Polk County itemizer. (Dallas, Or.) 1879-1927, July 20, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE POLK COUNTY I CO UN TY COURT. STAFF O F R O S T L E B & i«..^ w A Crash in Prices. . f * , , ________ plo well, as everyone expected to are away and who now wleepe on an ad- , 5, . . , i i * ^ ^ —-------- ------- --------------------- ------ -- , jauent 1.1*1' bluff of Mill creak be.ide WfHAT T H E Y H A V E T O S A Y A B O U T ' •°",*-od‘1 P#r,*rm*n0** “ “ d 1,1 J Sih by, J. I not disappointed. DALLAS, FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1900. tliose other pioneers, Wm. Savage, Mr. j T H E D O I N G S I N T H E C O U N T Y . — —— H. G. Keyt, P. VV’ . Flanery, and M. j i Ridgeway and Isaac Hinshaw. Cyma I -----------— BUTLER. TALK NO. 7. D. Coulter were chosen to appraise : =— —:■ ~ v r 71—— | Blair live* on lire old home place aiid An U n sq u M c d and C o m p l e t e Ro s u m « nt W B a t Y o u r F r i e n d s a rs i s :. in ' iri ) K vrry F riday M okkiiu A t 7:80. VV. I. Leonard lias a new home on Misa Emily Auer has goue to Port- the C. P. Zumwalt estate. In order to make room for our fall stock, which will he ¡Him®<i*® and U now a n d Have Bean La te ly D o i n g . the hill clone by. Aa it w»i approach* ! land. The petitiou of guardiuu to tell real 1 on the way, we are making 11 rut on all our summer g«*«'«!* f u r the next thirty v v . a .. w a s h , ing Htinnet wo droppe<l in for a nights property of V’ an Dornsife, a minor, days. Note some prices : Calico®»*, 5 cants h yard ; Amowkeag giiiguum.«, 5 | J. U. Trullinger is having a new rest with J L. Outtiy and wiff. If IDITOH AND PBOrXIKTuB. FALLS C ITY . was set for hearing August 11th. rents a yard; «liens gingham* reduced from 13^ cents to 10| cents a yard, 10 j house built. all people were as truly religious and The will of Abigail Ball was adinii cents to 8jJ, all 8J cents to 7^, pique® from 30 cent-* to 20, 20 to 12^ • « "!* . 1*> Binders begun on oats last week. as strictly h< nest in thought and deed J. C. Ellis and wile spent two day* ted to probate and Van B. Sears ap cents to 11: some 10 bent pplk dots in «hick at 8£; craeli pithing*« Irom 25 SUBSCRIPTION RATES: there would be no need for legal re- Joseph Kuiz. Mrs. Murrays brother, 1 of lust week in Portland. pointed executer without bonda. The ; cents to 10J ; dimities, organdies, cordelctte and lawns at net cos' ; »« linn of Per year I »training inttunces. Mr. Onttry has is not much better. estate is to be appraised bv R. 0. Crav all wool suitings ut 23 cents a ysrd, well worth 35. Ladies and gentlemens 60. Mr*. Elite and grand daughter, Ms- Per six months I l*Dt« bands of good sheep and goats en, John Campbell and VV. R. Mirks. summer underwear at re«iueed prices. To closeout, also a linn of dress skirts 75 Mrs. Phillips, of Independence, is | bel Smith, are visiting at the homes of ' ! Per three month* ,,ul proposes lo «till improve their 40 Emeison llam a was made guardian ! ami under skirts and shirt waists at cust. We am «deaning our M'r av ami Ellis Brothers here. visiting Mrs. Louieu Jarvis. Advertising rate* made known on quality. The water for the Sheridan of Claud and Melvin Settlemier under crash hats—just the things for these hot «lays— at cost price. Our Uiruain application. Correspondence is solicit flouring mill is deflected from Mill Mr. Ketchum and family ate on a A party of men killed a bear which bond of $3.900. Their Linn county shoe counter has been cover«*d again for the third tin.e and wo un^cutting creek near his house amt in the mill visit to Mrs. Louisa Jarvis. ed. had been killing some sheep for C. J. property ii to be appraised by H. IV «town the price on several lots of very good shoes from $1.50 t<» $],*•> a pair Pine Job Printing done at reasonable race he has put an undershot wheel ! Hussey and Mr. Parker. Settlemier, S. E. Young and F. E. aud from $1.75 to $1.30. These are bargains, and were sold very « lose l»ef«*re Mr. Van pall and family have left lor which turns a smell mill un which all •»rices. Allen, and that in Umatilla county by this cut. Call ami look these summer goods uvea. They ate good» that you a visit lo Olyntpia, Washington. Several from hero have gone to I,a- hie chopping it done, besides raising can use and are bargains. [ fayetle to work on the locks, among Is;e Morehouse, VV. J. Furnish and water to irrigate a neighboring berry Miss Xoraida Gall*way has gone to i them are Iwin Hussey, Edward Hart- ! Ralph Folsom. patch. Miss Fannie is ill Salem at assist Mrs. Williams at Lewisville. M ILL C R EE K C O U N TR Y. ! man, Joe Mendeohall and Fred Auer. I Tbe property of Richard Enes, de SPECIALS: Our Cape Nome overall. Car of salt just received. Our usual tending a summer school to belter fit low prices on sugars, coffees, tens, and in fact everything in the grocery ceased, is to be appraised by G. N. Messrs. Milligan and Hopkins are A short time ago the priaont scribe herself fur teaching auil her brother, M. M. Ellis aud wife, from Dalles’ Townsend. It. K. Turner and Fred department. Note are big cut on the price of brooms. spent two days prowling through that Hugh, runs tbe farm. Passing Har about to return from Nome City. visited with their brothers here, Dell Hebdiug. region. No stop wai made until nine mony church, cemetery and school Ed. White aud family took a trip and Chester Ellii, Iasi week. Mr. El miles out on the Oruud Roride road, bouse we dropped into tbe long time into the burnt woods to visit frien Is. A. C. McKinnon was finally .ha. lis spending mosi of the time in fiali- beyond the top of Butler hill. There home of It A. Porter for a talk with charged as guardian of tlieJ A. Mc ing. Mrs. Snyder is staying in Mon Coy estate. on the right of the road August Flei- his daughter, Misa Ona, wliu is a b ach chman has hewed and grubbed ahnme er. 'Their nearest neighbor is Heury mouth with her daughter. Mrs. John KOLA. A n E p i d e m i c Ot D ia r r h o e a . out of the grub oak timber on what Buell, whose wife is a daughter of Cramer. Tame blackbe ries are plentiful. appear* to be not very good land, but Hathaway Yoconi, who lives ut Oak A. Banders, writing from Cecanut Ally Courier and wife, from Salt the crop of cheat and vetches oil the dale. As it was not our purpose to Grove, Fla., says there lias been quite Lake city, are staying with their fam Hay is about all put away near Ko an epidemic of diarrheoa there. He highest part of the ridge prove, other visit Sheridan we turned back and AT- ily here. la. wise. Nowhere in the valley have we took a road pointing toward Perry- bad a severe attack and waa cured by dale. At the top of the bill we found seen so good a turn out of either. The Elmer Reynolds has moved into his M. Brophy baa two sprayers Tun four dosea of Cliainberlui.ns Cholera. vetches produce an immense amount Jake Hinshaw manufacturing cord- new house on the laud he bought of ing and will finish up this week. Colic and Disrhoea Remedy. He says of feed which is liked by all kinds of wood, and near by on the D. R. Evans Mrs. Snyder. he also recommended it to others and You will find new and old bikes to buy or rent. Your place Eugene Maulding was getting Miss Frazer and her brother from they say it is the best medicine they stock. A little beyond on the left is a C. E. Wright is still staying with ready to dry a good sized crop of near McCoy’ visited the Hunters Bun- I .mall Catholic church near the home choice of Rambler, Ideal, Patee ('rest and B. and H. ever need. For Bale by A. K. Wilson. of Mr. Petit who expects to move to prunes. His wife was Miss Kate Row his sister, Mrs. Jarvis, on her claim day. Special. Wo have the best equipped repair shop in Marion county. Some distance back ell whose father, Henry Rowell, lives south of here. A large crowd is gathering at New Geo. Chapman had two tennis work the county. Brazing, enameling, frames cut down end in Sheridan. Jodie Outtry ia living and out of sight live George Dykstra P(ef. Frank Emmett is on the sur port for the rummer, The hotels are every kind of repairing promptly done. Leak» in tires and Thomas Butler on opposite sides on the neighboring place of Jack Wil vey wh*' A. L. Porter who has a gov ing on the road in Kola . Wednesday. already well filled and half a dozen It ia very hard to get teams to work. of the road. Going ahead we came to son, they being brothor-in-law, escli ernment contract. positively stopped. Call and see mv RUBBER NECK new cottages have gone up on Nye having married the others sister. Mr. the home of that energetic and pros Mrs. David Holmes and daughter creek, which i now about us popu Dave Courier is appointed agent for saddles and cuckoo bells. Wheels cleaned and ad Wilson is engineer on tbe motor be perous citizen M. Michelbook. He is Ella have gone ramping to some Ions as Newj • . justed. Floor pump for the use of wheelmen. all the time wide awake and going a tween Dallas and Independence where the sale of the Falls City property of springs about thirty miles from Sa If J. E. Sibley doi g not make one head and not many men in the coun his family lives. Here we arc at the the Pelk County bank. lem. of tbe most efficient judges ibis coun ty have accumulated property faster. home where Henry Read and wife Mrs. Bettis, who had been a sufferer Beardsley’s took off aliout 300 pounds ty ever had we miss our guess. He is Striking north towaid Red Prairie we have lived for nearly half a century, for many years, died aud was buried of honey last week, fir which they going quietly along and not saying their tott-in-lsw, J. M. Syron, having found C. A. Harold cutting around at the cemetery on the 10th. found ready sale in Salem. This is a much about it, but his thoughts are the edge of his big grain Held prepar lived with them for some years. Their Corner Main and Oak streets, Dallas, Oregon. constantly in that direction. atory to harvest. Now going in the neighbor, Win Armitage, lias built a Wm. Belieu is building a house and very poor honey year. All kinds of iron and wood work done. Special atten-’ direction of Buell’s chapel we pass the new dwelling since we lust passed that barn on a part of tbe Adam Brown Traveling fakirs of all kinds who IN D E P E N D E N C E . The outside appearance of claim south of the Warren Frost road. homes of M. Ingermausen and VV. way. lion given to wagon and carriage repairing, Bicycle lepair- Come along and for a nominal fee or Muller both of whom *re evidently things gave evidence that they are The sawmill is kept very busy. none at all take away considerable ijtg neatly done, C. C. Smith, from Portland, has Horse shoeing a specialty. All kinds of neat people. We are now in a heav thrifty farmers. Fording the cool and bought some land near Hathaway Yo- Mrs. Julia Brown is visiting Mrs. money that ought to go to our own plow and saw grinding done. Goods kept in stock for sale. sparkling Mill creek we are near the ily timbered legion, nioa’ ly small oak, home merchants, ought to he kept Ooni’s near the Robinson Poultry (arm. Buries. home of the lute W. A. Blair, Russ but year by year it is being cleared up Full line of bicycles and sundries. Full line of buggies away by prohibitive licenses. Rowell having married his widow. We tbo wood being shipped from Sheridan There ia much activity recently in Mrs. J. VV. Osborne has returned and a stock of J, I. Case plows. We also sell valvoline oils, and Iiall8ton to Portlund, and the noticed several industrious girls pull railway circles bore which we pre from the Lafayette springs. A number of stockmen have sub Best on earth at ing weeds in a grain Held and thought land set to grass, As soon as tile sume indicates u speedy commence scribed for this paper because they so cylinder oil, engine oil and harvester oil. Miss Minta Taylor arrived home! often see in it notices of stock wanted right prices. how profitably many another girl and stumps rot out it becomes good agri ment of our standard guage. Monday from Washington. boy could thus be employed. Over cultural soil. 'There are many bauds or for sale. Advertising under our Last October the M. E, church was the district school room is a public of goats all through that region help bead of Ni w Today is the quickest The creamery is nearing completion in debt $250, at date only $35 is ow hall and a Mr. Ridgeway, from the ing to clear tbe land. Peter Bell and and will be quite ait addition to our possible way of bringing buyers and ing, and the church will have a resi Anson Brulingme arc neighbors east, has a small stock of goods in ths sellers tegether. Let nil your wants adjacent store. The Sunday school at and Grandma Andrews livas where dent pastor after the annual confer town. be known through the ltcmizer. ence. her husband settled in 1852. Site is Buell’s chapel is superintended by Mr. Warner has moved his house 74 years old and quite feeble, beiog Two weeks ago Arch JIcNary inser Miss Lottie Stewart, with Miss Ella Dr. Parrish was lately here in the from near thedepot to u lot opposite M O N M O U TH , OREGON. ted in this paper a 10 cent notice that Oviatt as seeretary, Mrs. Coad, Mr. cared for by her bachelor son, VV. H. interests of the Sawtellc property, for the Buptist church. Andrews. Tile Grant house on the he had gome sheep to lease andpromp Iugermanson and wife as teachers. which he ia administrator, he says lie .-«FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 18TH^* Not long ujo a turtle was captured tly received nearly a dozen applica Frank Oviatt, the Hinshaw brothers, summit of the hill is vacant and But will take appraisers prices for all the on lit« Luckiimute with this inscrip- llashrook lives near Pleasant Hil,. tions. In ordering the dir usntiui - Win. Ball and Russell Jones live be The student« of the normal school property. 1 lion carved o* its back, “ Joe Lewis, auce >«f the notice lie say* he [a>»ilive- tween tbs' and tbe old flouring mill No one lives in the old Dr. Jackson are prepared to take the slate certifi I 1895. Paul Reeds cayuae is running round ly knows it pays big to advertise ill house. In accordance with his wish site, tiie ancient Father Buell home cate immediately on graduation. being ncuiipiod by tbe last named. On es he sleeps all alone under a beauti with t had attack of nasHl gleet or Graduates readily secure gnod posi Wm. Barnatt and Mark Baker have this paper when you want anything. maybe glanders, this is a dangerous ful spreading oak out at tbe timber the ruins of tbe old mill Brown A tions. Expenses of year from $120 to ] gone into partnership in the poultr) risk of infecting sound horses and the edge of a grain Held. Tbe church at Berry arreted, a few years ago, a saw $1.50. Strong academic and profess business, They will run two wagons nuisance should be at once abated. which so many people gath;red from mill which was destroyed by fire and ional courses, n^w special department and carry a jiuc ot groceries. nut replaced. When noon time cams miles nround a generation ago ia no in manual training, well equipped M B u n d l e hud a bail accident late we were at the Peter Syron mill which longer used, except by hats, and will ly, his buggy upset, from bis liorse training department. For catalogue BUENA V ISTA. has been owned and operated for some soon crumble into oblivion. In 111* taking fright and he and his daughter, containing lull announcements, ad Many went to see the state soldiery year; by R. A. Stewart, and his two j neighboring cemetery sleep the Con dress 1*. L. Campbell, president, or W. Mrs. Ferguson, from Canada, were at Camp Geer. sons. It is now leased to Parker <& ners, Buell* and Olliers who were once thrown out, A. Wann, secretary. Mrs. Ferguson was Jones, whose employes during the the loaders in that settlement. Tneir slightly hurt and has been able to re Everybody hauling hay and some winter and uptiug were : Frank and children and gland children are scat turn to her home, hut Mr. Bundle is grain in the shock. J. C. Gates, who Fred Stewart, Bert Middleton, 01. tered i very where. yet bedfast from the fall. Hoffman, Ed. Herrington, Linn and lived on die v'nihan Conner place, haa Addie Williams is up from Amity Shred B-ialy, Joe and Herbert Parker. gone to Salt Lake City and the Rand and Mrs. Rose Herron from Portland. ROCK CREEK. Their saw timber comes from (I to 10 brothers from Portland now live there Sam Baldwin and Marie Veness are B. I. Harrington has taken his fam miles up the stream, the capacity of There are two families of them ami down on a visit from Winlock, Wash the mill lieing about 14,000 feet per another bill! ling is being erected ily to Falls City. ington . Conducted by the Benedictine Fathers day and there ie a local demand for close to and just south of tbe eld one. Wiley Chandler's team ran away nearly all they can out. They furn- They have reroofed the barn and are .Iosie Bevens is back from Oregon and demoralized his harness. Located forty miles south of Portland on one of Near niehed Harry Coad 20.000 feet for a making other improvements. City and Miss Msttie Lee was among barn, Frank Yocatn 30,000 feet for two the home of VV. R. Bilks on Hit Balls- The mail carrier’s horse fell through us lust week. the most healthful and attractive spots of the Wil barns and Buford Slone over 40,000 ton anil Red Prairie road we saw one a Lincoln county bridge last week. I lamette valley. The ideal place for your boys. Pre ' Ja*. Sliives lias been to Portland feet for a house and barn. During ol the best pieces of recent road work Senator Mulkey and a Monmouth Bn(| \frs. j . l . Coutu among Marion paratory, classical, commercial and scientific cour summer there is only water enough in tbe county. It was well graded, to run about half the lime. Dropping thoroughly drained and thickly cover friend have been over inspecting our COuuty kindred' ses. Music a specialty. j _____ m m ____ down stream we took up that classic ed with gravel under the supervision tall timber, Dallas College . winding, narrow creek called Goose of Belt, llashrook. Passing near the F. DOMINIC, O.S. B., Director. John Horner is our most successful neck. N. M. Dickey was making some homes ol Judge Blonder, N. F. Gregg stock man. He had fiO cattle and ov. La Creole academy, whose aim, as improvements about bis well painted ami U. II. Hyde we were homeward er UX) sleep and hus just added 30 formerly, “ shall be to prepare stu « « A severe attack o f nervous home and the fine, new barn of Mr. bound and tarried for dinner nt the nice gnats. prostration left m y heart in a dents for college and for the active af The qnostion of what shall be paid Coad was being painted. We met home of E. T. Morrison, his brother, fair* of life," and Dallas college, suc very w eak state. It would Jennie Coad and her cauaitt, Nola, Wesley, caring for ua in the absence for picking heps is being agitated WISEMAN'S Miss Luce, of Ballston. is teaching cessor to Lafayette seminary, will palpitate and flutter at the throughout Mio valley, the figures sug HARDW ARE STORED from Dallas taking a free and easy nf the family. Mrs. Martha Conner, at Sugarloaf and Miss Abbie VVeikal, henceforth, be canducted under the slightest exertion, and I was horseback ride. They say her little Jas, Olmsted, Mrs. McPherson, Jos of Fails City, has charge »f the Rook auspices of the Oregon Conference ot gestecl ranging from 30 to 40 cents a unable to attend to business. I M ILL S T R E E T,D A L L A S . brother, Sammie, is boss of tbe ranch hua Bowles ami others live in that vi Crack school. 1 lx>x. Many are of the opinion that The Uuited Evangelical church. tried several remedies w ithout Mr. Coad and hi* two older sous were cinity and all have fair crops. Back 35 cents will be agreed upon by grow- While the control of the school is de The Sugarloaf neighbors have cut a benefit, until I began using Best heating and cook sto curing some nice hay. Heading up of the home of VV. G. Campbell we nominational, its instruction slmll in j *rs. D r. M iles’ H eart Cure w hich stream we found the Cyrus Purviue found David Schroeder, a thrifty Ger pack trail down the north side of the no tense be sectarian. Tbe purpose ves in the market. Tools of The Salem city council has passed cured m e com pletely. place vacant and stopped for a good, man. and just south of hint lives Jul Biletz river to the beat trout fishing of the institution i* to furnish to a new ordinance allowing bicycles to all kinds. Paints, oils, etc. W. Wollney, Jackscn, Mis*. long (hat with J. W. Keas and wile on ius Villwock, who has been bedfast grounds in the caunty. young men and women a liberal edu j lie,used on many streets, but prohibit- the John Bones farm. Being in politic for a year as a rest.It of breathing the cation, to lay a deep and broad foun Huy is our principal crop and we Tinware: A. L. Fraser, one I ing their use in the business and al unison and all *f us being Kentuc- | fumes of squirrel poison. Taking the never bad a better one than ibis seas dation in Die study of the science*, I thickly populated localities. The bi- of the best tinners in Oregon, kians made the meeting doubly plena- timbered ridge road this aide ill* Dod- on. All tbe work in saving it is done arts and philosophies and to build up 1 cyclists of Dallas would greatly appre will meet your wants for any ant, .Somehow, regardless of polities, soli farm we found many evidences of with scythes and rakes. a strong, intellectual and moral char ciate a similar ordinance. there reems to lie a warmer feeling be- I gisid ground I» ing cleared for pastur acter. The school, the efore.it open thing in that line. Mias Arant. of Monmouth, tenches to all persons of good moral character. tween those front the south than age ami cultivation. Borne distance among those w ho came from the north from the road, on op|M>*ite sides of it the Steer creek school all of her pu The lioanl of trustee* have elected us Still higher up the neck of the goo»* we celled at the homes of Ed. Giess pits being cirl, of whom, she has mem’iere of the faculty persons of live J. M. Davis, J. B, Cottfiahle, A. and H. J. Christianson, finding their splendid control. She is also giving strong character and the president is is sold by *11 druggists on guarantee .................... VV. Toews and Henry Olmsted but we wives intelligent ladies with large gar music lessons. still in senrch ........ of a suitable instructor first bottle benefits or money back. Book on heart and nerves sent free. took the beck track and were soon in dens. Then we straightway trotted Building cabins on timber claims i ,or «*<“ •*«•■ Tl>* new »«••••»♦ory Dr. Mil®* Medical Company, Elkhart. Ind. the Ridgeway settlement. Tlteie. ns three miles home. has kept most Rock Creeker* busy I bu,Id,,*K '• sbn“*t oompleletl and with elsewhere, in tbe county most grain this spring. Mr. McBherrv lias fin- th* c*116« - budding, pro|wrly repatr- SOUTH crops are inferior, but garden stuff in ialied a contract and gone to baying i «-1 ,»n'1 furnished, will furnish ample OF We have neatly laiund hooka of Warren Wright has erected several i *ceo,iim(xUlieni foy this year, at tine i omlition Ane w yard fence at ACADEMY tbe home of John Ridgjway was be blank notes and receipts for sale at 25 and has taken a contract lo put up six 1***1. The location is very healiltful b l o c :: DALLAS ing painted. At the home of his c.-nts. One of each would last most more. Harrington A Heckel are con- and beautiful for situation ami th* bro'her, William, we tarried for a chat |iersons fot years. Are you thus sup slructing five for Dallas parties. moral and intellectual tone of Dallas Opposite Willamette hotel,Salem. W. E. S h a w * Son Will fl v * strength to the nerve* and re will) Mrs Ridgeway, whose father was plied. are shove the average. The interest store the liver ami kidney« to m healthy Proprietors. | taken by the citizens of Dallas and by condition, *|re tone to the stom ach «ml HARMONY. bowels, and prom ote a g ood appitita tbe rburcli at large insures success, bealthv digestion; will relieve constipa Mis* Myrtle llurgess is home from Thu president of tbe college will be tion, purify the blood and make a heal Stall room for double or the Corvallis college. thy b«idy with a clear ekin. That tired glad to furnish any information desir Ladies’ fine dress and fancy feeling will leave you and sleep will be single teams, 10 cent», restful. At W ilson's drug More, Dallas. . Mis* Nellie Sunderland ha* return ed I’alalogtiet can tie secured on ap cost times cle*ne«l without rip plication after July 24th. Address O. 4- * Saddle horses, 5 cents. ping by <lry process. Cur ed to her home on the highland*. ' H+++++4+++++++++++4++++++ C. Foiling, president, Dallas, ILegon. tain*, blankets, portieres, Seperate neat and warm Mis* I’earl Burges* is staving with dress goods ami kid gloves her aunt, Mr*. Lamson, at «Villamina. waiting rooms for ladies cleaned. Gentlemans* cloth* LOCAL and gentlemen. Give us iug cleaned, dyed and rt- George Leonard ami A. H. Tltomn , You will and pai re« I. of Sheridau, Suudayed in tin* neigh a trial. Feed for sale. C LIM ATIC always regret it , I orhuod. if you do not f --------------------r — ---------- --- -------------- ! N otH nit but a I * • * ) fBAlW! |i-em«*iy or chttnir« ot cli- M *• Mamie Mari* and niece, of Farm for Sale or Kent. take Kodak wit you | »»Ale » III cum Newlierg, are visiting her brother, C. CATARRH IV Maris. on your outing, - M-M-++++4-M-++++++++-I ++ j T H e S p e c i f i c la T H A V E A FARM O F IHOI T «00 ACRES SIT 1 M i d within tw o miles of Air!k> ior rtn t on low* Olliver Leonard and Mis* Fannie o |i ly ‘* Cream Balm I tim e or for m le on ttberml term*. T h « * i* * Onttry are attending summer school It Is quickly .X e .rlm i crop grow ing on the pUee an*l »om e -summer fallow Gives relief at o w e , A g'H>d assortment in* K m U-en dime. G ood oeehani and fair build at Bslem. to be dotted out below cost. R. E. Bryan Son. Lee S m ith ‘s Cyclery T H E IRON CLAD WAGNER BROS. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL P a ip iia tio n o f the H e a rt, it. Angel College i Seminary 99 D R . M ILES* C u re FARMERS' WILSON S . FEED SHED CELERY STEAM DYE WORKS DANDELION Mrs. M. A. Cook, Proprietor, ,000 W o r th of H igh G rad e CATARRH Clothing, J. P. Caldwell, agent, Dallas. Hats and Mens' Furnishing Goods. Mens wool suits at $3.95. «50, tWI nm i 75c crash lints at 35c each. 75c and $1 underiver nt 50c a garment. Greatest clothing «alt* of tin* year. 3 0 3 Commercial, Salem. O PPOSITC P O STO FFICC. f G Mi«* 1‘esrl Leonard is home from ! her school in the highland*. Bite i* engaged to leach our •<. boel next fall 41 open* and i-leantM« the* , Nanai Raaaajres Alleys InfUmaUon Heals *nd Protect- the Reetorv* the COLD »1 HEAD r of Taele and (tanel ftu ell •*nec* »V Ne i*J«Houe d n i f R ef ««»-. tv. M 50 i retain •».in; : Finill Family «*»•. •• nr by mail The Baptist* will hold a preacher* ilar KM itKoniKIW. M W 1 ar.an Street. New York. meeting here beginning on Friday, j July 27th and closing the Bondxy e v - 1 j eniug following. The colored people assisted by ectn* of the while brethren, who have been holding e revival meeting in the Sher idau city park, closed Sunday even ing. The |Mtrk wa* crowded and they BUG GIES! ing*. The farm h o r wilkall b e piaewri under good fence and oirideri in to » t hra«l six se p e m u held* , PoeNwasiun will he given August 1. 1 of cameras and photo supplies always F.. P. CAUWKLU Air«*. Or New and Second Hand. Single and Double. For Sale or Trade. Tarms to Suit Buyers. O. H. COBB & SON NORTH DALLAS. * » « ♦ » » » + + ■ » ♦ + » » » ► M O M to I k * found Call for Warrants. o r m t w i HEREBY O IVFN T H A T A l l . U - i-«ntv warranto o f |*oH» » m utty, O rr fm i, paid ct-un whlc#» were presented and ewdorwr-11 “ V - t paid f-*r ' want of fu n d s." pHor t í ) sh will be | pañi upon presentation at my ollk-e. intere** «rill not be allowed on the same after the d ate o f thi« m>- N i + t*ru 1 mteal, Kwila«, Jo»« lg, 1900. h i., rrm o*. C oesty Treasurer. j — AT— PFEHNIC’S JEWELRY STORE 1 N ext dtMtr to *. O.. I »alias.