A W O N D IR FU LC U R I
O F DIARRH O EA.
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A Prom inent Vlrglnhtn Editor M id
Alm ost
Given Up,
but
W is
B roi'g b t B-c!t to Perfect Health
by C h a m b e rla in ’s C olic, Cholera
and D iarrhoea Remedy. Read
H is Edltoral.
From the Timer, llillrii.le. Vs.
I suffered with t liu r li'M for a long
lim e uttJ tlio :gbl 1 war purl being
eured. I had spent much time and
itmndy and rtillcrcd ao much nii-erv
that I had almost decided In gite up
all hopes of recovery and await the re-
suit. Imt noticing the advertisement
of Chamherluiii’a Colic, Colera, ami
Diarrhoea Remedy ami aim some teij-
linionaU »titling how route wonderful
cures had l«e u wrought hy <hia rem
edy, I decided to try it. After taking
a few doses I was entirely well of that
I rouble, and 1 w ish to any furl her ‘.o
my readers nnd fellow sufferers that
I am a hale aud hourly man to-day
nnd feel aa well as I ever did in my
Iiie.— O. K. M o o h s . Sold hy A. K
Wilson.
M AR K ET R EPORT.
(Corrected weekly by Felix N»>el.|
W heat, per bushel,47 cts.
Uran, per ton $ 12.
Shorts, per ton, $14.
Oats, per bushel, 35 cts.
Flour, per 10 barrels, 42 70.
Flour, per each, Hide.
Uuckwhcat Hour, $2.50 per cwt.
Germen, $1 50 per cwt.
Corn meal, $2 50 per cwt.
[Corrected weekly by Drown S l Son
Fotatoes, per bushel, 35 cts,
butter, per pound, 20 eta.
Lard, per pound,
10 els.
Bacon, sides, per pound, 9@10 cts
Hams, per pound, 12(315 cts.
Shoulders, per pound, 8 «1 0 eta.
Eggs, per dozen, 10 cts.
Chickens, per dozen, $3(ui$4
Dried fruits, per pound, 12 cts.
Beets, per pound, 1 cents
Turnips, , er pound, 1 cts.
Cabbage, per pound, 2^ cts.
Onions, per pound, 2 cts.
Beans, per pound, 4(a5 cents.
Corn meal, per pound,2$ cts.
lla y , per ton, $5(ul$7
C a ta rrh C an not be Curatl.
W ith local applications, as they can
not reach the seat of the disease. Ca
tarrh is a blood or constitutional dis
ease, aud in order to cure it you must
take internal remedies. H all’s Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is noi
a quack medicine. It was prescribed
hy one of the heat physicians in this
country for years, and
regular per
seiiption. It is composed of the best
tonics known, combined with the best
blood purifiers, acting directly on ( he
mucous surfuces.- The perfect com-
hiiiatiou of the two ingredients is what
produces such wonderful results in
curing catarrh. Send for testimonalr
tree. F. J. C h e n f y & Co. proprietors,
Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, prior
75 cents. Halls Family Pills arv the
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LE T T E R LIST.
These letters remain uncalled for ia
the Dallas postoflice for the week end
ing Seplemher|25th and purtirs calling
for them will please state that tlisy
have been advertised:
Mrs M ollie Barker,
Mrs D W Bailey,
Miss M illie Ends,
Miss Mabel Iftishhnck,
Miss Murtle Jones,
Mrs Ells Uabiusou,
C Wolf,
G M Wheelock.
C h ab . F. B ei . t , postmaster.
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Endured D eath’s Agonies.
Only a roaring fire enabled J. M.
Garrettson, of San Antonio, Texas, to
lie down when attacked hy asthma,
from which he suffered for years. He
writes his misery was often so great
that it seemed he endured the agonie-
of death, but Dr K in g’s New Discov
ery for constinipti rn wholly cured
him. This marvelous medicine ia the
only known cure for asthma as wel
as consumption, coughs and colds and
all throat, client and lung troubles
Price 50 cents, and $1. Guaranteed.
Trial bottles free at M. 1) Ellis’ drug
store.
Parker’s Fru it Dryer.
I t is situated 1*' ween the plants ot
R. L. Chapman nnd M M. Ellis. Mr.
Parker has cured 1,100 bushels td
green fruit, having bought about half
vf it al 50 cent« a bushel. H r wil
clos r lire prune season today with an
output of a Iron t I0.J tons of prune
that would biing a good price in an)
market. Ilia plant will perhaps b.
operated for another month drying
apples for himself and others. H e ex
pects to materially increare his num
ber of fruit tress an I will next scasen
increase the capacity of his drying
r'ant.
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A Word to M athers.
Mothe-s of children affected with
croup or a severe cold need ilot lieni
tale to administer Chamberlain’s
Cough Remedy. I t contains no opiate
nor nan-ot c in any furtn and may be
given as confidently to the babe as to
an ad'ilt. The gr at success that Has
attended its use in the treatment of
colds and crop has won for it Ihe ap
proval and praise it has received
throughout the United States and in
nranv foieign lands. For rale by A
K. Wilson.
M ethodist Appointm ents.
Both Oregon Metluslist conferences
adjourned dond-iy. In this district
E. L. Fitch is to he the South Metlio
dist presiding elder, D. C. McFarland
comes bach to Dallas snd Dixie, II,
N. Russell goes to Independence and
Lewisville, H. 8. Shangle to Harris
burg, R A. Reagan to Dillard. C. U
Crust to Myrtle Creek. J W. Craig t>
Klamath Falls, J. M. Turnsr lo th
East Columbia conference and W. J
Fenton
Cal fornia. In tire M. E
church T B. Ford remains presiding
i Ider. K L. Young e rn e s to Dallas, C
E Crandall goes to Cottage Grove, F
J. Long to Falls City, J. Mott, rehead
to Independence, C. E. Cline to Sl.
Johns, 8 . I . Lee to Am ity, G. R.
Mnori he.nl to Lincoln, J. M. Hweeney
to MeHelem, H. tloaM In New berg.
BUSINESS IN DALLAS.
LOCAL AND GENERAL-
¡o f
Win. Grant dried about 800 bushels
prunes.
Blood Troubles:
Morrison, the liveryman, stands
Harry Belt lias returned to bis nor-
hack for none of them in the rustler W HAT WE HAVE LE A R N E D OL'RINC
¡ nial school studies.
of furiii-hing burses and vehicles to
T H E W EEK F R O M A L L AVAIL-
tr.tve.ers. He lias Ihe material ;.nd
Frank Edgar lias moved from Crow
knows exactly huw to pul it D getlirr. Able Sources Dished up for Our ley to Easter-' Oregon.
Num eroue Fam ily of Readers
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Dr. Kiaim-r has bought of John!
In Ahreviated Paragraphs.
When the ladies of Dallas and vi
As the blood contains all Ute elements necessary to sustain life, it in impor-
Bobbins 55 go-at eitn-p.
cinity want something extra nice ill
t that it be kept free of all impurities, or il becomes a source of disease,
Spectacles aud glssses at Ffennig's.
Reul en Hustings i- erecting a dwell
the millinery line they should patron-
poisoning instead of nourishing the body, and loss of health-is sure to follow!
ing In use on his Luekianiute farm.
Some poisons enter the blood from without, through the skiu hy absorption, or
ixe Miss Hal'uck tin stairs in the W il
Baled hay and mill feed al Osticld's
Inoculation ; others from within, as when waste products accumulate in 'the
son block.
The J. L. Burns place near la-ai-- ¡ system and ferment, allowing disease germs to develop and be taken into the
The usual services at Presbyterian
villa has been leased by J. M. llngga.d ¡ circulation. While all blood troubles have one common origin, each lias some
ehur h next funday.
peculiarity to distinguish it from the other. Contagious Blood Poison, Scrofula,
Brown’s store is selling lots of goods
Prof. A. M. 8..mlcrs is to lt> princi
Cancer, Rheumatism, Eczema and other blood diseases can be distinguished by
these days. Their new stock j* nal
Mrs Smith is in Portland this week
pal of the Independence public selioul
a
certain sore, ulcer, eruption or inflammation appearing on the skin. Every blood
urally attractive and then that 10 (a r •electing the latest in m illinery.
disease shows sooner or later on the outside and on the weakest part of the b o d y , or where it fin d s the least resistance.
cent di count on dry gnot!» is worth
Cricket Bu-coa is pasturing 200
M a n y mistake the sore or outward s ig n for the real disease, aud attempt a cure b y the use of salves, liniments aud other
N w shares made by Smith that will
¡nuking after. Th tir gmcciy prices
sheep oti Luekianiute -c ill Oler fa llo s .T e x te rn a l applications. Valuable time is lost and no permanent b e n e fit derived from such tre a tm e n t.
arc ton low to discount
Butter niti make your plow last another year.
B L O O D T R O U B L E S R E Q U I R E B L O O D R E M E D I E S / the poison must be completely and perma
Frank Gotu’ell, of Rickrtall, lias
d is for the money you cannot gel
nently eradicated — the blood reinforced, punfied and cleansed, nr the dist as goes deeper and saps the very life. Mercury,
Yeung man wanted to I* irn the
tn-eii
building
houses
east
of
ihe
lim
it'
[
elsewhere
jfotash
and arsenic, the treatment usually prescribed in this 'class of disease^ are Violent poisons?even
priulera' trade. Apply a> this office.
ren when takeu in small
tains.
doses— never cure, but do much harm by adding
diseased 1 blood.
bl
_ another . poison to the already
„ overburdened,
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The state agricultural college has
remedy made of roots and herbs, attacks the disease in
S. S. S., Nature’s own remedy,
When any iron work is done liy -qieiieJ with an attendance of over
Joe Brown, 'he stockman, will mnu j
the blood, antidotes and forces out all impurities, makes weak, thin blood rich, strong
Dlacksmi'h Lynch it is invariably well .310
In come a resident of AlcTimiiioiida i
and healthy, and at the same time builds up the general health. S. S. S. ia tbe only
done.
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purely vegetable blood purifier known, ami the only one that can reach deep-seated
valley.
Harry Co-per and John Uglow are
blood troubles. A record of 50 years of successful cures proves it to be a reliable,
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John Stapleton,.of li dependence, is I
isristiug Fred rouer in the naie<sor’s
unfailing specific for all blood ana skin troubles.
The stage from Salem nearly always office.
in a Salem hospital afllictcd with a j
. P r o s M e d ic a l T re a tm e n t* — Our Medical Department is in charge of
comes leaded with things for Dallas
akilled physicians, who have made blood and skin diseases a life study, so if yon have
The British Boer war in South Af- uancer.
people.
Contagious Blood Poison, Cancer, Scrofula, Rheumatism, Eczema, an Old Sore or Ulcer,
iira is at au end, the latter utterly de
T. W. Britnk, of Kola, la I week
or any similar blood trouble, write them fully for advice about your case. All correspondence is conducted in strictest conik«
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feated.
/
-liipp.d two line Cotswold bucks to
dence. W e make no charge for this service. Book on Wood and skin diseases free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, OCL
It alwaya pays to buy the best and
Nearly all the hop yards around Eugene.
you can get the liest footwear at Gay-
Dallas turned out better than was ex
C. D. Purvine, K ickrjail, wants a
S A L E M BO O M S.
Mins M elU White, of Ook Grove, is
Misses Opal Hall and Olivia How-
•tor’s la ot and shoe emporium. N o
pected.
first class milch cow.
ell, of Monmouth, are teaching in teacjiing at Hood River.
where else can you find as great a va
Gt’ O'gi; W. Johnson, tlie clothier,
Prosecuting Attorney Hart has Portland.
rielv to select from.
I L. Burson is erecting a residence says that never hefure within the sumo
J. W. Robinson has a good cart to
been attending district court in Mc
n^ar the homo of »Sheriff Van Orsdel. time did they have so mlicit trade as
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Charley, sou of Amos Holman, has trade for wood chopping.
Minnville.
lust week. Everybody front every
rented the 8 . R. Withrow place at
Next door to this office over Browns
J. B. Nunn has just finished drying where came in to buy suits and were
Ah 1 Uglow’« hop yard panned out
Am ong the prominent turkey rais Lewisville.
store is as neat and complete a slock
over
seven
tons
of
extra
nice
prunes.
far better th*n was expected.
fully saiisfied.
Some mothers say
of millinery ss was ever brought into ers of the county is Mrs W. H. Scott,
Zach Hartman, of Butler, went to j
the county. Mrs, Shaffer is ready to *nis side of Lewisville.
Mrs. Smith at the corner of Main their hoys are so rough .on clothing
Dow
Palmer,
a
brother
of
Mrs.
II.
Xcstucca for a wagon load of salmon j
streets has a fine stock of millinery that nntliing will stand them. A t
fill all orders on abort notice. See her
B. Co»per, died in Salem Tuesday.
Smith tempers shares in n mixture last week.
g tods.
and gives a premium vith every hat. Johnson’s they have some boys cloth
that hardens them well without check
ing that will wear like buckskin.
Manfred Sears has sold the corner
Jule llannum has plowed up his
ing or springing them.
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There will be preaching at the Bap
saloon to A. L. Porter, of Rock Creek.
hop
yard
and
will
again
try
wheat
on
Tomatoes, sweet potatoes, fruit, can
tist church next .Sunday morning and
A new residence is going up south the ground.
Hellunbrand’s restaurant was crowd
■ ly nuts and pleasant drinks for sub
A. N Fulkerson, of Monmouth ia the pastor desires a full attendance of
■f Ihe home of President Poling and a
ed all last week witlt l’olk county peo
hy Walter William s, next door to the
«'ice principal of the Lebanon public the members.
W
.
B.
Bowman
and
wife,
of
Balls
new ham to tlie west of him.
ple.
meat market.
ston, arc now living near Colfax, school.
McBee’s machine is threshing for
Andrew Holman and Ralph Morri
Washington.
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It looks quite natural to aee Lee Mr. Evans on the George l^oe place
-on have gone to Faffs City to p iin t
The Cronise studio artists know how
Gun store aud repair shop next door
H e is and for several others around there
Rev. G. M Irwin, former state school Fenton behind a counter.
ind paper a house for Zim Hinshaw.
to make the most lifelike and pleasing
to Wiseman’s stern. Do not conclude
who had late crops.
superintendent, is now preaching at I clerking for Biyan & Son.
pictures.
Millinery opening at Miss H illock's Juneau, Alaska.
that any broken article cannot lie fix
There will he a public salo tomor
Mrs. M. J. Bronson and son W . 1.
•id until Mr. Kisser lias given it a tri October 2nd and 3rd. A nuedin > of
Mrs. A. C * Gist has been out from j Bronson, have gone to Prindville, near row at the home of Frank Myear near
trimmed hats shown. A ll cordially-
al. He a' 11a ammunition.
Brown, the old poslolGee liveryman,
Sinithfield, ami also by J. 8 . Macom
the coast visiting her parents, George which place he has a ranch.
invited.
is catching his full share of trade in
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ber at the Lyle place.
Brown and wife.
Mint line. He knows how to fix up a
Putnam Fadeless dye produces the
The Great Northern railway is com
N o man can do good work without
C. A. Black, Mrs. Chas. Baker and team to please patrons.
g< od Pads and implements. After pleting a 2j mile railway tunnel
Miss Huid di Kurtz, of McMinn fasti it and brightest colors of any
others
are
erecting
substantial
w
o
o
d
rears of experience as u hardware through the Cascade mountains east ville, will assist Mrs. Hill in the col known dye stuff. Sold by A. K . W il
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houses. Carpenters saws and ham
son.
merchant Win. Fanil has become ful of Seattle.
lege dining room.
Ellis
A
Zinn,
the confectioners, are
mers a r e making music all A r o u n d .
ly [aisled as to the wants of this re
The president, Mrs. H. S. Bu»z, re
wholesale and retail candy manufac
Anyone who would like to become
Miss Letlic Masterson succeeds Ed
gion in his line aud is stocked up to
Ticket No. 325 drew the prize sew turers nnd have nnmorous ot lies good
a correspondent of this paper at any Smith as a teacher iu the In.lepend quests all members of tbe W . C. T. U
meet their every desire. Hia goods
to meet in tbe Christian church at 2 ing machine ut Bryan’s store W ed tilings to eat. State Btfeet near court
will invariably prove as good as any unrepresented point will please write d ice public school.
nesday evening, the committee being house.
o’clock Oct. 10th.
to us about it.
you ever bought anywhere else.
Oscar Bush, of Peedeo, died at the
Dr. Woods, Frank Brown, Harry H.
The Independence fruit dryer has
Jlisa Ona Porter is to teach at Up homo of Evan Evans near Parker last
Butz and O. W. ¡linem an. W li >
closed down for the season. Their
T h e E ills Prunes.
At the New York ltackqt store they
per Salt Creek and Miss Argvl Jones week, aged 22 years.
holds the lucky ticket?
creamery is doing a constantly in
have several excellent new styles of
Immediately north nf Dallas M. M. at Eolti, where new seats and Ollier
Robert Suitor and family are now creasing business.
footwear and their new clothing and
Ellis has a prune orchard of 60 acres, urnilure have been added.
furnishing goods are proving very
living in Portland where he expects to
from which he has just gathered and
T H E VERDICT.
Prof. Reynolds is adding a kitchen
G.
L. Hawkins, the Independence soon go into business.
popular in quality ai d price. They
cured some 7,000 bushels of fruit. The
to his house and then the present
marble cutter, is winning ail enviable
fruit is extra large, taking only 30 to
The only way to get around the “ end sell for spot cash and will save you
-epu al ion and gets most of the w.nk
Willard Price, in Kings Valley, mis cooking department will he turned in Beat fiends” is to make the open cars just from 15 to 25 per cent.
40 dried enes to weigh a pound. Or
ed 200 bushels of onions and sold to a dining room.
ia tlint line in (Ida county.
wide enough for two persons.—Spring-
dinarily a buritcl ef green prunes
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them at 75 cents a bushel.
makes about 20 pounds of dried-ones,
When you sav your blood is impure field Union.
M iss Dora Craven is stenographer
Sheridan’s ride having been disposed
Sweet as netv mown hay nnd ns
hilt these are so rich that they weigh for an insurance company in Portland
At the Hyde sale near Ball-ton the and appetite poor you are admitting
of, we await the icouoclast that shall
out from 22 to 24 pounds. He will and her sister, Ethel, is there attend sheep sold at $5 a head, yearling heif your need of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Be seek to discredit the equestrian perform w iii'c as driven snow is all the cloth
ing returned from the steam laundry.
probably today finish up u 28 days ing school at St. Helens Hall
ers brought $20 and cows from $30 to gin taking it at once.
ance o f Tam O’ Shunter.—Chicago Jour It is a pleasure to wear such under
run and have about 70 tons of as fine
$35.
nal.
The carpenters, the painters ami
W ilson’s fruit dryer in the Eola
clothing.
fruit as ever went to market. The
hills has been doing fine woik, the
Mail Clerk Piper, who lives 'lit Dal ♦he furnace men are busy as bee* get-J An exceptionally skillful brand o f pick
great pyramidal pile ef it in the ware
pocket
is
now
added
to
the
terrors
o
f
de
ting the new public school building
house near 'lie woelen mill is a scene tunnels being 100 feet long. I t may las, is havin gs two weeks rest from
fective bridges and iuiiuuimable build
Veterinary Surgeon Keeler nl the
take them another week to finish.
his daily round trip to Portland and ready for use by the fii>t of Norember. j ings as features of the Paris exposition.
of beauty. There are 13 hands em
steel bridge feed yard saves tho lives
hack.
George Whileaker, of Independence. I ••-St. Louis Republic.
ployed on the inside and as many er
The Corvallis Times pays that alanu
of many animals that would tlio hut
The remains of some giguntic but un-
more outside. The picking hag most 200 from there picked Imps in Polk
Miss Persephone Butler, of Mon sold hi* hop crop at 14£ cents. All kuown creature of other days have been for his experienced and skillful earn.
ly been done by boys, they getting 4 county yards, earning an average o( mouth, is leaching at Fo e<l Grove the yards there were done picking I
unearthed near Atluntic City. It uiay
vents n bushel aud earning from $1 to $15 each and bringing borne $3,000.
uni her sister, Lora, is in college a t Wednesday except Joe Meeker ami j be the skeleton o f the prehistoric mos
Kennedy-Elllott W edding.
$2 a day. I t has run straight ahead
Sam
Irvine.
quito.—Buffalo Express.
The Indp|ic!idenre public school that place,
A t tile home of Jas. Elliott n milo
night and day about 65 cords of wood
will open next Monday in charge ol
Robinson Bros., of Dallas, took | A Sunday golf player has saved the south of Dallas, on vVcdiiexl.ty Rev. J.
W. L. Phillips 1ms rented to Wm.
having beon consumed by the heat
Prof. A. M. Sanders, who hasconduct- Critchlow his farm west " f Airlie anil ntate fair premium* on both Pekin lives of two men whose boat capsized. Mottersliead, of Independence, pro
ing furnace.
The exact bearing of this incident upon
. d Lacreole academy for’several years. has gone nn a visit to his old Michi and Indian Runner ducks ami Mr» i the Sunday golf question has not yet nounced Samuel Kennedy and Miss
Whiteaker,
of
Monmouth,
had
th
e
1
Florence Elliott huslminl and wife.
been determined.—New York Press.
Whoever has goats, sheep or any gari home.
Stop« tha Cough
prize song birds.
A man who has been writing poetry There were some 25 assembled guests,
And works off Ihe cold
Laxative bm thing else to sell should let it be
Recent arrivals are a new burn girl
for 30 years bus gone to tbe poorhouse ill i f them being kindred of the c on
nioquinine tablets cure a col^ in one known through the I temizkr , which to the wife of Nez Mi-Dowsll and h oy
Judge Sibley has authorized G W .l in New’ York. llo w he succeeded in
tracting parties. Mr. Kennody inis
ilay. No cure, no pay. Price, 25 is constantly closely scanned hy buy at the homes of Joe Murphy and Kuy Myer to sell personal property of the holding out so long will go down in his
been associated witlt Isaac Elliott in
ers.
cents.
Henry
Myer
estate
and
has
set
N
ov
tory as one o f the unsolvable problems of
Mo Murphy.
uniting a farm near Calvary church
ember 5th for final settlement of the the age.—Denver Post.
Nearly everything advertised Lit
.nd Miss Florenct was keeping house
J.
M.
W
ise
and
wife
are
in
the
Cons
Sunday Soheol Convention.
A
fter
all
that
Philadelphia
messenger
estate
of
Lee
Short,
a
minor.
sale under our heading of New T od iv
boy didn’t arrive in Pretoria before the tor them. He is a brother of Mrs. K.
The Luckiamule association will is quickly taken, for tiio buying pub hay country selling musical insti ll
Evangelical services in college chap- departure of your Uncle Paul. Neither C. D’Armond living near there. The
menta
and
hope
to
bring
back
iiboni
hold its third quarterly convention al lie are constantly watching that col-
n\ as follow s: Sunday school at 10, the traditional slowness of the service nritle was raised litre aud is recognized
100 young cattle.
Airlie, Sunday, Octolier 7th. From
Christian
Endeavor 6 *30 aud preach nor of the City o f Brotherly Love was lo as one of the must worthy young In
[0:30 to 12 there will bo Sunday
W alter Olmsted, who was raised on ing by the pastor morning and even blame. It was simply Bobs’ fault.—Buf dies iu tlie county.
The
harnessmaknr
at
Perrydale
lias
•cliOol and liternry exercises. The af
falo Express.
Red Prairie and is working at a west ing. Everybody invited to attend.
ternoon session will l-egm at I :30 with spent his life at that work and has no
The reactionary tendency In France—
ern Washington sawmill, is married
superior.
Examine
his
stock
and
Newt McDaniel lias moved to itis
Bible reading and singing. W illie
11 takes eighteen men ten day* to that Is, from republicanism to monarchy
•o Miss Hattie Gray.
work
before
you
buy
anything
til
that
—is
unmistakable. Most of the men of father's old piare north ot liickrcatl.
l a « will speak of the proper prepara-
mail the Ladies’ Home Journal each
ion for teaching and J. I. Montgom line.
Mrs. Clara Reid is da;ly rxpectinr month. Forty tons of mailing type brains are opposed to reaction. The men
without brains, hut who rely on force,
ery will say who should vo'e at the
Henry Hills noted horse, Old Lite tier nice stock of fall millinery. All are required to set up the names of nre generally ou the other side.—Louis
business meetings of Ihe scitoel. Mrs. crick, died at Independence this week eastern firm is sending her some styl subscribers and sixty-five conipositeis
ville Courier-Journal.
N E W T O -D A Y .
<1 -mile Smith will disease the use aged 33 years, his whole life having ish ready trimmed hats.
are required to do it. The Journal
“ You must not kill Americans,” says
nid abuse of lesson helps and Mrs. M. been spent where the town
pays about $7500 postage a year.
the
sultan
of
Kulu
in
a
proclamation
to
no»
Smith is said to he a master hand
M. Jones will indicate the needed qua! stands.
his people, “ because they . are like ft
al making a plow run well— a niattei
Coad’s planing mill lias all the buuch o f matches, and if you touch one OOMX CHOICE COT8WOI.D BUCKS FOB RAI E
ifications o i a primary teacher. Rev.
l } by J. L. Guitry, of Mill Creek.
not
to
he
sneezed
at
if
you
are
going
Groves
&
Yoakum
have
finished
work
that
five
hands
can
do
and
work
the whole bunch will go ofT.” The sultan
K ellv will tell how to liest get control
to hold the handles yourself.
gathering
their
big
crop
of
Imps,
hav
promises
to
come
iu
at
a
good
rate
certainly
has
a
picturesque
style
o
f
argu
and keep con rol of our boys. All
WO NEW. HOME MADE. KIIWP CL\H8 BUG
ment.—Minneapolis Tribune.
should bring their Bibles and lesson ing e nptoyed about 250 pickers. It
The remains of Chester Hubbard, through the fall. The present season
giefl can he hati of Carriage Maker Cchb in Dal
las at a iliacount of 16 per cent. They are warrant
nelps. Smite state workers sib ex will take a whole warehouse to slur,
who died while soldiering in the Phil lias “been the busiest one Foundry-
ed h ronger than any eaMtern make.
T
h
e
G
e
r
n
in
n
M
ile
.
man
Biddle
bus
ever
had,
mostly
hop
their
output.
perted an I a collection will be taken
ippines, are to he sent home from
Germany has three kinds of miles—
piess and saw mill w<»rk. He is now
for late, county and district work.
Two men have been convicted of Manila hy the government liefore long
ut wo:k on improvements for the t h e German short mile, 0,859 yards; the
HALE 100 C O K IN OK OAK O KUB WOOD
M. M .J onrh .
complicity in the murder of Governor
German
geographical
mile, 8,237
at » 1 60 a curd on the vfroiiml, at the If irri*
No matter what you may want in Thurston milling plant.
Goeliel of Kentucky, One of them
yards, and the Gerninn long mile, 10,- place floufcheaat of Dui las
he
line
nf
jeweler's
giants
C.
If.
Mur
Editor's Aw ful P lig h t.
will hang and th" other goes to the
L is t week J. R. »Shepard, of Zena, 120 yard«.
is can supply you. Drop in and in
ixviiiteiitiary for life.
F.
W. ilig g us, edimr Seneca (111.)
»ft EWK8 TO LET OUT ON THE »H AU
•pcct hia great variety of pretty and •rok to the S:>lem market several wag
L BOUT
es hy Honry Uohbins near Dallas.
News, was afflicted for vesrs with piles
• m loads of fat hogs that weighed from
S. C. Dodson has jo -t returned
ireful things.
that no doctor nor remedy helped un from Eastern Oregon. The MoPhei
300 to 400 frouml* each. They had
til he tried Huckleii’s Arnica 8al<e, -on hoys, who sre running his wife’
The freight train which should l»cen principally fattened on field peas,
,V>UR BILLY GOATS FOR HALE BY ROBERT
llowe,
Dallas.
the lawt in Ihe world. He writes, two farm there, had this season 3,20(1 lave arrived from Portland Wednea
lie threshed about 700 bushels from
boxes wholly cured him- Infallible
lay afternoon did i ot get in until 20 acres ami had several other small
sacks of each wheat and barley.
for piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 25
Thursday morning, on account of an fields that were harvesUd by tbe bogs.
■OR SALE BY J. R RoHBlNH NEAR DALLAM
07 jfO.it» and » yearling and calf steers.
Tbe great success of Chanilierlain’s accident near Oswego.
cents. Sold by M. D. Ellis, druggist.
| It will pay any farmer to raise a va-
Colic, Cholera and Diaxrlioea Remedy
--------- ----------------
i
riety
of
products
for
stock
feed.
Fannie, Jessie and Claud Dempsey.
in the treatment of bowel complaint»
FEW TON» OF H AY F<»R » ILE BY K. T.
Oregon C op«.
If interested in art you should call
nas made it standard over the greater Frank and Mr. ml Brown, Ella l,e
L Evans on the U eor*« Lee place,
The rains have been nf great bent
oart of the civilized world. For sale Jieur, Ralph Morrison and Mrs Allic | at tlie studio nf Mrs. Weaver in the Get fa t; get nice and plump ;
lit to the land for fall plowing. Mori oy A K . Wilson.
Grant attended the annual conference college building and examine her
e l g ia n
harm or
h ig iim t
p e d ig r e e ,
-sin is necessary, however, liefors
n Albany last Sunday.
! work on exhibition
rbe is an artist there is safety in plumpness.
Bnportaá stock. Grind l«»t of ynungstani f-»r
plowing snd reeding can 1« actively
H.
L. Crider, around on Mill street
naie at only i l each by C D. Nairn at Mhadel&nd
I of exceptional ability and is prepared
The weather this week has been
Summer has tried your farm, Ballston
pushed. Some fall wheat has already Is having the old Item izrr office re
to meet any want in teaching or work
been sown on summer fallow in the modeled, the upper story to lie used -leligetful fi r finishing up tile work of | Special attention given to painting in food-works; winter is coming
W illaniel’ e and Columbia River val as a rahhitry fur bin 75 Belgian liare- t le hop and prune season Tha per- .»•il from nature ami to crayon por
4 UCTION SALE—THERE W ILL BK HOLD AT
auction on the Lyle placa at 10 o’clock Mitiir-
Fall a\
leys, and in some localities it has sp
i'he outsiife stairway will be moved to | cent of loss from any cause will l>e trail lire. »Studio hours from 1 to 4 :30, to try your breath-mill.
tay, Hcptend/er Z»th, horses, enwa, hofa, f it 111 : 11 ^
| very small and ths ruling prices in
prsred st ove Ihe giwuud H~p pick the inside of the building.
is
the
time
to
brace
yourself-
| both cases ate quite satisfactory.
ing is practically fliiislisd. Mold in
H airy Butz bought 3,000 bushela
Frank Eninielt will la-gin teaching
creased rapidly during the last week,
But weather is tricky; look * N»: FULL BLOODED OOTSWoLI) BOCK « M l
The government lock in the Y am of primes at 50 cents and had 1,100
at Rickreall Mni-d iy and will live with
and as a result, sumenf the yards had
eight graded Cotswold bucks for sale hy F. M.
hii»hel* of his own. After a thirty
Mrs. Southwiek. opposite the store. hill river jnat be'ow Lafayette ha»
out
I Look out for colds espec Bnilth, of Lewiaville.
to tar abandoned before they were
1 days run he will probably close down
Miss Georgia Myer is to to leach at | been completed and liereaftsr Mc-
thoroughly piektel. A large portion
¡ Mi invills will he the head of nav'ga tomorrow, bis output Iwing about ially.
U TRAYED IN JULY A »M A LL BLACK MAKE
"t the prune crop lies ta-en ga'hered. Etna, Miss Zelia M in e ra l Zen « ami 'ion. It takea a sleanihnat hut ten 85,000 pounds of dried fruit, alamt
Miss Abbie Weikal at Pioneer.
with white face,
eye ami ona white foot.
Scott's Emulsion of Cod »7
Drying will continue for suns lime.
half »4 which lias been sold and he
Lust seen near home of John Vernon, »uitable le
i minutes to pass through the locus.
ft
*rd
for
her
recovery.
Address
Ban. Thompson,
Urapee ere ripening fast; the yield i.
•
an
c
o
m
m
a
n
d
a
first
c
la
s
s
fig
u
r
e
fo
r
Liver Oil is the subtlest of Da. las.
McKown A Weeda baling machine
slightly below the average, but the lias recently praased 30 tons of straw
There will lie a basket social at the t h e b a la n c e . R e t it c s a r e h/o s m a ll helps.
It is food, the easiest
quality is very fine. Vegetables of all for J. A Grigsby aed about 25 ton"
hall iu Perrydt.le on Saturday even- t h is y e a r tube w o r t h m u c h a n d a r c
1c JOMKH.ATTHB STEW ART HAW MILL
kinds are melting rapid growth. Mel for earh M W. y iix and Elmer Revn
food in the world; it is more i I I ) VRKER
ng, October 6th fur Ills benefit of El a p t U> g o o u t o f p o p u l a r i t y .
on Mill Creek, will for the next thirty «lavs sell
ons sre plentiful and of extra good -Ids- During the season they have
rough lumlier at*.'», for cash. Address. HÎtariJan.
der Kane. An iiiterealing program
site aud quality. A slight improve haled al-ont 500 tons of hay and
Drying preparations simply devel- than foo d , it helps you digest
will he prepared and all hands sltotild
ment has been noted in pntaine«. Ap straw.
| op dry catarrh. They dry up the se your food, and get more nutri
■ go with well filled baskets and have a
ALED HAY OR 8TR AW TAKEN ON «TOKAOE
ples continue in excellent condition.
cretions which adhere fo the mem
at reasonable price*. Apply at the sheriff’s of*
good time.
ment
from
it.
brane
and
decompose,
causing
a
far
Rev. F. L Y oan g and family hev.
more
serious
trouble
than
the
ordina
The Guthrie and C'.ncord schools arrived from Baker City and orrripr
Many small bridge-anil
culverts
Don’t get thin, there is
are without teachers.
o n e y t o l o a n o n ' m p r o v k d f a r m p r «*
the new parsonage adjoining • lie M. I 'll over the county uie out of repair ry form of catarrh. Avoid all drying
safety
in plumpness. Man _ , J ptrty at usual ratas by O ta r Hayter, Ihilla*,
inhalauta
and
use
that
which
cleanses,
E. church They have five children [ "id road supervisors should hurry up
soothes
and
heals.
Ely's
Cream
Balm
woman
and
child.
He has liyeu preaching 17 years, tin ¡ o i l get lln in in fair ceuiiiti'-n la-fore
yrm have not tried n, . n i l fnr Ir e . u ir i.le
o n e y t o l o a n a t « ff . r c e n t o h f a r m
las’ 4 haring la-an al Baker City, and I oe county has to pay damages lor issil. h a remedy and wdl cure calanli IU II agreeable
taate wilt .u p r is e y a .
se«tirD,
J. !.. COLLIN», HaPsa.
IC O T T ft BO W N K,
f--r four years before that be was sta I "juries canned hy them. I t will lie or cold in tbe liaad ea-dy and pleas
antly.
A
ll
dru£gi*U
sell
it
at
50
cents
ClMsai'ia
I
1
■ ~
tioned at Emmett, Idalw. There will a* easy to do it now as Ister on. Call
«09 be*r 1 M ieet,
New York,
I \ ir » . n x v K m o n e y t o l o a n o n i m p r o v b o
jac. «o d » ' o ' all drurgiM
be the usual church serrtc«s next the attention of your supervisor to or it will be mailed by Ely Brothers,
I
H
farm
property.
MIHLF.Y M K AkIN f t
56
Warren
street,
New
York.
the lame bridges in your section.
Sundae,
Scrofula,
Old Sores,
Rheumatism,
Contagious
Blood Poison,
Chronic Ulcers.
T
D on ’t
G e t Thin
1
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h
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