Polk County itemizer., July 13, 1900, Image 2

THE POLK COUHTY ITEMIZER
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go to Linn county <
gather berries.
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BUTLER.
d ay
a gixxl crO| aud fair weather.
T A L K N O . 6.
Heying has begun.
Money «aveil is money made. Times
W H A T T H E Y H A V E T O S A Y A B O U T < W e are row awakened bv the sun-
Mr. A uer returned from Portland
A large r and better ferry boat is be­
are easy when you have plenty of mo­
T H E D O IN G S I N T H E C O w
UN
TY
“ * r® ,l>* at tlie aoluier T a encamp.
r it .
rue cannon
Sunday.
<
ing built at Wheatland where a large '
ney.
VVe pride ourselves in being
| amount of traffic croaoea in the fall.
able to pive you the very fullest value
Mrs. Allen Hussey, of Portland, is
An U n eqt-tM cd a n d C o m p l e t e Re
for every dollar spent with us. Series
•tim e of W n a t Your F rlon ds are
A . J. W « (! ami wife and daughter*. viaitiug relatives here.
.
K vkky F riday M orning A t 7:80.
j
Rev, J. A. Campbell, well known in
11 in our bicycle gift is now under
a n d Have Beon L ately D o in g .
Howie and Myrtle, »pent the Fourth
this county, has accepted the pastor-1
W illard Buell, of Sheridan, will
wav. Hubert Broueon, of Lewisville,
iu Portland.
ate of the Christian church at H epp-
teach our school this fall.
drew the tirst one, and some one of
SOITOK AND PBOPllISToR.
SUVER.
uer.
Monta Mitlowan, ol Crooked Fin-
our pattoni will get this beautiful
The wheat crop will not be as good
Rambler with coaster brake. Notice it
Qrecu Suver ia building a new house Ser Prarie, vsilid friends in this loenl- as expected— toe much rain.
W ith a bufhel of lime and a little
in our wiiidew. O ur cn.y corner tit­
ity recently.
labor many dingy premises could be
AY. Steele will saw the town dads!
S U B S C R IP T IO N K A T E S :
Mrs.
Frank
Husst-y,
who
has
lieen
led up in the front part of our big
whitewashed and made to look much
wood up this week.
Mias May Savage is at work in very sich ia much improved in health
store is n comfortable place fur you to
I I 50 .......................................Per y^ar better.
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.
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i Strong's reiuarant during the eol-
take a short rest when in town we in-
$ 75........................... Per six months
Bridgeport was »w ilin g L i }r /
in Salem.
W ild bladkherrise are very scarce
The Salem cannery is putting up
vit you in. This tslk is to you
\Ve
Ed. sMcLane’s folks Sunday.
40........................Per three months
j
here,
while
there
will
be
a
great
many
abbut ten tons of peas a day and ex­
aie being talked about. But wo are
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Many of mr people anticipated a early apples,
Advertising rates made known on
pect to have 175 tons canned before
W
a
are
going
to
have
a
free
mail
de-
p)ett„
'
t
Kurlh
„t
Dallas
but
the
gen-
receiving
new
goods
daily,
and
are
juat
application. Correspondence is solicit*
the season is over.
livery route from Suver, commene.ug | llt. r, in ^ h t disappointm ent
opening tifiy dozen hate end ten doz­
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B R ID G E PO R T.
August 1st. Mr. Fruin has the con-
en capa all of the lsteal shades, shapes
Fine Job Printing done at reasonable
The courthouse yard is being grad­ tract.
Asa Iliroiv, of Silverlon, is attend­
and styles. Direct from the factory
Born, July 3rd. to the wife of C. N.
ually cleaned up and in due time will
'trices.
ing the leaders school in Salem and McCaleh. a girl.
we have a fíne lino of white goods.
be nicely graded and ornamented and
Fine haying weather. The farmers »topping wth his auut, Mrs. S. D.
will be a place of beauty.
are about done cutting, and are haul­ Gibson.
Fred Chapin, of Yam h ill county, is
R. E. B R Y A N & SON.
ing to the barn. Some oaW ready for
visiting his folks.
T h e national democratic team are
The Cape Nome news is that se ma­
Mr.
Nichnos
and
wife,
A.
Jones
and
the binder. Fall wheat look« poor,
Bryan and Stevenson. The former ny men there are out of money and
W in. Ford and Mr. Gede are build-
wife, E. Eliott and wife“ Mrs. A. V.
spring wheat will he a good yield.
was the unnmimous choice of the cannot get work that there is *uie to
Thompson, Iherman Elliot, and Mist ingan addition te W . I,. Frink’s house. S P E C IA L S : Shoes, hats, childrens’ clothing, remnants in summer goods, la­
dies summer underwear and childrens' straw hats at coat.
be great suffering when cold weather
Killa Fielder celebrated the Fourth
8 M IT H F IE L D .
Kansas City for president and the lat- cemes.
Gilbert Tyson has jurt returned from
Cheese, small, fresh at 12$ cents a pound.
at the Ellioi home.
Lincoln county where he has been vis­
ter was thought most available of the
Everybody
ia
busy
making
liny.
Strong efforts are being made to es­
Mr«. M A Ch-ipmnn and son, Geo. iting friends.
dczen candidates offered for the vice- tablish a creamery a a Wbiteson. The
There lias been several cases *f K. Elliott aid wife, Doug. H anna and
There will ba an ice cream social at
presidency. The former is recognized Southern Pacific gives great encour­ measles.
wife, C. U. H anna and wife, T. W .
Bridgeport school houm on Saturday,
as the strongest man with all ele­ agement to that and all other agricul
W ann «ii.-*ite, Mrs. A . V. Tompson,
the 21st, iu behalf of the organ fund. A T -
Geo. Myer and family have gene to
tural and industrial projects.
Misses Pllla Fletcher and E lb a Wann
ments opposed to republicans, and the
the coast.
Miss Clara and A. R Bell have the
Sliermm
Elliott
and
Loran
W
an
n
at­
A number of hop yards in this and
latter has already served a term as
Silas Riggs and wife, of Salem, were tended the camp meeting at Turner I measles and W . L. Frink's children
Marion counties are being sprayed,
vice-president, having been elected
\ are recovering from the whooping
last Smday.
the owners being determined that the here the first of the week.
cough.
with Cleveland in 1892. They will lice shall not get ahead of them. Lat
You will find new and old bikes to buy or rent. Your
A. J. Shipley and family have gone
’ r e e l i n g W e a t h e r In Ju ly
perhaps come as near polling the er on other growers will he ant to re­ near Corvallis visiting relatives.
choice of Rambler, Ideal, I’atee Crest and B. and H.
O r e g o n C ro p s.
W
oud
cause
great
discomfort
and
whole nntirepublican vote as any two gret that they did not take the same
Fall wheat is filling and ripening
Special. We have the best equipped repair shop in
Mrs. Hastings and daughter. Ruby, I loss, blit fortunately it is sel lorn
course.
men in the nation.
attended the meeting at Bullston Sun- knovn. A vast amount of misery is ! very rapidly, and the berry is reported
the
count}’. Brazing, enameling, frames cut down end
Several diffeient railway companies day.
caned at this season, however by ijn- nice and plump, except in the W ill
every kind of repairing promptly done. Leaks in tires
,
poveished blood, poor appetite and amette valley, where nut liltlc, if any,
T h e friction that the republicans are figuring on building a network of
Mr. McKee,who lives on the Rich- geufral debility.
These conditions ! improvement has been noted in its
railways
through
eastern Oregon,
positively stopped. Call anu see my R U B B E R N E C K
had hoped to see among the three
some of them to tap this valley, it mond place, started his binder Mon­ may be remedied by enriching the condition. The cutting of f ill wheat
saddles
and cuckoo hells. Wheels cleaned and ad­
elements concerned in the union re­ will all add materially to the general day.
bloid and toning the stomach up with |and winter oats is now general in
justed. Floor pump for the use of wheelmen.
southern Oregon and in the Columbia
Hold’s
Sarsaparilla.
This
medicine
form party has not materialized. The prosperity of the state. The time is
Jef. Byreley, wife, daughter and
liver valley, and it is developing rap-
not far distant when we will have di­
leading spirits have in every case con­
niece, Ilettie Brotherson, who have seens to put new into the whole pliys ally in Southern Oregon and the W ill­
rect rail communication witii Astoria
been visiting at Sam Smith’s have re­ ica' system, simply because of its amette valley. Spring wheat has made
ceded that it was wisent and best to via Tillamook.
woiderful power to purify, enrich and
turned to their home at Newport.
put Bryan and Stevenson *»n the pre»-
vitilize the blood, create an appetite a good ami hoalMiy growth during the
Some sidewalka over town used at­
aid invigorate the digestive functions. week and its condition is generally
Corner Main and Oak streets, Dallas, Oregon.
idential ticket. Many favored some tention to loose or broken plank and
BALL8TON.
Me advise you to get a bottle and try very promising, except that in por­
A
ll
kinds
of iron and wood 'work done. Special atten­
other candidate for the vice presiden­ to have protruding nail heads driven
Squire Focht is still very sick.
itif you are not feeling just right. It tions of the Willamette valley the
in. The owners have time to do it.
grain aphis is reported as bi ing very tion given to wagon and carriage repairing. Bicycle lepair-
cy, but almost without exception they
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M
ill
do
you
more
good
than
a
six
but are careless about ir. Home back
Kenneth Campbell lost a fine horse ^
rJ >tjon< Jt > th, , „ 8t medic. thick. Potatoes, corn, hops and gar-
ing neatly done, Horse shoeing a specialty. A ll kinds of
have acquiesced in the action of the yeads and even some front’ones would
with colie.
d»nn are doing well and they have
¡in
money
can buy.
Goods kept in stock for sale.
Kansas city convention. Never was look be*ter and be healthier if made
made rapid advancement during the plow and saw grinding done.
Mrs V an Patton has moved hers
Full line of buggies
there more unity or enthusiasm at and kept more cleanly.
week. Haying is in active progress Full line of bicycles and sundries.
POLK.
from Dallas and will occupy the
all over the stare, except in the Mood and a stock of j . I. Case plows.
We
also
sell valvoline oils,
the beginning of a presidential cam­
James
Olmsted
property.
The1 July magazine number of The
Farmers busy haying.
river valley, where it is about comple­
paign. The republicans realize that Outlook contains and interesting col­
cylinder
oil,
engine
oil
and
harvester
oil.
Best on earth at
ted. A large crop is being secured,
The farmers are busy making and
lection of pictjres relating to the pre­
I. Dyck intends to put up a prune
they will have to use some very skill­
notwithstanding the fact that a great right prices.
storing
hay.
The
grain
crop
will
he
sent Chinese crices, including authen­
dryer.
dual of that previously cut was totally
ful political generalship to defeat the tic portraits of the young emperor and very short lure this year.
Born, recently to the wife of Abe ruined by the late rains. The second
of Kang Yu Wei, the famous leader
combination.
Jesse Nuwbill's mother, who has
crop of alfalfa is now being clit in the
of the reform party— portraits obtain­ been visiting him for some time, re­ Jiesbrecht, a son.
southern and eastern portions of the
J. R. Robbins and fitmily have been
Rev. P. Gerig, of Fruitland, occu­ state.
T he outcome of the strained rela- ed from Chinese sources, and it is be­ turned to her home east of the moun­
lieved, never before published— an ex­ tains last week. pilo is 86 years old. pied the pulpit here Sunday.
spending two weeks on the bench at
(ions in China is by no means certain.
H im ,o Remove the n lrt W h ich Ocean Park.
cellent portrait of Mr. Conger, our
Time Aocixniulatei.
Quite a number of our farmers are
Walter and Clarence Butler can*»
Whitney, son of Judge Boise was
No telling how many foreigners have minister to China, portraits of Gener­
Tnk* the pleture from Its frame and
down form Washington last week to to raise sugar beets for the factery at married in Portland lust week to Miss
been or how many will he killed be­ al Chaffee, the newly appointed A m er­
lay It on a large table, face upward.
Louise Hawthorne.
ican commander in Chins, Admiral see their father who has been quite Newberg.
fore peace is restored. The Chinese
Have a bowl of tqpld water and a good
Kempff, Captain McCalla, and also a sick, Clarence returned to Tacom i
Wheat cutting has commenced and
W
ill
Lacey,
a
well
known
Polk
«¡zed sponge In rcudinoss.
authorities now seem inclined to pro­ rare and interesting group portrait of .Saturday.
the merry hum of tlio «operator will county boy, is cleiking for a govern­
Peel a large wbdte potato and cut It
HAVE A FARM OF ABOUT 400 ACRES NIT-
b e the foreigners in their country k the Chinese foreign office, the Tsiing
A large crowd attended the annual soon bo heard.
ment surveying party in Indian Terri- In half. Then, with the sponge and
uated within two miles of Airlie ior rent on lour
"jr
li Yamal). ($3 a year. The Outlook basket meeting of the Christien church
tary at $100 a month. H e lias been water, go carefully over the entire sur­ time or for Bale on liberal term», There is a small
hut a strong prejudice has been arous­
crop growing on the pl&ee and some »uminer fallow­
Company, New York.)
SH E R ID AN.
here Sunday. Rev. Essen, of Mon­
visiting
his
uncles
in
Iowa,
face of the picture. In case It Is badly ing ha« been done, Uood orchard and fair build­
ed against them and the Mongolian of
The farm in or will all be placed under good
mouth, preached in the morning and
cracked, as so many old paintings arc, ings.
Buildings are being repainted.
fence and o vided into at lca.-t six »operate fields.
Dicers can constrain their people with
afternoon,
Mr.
W
ebb
and
wife,
the
Ilovv to Make Flah Savory.
let the spouge be fiairiy dry, for lf the Potwession will be given August 1, ltKM).
Big cwtored campmeeting being held
E. P. CADWELL, Airlie, Or.
difficulty. All the strongest powers of
water should ooze under the paint It
Make n sauce of one teaspoonful each noted singers, assisted with the mu-
They will meet here next year. at city p a k .
might crack more. Now tltke the po­
¥ 9
earth have warships and soldiers there of butter and flour and one cup of hot I H,c*
tato, anil with the mnootli side go over
I)an Ralston, John Bones, Joe
and are sending more. There is to milk In which a “pea” of soda has |
IN D E P E N D E N C E .
the entire siyfaee w hile It Is w e t
been dissolved. Cook until smooth and
Brown and others who were away are
he a concert of action against the I ! then add a #111 of strained tomato llq-
Do not scrub hanV as that Is apt to
Mrs. Carlton is in Portland.
at home again.
itretch the canvas .»nd necessitate Its
Chinese, each country being pledged | nor, a half teaspoonful of onion Juice,
Miss
R
om * fond is in Portland.
Geo.
M
.M
.
llaliegh
has
the
choicest
beiug
taken off the utretcher. The po­
to not take advantage of any special a saltspoouful of salt and a dust of
lot of Indian baskets this side of Port­
tato should move In n circular motion,
cayenne. Stir In last one and one-half
J.
D.
Campbell
and
wife
spent
the
SO UT H
gain in connection with the emergen­ cups of flaked cold cooked fish, toss
land. Call and see.
which should be kept! up until the can­
4th in Corvallis.
OF
vas !s la a lather.
cy. The result will probably be good aud stir until the fish Is heated through
The road is lined with coasters now.
ACADEMY
The i l l « will soon begin to soften
aud serve on crisp buttered toast
Boats have stopped running on ac
for all concerned.
b l o c :;
Sheridan is booming. A cheese fac­
and make tlie lather quite black. Iveep
count uf low water.
DALLAS
tory starled this week, we have a new
rubbing until all the stains and spots
Ilt»v r « o S c a l l o p A s p a r a g u s .
feed
stable
and
a
big
general
merchan­
I n a thirty mile drive over the conn
Mrs. W arren Cressey ia quite sick
W
.
E.
Shaw
A
Son
disappear
and
then
waish
carefully
and
Wash the asparagus aud cut the ten­
dise store ami a bakery contemplated.
ty this week we have closely observed der part In two Inch lengths and boll with a bilious attack.
very thoroughly with Itepid water and Proprietors.
the sponge.
the crops, the stock and the general them in salted water for ten minutes.
ROCK C R E E K .
Miss Minlie Tnvlor is expected home
++
I’ nless the dirt has been varnished
appearance of things.
It is eviil« n Boll four eggs hard and chop them fine. Monday from Washington,
In,
a
picture
will
usually
reiislily
re­
The
farmers
are
cutting
hay.
Butter an earthen dish and put a layer
Stall room for double or
that the yield of wheat nearly every­
Fay Shelley died at Portland and j
spond to this treatment, bnt In case It
of the asparagus In the bottom. Scat­
single teams, 10 cents,
A. I,. Porter has gone on a survey
where will be below the average of ter some of the egg over it and season was brought here fur burial Inst Sat-
! will not the following method lsaalmost
urilav.
back of the Sunshine country.
Saddle horses, 5 cents.
| sure to give the desired result:
past years, but oats generally will pan With salt and pepper. Repeat until the
Double a heavy blanket twice and
dish Is filled, having for the last layer
Seperate
neat and warm
Mr. Stockton is putting a new side-
Mrs. J. L. Morrison aud win have
out well. Cheat, clover, timothy and
sprinkle It freely with alcohol: then
the vegetable. Make a sauce of two
Other, «t u rn e d from their visit among Dal-
waiting rooms for ladies
other kinds of hay are giving good re­ tablespoonfuls of butter and the same walk around his residence.
of Ballston Spa, N. Y., received the above turn the picture In Its frame face
are needed.
j 1®* friends.
title because she would not testify In
downward over It
and gentlemen. Give us
sults, while potatoes and other vegeta­ of flour. When this Is cooked, gradual­
the celebrated Hamraersly w ill ease several
The fumes of the alcohol will soon
ly stir In two cups of milk and cook un­
Mrs. Kitchen is down from W ash-
Nlr'* Chandler and party have re ? 'ears aco, and consequently was confined
a trial. Feed for sale.
bles are green and growing nicely.
n the Ludlow street ja il by the irato judge.
begin to rise and loosen the dirt. It
til It thickens. Season with a dash of ington on h visit to her parents, Rub | lurn«d from Newport where
they She oays In a letter recently received:
Where orchards have been propjrly cayenne and pour It over the prepared
will
also
clarify
the
varnish
and
give
I’uj lor h nd wife.
"I1®1*1 ll|e Fourth.
It tlie appearance of having been just
cared for apphs promise will and asparagus. Cover the top with a layer
applied. The picture should be kept W IS E M A N 'S
R IC K R E A L L .
John
Kirkland
and
Ed.
Owens
re­
there will bo fair crops of prunes. of bread crumbs and sprinkle grated
ever the alcohol until all the spots H A R D W A R E STO R ED
cheese on top. Bake In a hot oven turned from Cape Nome on the same | F a rm «!, arc bu«y haying.
Stock is plentiful and all of it in good
have disappeared from It» surface and
steamer they left on. They advise ]
from 10 to 15 minutes.
M IL L S TR E E T .O A L L A S .
left it fresh and bright In color.
all to stay away from there.
condition. Chickens are numerous
G r,n ilf«tli,r H all is visiting r.la-
The portrait should them be sponged
--------------------------------
-
lives
at
Silvertou.
Best heating and cook sto­
witii a good sprinkling of ducks,
a
with tepid water aud placed where It
O fficial Bonds.
8 P R IN C VALLEY.
J. P. Caxtelein ami Thai). Luca.
geese and turkeys. A ll kinds of ani­
will dry slowly. Never use any soap ves in the market. Tools of
Luther Ground has given a bond, ns
on an oil painting. It may remove the all kinds. Faints, oils, etc.
Chilli run’* «lay »xerci»«« a week from ' l,ave K °" e w Tillamook county,
mals ami poultry show better grades surveyor for $5,000 Ids securities be
dirt, but the chemicals 1n It are sure
ing H e ify Butler and 1. F.M. Butler. next Sunday at 11 o’clock.
Unit*
Quit. a number from here attended
than in years past.
to do damage, though the Immediate
County Cb-rk U. S. Lauglmrv gave a
Tinware: A. L. Fraser, one
the basket, meeting at BalUton last
H
.
Coyle
will
soon
begin
to
«pray
result may he very pleasing. Many a
bond of 110.000, M. W . Mix. Ira
of
the best tinners in Oregon,
Miinday.
the
Gilbert
&
Pattern'll
hop
yard.
VV’. C. Brown, J. D. Smith and Dan­ Smith, A. L. Sperling, J. S. CoojHjr,
good pleture has been rained by soap
will meet your wants for any
iel H o lliiiH W o r th will take an tmling to F. A
M r« Anna Henderson, of M cMinn- !
and a scrubbing brush.
Dwutv, S. B. Irvine and G* L.
Mr*. Loia Green, Lettie and Carl
Kitson springs.
After a picture baa been cleaned It thing in that line.
Hawkins as securities. A bond of Abrams «pent the Fourth at Portland. ville, ia hero visiting her sister, Mr*
B. F. Lucas.
should be varnished with picture var­
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• |20,000 » hi required of Countv Treas-
1 lie contract to construct the new '
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nish.
Mrs. H auling and daughter, ol Cot­
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it urei K. \ . Dalton. Ins bondsmen
I k *
•chool building and rearrange the olJ
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M i,« Roxanna W hite and her broth­
t t t V t T t t V T T i t Y r i n
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f a .
line D. \\ . Sears, N h. Butler, M. M tage Grove, are visiting her sister,
is sold by all druggists on guarantee,
er,
George,
uf
t’oriland,
are
here
visit-
j
»me has been let to Riley it Morrison
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f l o w to M ak e P i n k Cream.
Mrs. J. N. Skaite.
first bottle benefits or money back.
.
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i.
Kill», II. llirsclibcrg, J. ». Bohannon
at 95,200, lie job to he completed bv i .
ing friend* and relatives.
Boll four ounces of ground rice In a
Book on heart and nerves sent free.
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A. J. Goo ’man, ami If. B. Hummer
(lie middle of October.
.
4nftn,v
,
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, ,
Grandma I’hillips, who ha, been
quart of milk, adding two ounces of
W o r d lu s been received here that ' Or. Mi1«a Medical Company, Elkhart,
for |2,000 each, Jan. Boyds ton, J. J.
quite sick with the pneumonia ia now
butter, two ounces of eugnr and any
Tom Domp.ey and Mark Burch had '
The 16th birthday of Miss Clevis Wiseman, A. B. Muir. D. S. McDonald able to he an und.
flavoring liked. Stir srfter the rice la
landed safe at Nome CLy.
Rei forth was celebra teil at the home of J. M. Crowly aud J. V . M. Butler for
added to the milk and for 20 mlnutea
$1,000
each.
Sheriff’
V
an
Orttlel’s
of her sister, Mrs. 0 . II. Morris, Tues­
Mis« Kathlien B ird,of McMinnville,
after It bolls till It Is a smooth custard.
Miss Heieo Bouthwick expects to go
bund was $10,000 and his securities who ha« lawn viaitiug relatives ill this
day evening. Over twentv |ier*nn
Color the rice to a pretty ptnk with
to the Kellnap springs next week hop­
were there and she received some nice ar*» H. llirschberg, D VV. Sears, A. J. vicinity has returned home.
cochineal.
Spread the bottom of a
ing that it will improve her health.
presents.
Goodman, J. L. Stockton and J. VV.
Opposite Willamette hotel, Salem.
glass dish with strawberry preserves,
I Kirkland.
Frank Boehringer »n d John Plum
Mrs. Al. K irkU m l. of eastern Ore-
W ill jfive stre n g th to th e nerve« anti r e ­
aud when cool pour the rice over the
sto re the liv e r and kidney« to * h e alth y
wh.. have been working In California ¡ gotl> „ „ j Mrt. John Bogsnl, of Port-
||re U
1 n . - l , n r f n r ¡0 l nr
jnm till the dish Is folL Set aside till
cond ition, jjiv e tone to th e stom ach end
i
or nearly n year have returned home U l„, „ „
their parents,
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bo« els, and prom ote * jpm k I sp p itito
J.
cold and then scatter desiccated cocoa-
h ealth y d ig e stio n ; w ill re lie ve con stip*-
4.
for the summer.
Kd. Clark and wife.
nut over the surface.
tion. p u rify th e Moot I anti m ake a heal-
4*
Oe
t h / N (dv w ith a cle ar skin. T h a t tired
4 *
Mrs. Sum. Phillip* anil children and
Ladies’ fine dress and fancy
Peter Cook is having a large shed
J*
fee lin g w ill leave you and slee p w ill be
«L
H ow to Coro F o r C lothlsa.
nisee «m l nephew, Mr. McGrath and . Y " ’,1
, ..
costumes cleaned without rip­
re stfu l. A t W ilson's d ru g sto re , Dallas.
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built for the accommixlatiou of his
Too must remenxber that neatness
wife, of Portland, Imve <eturncd from
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ping by dry process. C u r­
*1 a ». t. t. L J.
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customars, under which to leava their
and care of your clothea are moat Im­ T T t t t t T T T Y T T T T t t T T V T t t T T T T
a two weeks outing at the coast.
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tains,
blankets,
portieres,
*
teams on rnmy days while doing
portant If you want to look as well as
dress goods and kid gloves
The crops in this valley seem to he their trailing.
,
people with fat bigger Income«. When
cleaned. Gentlemans’ cloth­
quite |«ior this year, a giasl many
yon boy a pair of gloves, sew the but­
ing cleaned, dyed aud re­
think they are being damaged by the
tons on fltruly betbre wearing them, as,
paired.
green aphis, which are quite numerous
once lost they are generally Impossible
this season.
to match. When you invest In a new
Mir of stocking*, run the toes and heel«
C JO W alker and wife celebrated
with darning cotton, and they will
In ntl itt «t*i**9 t h « « ,
the ftOtli anniversary of llieir welding
wear twice as long, and If washed at
'
the f i ll of July. A number of their •hould U clMBiiue*«.
.
f + + + + + + + + + + * H + ,lHH ,*lMH + +
+ home they will last much longer than
friends gathered at their home- and Ely*» Créant Bel ta
+
if aent to the laundry. When you take
«notes* S»4 b «!«
made the oecasior a very pleasant one r1
t!n> t is i s l « «m b r s i» .
+ off your h*L brush It well before put­
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lt c o r»,, atarrk « a l trivos
+ ting It away In a box. When you take
out
cost.
W ES T SALEM.
•
a cotd la ttrt hee .1
off your gloves, pull them out stralghL
quicky.
•
+ Do not roll them Into a tight untidy
Ashury H anna ia visiting relatives
Créant Ita lm U pl«M d
» - lll
at Liberty.
b a ll
er*r the manthrana »»<1 »• aboorb*L R oli«f U im-
DALLAS, rSIDAT, JOLT 13, 1900.
| menL
VV. A . W A H II,
1
Lee S m ith ‘s Cyclery
THE IRON CLAD
WAGNER BROS.
Farm for Sale or Rent.
“ Ohsissiate
FARMERS’
FEED SHED
Becky Jones,
« W h en I was released from
prison m y health was broken
down. M y nervous system
could not recover from the
strain. For ten years life was
burden. Good physicians
did me no good. I used Dr.
Miles’ Nervine and Tonic and
today I am entirely welL
**
DR. MULES'
tie rv in e
Restorative
WILSON'S f
CELERY
“DANDELION
STEAM DYE WORKS
,lele
A.
$ 15,000
W o rth
o f H ig h G ra d e
Eastman
Nasal
Clothing,
At
Hats and Mens’ Furnishing Goods.
to be closed
il BUG-
i: GIES!
below
Mens wool units at $5.95.
150, 00 n n d 75c crash lin ts a t :15c each .
75c ami $1 underwer at 50c n garment.
Greatest clothing sale o f the year.
3 0 3 Com m ercial, Salem .
OPPOSITE POSTOPPICC.
Kodaks
^ J. P. Caldwell, agent, Dallas.
CATARRH
C. C. Hanna and wife have return­
ed from Marion.
Miss Clara Gritton.of Liberty, spent
the 4th «incog us.
Tlie cherry crop,
Dukes, is harvested.
excepting
mPillât« and a « « r « foOcwa
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nol pn*!o«« — «— iag. U » ! » **■•» w
ffatA ttr hy mil ; Trt«l Ww, 1«
rt ®ru* _
■*»»•
ELY B M M U U JS y H W « r r » 8tr«H, N «w York.
; ; New and Second Hand.
Single and Double.
For Sale or Trade.
Terms to Suit Buyers.
Iait.
A. V. Tom pan m ¡* visiting a tick
daughter in Washington.
v H
::
o
H.
20
I
Per Cent
Call for Warrants.
V U T i n 1? MER FRY GIVEN THAT ALL UN-
(*id touaiy wâW t» of ivik i«nnty, Onfm,
wMrh w*r* prr%»ot*<l a«d rmion**!, “X«4 p*i«l for
want at funds," prior «o Tu» 1. ÎJW8, «ili h«
latid np#n prt-wnUitinn «t mv office. Int#re*t will
COBB & S O N
! not h« tlkivni on tl»« aune if^r the date of this no-
tic«-
M. L FF.XTON,
NORTH DALLAS. +
rotini* Ti
I l t n l , (htIta*. Ja n « áS, 190«.
•8 + + Î
Discount
— AT—
PFENKIG’S JEWELRY STORE
Next door to P. O.. Dalian.