OCR STAFF OF RUSTLERS.
AIR LIE .
and manages to do considerable of
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
that work in connection with his fir- I
J. D Bcvens and family are visiting
and Don’t Know It.
m!ng. Passing by theFaw k hop yard j
at Yaqtiina.
| now in charge of Finley Edgar, and | W H A T T H E Y H A V E T O S A T A B O U T
How To Flad Out.
T H E O O I N C S IN T H E C O U N T Y .
Miss Addie Fuller, of Corvallis, it
j
passing
through
several
gates
we
drew
|
D ALLAS, FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1900.
Fill a bottle or common glass with your
I up at the old Fawk homestead, where j
water and let it stand twenty-four hours; a vitiiing here.
TALK NO. 7.
J. M. Lynn and family now reside. A n Uneq u fcl' ed a n d C o m p l o t e Ra
sediment or set
There will ho a social h op at this
on ,. i » mri > R u car I'lU u T Mo*uil»o A t 7:30.
tling Indicates an
We spent a pleasant half hour with ’ s u m . nt W h a t T o u r F r i e n d « a re
I
d order to make room for our full stock, which will be immense a m i in now
place
Friday
evening.
a n d Hava Been Lately D o i n g .
unhealthy condi
1 Mrs. Lynn and the children, having!
j on the way, we are making a cut on all our summer good» for tlio next thirty
V V . A . W A S H ,
tion of the kid-
known them since they lived at Silver!
Henry Fuller and family, of Cor I days. Note some prices : Calicoes. 6 cents h yard ; Aum-keag gm uham», 5
\I
neys;
If It stains
BDITOH AND PKOPRHCToH.
i eleven years ago. Mr. Lynn has a ;
SALT CREEK.
vallis,
were
here
Sunday.
i cents a yard; «Ires« gingham* reduced from 13.1 rente to 10A caul» h yard, 10
your linen It Is
tine stock ranch and lot) goats are
evidence of kid
Katie Uwruh has gone to Newport,
J. W. Turnidge and family will go ! ' cents to 84, all 8 J, emits to 7.J; piques from 30 cents to 20, 20 to 12^ emit», 15
i helping fiim to keep down the under
ney trouble; too
! cents to 11 ; sono 10 bent pplk dots in duck at 8 ^; crash suiting» from 25
SUBSCRIPTIO N R A T E S :
growth. On we go to the former home
frequent desire to to Fish Lake for au outing.
There i. a new girl bitby at Ezra
i cents to 1 C|; dim ities, organdies, cordelette and lawn» at net cos* ; a line of
piss
it
or
pain
In
p
er
v<»ar
!
Pleasant
Orchard,
who
now
lives
in
Marta.
Mr. Sanders, deputy asseevor, wat all wool suiting» at 23 cents a yard, well worth 35. Ladies and gentlemens
♦ 1
the back is also doing l its vicinity tins week.
75
..........................per Hjx m on th s' Hallston, his son, Silas, boing a Dallas
summer underwear at reduced prices. To close out, also a line of dress skirts
♦
Mr. Arixlt h i. the la st summer fall convincing proof that the kidneys and blad
40 ..
! . . ! . ! . . Per three months real estate dealer. G. C. Unruh and
! amt under skirts and shirt waists at oast. W e are cleaning our s’ raw and
der are out of order.
Mr. Burrows, of Billings, Montana, i
Advertising rates made known on ' family now live there. Ifis wife whs ow wheat aruuml.
crash hats— just the tilings for these hot day»— at cost price. Our bargain
What to Do.
a visiting at the hnme of M. M. Jones.
application. Correspondence is solicit-! having an interesting time vitli some
H enry Clantield has a fine crop of
shoe counter has been covered again for the third time and w e. are cutting
There is comfort in the knowledge ao
I bees that she was trying to rob. A tame blackberries.
j often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-
A -a Taylor, of Independence, was down the price on several lota of very good shoo«'from $1.50 to $ i,i5 a pair
Fine Job Printing done at reasonable i ^Dle swarm of them» were on and
i Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills every
and from $1.75 to $1.30. These are bargains, and were sold very d o s e before
Mrs. C. Urnuh will be clm f cook wish In curing rheumatism, pain in the visiting his grandma near here Sun
.)rj cti8
j around her disputing her right to the
this out. Call and look these summer goods ovea. T h ey are g«»ods that you
, bock, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part day.
I honey, but she was not excited, nor with the R ush threshing outfit.
can use and are bargains.
of the urinary passage. It corrects inability
were they mad, and they did not seem
There was an ice cream social at
Mrs. O. W . Starr ha* b«en sick and to hold water and scalding pain In passing
at all inclined to sting her. Hie bro
| the home of Mrs. VV. K. W illiam s on
T h a t Dallas is going ahead admits ther, C, I*. Unruh, fell from a tree on their children have the whooping It, or bad effects following use of liquor,
S P E C IA L S : Our Cape Nome overall. Car of salt just received. Our usual
wine or beer, tnd overcomes that unpleasant Sunday.
cough.
low prices on sugars, coffees, tens, and in fact everything iu the grocery
of no denial or doubt. Same are do an adjoining place and wan killed not
1 necessity of being compelled to go often
Mrs. Wash
and daughter, Eva,
department. Note are big cu t on the price of brooms.
Tw o ladies saw a bear near the bridge during the diy, and to get up many times
ing everything they possibly can for long ago. Looking north and west
j
were
in
these
parts
last
week
in
the
the eye takes in several thousand north of Ballatoi) and are still .oared during the night. The mild and the extra
themselves and lor the town, but
ordinary effect of S w a m p -R oot Is soon I interest of the Item ize).
acres of grain and grass, the former over it.
m ight not some of our citizens be a golden lined and ready for t'»e sickle
realized. It stands the highest for Its won
Mrs. Laura W illiams, recently of
Ralph Havery will have charge of derful cures of the most distressing cases.
little more energetic and public spirit, and much of the latter cut and shock
| this pluue, was married a short time
ed ready to be hauled to the barns. the Ballalon store while Joe Craven If you need a medicine you should have the ago at Sum m it to a Mr. Troxel.
ed. A t least half a dozen good dwell"
best. Sold ly druggists In50c. and$l. sizes.
Men were busy in the buy Helds every goes to the coast.
You may have a sample bottle of this
There will he but little fall wheut
ings houses need to be built to rent to where. The numerous gardens were
Hnniuel Burks parents are out from wonderfg^ discovery
left standing by Saturday nittht. The
those who ate com ing here for a few full of a variety of green vegetables. Kansas on a visit and like our coun and a borne that tells
average
yield will be about 15 bushels.
AT—
years to educate their childurn. They Joshua Bowles lives at the old East try. They have just returned from more about It. both sent
absolutely free ky mall,
donation homestead, a part c f it b'dng the ocean shore.
should be undertaken at once or the occupied by Samuel Burk and family,
address Dr. Klmer U Ron. of swamp.*»«.
Spectacles and glasses at P fen nig’s.
Since the first of Marcii Charlie Co., Binghamton. N. Y. When writing men
fall rains may hinder. Ours is con who are away at the coast with his
tion
reading
this
generous
offer
in
this
paper.
Lynn has caught 1(53 digger squirrels
ceded to be an extra desirable town parent* who h id naverjseen old ocean
You will find new and old bikes to buy or rent. Your
On still another part of the donation, with steel traps. As lie gets 1 cen t a
for a home ami in writing to people el dm lives J h i . Gee, whose wife is a piece he will by and by have earned a
choice of Rambler, Ideal, Patee Crest and B. and II.
everywhere that fact should be made sister of Joe East, of Dallas. In speak small fortune.
Special. We have the best equipped l’epair shop in
Ronco Bros, are hauling a fine lot
prom inent. T he more you improve ing of the old Concord school house
cheat hay from Lewis Atwater’s farm.
W o r d s f o r O t h e r s •
B ETH EL.
the county. Brazing, enameling, frames cut down and
she a**id that many years ago Mrs. J.
and beautify you r homes the mote at L. Col ins, of Dallas, was one of her
every kind of repai ringf promptly done. Leak» in tires
John Groves and Mr. Ray, two
Lewis Ritner has put a new roof on
tractive will the place become to teachers there
Not a vestige of the his barn.
prominent hop men, visited our valley
positively stopped. Call and see my RUBBER NECK
old house remains, hut a new one has
last week.
strangers.
saddles and cuckoo bells. Wheels cleaned and ad
There are four vacant houses in this
teen built not faraw ay. Calling up
John Ritner has finished painting
on their neighbors, I). N. Kaegi and small valley.
justed. Floor pump for the use of wheelmen.
T hk international nnni.II« in China
B
L.
Hastings
honaj
and
will
build
a
wife, we noticed a Goldendale paper
Mr. M cRee has been looking after milk house for him.
drag, along with the prospect of a pasted on the wall and suggested we
his l ’eedee farm.
better outcom e than many hail anti* had once lived there, when she re
Reuben Hastings started his binder
plied that they too had spent some
R on co’s have four teams hauling on Saturday 21st. He has over 200
cipaied. The exact condition of for
years in that region. Between Hfteen hay to their place.
acres belonging to himself and neigh
Corner Main and Oak streets, Dallas, Oregon.
eigners in Pekin is net yet known, and twenty years ago we roamed all
Chae. Kau has rented T. A. Y ost’s bors to cut.
All kinds of iron and wood work done. Special atten
but the indications are that they have over that region as an editor, just aswe place on Upper l ’ eedoe.
Frank Gillian). Jesse Padgett and
tion given to wagon and carriage repairing. Bicycle lepair-
not all been killed as has been so of have been doing here for a dozen year*.
Then we knew almost every man, wo
T he branch Ptore of Miller <fc Alk- Jrthn Ritner, noted nimrud* of this
ing neatly done, Horse shoeing a specialty. All kinds of
ten reported. Our governm ent seems man and child in Klickitat county, horn is doing a good business here.
1 valley, wiil leave in a few days for the
plow and saw grinding done. Goods kept in stock for sale.
to hold the key to the situation that W ashington, and now we are acquaint
! head waters ol 'h e Siletzs. At the lat
T he Imps in this vicinity are look-
Full line of bicycles and sundries. Full line of buggies
ia Chinn has more faith in us than in ed with a big per cent of them in this in ; line and but lew lice have appear est report they had not decided if they
county.
Those people received u&
1 would take a four horse wagon or go
any other nation on earth, and all with almost unvarying hospitality and ed up.
and
a stock of J. I. Case plows. We also sell valvoline oils,
afoot.
the other powers have great respect so do they here. T o th e right of the
cylinder oil, engine oil and harvester oil. Best on earth at
Joseph Craton will move to South
M ONM OUTH.
for Ihe opinion* and nclions of our road where Henry Zum w alt used to ern Oregon Ibis fall fo r a change of
I right prices.
**My gratitude for the benefit
to live we found Noah Miller and fam clim ate.
country. All the countries are rush
G.
C.
Griffa
is building a new water | received from Dr. Miles' N erv
ily. He was delivering a number of
ing troops to China to guard their in nice lambs to J. L. Com bs, who lives
ine prompts me to write, that
Rev. C. C. Poling held the second tower 40 feet high.
others m ay learn of the efficacy
terests if grave emergencies arise. on the old Maguire place north of quarterly conference at Montgomery
Painting the front fence improves i
of this grand medicine. I suf
The Chinese leaders appreciate the Bethel. G ljnn Zum walt hag rented last Saturday.
the appearance of the college.
fered extreme nervous exhaus
gravity of the situation and are in his place on upper Salt Creek to Mr.
Miss Edith Miller has just closed a
Nearly all the hops out towaril the 1
W hite and is now living sn a part of successful term of school in tiie Fir
tion,which rendered me unable
MONM OUTH, OREGON.
clined to take a conservative course.
river have been sprayed and look well.
his mothers farm. W o enjoyed n oon
to work. M y nerves seemed to
T he end of it will he an ndvnnce of tide hospitality of himself and wife, G rove district.
be ‘on edge’ and I had much
.»FALL TE RM OPENS SEPTEMBER 18TH^
Mr*. C. G. Fisher is prostrated with
George Pulse has returned front the
she being a daughter of Mrs. H enry
civilization.
paralysis with but slight prospect for
lassitude. I began taking Dr.
Black, of Dallas. It is only a few Alsea bay, where he went to engage a recovery.
The students of the normal scheol
Miles’ Nervine and steadily
are prepared to take the state certifi
Jeweler Pfennig ¡.con fin ed at Tmm.- weeks since his father, C. P. Zum walt, crow of hop pickers.
improved
and
now
am
enjoy
We are to have an excellent crop of
was laid away until resurrection morn
with typhoid fever.
cate immediately
on
graduation.
D. Sim pson, of M onmouth, who is apples, hut the output of prunes will
ing good health.
W e noticed that Zach Howe has built
Graduates readily secure good posi
to
teach
our
fall
term
of
school,
made
Mrs.
Rsv.
F.
M.
Lacy,
Fortvill*.
Ind.
James Sim onton, of Rickreall, has a large barn on his father's old place,
be snail.
tions. Expenses of year frum $120 to
just bought a binder at the Caldwell and as we passed through Perrydale this valley a visit recently.
D R m M I L E S ’
$150. Strong academic anil profess
Th|
new
home
o
f
Mr.
Lorance,north
agricultural store.
another was seen being built by G. N.
The families of R. C. Craven, of Dal
ional courses, new special department
of byre, being built by H allock <ft
The musical talent of Dallas, to the Townsend. Here we are at the old las, Howard Bush and Mrs. Reed, of
in manual training, well equipped
Poole,
will
soon
he
finished
and
is
an
num ber of 100 , assembled at the home hum# of Wm. Perry, after whom the Kings Valiev. John Dyer, Joseph Cra
training department. For catalogue
o f Ed. Biddle Wednesday evening for town was named, It is now owned ton, and J. VV. Vast, of Peedee, Mrs. elegaat structure.
containing lull announcem ents, ad
is sold by all druggists on guarantee,
i
first bottle b e n e fit s o r m o n e y b a c k .
a delightful variety in that line. Frol. by J. M. Wise and wife, hut the Lick, of Salem, Mrs, Phillips and dau
dress 1‘ . L. Campbell, president, or W .
The death o f Prof. Powell has east a
Book on heart and nerves s e n t free.
Carriere, of Portland, rendered some family of G. F. Seeley, from W illami- ghter, of M ontgom ery, and a number gloom over the whole town and his
A. W ann, secretary.
- rallies Medical Company, Elkhart, Ind.
na, has been living there for several of others were ramped at Prescott’s place in social, religions and eduea
fine numbers.
years. Our attention was called to a old logging cam p on the Lnckiamute lional circles will he hard to fill.
----
D a ll a s City B a n k .
nice new piano wagon made for Mr. Inst week.
Dr. Butler, George Bootbby, Luther
At the annual meeting of the itock W ise by Blacksmith Strong, of Perry-
On the Upper Lnckianiule nt the Ground, President Campbell, Prof. A.
holders of Dallas City hank, the fol dale. It is made to bold two pianos
newly
established
logging
cantp
of
F. Campbell, J. L. M urphy, and fam
lowing officers were elected f«*r the or four organs. This fall Mr. Wise
y ea r: R. C. Craven, president; M. M. and wife will take it to Coos county to Spaulding A Co. there are a score or ily are hunting and fishing on the
N otice is hereby given that the coun ty superin
more
of
men
engaged
in
building
| Lower Alsea.
tendent of Poik coun ty, O regon, will hold the regu
Ellis, vice-president; R* E. W illiams, | peddle out a car loud of each pianos
lar exam ination of applicants tor state and county
Conducted by the Benedictine Fathers
cashier; W , G .Vaisall, a ssista n t cash and organs. Then they will drive up roads, dams, huts, etc., preparatory to
|k»prr* at Dallas
as follow s. F o rS ta te papers,
L- Bentley bored a well 120 feel. ewtnmencing
W ednesday,
A ugust 8th, lfKHI, at 9
ier. The hank reports a prosperous 100 young cattle from there to add to logging the tine timber which sur
|
deep
with
rock
over
the
stream
giving
rounds
them
on
all
sides.
The
log
o'clock , a. m .. anti continuing until Saturday,
Located forty miles south of Portland on one of
year,*having declared « dividend Jan the 80 they brought a few months
it a constant even temperature. E x A ugust U th , at 4 o ’clock :
uary 1st of 5 per cent and July 1st of ago. They are building for the beef gers are looked after by David Sim p
W rdncsd iy — Penm anship, history, spelling, a lv e-
the most healthful and attractive spots of the Wil
cept during tiie dryest weather the bra. school law.
son,
of
this
place,
who
has
followed
6 percent or 10 per cent for tlie year. and dairy cattle they expect to feed
T hursday—W ritten arithm etic, theory o f teach-
lamette valley. The ideal place for your boys. Pre
I
water
Hows
from
the
top
of
it.
the
business
of
logging
since
boyhood.
j ing. ramumr, b ook keeping, phy.-lcs, civil govern
Mr. Ellis says he is very much gratifi perhaps the largest, barn in the conn
m ent.
paratory, classical, commercial and scientific cour
ed after all the bank’s trials during tv, its dimensions being 44 by ltfO Thos. Reed, of Dallas, superintends
Spring grain looks well enough, but
Friday— Phy3ioloiry, geography, mental arithme-
the hard times to lo able to bring it fet t. It will contain 90,000 feet o f , ilm building of the dams, and Mrs. most o l that sown in the fall ia of poor I tic. com p osition , ph^oical geography.
ses. Music a specialty.
David
Simpson
and
Miss
Ella
Rilner
Saturday— Botany, plane geom etry, general his
through in such a satisfactory con di lumber and there are 80,000 shingle«
quality and over run with blue pink. tory , English literature, psychology.
do
Ihe
cooking.
tion and retires from the active man on the roof. There are to be 100 cat
F. DOMINIC, O. S. B., Director.
The hay crop is lsige and extra fine, | F or cou n ty papo*i the program is as follows.
------ re a a ------
com m encing W ednesday, Aug. 8th, at 9clr*ck, a. m..
agement, after twelve years of con tie stalls below and above perhaps 120
ft sells at |4 iu the field and $5 deliv ' and continuing until Friday, A ug. JOth at 4 o'clock,
It Saved H is Leg.
tinue us service, positively declining ton of hay. most of it clover. They
I First, second and third grs.de certificates,
ered.
P. A. D anforth.of lot Grange, Ga..
i W E D N ESD AY, penmanship, orthography, history,
to serve any longer, pleading hi« ma have about 80 acres of each clover and
i reading
suffered
for
six
m
onth
with
a
frightful
ny business interests demanding all rye grass, the former yielding about
i T H U R SD A Y , written arithm etic, theory of teaching, DALLAS COLLEGE.»
W EST SALEM .
running
sore
on
his
leg
;
hut
writes
gram m ar, school law.
W ISEM AN’S
-A N D -
his time. R. C. Craven, who succeeds tliree tons to the acre, and the latter
F R ID A Y , geography, m ental arithm etic, ph ysiolo
that
Bucklen’s
Arnica
Salve
wholly
I’aul Trngleo is home haying.
him, we all know as one of our moat they will thresh for seed. They are
gy, civil governm ent.
LA
CRE.OLE
ACADEM
Y
j * H ARDW ARE STO RE.»
cured
it
in
five
days.
For
wound*,
Primary certificates:
substantial,
cons rvetive
b n in es* making a -cien ’ iHc study of farming
Apples a partial failure, being hadly
W ednesday, |iennmanship orthography, reading.
M ILL S TR EET, DALLAS.
men. His name and presence gives and bO is Kdd e K eyt, wh lives on an ulcers, piles, it’s the liest salve in the diseased.
Located at Dallas, Oregon.
Thursday, art o f questioning theory of teaching,
world.
Cure
guaranteed.
Sold
by
M.
m ethods.
strength and an assurance of futuie adjoining place. He has 130 acres in
Best
heating and cook sto
Ail applicants m ust he present at the opening
D.
Ellis,
druggist.
Co-educational. Wo offer
success for the bank.
clover, only a part of it ready to cut
Mrs. S. 1). Gibson visited in Riekre- o f the exam ination.
ves
in
the
market. Tools of
Dated
this
¿3rd
«lay
o
f
J
uly
1000.
-----------------
this season. He thinks he has 300
all recently,
superior advantages at reas-
J . L STARR,
S M ITH FIE LD .
O U T IN T H E C O U N T Y .
tons of clover hay, more than half of
all
kinds.
Paints,
oils, etc.
Co. School Supt , Polk Co.. Or.
sonable
rates.
Fall
term
op
Sherman Elliott has purchared a
which he will put in his own ham s to
Geo. and James Myer went to Rock new bicycle.
It is 8 o ’clock Tuesday morning and
ens
Sept.
19;
registration
Sept
fet'd to stock. On one Held he used Creek this week.
Tinware: A. L. Fraser, one
the weather is all any one could ask.
Final Settlement.
land plaster with wonderfully good ef-
Ich . Burt is visitiug relatives at
18th, For catalogue or oth of the best tinners in Oregon,
There is not a cloud athwart the
Anan Myer ami family, alao Mr*. Forest Grove.
! feels, which are today visible in the
er inform ation aihlress,
heaven«, but the air is cool and re
will meet your wants for any
t new crop growing. Placet where the James Myer and childern, are at the
rOTICE IS'IH ER ETIY OIVF.N T H A T THK I N-
0 . C. PO LING . Ph. D. Pres.,
freshing. W e are entering a gate
The Army worm is doing great N dersigned adm inistrator o f the estate o f David
i plaster was strewn produce almost coast.
thing in that line.
Dallas,
Oregon.
across the road from the home of Ted
Iktvis.
deceased, haw filed his final account as
damage in gardens.
. doble as much as unplastered parts.
such adm inistrator in th ecou n ty *ourtof l’olk county
dy Roe on the Salt Creek highway.
Hurl Hastings is home at work af-
O regon, and that said co a rt levs set the hearing
He tiaed about 100 pouu Is to the acre
Moilery Fletcher, o f Jeffersou, visit thereof on Monday, Sept. 3, 1900, at the hour of
Just yunder ia the home where Uncle
ter working for Ed. Keyt (our week*
’ at a cost of 00 cents. His brother,
1 o'clock in the afternoon o f said day.and all persons
|.q.q.q.4~|.q.q.q.q.4.q.q.+q.q.4~|.4-4-H-4
ed his sister Sunday.
George Brown and wife have lived for
in hay.
having o b je c tio n ! to the same a rc notified to present
Henry, has about fifty acres of clover
theae many years and there they g«*
them to said cou rt on or before said time.
| and others more or less. We tarried
Mrs. Luella Thacker and cdildren
Geo. Myer has sold his threshing
Date«!, this 25th day of J u ly , 1900.
from the garden with fresh vegetables i .
~
,
,
H. B. COSPFK,
to lesrn machine after running threshers for are tuLiiig an outing at Mill City.
r
* * at M cCoy only long enough
ent
lor dinner. She walks spry enough, . . f , / « / , . •. .
A dm inistrator.
gone
to
the
i lith
, , e . totters
. . . with
-.i - a cane, i.
;
that
twenty years.
Oscar H ayter, attorney for estate
b
rassing
____ . J. C. Fletcher , had ,
Mrs. M. A. Chap.nan has purchased
mountains for his health. He may
SOUTH
the home of their son, Ed., we are
A. Jones driving horse, Birdie, fur $35.
sell out his mercantile business on ac-
R IO K R EALL.
OR
soon at the home of Herman Miller
A
C
ADEMY
.u Peter
■» .
u nison place.
i
m
poor health.
Mr* G- W . Gosser has returned from
on the
U
1 he .. hopN. I count
. of his *.
.
. Four
. , o . clock
T
he
farmers
are
busy
cutting
grain-
b
l
o c :;
.
i . i i
.1
had com e and we struck out for home
a three months visit with relatives on
the oats and the hav on the adjun
. . . . . . .
.
..
DALLAS
z
.
;
* J
i i ...»
via Dixie, distance ever 12 miles.
Mrs. B. F. I.ucat ami children are the sound.
Ins ranches is good enough, but the ..
’ ,
,
O pposite W illam ette hotel, Salem.
W. E. Shaw A Son
wheat
stands
at
a dlsvount 8om* cr,’l’" h1,,"K 1 ,e y wor® K,,0<i ill McMinnville.
W ill g ive strength t*» the nerves and re
Sunday scho«l at the hall is flour
Mr. Miller is a skillful brick m nw m 1 * nd olh#r* P ° ° r
store tin* liver ami kidneys to a healthy
Proprietors.
Tent l.ueas and family, of Mon- ishing with Mr. Rosenbaum ns super-
condition, give tone to the stom ach end
. ....... ■ ■ ■ —
■
mouth, were here vieiting relatives last I iiitendsut.
bowels, and ‘prom ote a g ood appitiU
++
healthy digestion; will relieve constipa
week.
tion, purify the blood and make a heal
Stall room for double or
Mrs. if. H. Fletcher has returned
thy body w ith a clear skiu. That tired
E. A. Stenson and wife, Mrs. Sam
I.adie»’ fine dre*» *nd fancy
feeling will leate you and sleep will be
single teams, 10 cents,
restful. At Wilson s drug store, Dallas.
uel Orr, and her daughter, Miss I.izzie, home and r port* a fine grandson at
costume* cleaned without rip
the home of her son, Frank.
1 are at Newport.
Saddle horses, 5 cents.
ping by dry process. Cnr-
tains,
blanket*,
portiere*,
Seperate neat and warm
Come I hi* way fur blank receipt* or
Frank Burch, of Pomeroy, Wash
dress gowl* and kid gloves
ington, was here the first of the week note*, either loose or in book*.
waiting rooms for ladies
cleaned. Gentlemans’ cloth
visiting relatives.
and gentlemen. Give us
ing cleaned, dyerl and re
You will
paired.
Warren Burch ha* gone to Eastern
a trial. Feed for sale.
always
regret it
Oregon. He doc* not expect to re-
if you tin not
l turn for several months.
TH E POLK COUNTY ITENIIZER
I
A
C ra sh
in
P r ic e s .
R. E. Bryan
Son.
Lee S m ith ‘s Cyclery
Encouraging
T H E IR O N C L A D
WAGNER BROS.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
£ 5 < s r tr k i i ©
. Angel College i Seminary
Notioeof Teacherslxam ination
FARM ERS'
W ILSON'S
FEED SHED
CELERY
S TEAM D YE WORKS
DANDELION
Mrs. M. 1. Cook. Proprietor,
$15,000
W o rth
o f H ig h
G ra d e
Clothing,
Hats and Mens' Furnishing Goods.
to be closed out below cost.
Mens wool suit» nt $3.95.
50, 00 and 75c crash hats at 35c each.
75c and ♦1 underwer at 50c u garment.
Greatest clothing anleof the year.
3 0 3
C o m m e r c ia l, S a le m .
o p p o s it e p o s T o r n c c .
Nasal
J. P. Caldwell, afoot, Dallas.
CATARRH
Mrs. John Bog and, who hs* lieen
In all its «taf*«« ih«
| visiting here for the past fortnight, re- should bs Usaii-uess.
j turned to her Portland home W e d -, E lj%* Cream Dalia
rlwrn«**, sooth«» *nd h«sls
nesday.
► +>+++++++++++++++++++++
BUG
GIES!
tX« dittassd nw.nbrans.
Mr. Ball, of Dallas, is working for
! Stsm-r A Vaughn in their blacksmith
shop. His family is cam ping here at
present.
Frank Gibson and Ben Lucas, who
I have charge of the lVrry warehouee.
have been having eonie work done on
jit preparatory to harvest.
------- —•*- --------
It cure* catarrh and dri»«s
• way t eol4 In ths hcs«l
quick'?.
I n n Balm I* piar*! tala Ik* Mtrtl*. *p rmmii
, „ J l , .b e n r lw L
Dr. Lulh»r w m c died In So
jS-yettr-old child of J. W . Yoet.
from
H A VE A FARM OF ABOUT 400 ACRES SIT
uated within tw o m iles of Airlie ior rent on long
tim e or fo r «ale on liberal term ». There is a wrafc
crop grow ing on the plaee and som e sum m er fa llow
ing has b*en done. G ood rnrhard and fair buiM
tngs. The farm is or will all he placed under g»** 1
fence and divided into at least six seperate fields
will be given A ugust 1. M*>0.
E. P. CAD W E LL, Airlie. Or
I
H alls! Is Iw -
New and Second Hand.
Single and Double.
For Sale or Trade.
Terms to Suit Buyers.
w -State a w l a cure fellow s, It U ao* 4 r r t a t -< t « - s
e ot pnxtiwe ssoastn *. I a - f a e ls e , •• aaota at Drti*-
|tat. or Or w a l l; T rial M ao, 1* r e a ls l>T « a l l
KLT l . t O T l l Z K S . *4 W arren S treet. Haw T o»k .
PEEDEE.
L. R ilner is banling lumber
{ Kroi co mill* for Cima Kerber
Farm for Sale or Rent.
±
O. H. COBB & SON
N O R T H D A L L A S I.
Cail
for Warrants.
N otice ia hereby
orv- N
that all
nt-
paid county warrants o f p.-Jk lo u n ty , Oregon,
which were prceènt-d an«i ef*lor«*e.!t “ T nt paid f-*r
«
witm >s runs
funds," pr黫 to Ian I, I8SH,
presentation at » «» office,
+ *•»• «)“ " I r->
*4» in
not * be
he Ajh.wei
allowed on the same after the date o f
h . L. n n n o s i ,
f n w _________________
take a Kodak wit you
on your outing,
o
A good assortment
of cameras
and photo supplies .
always
to I k ? found
—AT—
s r - : PFENNiB S JEWELRY STORE
b o ls a , IkalkbS, June i t , I*.TO.
Conlj
Next door to 1’ . O., llallas.