR C U lY C O U R T .
Judge Burnelt opened c-uirt at 9
o'clock Monday morning and by 4
o'clock had di.pused of the whole doc­
k et aud adjourned court. There was
but one jury ca-e mid no grand jury.
Lawyers Flagel, Idlrmun aud Smith,
of Portland, and Ben Hayden, of Eola,
constituted the visiting legal talent.
The case of H. D. Slants vs H. C.
Bressler was continued for service.
Henry Haydeu was awarded a ver­
dict of 118.40 against R. D. Cooper.
The cases of C. W . Leonard vs A . 8
Locke et ai, M. Reinstein vs A. O.
Roberts et al, John Reynolds vs Elmer
Harritt, and Dr. McKenzie vs I. V.
Lynch were settle«!.
A non suit was entered by the plain
tiff in the case of Henry Howe vs. E
C. Hanna.
F. P. Cuuninger secured judgement
against the Luckiamute Mill romps-
ny.
Clias. P. Oleman and Arthur Steele
were admitted to citizenship.
• IO O R e w a r d
610 0
The leaders of this paper will be
pleased lo learn that there is at least
•lie dreaded disease that science 1ms
been able to cure in all its stages and
that is catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Cine
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh be­
ing a constitutional disease' requires a
constitutional treatment. H all’s Ca
tarrli Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon upon the blood and mu­
cous surfaces of the system, thereby
destroying the foundation of the d i­
sease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing ils work
The p oprietors have so much faith in
its curative (lowers, that I hey offer
1100 for any case that it fails to cure
Send for list of teslinionals.
Address.
F. J. C hkmky A Co',
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold bv druggists, 75 cents.
Halle, Family Pills are the best.
K i n g Re x a t S a le m .
PROGRAM M E.
Following is tlie programme of tlie
commencement exercises of tlie Falls
City sclioel to occur M -y 19tli:
Music— Choir.
Invocation— Rev. Dodd.
Salutatory—Climb, though the rocks
be rugged— Elsie E. Frink.
Oration— Liberty— Erueat B. Carey.
Solo— C. J. Freeland.
Class poem— Bertha Z. Frink.
Class History aud Piopheay— Juan­
ita P. Holman.
Music— Quartet.
Oration— Methuol Chambers.
Oration— Maggie Rhedaharger.
Solo— Mrs. V. O. Bond.
Valedictory— George S. Callahan.
Music— Quartet.
Presentation of diploma*— Prof. F.
E. Emmett.
A l umiii address of welcome— J. E.
Beezley.
Music— Choir.
After tlie dose of the exercises the
alumni will banquet tint class at the
Griggs hall.
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SA LEM
TRACELETS.
Fav, Mr. P m lk county farmer do you
not need a new set of harness or your
old ones repairerl. The best place
• o get either is at Shafer’s harness
shop on State street.
Those who dine at Hellenbrand’s al­
ways get something good to eat.
Special sale going on at the Non-
pariel millinery store. Filin hats at
very low prices.
Your eggs will buy anything at tlie
Yokohama Tea stole. They have nice
crockery and elegant chinavvare. The
best lea and coffee in tlie city and ex­
tracts equal to the beat you ever
bought.
Flour, grain, seeil and bee supplies
for sale hy Savage A Reid, custom feed
mill, poultry supplies and lice killer.
Sportsmen you will miss it if you go Ynu will find them at 322 Commercial
elsewhere than to Gunsmith Kisser for street, near the sted bridge.
ammunition, or fishing tackle. He
has good cutlery and can mend al­
Soft drinks, ice cream, candies and
most anything.
other delicacies may he had of Ellis &
Zinn, 154 State street. They have a
Tile Bee H ive store, Odd Fellews’ big patronage aud give a valuable
building, s lieu Id be your trading place. check with every cash purchase.
They mark their price in plain, bold
figures, and always lead.
If you trade at a «redit store you must
*%
help pay tlie bad debts of those who
Tlie patrons ot Mrs. Shafer, the mill never pay. Tim merchant naturally
iner over Brown’s store say that her makes up his losses by adding a per­
stock is more attractive than ever be­ centage to what would otherwise he
fore and that she gets up nicer hats his prices. The new York Racket
than during any previous season.
store does a spot cash business at a
very small margin of profit.
.*»
A R O U N D TH E CO U RT HOU8E.
A t repairing all kinds of iniple
ments J. E. Smith, the iron worker,
I t will be many a day before you
lias few equals.
run across a better washing establish­
ment than the steam laundry. W ho­
No matter what you want taken be­ ever patronize* it once is sure to go
tween Dallas and’ Salem Hie stage back there. Laundry taken both wars
-driver will manage to promptly deliver by Lalla8 stage for nothing.
lit. H e is serving many fan i ies along
.both sides of bis route.
Y *u never saw better photography
than is done at tlie Croise studio.
V
W e are fleshing piiceson granite
ware, tin ware and glass waie. Odds
Whenever you have occasion to ride
and ends must be sold. It need the or drive out in any direction always
¡room for oilier lines. The Bee Hive. go to Brown’s livery stable back of tin
old post illice. He will soon rig you
Liveryman M irrison treats all cand­ out all right.
idates alike in the matter ot furnish­
ing good rigs lo get about the county
Dr. Keeler, tlie veterinary surgeon,
I t will bo safest to put in your order a makes his head quarters at tlie steel
«lay ahead.
bridge feed yard. Many an animal
lias been made to feel good there.
»**
Cobb, the wagon maker, gets his full Oust, only 10 cents if you take your
share of the work ill that line, because own feed.
the people have tried him and know
that hejnever slights «ny job and nev­
On the 3rd of July G. W . Johnson
er charges unri'asoimble prices.
A Co. will give to the lucky holders of
heir gift giving cupons a silk um­
I t will not do you any harm lo be brella, a fine h it, silk shirt, dre-s glev-
again informed tha* Mr. Fanil, the es, watch fob, shirt studs, scarf pin,
hardware man, can meet your every ties, liaiidKerclih-f* and overalls, a cou­
want in that line. Everything in his pon going, with every 50 cent purchase
store is of standard quality for ho will They givu your money back if you
not handle ap,shoddy tiling. You can want it. If this interests you go and
see what they are doing.
absolutely depend on cv< ry statement
made concerning the goods.
He
P l e a s a n t B i r t h d a y P a rt y .
handies seeds and garden tools of all
On Sunday last tlie 21st birthday of
kinds.
Chester Gu brie was celebrated at th"
home of his parents, 1. T. Guthrie and
Pr«>dtice taken in exchange for all wife. There were enough guests to re­
kinds of merchandise. I t will pay you quire four tablee, which were spread
the right price, and our goods are al­ with all tlie goo<l things of tlie land.
ways up to the highest standard. The Mrs. Guthrie was assisted by Mrs
Boe Hive.
W hitc»n»b, Mrs. Teats and Mr*. Jane
Gulhiie. Am ong the many giftswer<
Ike Lynch is a graduate at the art a tieautiful bilile from hi» mother and
a fine cake made by hia great aunt
of shoeing a hors*.
Mis. Jane Gu-hrie. Those pree-nt I- -
**•
sides the ones alresdy named were
For good tilings to eat and th# iat- Mr. Shepard and wife, C. Gardner and
-est daily papers gs to Confectioner wife, Mr. Shines and wife, J. E. Ro­
William's. His o.girs and tobacco are bertson and wife, Wiltier Lewis and
are very popular.
wife, Mrs. Hannah Wells, of Missouri,
Misses Lydia Campbell, Jessie Rtiodes
Lillie Embree, Ehza Brown, Alice
Those broad wiled, easy fitting, long
Mack, May and Dolhe Guthrie, Meser«
lasting shoe« at tlaynor’s store are
Walter Nichols, Clarence and Willie
meeting with a largo sale because toey
Lee. R umie Riggs, Clayton Miller, J
are the very thing wanted by sensible
Bedford, Clarence Gilson. Charlie
people.
Teat», Henry Miller, Bert Teats, Hugh,
•••
Arman, Jo«-, Elmer ami David Guth­
For the balance of this month three rie.
extra specials in men’s suits 25 per
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cent below regular value. The Bee
W e learn from Reck Cr-ek that
Mr*. Baihara Stanwood died there last
H ive.
week and Roy Henry’s horse fell off
tlie grade and broke its neck.
Ladies ° f taste and refinement will
find at Brown's store many articles of
In th* east where he was well eda-
dress g«*ods and things for children's cated and where lie filled important
wear that will greatly please them. In poeitions of trust to the satisfaction of
the grocery department good livers his employers E V. Dalton h is a host
can supply all their wants. Ask to of friends who a>lmire«t his pure man­
see the new arrival » f semi-porcelain hood while among them. I f chosen
w ire.
treasurer » f this county he would
¡ prove equally honorable snd efficient.
The stage will lake y o u from Dallas His business education is such that
to Salem and back fo r $1.50.
' tire recot«!» of the otfice would be keot
I in tlie most approved manner and h s
| integrity is « • clean cut that there
would never be a stain on hia reputa­
tion.
Mill feed at Riggs’ grocery store.
LOCAL AND GENEKAL
The Rex studio. No. 243 Commer­
cial street, next «ioor north of the Red
Front drug store, has been established W H A T W E H A V E L E A R N E D D U R I N G
T H E W E E K F R O M A L L A V A IL -
in the old Pickerll stand, dy Miss Corn
Sullti'i, who having been earnesiy en­
gaged in this woik for some years pre­ A b lo S o u r c e s D i s h e d u p fo r O u r
N u m e r o u s F o m lly of R o o d o r»
vious, proposes, with the assistance of
In A b r e v la t e d P a r a g r a p h s .
Prot. D. H. Craven, to furnish the
public with first class work in tiie
Baled hay and mill feed at Osfield’s
photographic line. Everything up to
date, and the latest effects produced.
Gunsmith Ri»ser and wife are visit-
iug iu southern California.
Spectacles and glssses at rfennig’B.
Morris Jones and Tracy Slants have
each gave $10 tow ard tlie college dor-
i mitory fund.
Judge Wells, caudidate for joint rep­
resent« tivo, has been looking after his
interests iu Lincoln county.
A ll goods are alike to Putnam’s
j Fadeless dyea, as they color all fibers
at one boiling. Sold by A. K Wilson.
Mrs. S. A. Nichols, an old time Dal-
Al. Campbell is to build a residence
lasite, will be lieie in a few days and
fur Buford Stone, near Willam ina.
may be able to give employment to
Ben Hustireok takes the road super- several per oils.
risorsltip of E. T. Morrison, resigned.
‘'Difficulties give way to diligence,”
W ood— W ill take wood in exchange snd disease germs and blood humors
for photograph*. T. J. Cherringtou, disappear when Hood’s Sarsaparilla is
faithfully taken.
Dallas.
Tiie Independence public school
will have closing exercises today at tlie
opera house.
W alter Williams, the confectioner,
*ubscrib«<d $25 to tlie college, hut hy
an oversight Ins name was omitted
from the published list.
Remember tiie special school m eet­
ing at the city hail next Mouday from
M ilt. Holm an drov* 350 young cat'
1 lo 4 o’clock.
tie through town M ^ A iy , enroute to
pasturage at Mr. J r s f l i ’s near Mon­
Th# Dnllas Derry mail rout« was mouth, prior lo beinfXhipped to Mon
not discontinued last week, as bad tana.
been anticipated.
Nearly all the candidates on bolli
A Woodman monument has been
tickets are honoralle men, but in
erected over tlie grave of Cass 8ar-
some cases there is a| material differ­
geant at Sheridan.
ence in their 11 tne*e.*yinte for no
W . G. Campbell takes the place of man simply becifu-j iffeTwtong* to
J. A. Baxter as road supervisor of 'he your party. I f o d o h o * proved tricky
either in businessor politics, he would
Salt Creek section.
do so again. Better let tlie unrelia­
Houses heated with warm air furn­ ble fellows stay at home.
aces sell or rent easier, and you do net
have any dust or dirt
I f tlie people of this county send
Joseph Craven to tlie legislature they
The fire hell tower is to lie moved nn y leel certain that lie will never be
from the courthouse yard to the lot persuaded to vote against their inter­
adjoining llie city hall.
ests. He is a solid farmer, has had
E. C, Peiilinnd is to be census public experience and bas proved him-
enumeralwr st Independence. H e will Belf worthy of iiiin g trusted where the
interista of his coun'y are at stake.
move away from there in July'
His votes would never have a tendency
There is to be a candidates picnic to unjustly increase taxa ion.
at Airlie today and the Woodmen will
A remedy for nasal cstarih which is
have one at Buena Vista tomorrow.
drying and exciting to tlie diseased
Our new courthouse clock is of sup­ membrane should not lai used. What
erior quality and runs eight days. All is needed is that which is cleansing,
protecting and heeling.
hand* compare their watches with it. soothing,
Snell a remedy is Ely’s Cream Balm.
Tiie Dallas band of seventeen m em ­
Price 50 cents at druggists or it will
bers have been engaged to play during
be mailed by Ely Brothers, 56 Warren
an excursion lo the The Dalles, May
street, New York. Yin- Bairn when
27th.
placed into tho Mostrii»,spreads «ver
Re»'. D. R. Evans died at Sheridan the mem tirane and is -absorbed. A
May 10th, aged 66 year*. For years Cold in the head vanishes quickly.
we had known him as one of the very
For several years the republicans
best men in all that region.
have had complete sway in tho legis­
Everything iu the line of harness lature and many of the laws made hy
making of tiie best leather and at low ­ them have been by no means satisfac­
est prices hy G. W . Shriver at Perrv- tory to the people. As ss many prom
dale. H e is an old timer at tlie busi­ ises made in tlie past hate been brok­
en, so would it most likely be again.
ness.
Shrewd, persuasive politicians and
I f you wish to buy a home or lots we»k members from so many quar­
in Dallas or any kind nf country pro­ ters have made it so. I f Gregg, Simp-
perly see Edgar L. Collins A Co., who son and Craven are sent to tlie legis­
have a great variety from which to lature from this county, politicians
select.
will try in vain to swerve them from
T lie best warm air fiirnuces are wh.it they know to be the wishes of
made by the Richardson and Boynton their constituents.
Co., of New York. Sold by W. G. Mc-
Phorsmi, 47 First street, Portland,
Oregon.
For monuments, tombstones or any
kind of cemetery work go to G. L.
Hawkins, the Independence marble
cutter. N o outside dealer can give
you better figures.
Lewis Ritner, of Kings Valley, lias
bought a house and lut in Dallas and
his two daughters will come here in
the fall to attend college, Olliers are
figuring on doing likewise.
Many may net know that there is s
city ordinance against chickens run­
ning at large, tlie penally being $->.
Anyone taking up stray chickens can
get 5 cents each from the owner or
keep the fowls.
Fpeciai sale of trimmed hats at
greatly reduced prices by Mrs. Smith,
corner of Main and Mill streets, Dal­
las. As this special sale will be dis­
continued May 20th, the ladies should
go al once and get bargains.
T h * most stylish lists you see on
our streets came from the millinery
emporium of Mr«. Brunk and Mis»
Hallock in the Wilson block. Their
stock is clieice and their head trim­
mer knows how to fix up pretty
tilings.
Report of Mill Creek school for tlie
month of Ap ril: Enrolled. 60; average
attendance, 52 ; not absent nor tardy.
Emma and Herbert Mictieltmok, Anna
Augusta, Herman, Charles and Win.
Muller, Wells Oviatt, Charlie Jones,
Minnie, Clevis, Inez. E i i i i i i a , Katie,
Willie. Lloyd, Dale, Lee and Joseph
Ridgeway, Verna, Cera, Clara, Myrtle
aud Viola Hinsliuw.
M rs . K atk M a k i n a n , te a c h e r.
The ancients believe«! lhat rheum
alisin was tlie work of a demon within
a man. Any one who has had an at­
tack of sciatic or inflammatory rheum-
itism will agree that tlie infliction is
demoniac enough to warrant tlie be­
lief. It has never tiecn claimed that
'Themtrerlsin’s Pain Balm would cast
..lit demons, hut it will cure rheum­
atism and hundreds bear testimony to
the truth of this stalemnit. One ap-
plicatiou relieves the pntn and tin-
quick relief which it affords is alone
wor'h many times its cost. For sale
by A. K. Wilson.
Dr. Daly, union candidate for con­
gress spout Sunday tier* and made s
good impression on all lie met. As a
citizen at home no one ranks Higher
and his legislative record is without a
flaw. Many conservative republicans
concede that lie is both sn abler and a
more reliable man than Mr Tongue.
W hat we want in the hails of legisla­
tion is not only men of ability and
energy but those to he depended on in
all emergencies nod Dr. Daly is such
a man.
Hon. J A. Jeffrey, union
candidate for prosecuting attorney,
spoke her* Monday evening snd cane-
e«t unbiased |«opl* to be s.'iiefied that
be would fill the office with credit to
himself and with honor to his con­
stituency. For five years he has done
nothing but pratice law and lias had
two rear* experience «» prosecuting
attorney in «oiiloern Oregon.
O
lentil
A TM U N Y r Ha* Mwp 8 r i M
The absolutely pure
BAKING POWDER
most celebrated of all
the baking powders in the world—cele-
brated for its great leav­
ening strength and purity.
It makes your cakes, bis­
cuit, bread, etc., health­
ful, it assures you against
alum and all forms of
adulteration that go with
the cheap brands.
ROYAL —the
AUim linking powders are low priced, as alum costs but
two cents a pound ; but alum is a corrosive poison and
it renders the baking powder dangerous to use in food.
ROYAL BAKINQ POWDER CO., 100 WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK.
Mrs. Dr. Lee, of Independence, has
Miss Jennie Snyder is studying voice
Soniclxxly reported in Spring V al­
ley and elsewhere that Sheriff Van
gone to make her home at Olympia.
ulture in Portlaud.
Orsdel, Prof, Parker and Frank Myer
Rev. II. A. Deck will preach at tlie
Emm ett Oosper lias secured a posi­
are hard drinkers. Of course it was
tion in a light house on Puget sound Baptist church next Sunday morning done to prejudice people in favor of
and evening.
tlie republican ticket. T io report is
Di. Young is grading a half mile
J. W . Flannery is back on a visit so far abort of the truth that it will
raining track in the so itlieru edge of
A t the city hall next Monday, from
from his ranch east of the Mountain.', lielp rather than injure the gentlemen
own.
1 to 4 o'clock, there will be a special
lie will move liis family there in th* named.
meeting to vote a bonded indebted­
A special motor left Dallas at 7
i
Many republican» concede that
ness lo provide for increased school^ o’clock this morning for tho Airlie fall.
facilities. The an. .-*. uaneyi is |5,- picnic.
W. C. Brown will at once have er- Sheriff VauOrsdel ur entitled to redac­
000 and it will require evt'y cent of it
ictrd at different points iu the south­ tion because of hie suptu-ior efficiency
As nn oculo-optician Dr. Lowe has west part of town two live room cot­ during the pre.-ent term, and becanse
to do what is abselutely necessary in
he could give better sen ice in that ca­
that line. Our town now has a good few equals and no superiors. He is tages for rent.
pacity during tho next two years than
name in all directions and many fam­ coming soon.
Robert
F.
Bell,
a
former
Dnllasite,
any other man in the ceunty. A few
ilies are figuring on moving Imre for
Win. Brown lias returned to U. 8. now a Portland attorney, addressed
democrats may scratch him because
the sake of belter school advantages. Grant the mohair sacks, which the
A niggardly educational policy would owners can have by paying 5 cents for our people from a republican stand­ he insisted on their taxes being paid
point
last
Saturday
evening.
c m e them to give our city » he go by.
freight.
Uncle Tol Savory, win» came to this
Who will vote against increasing the
A train loaded with railroad ties left
needed school facilities of Dallas.
J. P. Caldwell, manager of tlie Dal­ tlie Dallas sawmill yesterday for points county in 1850 and lias ever sincu
las Zouave band says their new zouave «long tlie main line of tlie Southern been one of its landmarks, died at Ho­
The people »11 aren nd arc inquiring uniforms will be hereby M ay25tli«nd 1’aciflc. Tlie spur track, recently laid, tel Gail Tuesday, aged 84 years and
was buried beside liis hretlicr in the
into tlie capacity aud trustworthiness that their first engagement will be for
took the cars to llie mill.
Sail creek cemetery. He had been
of tlie different candidates. The more tiie conductors picnic at The Dalles
blind for several years. H e had a
they iiear about the wulk of J. E. Sib­ May 27tli.
Fresh invoice of nice ladies and
high sense of honor und everybody al­
ley during liis twelve years sojourn
gentlemen’s watches, fob chains for
ways had a good word for Uncle Tol.
Many republicans have remarked
among us tlie better they are satisfied
gentlemen, belt pulley rings and silver
that he would make an ideal county that tlie unien ticket as a whole was handkerchiof holder* at tlie up-to-date
Tuesday evening Pastors M cFarl­
judge. H e is a man of mature judg­ better than tiieir own. Plain, cem- jewelry store of C. H . Morris.
and, Riggs, Harman and Goodfriend
mun
tense
and
strict
reliability
are
ment and would listen to nothing else
met at tlie home of Mrs. Wash and
than an economical administration of tlie qualities that count moat in th*
The normalJSunday school institute arranged a program for the annual
eyes
of
solid,
conservative
citizens.
held here last week hy Mr. Edmonds Sunday school convention to he held
county nfiairs. Being a lawyer of ripe
brought out many gowl things hut in the South Methodist church at
experience he would constantly guard
Frank Myer has spent his whole
liis Holiday evening lecture was offen­ Dallas on Friday, June 8th. Arrange­
the interests of tlie county and of
life ill this county and knows all
sive to many who thought it too ments will be made to entertain dele­
widows and orphans. The promotion
about the values of land and other
of Mr. Sibley to the very important
much tinged with indelicacy of e x ­ gates from outside schools.
Home
properly. I f chosen assessor lie would
pression.
office of county judge would be no
-killed aad enthusiastic Sunday school
see that every piece of property in the
mistake.
workers frem Portland are expected
county bore its just proportion of tax-
Work is to he at once commenced
and the subject will be treaterl from
Tlie educational interests ef a coun­ atiou. He would do his whole duty. on tlie new school building across tlie various stand points.
street south of tlie academy. I t will
ty should be regarded as seconday to
Tlie Evangelical conference for hi Ire 36 by 80 feet in size and three «tor
none other. Tlie propel education of
Fourteen years ago J, W . McDowell
Me study and campmeeting will he ie» high. Tlie lower story will con­
the children requires «mntinoiis, zeal
held in the Dallas city park from tlie tain eight and each of the oilier« four­ came to tin* comity almost penniless,
on* oversight by a county superintend
21st to to the 24th of June. Many teen rooms. In tiie future an ell will but by constant industry and the dis­
eot of good education ami much ex
members of that church will then Ire added at encl: end and a tower er­ creet use of his earnings lias made
perience in Hi*- various grad«# of puli
come with a view to locating here if ected. The building committee ar< material advancement, having a nice
lie school work
In the person of
pleased with surroundings and pros­ Rev. C. C. Poling, Rev. H. L. Pratt, farm and a $3,000 residence to show
Prof. W in. Parker, a candida'« for
for it. Had lie been a sluggard ora
Kcv. H. A. Deck and J. R. Hubbard. -pendthrift lie could not have thus
1 hat office, tlie county lias such a man pects.
Rev.
T.
A.
Yost
will
!>e
foreman
and
Iu the east he graduated from a col
risen,
As economy lias been liis
J. A. Jeffrey, union candidate for
lcgiate institute aud then from a mo­ prosecuting alterney,
has had hia various workmen will be employed by watchword at home, so would it be in
tlie
day.
del training school since which In hands full in doing justice to his legs)
county affairs, therefore he would be a
has had fourteen years experience, praelice and bettor fitting himself for
good man te promote to the county
much of it in schools of ail grades in a competent lawyer. He could not
conimissionership, an office he did not
this county. He is a man of mature have diverted his attention to any o ili­
seek.
judgment and untiring energy and er calling without neglocting tiie in­
his time and talent would be devoted tercels of liis clients.
solely to bettering Pius' county schools
N E W T O -D A Y .
N oto oly the mental, Blit as well Hu­
A t the Presbyterian church Rev.
moral welfare of boys and girls would Goodfrietid will preach in tlie morn­
ing from llie theme W liat Constitutes
receive his guardian watch care.
P 'l R HAI.E ON EASV TERMS A 40 ACRE h en
is robbed of ib terrors by
I'rne Ower.iship. The evening sub­
r «Mir Brlilseitort. 0.>.«l for S"«ts or «hu«*. Ail
As tlie county clerk lias more or \ ject will he W liat are the E neon rag-
drew» M. R. (JranC, Calla».
the fact that the best m ed­
less contact or business with almost ing Tendencies of tlie Times. This I
ical authorities state that it
everybody in the county it is quite I will t>e tlie first of a seiies of Funds)' [
VJ"MK GOATH POH HALE RY J. K. KOBRINS,
important that he be not only rompe 1 evening lectures.
Ì J near iMiiuit.
is a curable disease; and
tent and attentive Pi duty hut also
one of the happy things
The republican candidates wilt speak
guidai and accomodating
Ti.e pres­
L. CRIDER WOCLD LIKE TO EXCHANGE
ent incumbent has displayed those as follows: May 21»t, Douglas ami ;
about it is, that its victims
I I ■ bugjfy tor a driving home.
trail« to a pimping dc*rM and if Tracy Jackson precincts; 22nd, Fall Lake
rarely ever lose hope.
8 a it« become« hi« rnedM or lie will ami M cCoy; 23rd. Spring V «lley :2 4 ili
low RALE—CORNER LOT AND SEVEN ROOM
not ho a whit 1 p « p popular with tho«» Eola; 25ih, Monmouth; 26th, Inde
itutiNC on cornt-r of Mill and Le vene »trectM. Ap-
You know there are all sorts of
jdy to Kolifrt Howe.
who have dealing« with the clerkV prudence; 28th, Falls City and Bridge j
secret nostrums advertised to cure
(ilH.-e. 8*»me men while possess -<l of port; 29ih. Luckiamute; 31«', Buena
consumption. Som e make absurd
ability and inclination to do the right Vh ta and S ilver; June l.t, Dallas, an 11
r R. i i c r h a r d h c l y d k h d a l f . s t a l l i o n .
claims. We only say that if taken
t t Ormonde, will make the Reattori of 1000 at Dalla»
thing are so coimtitut*«!'*«* to not al- June 2nd, Kickresll.
in
time
and
the
laws
of
health
are
w y he g nial towar I* the gei e al
property observed.
I consider it not only a pleasure hot
public. Home people yon like to deal
; 1)1 RK BRED BROWS LEGHORN M i OR EoR
L wale at .riW centi a netting by M re. Frank Gibson
with l»ecNU»eof their warm ami friend­ n duty I owe to my m-iglitsir» to tell
st Rickreall.
ly nature« while ynu almost shun about tlie wonderful cure effected in S
S C O T T 'S
those who no often appear to be coo! my case ny tlie timely use of ChsmW- i
OWEY TO LOAN ON 'M t’ flOVP.D FARM PRO-
and indifferent. Mr. ¿Mnats would al­ criain’s Colic, Cinders and Diarrhoea
p«rt> at u-iial rU w hy Gsuar Hay ter, ItallaN,
ways make ynu feel welcome in li ■ Remedy. I was taken very badly with j
will heal the inflammation of the
ntfico and that it wa« a pleasure to flux and procured a taitlle of this rem­
P IV E EXTRA GOOD YEARLING RULL0 FUR
throat and lun p and nourish and
edy. A few doses of it eflected a per- j
serve you.
T stlebjr J M. Holman, of Italia*.
manent cure. I take pleasure in re- j
strengthen the body so that K can
commending it to otlwre suffering
throw off the disease.
o n e y t o l o a n a t s p r k c e n t o n fa r m
from that dreadful disease.— J. W | a
We have thousands of testi-
■ . Rreiirity.
J. L. COLLINS, Dalla«.
Lvuch, Dorr, W . Va This remedy is (j monials where people claim they
sold hy A. K WiUon.
( i have been permanently cured of
F o r In fa n ts u d C U U n n .
r ic k p o r h a l e
h a r d e r s o f t , in a n t
qmuititr want- J, and « heap enough at the brick
11 this malady.
ver I near D»i:»«.
(1. F. SHEW.
o a b t o j i i A •
f l
s M ind Sr-n-S »11 a-usst*!*.
IN zins
Kind l Y o m i n H s im
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w >i*nfi
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SCOTT A BOWNE, O w n » « , N«w York.
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Tli Kind Y m H iti Ahnp Bought
Bears the
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BATE MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
farm props-rtt
HI RLE Y k KARIN