B K P 'ïp Ç S
Th« Blood at this
season craves And NO AppetttO — “Icould eat no break-
"welcomes th «. purifying And vitalising fa st and scarcely anything during the
I properties o f Hood1 s Sarsaparilla. This day. Since taking Hood's Sarsaparilla
' mand medicine "wonderfully cures Scrof- / am hungry all the time. Hood's has
u!a. Salt Rheum. Blood Poisoning, \ cured my pimples, and improved my
Boils, Pimpies and all other complaints ’ ineral health." Gertrude Stoddard,
Remember
caused or promoted by impure blood. i eterson, Icrwa.
and strength are charac
teristics peculiar to Hood's Sarsa
parilla, the great blood purifier. A
single bottle contains 100 doses and
<will last a month, nubile others aver
age to last but a nueek or fortnight.
Hood's Sarsaparilla has an unequalled
record o f perfect and permanent cures.
economy
'
'
SMALL DOSES
LARGE RESULTS
i—
TH
*" PO’ K COUNTY i ITEM
IZER rei,r at
I n u i U L ia u u u n i I
i l . itiia . l i i ^.-iter.
subsequent
in no 0 [ jr STAF.F _______
OF RUSTLERS-
(¿peaking of tim t 1897 nts»i<>n
! rem ind* one of the stand taken by Mr,
j M ulkey with reference to the hold-up W H A T T H E Y H A V E T O 8 A Y A B O U T
DALLAS, FRIDAY, MAY. 25, 1900. ,1wll!f >1
br,;“«bt
prevent
T H E D O IN G S IN T H E C O U N T Y .
D'* il.»t forgisio com e to the Ui b#»d
A rthur Steele has rented the W . VV.
A itiziiu’i piciic Mt this place Ju n e C ollins farm near Sliver. '
2 •<!. A g- oil ftogromnie is k i n g pre
Dell Ireland is hom e from a two
pared.. T h e Ife i»■ band will be here
years study of d entistry iu Chicago.
and a giNil linn is a t i c i pitted*
U ncle Henry E ll i s who has been
harm o ny .
quite ill was reported a» m uch better
Our mo hoof wijl rlo?e next Saturday yesterday.
w th a sh o rt pro,r-‘tn,
Next W ednesday is D ecoration day,
Mrs. E z ra Ha t. of Sa lt Creek, spe nt ami many graves will be cared for I
while others will be tugleeted.
:Su n d ay with frauds hero.
T A LK NO. 2.
W hen a m erchant tells you that he
do«« not believe in buying goods in
big qu antities, he either hu« not
enough custom ers to ju stify him iu
doing so #r he lacks th e capital. He
is not talking business s< nse. It he
tries to fool you in this, h»* may try to
fool you in oth er wavs
W e are hon
est and frank when we say that we
are m aking a small profit on all <*tir
goods. \Ye must de a large volume
of business to get jobber’s prices. You
cun help us to do this and we will d i
vide the saving. As an extra induce
m ent to c-Miie in and get acquainted
we are giving w*tli each $1 cash pur
chase a ticket on a $45 R am bler bicy
cle with coaster brake from Lee S m ith ’s
cyclery.
W hen 1,500 ticket* have
been giveu ou t a com m ittee will take
charge of the drawing.
Yours truly,
If 'h e 4th of Ju ly is to be celebrated t
M jm U s a pnAor spent a few d ays'
here it is high tim e that some move '
with friends o u t f it Creek recently
was being made in that direction,
I Homo of our young people will go;
T here is talk of several rural mail do- i
I °*i the excur»iin to T h e Dalles Su n
livery routes from Salem , on e, to cross !
day.
the W d liam ette river, go north t o !
T he M ill Crs»k school closes n e x t , L in coln , west to Z cua, then ar -und j
Saturday and fill R ite ail en terta in through Sp ring Valiev, ano ther to Kola j
m ent in ihe exfping.
and «round through the Oak Grove
settlem ent.
Miss Pearl Jponard spent Saturday
and Sunday a t hom e. She will teach 1 Prof. J . B. Morin, form erly of the I
R. E. BRYAN & SON.
at the H ighland u n til Ju ly .
E n terp iise, has been chosen principal j
of the Independence public school, j
A lta, the 2 yar-old daughter of Je w All the assistants of last year were re- 1
eler D in sm o r. obtained a bottlo of tained, except Mis» H attie M ulkey,: C O F F E E — A rbtickle or L ion, two pounds for 2.^ cents.
hronioforivi a si dranlc some of it. Phy who was not an applicant.
SU G A R — granulated W estern refinery, $5.35.
aiciaua we re p lie d , hut to no avail.
BRO O M S— No. 3 a t 25 eentfi each.
A jo u rn a list, who has known D r.
N E W GO O DS— C loth in g , Dress Goods, Sum m er Goods, Shoes.
Daly for m any years says he is tlie i
W q ;T SA L E M .
strongest man put up for congress in
S a m .T h a c fc r is working for Hex. this d istrict for m any years. Through- |
out bis home county he is recognized
B run k. « .y r ? r
us a m an of honor, ability and inter* AT— Í
H . Wilk'ening bas joined the M ac grity and even the republicans adm it
cabees.
th at his presence in congress would re
Miss Dora Chapman has gone to A. sult in great value to our state. Mr.
T ongue’s record in W ash ington has
South wick's to sew.
You will find new and old bikes to buy or rent. Your
proved th at his own party da not al
Miss Maud Savage is trim m er for I ways kn w where to find him . There
choice of Rambler, Ideal, 1‘atee Crest and 11. and II.
would be no unoertuity as to where
the Misses Goode in Salem .
Special. We have the best equipped repair shop in
Dr. Daly would stand, it being always
Sherm an E lliott is learning to weave on the side of tlie people. T ru sts and
the county. Brazing, enameling, frames cut down and
at the woolen mill in Salem .
grasping monopolies would fiud him
every kind of repairing promptly done. Leaks in tires
A. Jon es and wife visited friends at a constan t enem y.
llegi.latio n ami to prevent tlie election
~ ~ ~ v " .— —1———
- | «.f Jo h n H. M itchell a* V . S. irim tn r. A n U n e q it t l'c d a n d C o m p le t e Re
s iim e nf W h a t Y o u r F r lo n d s a re
¡A s a record of “ intreu ehm ent and
UHLIMUKD K v k r v F r id a y M o k n in u A t 7:80.
a n d H ave B e e n L a te ly D o in g .
deform ,” that session is unparaded in
\V. A . W A S H ,
the history of Oregon. By this hold-
LU C K IA M U T E .
| up was prevented the en actm en t of
K l.iro u AND PttOPHirtoB.
any law s; was caused the* failure to
Mm. 3. B . Tetherow has been q u ite
, pass any appropriation b ills, thus
causing the state to pay ou t nniny aick.
thousands of dollars by w ay of iireer-
S U B S C R IP T IO N K A T E H :
Tom Booth by wiB have s fair crop
est and i net eased expenses;
was
50
..................................... P er year brought about the failure to eloct a of prunes.
f l i t ...................................Per six month«
A lbert Tetherow and wife are visit
United States senator, thus leaving
4 0 ............................Per th ree month» our state with only one senator, Geo. ing in K in gs V alley.
A ilvertiainj; rate» m aile known on W. M cBride, for nearly two y ears;
L . W. L aughary has been appoint
implication. t -orre»pon<lence iaaolicit- and, worst of all, by this hold up was
ed road supervisor for this end of the
h 1.
our fair state brought in to reproach
F in e J o b P rin tin g done at reasonable and disrepute at home and abroad. d istrict.
•irice».
A nother consequence wan to leave in
E J . Lettev got his shoulder thrown
the hands of the state treasurer an out of place last Sunday while riding
enorm ous sum of money to he loaned his wheel.
positively stopped. Call and see my RUBBER NECK
out in safe investm ents for the bene
UNION T IC K E T .
Mrs. Tom M orrison, of E llem bn rg , Shaw and Sublimity recently.
fit of— not, perhaps, tlie taxpayers of
saddles and cuckoo bells. Wheels cleaned and ad
Oregon. I t is a well known fact th a t W ash ington, has been visiting her
Miss Clara G ritton, of L iberty,spen t
justed. Floor pump for the use of wheelmen.
[Election Ju n e 4, 1900 ]
Mr. Mulkey worked with the forces daughter, Mrs. A lbert Tedrow.
last week visiting relatives here.
th at held up th at leg islatu re; th at he
ST A T E T IC K E T
M rs, A. J . Harmon and daughter
For supreme judge —
stood squarely in line with Jo n ath an and Calom e Shepard, of Bridgeport,
E. R . Poppletou, of P* rtland. attend
WM, M. K AM S E T . of Y&mhH! county
Bourne, J r . and his follower* and have been visiting at G. G. H ew itt’s. ed bees in this locality recently.
For food and dairy coinmiiMioncr—
helped to m ake the hold up possible.
KM. UHULMKKIC, of Washington county.
A. Jo n e s recently sold a cow, calf
Corner Main and Oak streets, Dallas, Oregon.
Ed. H arm on, who got his leg brok
It is probably well remembered, too,
D IS T R IC T T IC K E T
th at during the cam paign of 1896 he en by being run over by a tram car at and two dozen ch icken s for $60.
For congrexsman -
All kinds of iron and wood work done. Special atten
Dit. B. DALY, of Lake county.
printed in the I t e m iz e r , and possibly VViulock a few weeks ago. was visit
There will be preaching a t the hall
tion given to wagon and carriage repairing. Bicycle tepair-
For district attorney—
two eth er papers, a letter in which he ing his sister, Mrs. G. G, H ew itt, last next Sunday by R ev. Fru it, of Salem , j
J . A. JE F F R E Y , of Marion county.
ing neatly done, Horse shoeing a specialty. All kinds of
week.
pledged
him
self
to
vote
for
M
itchell
For Joint representative
Jim Muuk and Ed. Fields, accom
for United S lates senator and to use
I. M. SIMPSON, of Lewisville.
plow and saw grinding done. Goods kept in stock for sale.
panied by their families, left Monday
EOLA.
his utm ost endeavors to the end that
C o u n t y T ic k e t
Full
line of bicycles and sundries. Full line of buggies
for
W
ash
ington.
hu
be
elected.
[T
h
is
letter
was
repub
For state senator—
B I. Ferguson has bought a B el
N. F. a K F .u a , of Bttllston.
aud a stock of J . 1. Case plows. We also sell valvoline oils,
lished in last week's issue of the I t em
gian hare.
Mrs. Boyd and daughter, Mrs. Laura i
For representative—
iz e r .]
T h a t after his election, upon
cylinder oil, engine oil and harvester oil. Best on earth at
JOSEPH CRAVEN, of Monmouth.
Paskell have gone to keep house for
the
convening
of
what
turned
out
to
Mr Brophy is putting in qu ite a Mr. Clark, of Zena.
For comity Judge—
j right prices.
J. K. HI BLEY, of Dallas.
he the holdup session, he, with forty- patch of p o ta to es
For comimssione *-
seven other republican members of
J . P. Blankenship, Gov. F letch er
j . \s M c D o w e l l , of Eoia.
Tom Howard sold a young cow and
thut body, signed an agreem ent for h
and son, H am ., left for Cape Nome on
F»ir sheriff -
republican caucus, by which each calf this week for $30.
J . a. VAN ORHDKL, of Dallas.
the Senator. Mr. F letch er will write
For clerk -
signer pledged him self to abide by the
articles to the Capital
Flow ers for Decoration day can be interesting
TRACY HTAATS, of Lewisville.
decision of that caucus . In pursuance procured of Mrs. Mi tty.
Jou rnal.
For treasurer—
to
the
call,
the
caucus
was
held
on
the
E. V. DALTON, of Independence.
Mrs. H u nter, of McCoy, has been
evening of Jan u ary 14, 1897, and it is
For assessor
S c h o o l i t O ut.
F. R. M YEP, of Hinithfteld.
hardly necessary t<* recall that M itch «[lending a few days with Mrs. Jo h n
A full house listened to the public
For school superintendent—
ell was unanim ously named as the Holmes.
school graduating exercises last F r i
WM. PA RKER, of Dallas.
Cut this coupon out and bring it with you and get a dis-
party’s choice for senator. On the
H ollister and W elles, sons of M. L . day evening. T he stage was nicely
For surveyor —
< veiling upon which this caucus was Cham berlain, of Salem , spent S a tu r ornam ented and a profusion of pretty
LU TH ER UROUND, of Monmouth,
| count that will more than pay you to come to Salem.
For cjrotiur
4
held Mr. Mulkey claim ed to he sud day with the Beardsleys
boqueti were showered upon the
DK. W. 8. CAREY, of Dallas.
denly called sway to Dallas by the
young aidies and gentlemen who were writes C. B. Hill, of Marshall, Mich.,
T h e following letters are to be ad-
curious illness of his littlo daughter,
finishing their public school course, “ a living proof of the efficacy of
and on his arrival home sent the fol aertised : Jo h n M. R y a n , F ritz W eav E ach did well and some of the parts
UNION P A R T Y COLUMN lowing
Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure.
1 have suf
er, Mr. Berry, hop grower.
tele g ram :
were of extra m erit. T h e salutatory fered 2 0 years from heart trouble,
Dallas, Or., Ja n . 14, 1897
The matter under this heading is f u r
Hop mou are busy. Mr. Brophy in, wag delW«i/«>*u l»y iVurl MoKlhoeS and and became so bad I could not lie
aon.
M itclieJI, W ¡.lam etta t,n c l, to cu ltivate thorou ghly, apray- the valedictory by MelHe T eats. Miss
nished by the party.
Physicians failed to
hot» 1, Salem , Oregon. I have ju st ar and raise a first c I hh » a r t i c l e if posai- H ail and Mrs. L eitch added to the down to sleep.
rived in response to a telegram an hie.
pleasantness of the occasion. Rev. A. help me, and 1 was advised to try
FACTS TO R E M E M B E R JU N E 4
nouncing the sickness of my little
I. Good friend addressed the graduates Dr.Miles’ Heart Cure, which benefited
W . J . Bryan is a dem ocrat and Mr. j + * + * * + * * * + * * * * * * * + + + + + + * • § • 4
Mrs. T im m onds lias returned from
daughter. Find her veiy ill. W h a t
me from the first. 1 continued using T owno is a silver republican, and yet ;
B . F . M aikov, I he republican candi- ever ca ions decides on ton ig h t I will Forest Grove, where she 1ms been vis in words that they would do well t*>
heed and Chairm an G rant, of the it and now am in perfect health.”
at the conservative populist national
d'lte forBPDAtorof Folk county, in now abide by.
itin g her daughter, Mrs. Misel. T h ey school board, presented the diplomas
B. F. M ui . k . cy .”
convention th y were nom inated for I
iu the canvass, m aking speeches on
A decision as to how well Mr. M ul will soon move to T h e Dalles for Mr. with a neat little speech.
president and vice president because ;
the line of ecnom icttl reform aud hold key kept these promises may ho safe Misel’s health.
they so nearly re^resentfd the princi- j
ing him self up to the people ah their
ly left to the intelligent*« of the voters
W . W . Garbutt and wife have a new
pies of th a t party and were the m ost, *
cham pion in political purity and re
is sold by all druggists on guarantee
ROCK CREEK.
of Pwlk county. W hat assurance is
daughter.
available m en. They rose above par
tren chm ent, pointing with pride to his
first bottle benehts or money back.
there then th at if elected he will keep
Book on heart and nerves sent free.
ty lines because tlie principles at j
record in the Oregon legislature dur faith in his present promises of reform
H enry S c o tt is hack from the val-
W . B. Wing, who recently ran a Or. Miles Medical Company, Elkhart. Ind, stake demanded it. How m any mid-
ing the sessions of th at body held since
any better than in his promise* of lev.
m eat m arket here, has opened a »hop ,
tile of the readers iu this county will j ,5,
his election as senator in 1896. We
Will give strength to the nerves and re-
1896? Moreover, if lie continues in
M i». W arren W right hag returned " t E ugene.
store the liver and kidneys to a healthy
a .
he se conservative and so patriotic as !
are all Agreed th at there is plenty of
office, he will have an opportunity o: fro n her v i.it a t N o rto n .
.$,
condition, irive tone to the stomach «nil
J»
to
vote
for
the
only
reformers
who
j
r *om for reform in the m anner in
Sw eat and fruit acids will no t dis
bowels, and promote a good appitits
•{•
voting fot two U. S. senators. Is it
healthy digestion; will relieve constipa-
have any possible show of elect or).
which the affairs of our state havt been
W iley C h am llrr nn<l »¡»ter visited color goods dyed with Putnam ’» Fade-
possible thut the money of II. W.
tion, purify the blood and make a heal-
adm inistered, and cheerfully welcome
I less dyes. Sold by A. K . W ilson.
thy b«>dy with a clear skin. That tired
,|«
C orbett, the money th a t was used in friend» at K occa laat week.
T h e county treasurers office is one e{*
feeling will leave you and sleep will be
anything th at tends toward bettering
the holdup of 1897, is backing his
restful. At Wilson’s drug store, Dallas.
of considerable responsibility.
He
•■The is no little en em y.” I.itMe
Three men from In depen dence pass
the condition of the tax-payers. Mr.
cam paign? W ill he state to the peo
Any eootT man or woman cm organise a lodge of j
ed through here on a fishing expedi im pu rities in (lie blood are sources of the Banker’s Union of the World, of Omaha, Ne who lilts it should thoroughly under
M ulkey’* speeches sound well, and he
ple of Polk county, iu this cam paign,
great danger and should be expelled braska- Tench are and students find the work highly stand book keeping, sh .u ld be careful
lion t le other d ly.
is astu te en ough , as a political), to
remunerative ami pleasant The leading fraternal and m ethodical iu Ilia habits and ^
whether he will or he will not support
by Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
know what the people want to hear,
Hocitty in the west. Pays death, disability, and old
Mr. Corbett for U nited States senator
claims, ami issue« joint policies for men and should be devoid of spendthrift or \
BALLSTO N .
and, knowing this, to talk it. But
C harlie Cooper, who has worked to a/e
in case he is elected? T hese are ques
women
Pays sick and accident claims- Lodges in speculative propensities.
In the per-1
what are the facts with regard to Mr
thirty **ates. t^rure membership of men and women.
ll.
Alexander
near
McCoy
lor
several
tions the people would like to have
U n cle H enry E hi» is dangerously
of E . V. D alton, the union : SILVER
Splendid
reserve
If you care to make 8100.00 son
M ulkey’s career while senator of Polk
y ta rs. was last week married to an or more in a w 4 ck plan.
answered, and he will likely answer ill, and not expected to live.
or two write to General Manager, candidate, we have such a m an. More LACED
rnniitv, which »re matter» of record, i . ,
. , .
.. ,
,
eastern lady. T h eir home will be with Barker's Union of the World. Portland. Oregon for a titan that he weuld take a pride in !
W Y ANDOTTES.J*
contract as local or district manager and organize a
and about which there can bo no con- ,h e " lo l" 1' ow"
“*'d »«
Senator M ulkey addressed the vot Mr. Alexander.
lodge.
keeping everything about bis office in ■
trov er.y f Among h i. vote, a t the |
1,6 P ™ '“ «“ to .u p p o rt Mr ers at this place last F rid ay n ig h t.
E
V
E
R
Y
DA
Y’S
D
E
L
A
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M
EA
N
S
M itchell.
an attractive shape und all who had I
C oncerning Mr. Jeffrey, candidate
Best all Purpose Fowl.
special session of 1898 wo find that ho
YO UR M O N IED L O S S .
occasion te go there would be made to :
R e v .'B la ir and wife, of Sheridan, for prosecuting atto rn ey, an exchange
voted in favor of a resolution for 11 |
feel pleasant. Mr. Dalton lias been I
See elsewhere notice of train m en ’s have cancelled their apfiointm ents at sa y s: F o r two years he filled the of
Mv birds are bred for EGG
com m ittee to investigate the peniten
fice of district attorney in southern
PROHIBITION TIC K ET . am ong us long euoiigli to m ake i* cer- 1 productions as well as prize
tiary and employ a lot of unnecessary i excursion from Monmouth to Salem , th is place.
tain as to what are hi« c h a ra c te rtis tic .'
Oregon wit!) credit to all concerned.
clerks, a useless, extravagant move, by Ju n e 3rd. T he Dallas Zouave baud
Ora F arley , who has been living His vigorous prosecution sent several
winners. A few cockerels
which jobs were afforded a num ber of i have been engaged for the occussion,
iElection Ju n e 4, 1900.J
with her au n t, Mrs. H . B u tle r, for men to the penitentiary. Should he
left at $1.00 up; pullets $1.25
idle place hunters as clerks and the I
S T A T E T IC K E T .
Tracy Slan ts, union candidate for nearly a year has gone to her hom e in
be again chosen to such a position he F«*r supreme judge—
state
h ill; he voted , ! county d o rk , is visiting the localities
up; eggs $2 a setting.
. . c tusud
. to foot
, tlie
,
a t Brush prairie, W ash ing ton.
C. S. BRIGHT, of »Sherman county.
would fill the office with equal satis
m favor of a resolution to give away irl , tie coui.lv where h . h a , not a per-
WISEMAN'S
For food and dairy commissioner-—
U iir
I , i a l e\ I 'l i t u
*
faction
in
this
d
istrict.
1,000 »et» of lha Indian war
hi»loric»,
T h e republican candidates addressed
D. O. Woodworth, Albany.
P. I.. KENADY, of Marion county.
m s 1 acquaintance and invariably
HARDWARE STORED
a work printed at an enorm ous co st; produces a good impression on all with the people of this place Monday nigh t,
D IS T R IC T T IC K E T .
T h e registration snow* a voting in
he voted against the hill giving prefer whom he com»** in contact. He is a large audience, com posed of hath
For congressman—
M IL L S T R E E T , D ALLAS.
\V. P. KL.M0RE.of Linn county.
ence lo resident contractors and not cool and reserved in m anner neith parlies, being p r e s e t . Most of the crease in all but three precicnts in the
t renr.’tentative—
Best
heating and cook sto
Oregon m aterial in public works, a er is he brassy or egotistical, but i* a dem ocratic candidates were on hand county. T he throe Dallas precincts For Jo in E.
W. DURKEF^ of Lincoln county.
measure that at once appeal, to loyal genial com panionable gentlem en. As and Senator Mulkey was th e p rin ci h a w gained 112 voters in two years,
ves
in
the
market. Tools of
CO
U
N
TY
T
IC
K
E
T
.
and Rock Cr«*e»c has doubled its vot
p*>Dle; aml.abwve all, ho voted in fav to his capacity to fulfill the various pal speaker, q u ite a num lier of ladies
For state senator—
ing
population.
T
h
e
three
In
d
ep
en
all
kinds.
Paints,
oils, etc.
A.
H.
DODD,
of
Falla
City.
or nl the appropriation bill of that ses duties of the office no one has any were present.
/
dence precinct* have gain d twenty- For county judge —
sion. wherein, among other obnoxious
O.
U.
COBB,
of
DalUa,
doubt, n .ilh s r i . tli.ro any question a ,
M i,„ Lida W arrw i. who was com two
two M onm outh precincts
Tinware: A. L. Fraser, one
SOUTH
ite m ,, wag allowed pay lo the m em
F o r com m isnioner -
or
R. A. PO RTER, of SuKarloaf.
of
the
best
tinners
in
Oregon,
ber» of the famous 1897 legislature t®, *'*8 #tr*ot reliability in all tilin g s, f i t t e d to the asvlutn some tim e ago have lost thirteen voters in th at tim e.
ACADEM Y
III* nature i» »noli th at it would b . a |Mll
. I W r d tn rnmo homo, h ,a
—
that did net legidule, those recalci'
It has been fully dem onstrated that For sheriff
will
meet
your
wants
for
any
B
LO
C ".
M F. GREEN, of Falla City.
real pleasure as wall as duty to scr>e again hornme derang-d. Last Thu rs- >
traut» who refused to take the until of
E ly ’s Cream Balm ie a specific for For clerk
D ALLAS
thing
in
that
line.
office and discharg» their duties a» e il tli* public in an acceptable m anner. , , u v night she escaped from t h . I.oua. j nasal catarrh and cold in the head.
W. P. M ILLER, of Dallas.
A» Ins whole life has bean spent iu j ami wandered around town u n til day-
W. E. Shaw & Son
igen. and the duties of the positions this rutin tv Illese
T h is distinction has been achieved on For treasurer
W, W. MILLER, of Dalian.
»tatein
en
t,
can
when
«lie
was
found
near
th
e
!
Proprietors.
for which they were el,oled . His ca- easily vari tied.
ly as the result of continued success For assessor —
j vacant house of Ja k e P ence and near- ful use. A morbid cwndition of the
J. I. MONTGOMERY, of Falls City.
• [ ly froxen. She waa again taken to the membrane in tlie nasal patsa/es can For school su|*erintemlent—
aavlttm Friday.
H. D. M c D o n a l d , of Dallas.
ho cured by this purifying and healing
Lee S m ith ‘s C y clery
« /
am H ale
and Hearty Now
T H E IR O N
CLAD
j
WAGNER BROS.
NONPARIEL
Mrs. Hooker, M anager.
WILSON’S
OR. MILES’
I CELERY
H eart G u re
DANDELION
DO YOU WANT
ONEHUNDREDDOLLÄRS
FARMERS’
FEED SHED
REPUBLICAN T IC K ET .
IF YOU CANNOT FIND Wfi/ITYOU
W A N TIN DALLAS—
OR I F YO U W E R E GOINO TO T R A D E IN HA I, EM A N Y W A Y
no
to
HOLVERSGN’S—
treatm ent. Sold by druggist or it wiil
be mailed for 50 ce n ts by Ely B ro th
(Election Ju ne 4, 1800 1
M r. P allu m , of Illinoi«, it here vinit- ers. 56 W arren street. New Y o rk . I t
STATE TICKET.
spreads over the m em brane, is absorb
ing relative*.
For Bovreme judge
ed and relief is im m ediate.
o t ic e
is
h e r e by
g iv e n
C. K. WOLVKRTON. of Linn county.
O ur flouring m ill ftirn ith es flour
th a t in punuanct* of an oriier of For food and dairy oommirtioner
J
. W. BA ll.EY , of Multnommh conntr.
I for tlie neylum.
8itle tluly m ade anti entered in the j
county court of the sta te of Oregon,
DISTRICT
TICKET.
LO CAL
J P Caatelein and W in. Rowell
for Folk county, at the regular May For co greaiman —
and
THU WAS H. TONOUE, of UilUhoro.
i beve new bicycle*
term thereof, tow it: On Monday. May
C LIM A T IC
Fd strH ) a tto rn e y —
7, 1900, in the mutter of th e estate of j
T h a i. L ue«* ha* Lene to hi* ranch
JU LIU S X. HART, of Polk conntv.
For joint repre*«nt.itiva—
Nothin« but a local David Davi*, decea*ed, 1 will on
lou t near Tillam ook.
N
CATARRH
THK BIG BARGAIN' HOUSE OF SAI.KM
TH EY SELL
WASH GOODS
FOR LESS THAN SMALL DEALERS RAY FOR THEM.
O S. Hibbard, of Salem , i* black-
sm ithing for S t o n e r à Vaughn.
Mr* N**l*on. of M cM innville. U here
v eilin g her daughter, Mr*. B. F . la ica *
Over 7.-»00 yards of snap|i«>d up bargains on tin? road, W . K. Gonficil I* having a fruit
liotivo bu ilt, L C. Koeer i* doing the
duv to arrive in a ft*\v days. Go and get vnur pick of tin* , work.
lot at nlmoluUdy loss than such goods aro sold for today, Ed C U rk expect« hi» daughter. Mr«.
wholesale.
I Alex K irk la n d ,o f eastern Oregon, on
W I L L T A K E BOOS A T J r A D VA N CE
OF TH E M A RKET
P R IC E , IN
TRADE.
NOLVERSON’S
Administrator’s Sale.
R IC K R E A L L.
.VoY.
T H E BIG BARGAIN HOUSE OF SAI.KM.
a v i.it.
B. F. l.uca« and A. F . Stoner were
up on the E o l* hilla Sunday, en their
jailen t steed».
O ti* W ait h a , rented a farm on th«
Kola h ill, «ml intend , taking posee»-
1 »ion in t he fall.
•medy or change of elt-
i,4te will ««re
S a tu rd a y , J u n e 9. 1909,
W. L. W ELLS, of Delia*.
TICKET.
at the hour of 1 o'clo ck , p. m , of *»id FOr »tata COUNTY
acwttor—
day, at the front door of the county
B F. MULKEY. of Monmoatb.
Ely-* Cream Balm court hou-e in D ill* *, in *aid county, ■ For repiraenutive -
GEO. L. HAWKINS, ot Independence.
1» ie quickly »barbed
*ell at public auction to the highest j
Forconntv judge
Give* rulief at on.-«.
bidder
for
c
**h
in
hand
on
day
of
sale,
J H. HAWLEY, of UnntiHM-.th.
•t opooa and clcanscf th«
Nam I P* mu £*<
su bject to con Urination by said court, | For cosamieiioner
Alta.« Inflam-Ation.
J o l t « B TEAL, *f Falla «Tty
the
foliowi
g
described
real
property
Tl« a l« and P M w t e th«
T h e southeast For sheriff— R S . CONNER, of Dallas
deaahran«, Remtorrw th« of *.aid estate, tow it:
No injurioue drug. Reg quarter of section 18. in township 9
For clerk—
<*r by mail
u lti aia», » « n t« ; FW im ì I y far,
r , 9 , LA UU nART, of L o iiu n u te.
south, range 6 west, e i the W illam ette
K L) HK* » H E R A . M W« r»«n 8 t r « * t , N«w Y o rk .
m eridian, in tlie county of Folk and F>*r treasurer
J . W . CALDWELL. «4 DnRae,
state of Oregon, and co n tain in g 160
’
F o r a rn w -j ^ o m m * . „f Spring Valiev.
at res.
Pared ibis l l t h day of M o -. 1900
For school miperi.itenden»—
< T l . s T a f k . ofPV hsCfty.
H. B. Oor-rKK,
For survtvor
A dnvaiatrator c. I. a. of th e estate of
K L. COLLIN■*. of (lwltao
Ihivid Pavia, deceased.
For eorooer—
DR. L X. WOODS, of IUIU o
O scar Hay ter. atto rn ey.
CATARRH
The S pecific le
COLD SH EA
Stall room for double or
single teams, 10 cents,
Saddle horses, 5 cents.
Seperate neat and warm
waiting rooms for ladies
and gentlemen. Give us
a trial. Feed for sale.
Foto
“ Supplies
Always
On hand
— A T—
PFENNIG'S JEWELRY STORE
Next door to P. 0 ., Dallas.
Watch and
clock repairing
always carefully and
strietlv attended to.