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A M o th e r T e lle H o w S h o Saved H e r L ittle D a u g H te r'e L ite . lin n the mother ofcign t children null have had a ureal deal ol expci ieuce with medicine«, fatal rummer my little daughter had the dysentery in itr worst form. W e thought rhe would die. I tried everything 1 could think of, but nothing -oeraed to do her Hny good. 1 sr.w by an edvertleemeut ill our paper that Chaniberlaiii’r Colic Cholera and Diarrheou Remedy war highly recommended and rent mid got a bottle at once, ft proved to be one of me very beat mediclm * we ever had in the home, ft raved my litile daughter’r lile. f am tnxiout for ev ery mother lo know what an excell ent medicine it ir. Had I known it at first it would have raved me a great deal of anxiety and my little daughter much differing.— Yourr truly, M r s . Q bo . F. B u r b i h k , Liberty, K. I. For sale by A. K. Wiisou. T R A D IN G P O IN T S A T S A LK M . Helfenbraud’a resUurant furnishes big dinners at little prices. The object of advertising is to draw trade but that is not the only means li ed hy the New York racket rtore '1 ney keep a good aa-ortuicnl of ready made clothing and other things need ed about evi-ryliome mid sell every thing at such reduced figures as to win numerous buyers from all around A n n o u n c e m e n t. C. L. Hubbard is repainting his LOCAL AND GENEKAL- dwelling. T o accomodate three who are par tial to the use of atomisers in apply Mrs. Dempsey has been down with ing liquids into the nasal passages fur W H A T W E H A V E L E A R N E D D U R IN G inflammatory rheumatism. T H E W E E K F R O M A L L A V A IL . eaiharral troubles, the proprietors pre pare Cream Balnt. Price, including Come this wsy for blank receipts or the spraying tube is 75 cents. Drug A b l* S o u ro o s D Is h a d u p (o r O u r notes, e ilh tr loose or in books. N u m a ro u s F a m ily of R aatfars gists or by mail. The liquid form em W m . Headley and family have mov- ; In A b ra v ia ta d P a r a g r a p h s . bodies tiie medical properties of the ed buck to Dallas from Tacoma. solid preparation. Cream Balm is quickly absorlied by 'the membrane Baled hay and mill feed at Osficld’a Mrs. W . G. Vassal is visiting her sis and does not dry up the secretions but ter, Mrs. Drumclier, at tjheridan. See ad of Morley’s prune grader and changes them to a natural and heal thy character. Ely Brothers, 66 War- | *'°P l*»«kels. John B. Smith has bought Dave Hubbard's hand of about 80 goats. ren street. New York. George Whitehern and wife have a new horn son. Sheriff Van Orsdel is moving to the CO U N TY SEAT 8H O TLC T8. piuperty recently bought of Robert : Henry Gede is spraying his hops at Ho, everyoue that needs any kind i Suitor. the Mason yard. of footwear. Come to the Guvnor em McBee’s thresher started at th e 1 porium wiiere they keep the beat of There is an opening for a black- home of Harvey Gage near Bridgeport everything atui sell at lowest prices. smith at Suver. I yesterday. They do all manner af repairing. Otto Bverley and family have V A new traction engine has arrived turned from Idaho. from Portland fur the Byerley thresh The Brown's are merchants from Mis* Lena Campbell has been visit ing outfit. away back. Dealing aw they do in gen eral merchandise there is scarcely any ing Forest Grove kindled. Ben Harris was married Wednesday want that they cannot fill. They al C. W . Leonard is to receive and at Junction City to a daughter of Mrs ways have 'he latest and best and al weigh wheat at the Talmage mill. Robert Clow. low no other firm to undersell them. J. H. Tewnsend haa lieen chosen ! Ed Campbell has returned from Try them (or the ptoof of these asser district deputy of the N stive Sous. ' Eastern Oregon, where he has been tions. herding aiieep. Prof. French snd wife, of the nor' mat school, are traveling in Europe. Miss Lettie Osborn, ntrth of lude- Williams, the confectioner, has de Jepfcndenre, has become tile bride of licious ice cream and cooling driuke. J. A. W ithrow’s blowing thresher Jas. P. lluutley. Melons and fruit in variety and the will operate in the south end l>f the best canines in the market. county. Jas. Sltives is to lie principal of the Salt Creek school with Miss Lillie T. W. Johnson and family, of Port Horse shoes put an hy Mr. Lynch land, have been visiting Dr. Farley Baxter as asai taut. S la v thereuntil taken oil'. and wife. J. W . Brown and Norton Bros., of ROYAL BAKING POWDER r tf R O Y A L Baking Powder is indispens able to the prepara tion of the finest cake, h o t-b read s, rolls and muffins. Makes the lightest most delicious and tasty hot biscuit If Henry Brown Ht the old post- office stable cannot please you with a Lewisville, have contracted 10,000 livery outtit you must he exeeedly Miss Hallie Reynolds, of Dallas, is liaiü lo please. Am ong his elisioni- Nearly everybody in Dallas an.I clerking for Jacobson A Co. at Mc pounds of hops at 0 cents. Housekeepers are sometimes importuned to ers are the best p e o p l e in Halim, along I lie route patronises the Salem Minnville. — In answer to a subscriber we reply stage wilii orders. i , , that there is a law against hogs run- buy other powders because they are “ cheap J. W. Under ami an.tly are spend- nj Mt , iu UlU *OUDly. .% lYr. Keeler at the sleel bridge feed **»g h few weeks at the Newport sum- | J Housekeepers should stop and think, If Morrisou, the liveryman, had mer resort. yard is a lior.e doctor of long and H. L Fenton and family3 have been j successlil) experience.- Always leave twice as many horses uml vehicles ppcnditiK a we* k on their ranch near such powders are lower priced, are they not Misses Opal Hall ami Tillie Best, of your team 'liete »lie n ii|> luwn on there would l>e a public demand lor Falls City building a gnat «tied. business. Horses invariably well them. He keeps tile lost of the kind Monmouth, will go hack to Eastern inferior ? Oregon to teach. Alfred M ight, who hail been around ill town. cared for. Dallas fur some years, lias gone into W hile Rev. Motlershead was preach Tillamook to spy out a new home. Is it economy to spoil your digestion to Harvesters and those who go ram p ing her« his wife was filling his pulpit For easy fitting chillies, for long Prof. Sanders and Mrs. F. H. Morri Wearing clothes, for subsiauiisl, low ing can fill many of their wants at at Independent'«. save a few pennies? son will constitute the examining priced goods, or for the very best Kiiulls hardware store. He keeps all F. A. Link, an enterterprising f a r board of School Superintendent Starr. qualities at proportionate figures, go conveniences of a metallic kind. And nier at Montgomery, is 'miking Alum is used in some baking powders be in a- to Johnson'a clothing eni|Orium. remember that they are not shoddy cause it is cheap. It costs but a few cents a terisl improvements. Miss Maud I<ewis, daughter of Jesae pound whereas the chief ingredient in a pure They will sell you a luxi vesting list Hilling things that will s<sm be unfit Lewi«, deceased, was married in Salem powder costs thirty. But alum is a corrosive for a n'ckel and some lines of sum {or use. Ilis business motto is to Emerson Harris and Jas Ball a r e Wednesday lo Mr. Want, of Wasco poison which, taken in food, acts injuriously mer goods you can get at first cost. K e e p nothing but the best in any line. thrashing with the H enry Fawk n ta - county. upon the stomach, liver and kidneys. It always pays lo trade at Johnson's When you want any kind of hurdware chine near Oak Grove. be sure to go there. Notice ad of Wehaters unabridged • — o— .1. Starr and family will move The ice cream and soda water par x*. from Falls City to the Hagood pro[ter- dictionary in this paper and do not be ROYAL BARINO POWDER CO., 100 WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK. guilty of buying an out of date reprint lor ol Ellis A Ziiiu is a delightful place Painter lame is making many signs ty vacated hy Sheriff Van Orsdel. concern. to visit, everything being so neat and fonlhe business men of Dallas. Some The threshers of J. A. W ithrow and c«ml. Their candies and fruits are of them arc to lie put up in town and C. C. Doughty, formerly connected the best to be had. o iters at conspicuous places out in the J. C. Talbott are running in the Lew with the Observer, baa gone to Jack isville reigon, nir crops being extra Elder R. M. Messick is preaching at and found two quite attractive child Spectacles and glasses at Pfenni g ’s. country. sonville to work iu adtmocrutic news good. Garfield, Washington, but bis family ren, Grace and Dean. She w ill not paper office. Take or send your soiled clothes to **• resida at Salem. soon forgot the enjoyable stop with B ig B a rg a in s A t M c C o y , There will be a lawn social at the the steam laundry and they will be re Whatever any other gunsmith ever L. W . Langhary and wile and their Beginning August 15th J. C. Fletch G. L. Hawkins, the Independence turned white as snow and nicety men did Can be done by Mr. Kisssr ut his M. E church this evening. Icecream Herbert Fawk, of Oak Qrove ia attractive grandchildren, Ivan and er, of McCoy, will as soon as possible marble cutter, is winning an enviable ded when necessary. N o China shop shop o n Mill street. Many a discar and CHko served for 10 cents. A ll in repu ntion ami gets most of the work clerking at Fry’« drug store in Salem Alealh. Passing thehomes of J. M. Hag close out his entire stock of general vited. • does such work. and will probably take a cousre in ded sun S h a d e lie c o u ld m a k e good as gard, .1. L. Burns.and O. J. Bagley she merchandise regardless of cost, ns fail i t ilist line in this couuly. pharmicy. new a t s m a ll c o s t . was delighted with the variety of beau ing health demands that he should Mrs. W heeler a sister of C. N. F A L L S C IT Y . The hemes of Otho Williams and Mi Tlrarp and Mts. S. R. Withrow of In There are at Sheridan 1,000 cords of tiful flowers being raised by Mies Le make a change. Now and there Is a 1" Woods have bean nicely repainted. Charley W right is working at L u When any part of your harvesting dependence was buried there last Unpainted housea around Dallas now oak grub wood, awsiling for cars to na Hiltibrand and found the home of good iime to lay in your fall and win woek. cas’ mill during the day. get to Portland, it being worth $2 a Mrs. J. B. Stump surroundtd by linii ter’s supplies. This is a genuine clos machinery breaks down J. E. Smith is look shabbier than ever before. lar attractions. Numerous meadow, ing out sale and no half way r> stona- cord on board. the blacksmith that can fix it up in There is a good crop of prunes Miss Olive Smith, whose heme is of hay were being cured and nearly ble offer will he rejected. Go prompt W hile turning a corner on her bi short order. nesr this city has been organist at the around this place but tie dryer. Dr. L . L. Rowland, who was an ear- all of it appeared first class. Many ly ami see if he has not some things cycle, Miss Ethel Cravep .came in Corvallis Presbyterian church for two contact with' the binding pole of a ly day teacher at both Bethel and grain fields stood ready for the reap you need.’ He will sell them to you Ben Harrington and Isaacs have S c h o o l B o n d E lo e tio n . years. Monmouth, is now farming in the foot era and she thought it was better than cheaper than you can get the same liav wagon and was seriously injured. gone homcsceking to Southern Ore I t was found impossible to finis^t up hills of Marion county. the average around Dallas. Nightfall goods any whore else. gon. I f you do not feel quite well, try a tli« uew and properly alter the old Henderson Murphy, on1 American bmuglit her and Eva to the haiiit- bottle of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It Is a school building for the $5,000 bonds The liarnessninker at Perrydale Inis | some and convenient home of Hon. I. Bottom, has sent fifteen car loads of Fred.Kau is able to walk around wounderful tonic and invigorator. It M u s ic a l A n d L ite ra ry . voted. The directors have taken ev timothy hay lo the Portland market. «pent his life at that work and has no M. Simpson and wife, who seemed to with a cane, and Mr. Bundle is the School Huperintemlednt Starr has ery precaution to keep down expen will help you. Exam ine his slock and he surrounded with everything the same. The worms-ate up hia second crop of superior. ses, but the building as being provid work before you buy anything in tliut heart could wish. Their cream is thoughtfully arranged to entoriain the H. Hirschberg, who liHsa large crop clover. teachers in attendance at the examin Randolph Butler is gelling .1 cents ed is a necessity ami they find that it line. at once separated from the milk of grain north of Independence, has ation und the general public next J. B. Nunn will build a warehouse each for trapped squirrels and 5 cents will take $2,500 more to finish it up bought a thresher of his own so as to nml (lie latter fed to the pigs. They in good shape. Therefore, they have Thursday evening ut the M. E. church 100 feet south of his fruit dryer. He The Dallas sawmill has about run for gophers. have a telephone connecting with not called a special school meeting for not have to await the conveniences of will have some 800 bushels of prunes out of loga and will do Iml little more There will be solos by Mrs. Walker others. only ail important points in the coun A committee of*ou r citizens went Monday, August 13th at the city hall and O. John Cosper, an instrumental and his neighbor H enry Campbell sawing until the fall raina come. Ill ty, hut also with the whole outside to Imle|ie!idence Wednesday on rail- from 1 to 4 o’clock to vote upon is solo by Mrs. Joey Leitck, a recitation the meantime the dams will he bettor- Miss Retta Campbell is spending a nearly as many. world. A t an early hour next morn 'way business. hy Miss Nellie Muscott, a song hy suing the npeded $2,500 bonds. All few days down by the seaside at New- ! ed and other improvements made. ,,,, , . _ ing they were in Airlie, having passed male quartet, duet hy Mrs. Conkey y ° " gel w * l ° *i° 0ce? " Ora Carey is on a visit home from of us wish we could get along w ith |x>rt and next week Charlie and Mar- 0 the homes C, E. Stasis and Bura Tart A. Burkhalter wanting to buy sev Oregon City where lie is sngnged in out said expense, but there is no way ton Byron with their fainiliea will go Fark, \\ ood* or Tillatmiok City be enty gonta advertised ill this paper er. They called on most of the fumi- and Mrs. Leitch and a lecture entitl sure 10 «Ä,te l 'ie “ >8 Neslycca route, ed, The Higher Use of Learning, by lo get around it. The question is camping. tlie confectionery business. it being the shortest and b,st. Go by and toon got them from O. N. H arr ilies residing at the railway terminus Rev. A. 1. Goodfriend. shall wo provide for the education of and met a cordial reception, both wo ington, T. S. Brown and M. Michel, Putnam Fadeless dye. pink, ia tlic |tll(' waJ of Dolph. Sheep and goats should lie protect our children und offer inducements men and men seeming entirely will brook at from $2 50 to $3.50 each. ed with a license of $1 annually and lor others to conic and settle among only dye that produces clear bright The golden wedding of C. C. Pat ing In atop their work for a chat. L it all masterless cura outlawed. us to help pay tit« bonds, or will we shad«« of pink that are fast to light rick and wife was celebrated in Spring N E W TO -D A Y . tle Miss Ruth Hastings and Master M A R K E T R EP O R T. shortsightedly rote against the bonds and washing. 10 cents per package. Valley last week. Am ong their dau Raymond Williams she pronounced James A Faver’a baler has been in and thus greatly injure the town. Sold by A. K. Wilson. I Correct«! weekly by («11« Sort | ghters are Mrs. Kato Coyle and Hattie children of more than ordinary at tlie Lewisville valley on clover hay; TKXH OKtlnKMKM ro H SALE BY MKS. C. W heat, per bushel,40 cts. Huglieg A Cramer of the Dallas or Gibson, of that vicinity. Donaldson, of Dalla«. tractiveness. One of the most inter they baled 125 tons for B. F. Smith. P re ve n te d A T ra g e d y . Bran, per ton $12. esting characters found on the whole gan fowtory, are fii.lsli.ng a lot of « , ,lle p r(,H hvterian A),,irei. Rev Tim ely information given Mrs, Prof. Frank Emmett will teach at Shorts, per ton, $14. trip woe Grandman Staats who had ¿M TKAY-A DARK RED MILCH COW WITH Kickreall, Miss Haley and Mrs. Hop George Is>ng. of New 8traitsviUe,Ohio. lTVkl L i ‘.m " f '" k " ' T r 1*' 11,6 W00'' Ooodfriend will preach i^ th e nmrn Oats, per bushel, 30 cts. white apotn. Any Information or her return to l*eit there since 1845, their nearest saved two lives A frightful couch L r I ? ! ? " ' | ¡n g fr « w ll.e IIicL TheTu-de,option J. Burnell. »I mile* south of Dalla», will be suita kins at Falls City and Miss Edith Flour, per 10 barrels, $2 65. neighbors at first being in Dallas and L. ‘ ‘ » ‘ PorUnt betterment, to | ,jf Cre„ tion. and in lhe eveilin^ on bly rewarded. had long kept her awake every night. Miller at Haz.-l Dell. their plant. Flour, per seek, 75c. Corvallis. There was something about The Challenge of the Agee. Hhe had tried many remedies aud due Buckwheat Hour, $2.50 per cwt. that home which made both Mrs. A party of ten wheelers among tors but sleadilv grew worse until urg Last week J. C. Hayter, editor of | RIWH COW AND CALE KOR BALE BY W. P. Germea, $1 50 per cwt. The other night Henry Shope’s Wash and Eva inclined lo accept the whom ws noticed W F Niohola and •«I to try Dr. K ing’s New Discevery. I (lie Olaterver, was visiting kindred at Miller, of Dalla«. Corn meal, $2 60 per cwt. invitation to remain until after din W. Starr paid our burg a visit last One bottle wholly cured her; and eke Platte City, Missouri, which was our horse became crazed witli excessive pain, broke out ef the barn lot ami af ner, hut it was too early in the day. Sunday from Dallas. writes, this marvelous medicine also heme thirty years ago, we being prin- ' M. PALMER, OK DALLAR, HAH SI OOOD EWKM ICorrsetsd weekly by Brown A Son ter rushing around town ran into a From no other point was the scenery I- .1. 8. Talbott’s tliresing crew is cured Mr. Long of a revere attack < f | cipal of the public school’ tin re. lie livery stable, where lie fell dead. Potatoes, per bushel, 40 cts. so attractive. W hile interviewing about made up. Sam Tetherow will pneumonia. Such cures are ]s>eiuve also visited Richmond where the Cra- Butter, per pound, 15cls. Mrs- A. C. Staats they noticed her lit GOOD WORK MARK KOR BALK BY 8AML- L. 8. Kumwalt, W . L. Wells. R. E pitch, Josh Talbott and Foreman feed pro»! of its power to cure all throat, ven brothers came from. Lard, per pound, 9(910 cts. tle girl busy washing a big dog that . «10*1 at Kick reali. Bryan, O. L. Francis, (Jeorgv A'liite- ers, Miss Lena lliltibraud and Mr, cliest and lung troubles. Only 50 Bacon,sides, per pound, 9(910 cts bad become muddy. The next ohjec When good wit is kind as well as liorn, Lee Smith and Ralph Morrison cents and $1. Guaranteed. Trial bot a m i Mrs. W hite at the cook wagen. Hams, per pound, 12(915 cts. live point was Stiver ami eriroute Mrs. OP PICKKRM WANTED TO GATHER T IIIR tle bottle free at M. D. Ellis’ drug playful, when information knows how are over in the Siletz region with a Shoulders, per pound,8(910 cts. J. A. Withrow and-the D’Armoml ty acres at Kickreall by John W. orr, Destruction of small birds is the store. to he silent, as well as how to speak. | view lo taking government land, E ggs, per dozen ,15 cts. boys, who are bachelors, were talked cause of the worm plague in the coun wlii'ii good will ia shown lo those who Chickens, per dozen, $3(9$4 to, the latter having 500 acres in cul | are absent as well as to those who are Jeweler Morris has Watches and try. Some legislation is badly needed S U V ». TENT FOR BALK BY MRS. T. C- GARWOOD, Dried fruits, per pound, 12 cts. tivation. They stop|ied within the . of Dallas. ' present, we may know that we are in clocks at prices to «n it «.»cry purse, j with strict siiforcemeitt of existing Beets, per pound, 1 cents city limits of Sliver only long enough No injury tu bops by lice so far. society.— August Ladies Hom e Jonrn- ! spectacles for ali ages and silverware laws. A license ol $1 a year for car Turnips, per pound, 1 cts. to water their horse at Ills postoffice. suitable for wedding prescnls Sec rying a gun would help the small LACKBEKRIKS FOR SALE AT THE PATCH Roads quit« dusty and traveling dis al. Cabbage, per pound, 2^ cts. They found J. T. James and wife an B of J. L. Brown on Upper Malt creek. Take the pretty things in h i* s h o w c a ses . birds. agreeable. our reeeelt. Fully 100 perssns, many of them in Onions, per pound, 2 cts. interesting couple with positive and Saps and hammer? may be heard Last Monday Prof. Frank Emmett Beans, per pound, 4<bB cents. eirn esl opinions about tilings. Did Our blacksmith has eliul up shop buggies and carriages, were at tin and Chts. Illing-worth started for and gone to California. Dallas speeding grounds last Saturday all over Dalla* and the painters too Corn meal, per pound,2J cts. yon ever notice the difference in peo .lARMEKM CAN GET GRAIN flACKM AT THE Dalla« flouring: mill. Mr. Noel will pay the Dallas in the lalters’ buggy, but just evening. A number of swift bicyclists are getting in their -work.- Tsesidcat H *y, per ton, $ 6 »$ 7 . ple, even in the matter ol shaking tugheet price for Hist claae wheat and will take grain Cut w o rm are greatly injuring the showed what they could do on a wheel | Poling M having a kitchen erected and at the doctor's the horse plunged and hands? Some give a vigorous, warm on storage, went into the feie*e, Isith men jum p gardens and young clover. T W O D A Y S * O U T IH C . and about two dozen horses stood Isaac Hughes has built a nice wood and friendly grasp while others put . _ ed and escaped serious injury but the ready to prove that they could outgo shed. Mr». Itsmixer h a s been spending a but little more expression in the act I K K HAVE FitH BALE AT *>00 AN EXCEL- W . Me Lane lies been «praying hi« any other four footed beasts around. buggy was kickrd into kindling. ?? lent goat ranch Just beyond Bridgeport. It Lieutenant Brynn and bride have I csuple of days among our country Ilian would a half dead person. On eontaina 83 acre«, in all under fence and htutafeur pntatne vine« with pari* green for thv the Stump farm they found an inler- room dwelling. About half of it cleared aud plen southern part of the arrived and are settled in the new cousins in the Iwnefll of the cot worm«. • A LLSTO N . Jas. Elliott s'arted his machine at teresting Gernan family iiHinsd Gigcr. ty of good water. liunir Tuesday and then went to Mr. house north af tire M. E. church. He countv and the only thing she found Crossing the Daiidson bridge a ball Edna Butler and Eloua Gregg are Several threshing machines will Smith’s on the old Rrobert Clow place proved his worth as a soldier at Mani not to her liking was Ills dusty road* start up this week. Fall wheat is ex The Martin A Blodgett machine lie la and we are sure our |>eople will be Jast beyond doiimottth she tarried was mad« lo form (he acquaintance of quite sick. a le d h a y o r m t k a w t a k e n on storag e at reaeonahle price«. Apply » I the eheriff'« of- " - Murphy mid wife, and then pected to torn owl from 10 to 15 bush gan threshing at W . H. Krahers Tues pleased with her. fora chat with W. P Ireland and wife. W. H. Or\a1 Foclit, wlto lias been sick so els hut spring grain will da be'ter. boat and 100 of j they jogged along to the home of Isaac He has 3U0 acres of day. Mrs Joe East and tier two dau long is improving. The soothing ami healing proper! i> s oats ready to harvest while his neigh- Connett. Having only time enough ghters having charge nf the cook wa THREE YEAR OLD BILLIE FOR MALE FOR «V ROOK O REEK. of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, its I, or Mr Real, has an extra fine fie ld l,,f‘ • « r«‘»ch home by siip|a r they lar- Mrs. Bridwell and Mrs. Rogers wete gon. Eugene Byerley’s thresher start A or exchange for a intimi«, JOHN W ILLA MM, pleasant taste and prompt sad perma nf gulden colored cheat. Bert Sum« rM ” ' tllB "'<? no more. TIN outing Iters from Monmouth Monday. Gardens look well and we hare no ed the first of the week at the old C. nent cure*, have made it a great fa liv e s on the eld Stephen StaaU place I wa* «lecUrcfl declared a delightful one, a gen G. Fisher farm. Mrs. Minkie, of Nehalem, has worm peat«. tlo o m i being extended every vorite with the people everywhere ami Campbell owns and occupies the emu« V welcome « ANNEN A MILL HAVE A FI KMT CLARE MA- bought and moved into the Vanhorn For sale by A. K Wilson. J. W . Crider and family camped State of Ohio, city off Elder H. M. Waller (arm where Irn where Rod they frequently being tuli. S ▼iled to come again. properly. here enroute to the coast. iseave »H e ra In Dalla« |>o8totfhe. Toledo, Lucas county,) Smith had l*en living. Hhe took din The $5,265 paid hy the McMinnville ner with Isaac Elliott and his sister, Frank J. Cheney makes noth that The warehouse has been repaired I. M. Simpson and family passed bank for our scliool bonds haa been and is ready for the grain crop which through to visit his brother Marsh at Its is sènior partner of the firm of F received and will he applied in erect Florence, m ar Calvary church. W hile I ) k LED CLOVER HAY FORMALE AT M.ftU A TOR D in .he field by B F. Smith, ak Lewkaville J. Cheney A Co., doing business in tile promises to be light. Elk City. ing the new school Iwulding now in he is busy farming, she is raising city of Toledo, county and state afor- course of construction. When finish, large flocks of chickens and tmkeys. The Conner, Focht A Gregg thresh F M. Edgar and fam ily have been said, and that »aid firm will pay the At the J. W . Mastersoa place were o n e y t o l o a n o n h e a l R í t a t e s i c u r i - er started Tuesday. Mrs. Woodier over front Salt Creek cut'ing hay and sum of $100 for each and every case of ed not many towns in the stele will found the intelligent snd in'eresliug H I . ty in »um« of fruir» gl.ouu io »in,«mo. Apply have better school facilities. and Mrs. Pence will do Ilia cooking. improving ttieir farm. catarrh that cannai be cured by the fa,„ily of R. o . Himnr. from Minneso During the civil war, as well as in ta. Sinking west she halted long e use of H all’s Catarrh Cure. arc noted for hanging on. George Miller sold Jim Derrick a I« H e lp e d W in B a ttle * . F b a k k J. C h u n k y . onr late war with Spain, dierrheoa was nougli Lr- become srqoeio'ed with the «» n e y t o l o a m o n ' m p r o v k d f a r m p r o horse for $60 and Wm Rosser has They vteaken your tfiroat tnr party at uroal ratea hy «mear Hayter, Dalla«. Twenty-nine officers ami men wrote Sworn to before me snd subscribed in one o f the most troublesome diseases families ef 0. E Herren, Amos H ol bought a horse and ia building a barn. an the front to ear that fer scratch- my presence, this 6th day of Decem the army had to contend with. In man and J. L. Williams, and at the 5 and lungs, and lead to bruises, cuts, wounds, sore feet and many instances it became chronic a n l residence of 8. B Tetherow lied a ^ serious trouble. AT 0 PER CENT ON FARM School Superintendent Starr waa b e r , A. D. 1886. A . W . O l k a sox, J. L. COLLINE, I »areas IT joints, BnckWii's Arnica Salve is over on an official visit before nor [a g »i.] » Don’» trifle with them. the old soldier« still suffer from it. pleasant Interview with Mrs. T. A Notary Public. t liest in the world. Same for skin schnal closed. The Rock Creek school Halls Catarrh Curs is taken ioternally David Taylor, of Wind Ridge, Gr#«ne, Ireland and daughter. They were Take Scott’s Emulsion at option*, h trns and piles. 25 cents had closing exercises and a basket snil acta directly nn the blood and eonnty. Pa., is one of the»*. He u*ea arranglnging for a basket «-rial at ¿5 once. It soothes, heals, RICK K o R RALE—HARD OR SOFT, IN A N Y •piantiti »anted, and chea l-ox. Core Guaranteed Sold by picnic. at the hr eil ■■menus surfaces of the system. Send Chamberlain's Colic, Diarrhe«*« ami the Elkins school house. Hhe et.joy » and cures. r F. ANEW. . I>. Ellis druggists. Cholera Remedy and saya lie never ,.(| t),e nPW acquaintanceship with A for testimonial*, free. SOc. and $ I . All druggist«. found anything lluxt would give him / Ted row and wife, who have all in- W e have 2,000 shakes for sals, also F r a n k J. C h e r r y A C o ., Tolede, O . I T I h a t e MONRY t o l o a n o n im p r o v e d Misa Maggie Crilchlow. of Airlie.hae •dank notes and receipts, singly or in Bold l>y droggists, 75 cents. Hall's such quick relief. It is for tele by A . te rm in g family. A t Girard’s flour- T? fanti pvnparru . Nl HUE Y A RAMIN f . en visiting grandma MeLanc at Ho- K. Wilson. ing mill site was pleasantly received Fsjndy Pills sre the best. IsHlkS. If F M i H Summer cows M M K tm
