t i o o R e w a rd 9 1 0 9 .
The Eminent Kidney
T h e re*d«ra of this paper will be
pletued to leurn th at there it* at leai*t
and Bladder Specialist.
one dreaded dueaae th at neienee In»*
been able to cure in all ita aiaice^« *e d
ihat in catarrh. H all a C atarrh Cure
it the only po itive run* known t " the
medn .tl ira 'e rio ty . ('a ta irh being a
eonatiitiLional tiitM-u»e, re«piirea a con
atitutioual treatm ei.t
lla ll’a t'auirrh
Cure 16 taken intern ally .acting direct
lv upon llte blood and mucoua aur
fares of the system , thereby destroy
in k the foundation of the disea.-e, and
giving the patient strength by build
ing up tlic constitution and assisting
nature in doing its work. 'I be pro
prietors have ao much faith in itscu ra
live powers, that they offer $100 for
any case it fail» ;o cure, ticud for li«»' t t l HAaverer of Svrra»-loot at Work la
Els Laboratory.
of teatiinoniMU.
‘There to a disease prevailing In thia
country most dangerous because so decep
L E T T E R L IS T .
tive. Many sudden deaths are caused by
Tlre»e le tte r, r.-m aiu uncHlle<l for in It—heart disease, pneumonia, heart failure
the Duilu. postollice lor the week (tad or apoplexy are often the result of kidney
ing Novelli! er 13th a id partii“. calling disease. If kidney trouble ia allowed to ad
the kidney-poisoned blood will attack
lor them will pleuae .ta te that they vance
the vital organs, or the kidneys themselves
have been advertised :
bresk down and waste away cell by cell.
Then the richness of the blood—the albumen
Mr» Mamie C am eiou ,
—leaks
out and the sufferer has Bright’«
Je rry C ocblin;
Disease, the worst form of kidney trouble.
1> N K cgy.
Dr. Kilmer's S w am p -R o o t the new dis
M ia. M enu» M cElhoea,
covery Is the true specific for kidney, bladder
Miaa Tulley T aller,
and urinary troubles. It has cured thousand«
Htellt. Z er.e.
of apparently hopeless cases, after all other
efforts have failed. At druggists In (Kty-cenf
C ha ». F . B b i . t , postm aster.
and dollar sizes. A sample bottle sent free
by
mall, also a book telling about Swamp-
S to p « Itn e C o u g h
Root and Its wonderful cures. Address
And w ork, off the cold. L axative b»o- Dr. Kilmer 8c Co., Binghamton, N. Y. and
iiinqiiitiine la b le l. cu re a
in one mention this paper.
(lay. No cure, no pay. P rice, 16
cent».
B U 8 IN E S S IN S A L E M .
DALLAS 8 H O R TLE TS .
Hninlri'ila bare sav- il money lx
Bn-Il new uiul tec--lid linml gotal*
trading at the New Y ork Racket »lore
f--r tale --1 fur «-Xi-hange bv Frank
and yon »hotiM join tie ' prime-»ion 6 " Kerslaka on n-uth Main street. If
th e .» m e pnr,Ni.e. T h eir 9*1.26 men- v- 11 a a n t tu fix up for hoit»- k--epiiiL“
winter i-hoea can n o t he ia-a' and theii ■ ml have Imt 1 i 1 tic money that ia III
new overcoats aie very p -pillar. The»
I luce to buy.
have h a '., .hirta and nnd rg-rinent-
that would lie »nre t» p le .a . yon.
Our gun anil anunnnitiiHi dealer.
Mr. K i-ser, ia always busy sailing
Eveiybody agree* that “ho 0 1m.toil
-h in g a rr m aking repairs fur peoph
.team laundry ia the beat place in the
who liavu broken articles wortlt fixing
town to have washing done. Try
thorn once and yon will he »tire te np.
«•»
contin u e patronizing tilt- place.
T hey say th at l.iv erynian Morrison
— o—
d elights in sending ou t tram s and
H enry Brown at the Old Postnfficr
liga that pleatejliia custom er», W hen
livery »table ia the man you ahonld
you have occasion to ride or drive let
i-ee when you wiah to ride or drive
hint fit you out.
out. He keepa «wilt lioreea and eaay
** *
ru nn in g veh icle, and m ake, patron»
feel pleasant.
And still the ladies from all around
are buying m illinery of Mrs. Shtifer,
I,am pa of all kind» for »ale hy the over Brow n’s itora. K now ing by e x
Y o k oh am a T ea com pany. Hanging perience »b u t will please her ciistuin-
la m p , with weights for $2 6 0 ; other» era, she stocks up accordingly.
with heavy chain and spring for $3.
Va»e decorated table lamp» from $1
In acorea #f the best kept homes in
up. T ry their high grade freali rossl- tliia county you will find nice cooking
ed coffees.
and warming stoves th at cam e from
F an il’s hardware store and he I ihs
Before buying winter clothin g for more of the sam e kind. A tk carp en
your children be «ure to go to the ters where they get the best tools and
»tore of G. W , Joh n so n A Co. They they will tell you at F au lls. If you
are overstocked and are offering big want u knife or » ’pair of scissors that
inducem ents, some things a t half for will hold an edge, yeu can get it at
nier price«. I t would he a real kind his store.
neas to tell your neighbors th at they
*%
can save money by going to that
At S m ith ’s shop they do hi icksm ith
place for all kinds of child rens clo th ing th at never givea way until it ia
ing. Ask to see their stylish new ov worn out.
ercoat» and dress suits for m en.
*«*
Allowing your feet to remain cold
I t will put anybody in a good hu or wet ia apt tu result in sickness and
m or to eat at H elleubrand's,
a fee for the doctor. G aynor's have
footwear th at will keep both out and
m ake you to fuel pleasant.
Has your harness been annoying
you by breaking or ripping? You
can prevent its recurrence by having
Leave orders with Ross E llis for
everything in th a t line done at S h a f anythin g you want brought from Sit-
er’s shop on State street near the lsm by stage.
court house.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL-
W H A T W ( H A V E L E A R N E D D U R IN O .
T H E W E E K F R O M A L L A V A IL -
I
m
A b le S o u rc e s D is h e d u p fo r O u rf
N u m e ro u s F a m ily of R eadore
In A h ro vla to d P a r a g r a p h s .
" i o ; ■"
Sp ectacles and glasses at F fe iin ig ’s.
Baled hay and mill feed at Uaficl-I's
J . S . Ashhnugh has reopened
bowling alley.
bis
Fred E m m ett ia leader of the C iris
tlau ch uii'h choir at Ami y.
Knvene lirowu lias »31-1 ou t a t Slier
¡dan and goue tu Su m pter,
Ju s. Olmsted, of Brtllatoii, has pur
chased the Bob Cheney farm.
,
Miss Fay A 'k in s. of Independence,
is attending school a t C o llag e Grove.
Uev. F -L. You g will preach at
the 1 i-meur sc hool Itou-e at 2 :3 0 next
Sunday.
B icy clists can no I- ngar ride on the
soul It side of the «treat anutli of the
poaloffice.
B a k in r f P ow der
Ciias. F . Fisher, of M onm outh, w is
rec- nlly married to Mias Sarah Tyrrel
at Drain,
Absolutely Pure
E v ang elist C . C . Crnwsti.-n is hold
ing a series of m eetings at the Bt p-
t iit ch u rch .
A fier ten years service as section
i-esa Mr. Mi.-CurJy, of P arker, has qn t
rai road ing.
D n rn g O ctober there were 11.4 in-
h s nl rain , 19 cl-a t days and the
ie -i i-lnu-ly.
A new d veiling It»» h on erectu I on
lie larin of Jo h n McCullook at Sh e*,
dan Jilliciio ti
■Vina E lbe Pence, of Ballatoii, was
ret em it tiiuiitnd m Portland to some
California man.
'- M
M akes h o t breakfast-bread s w h o leso m e— no yeast germ s, n o alum .
M a k es ca k e, biscuit and pastry o f su perior fineness, flavor and d e lica cy.
M a k es food that w ill k e e p m oist and sw eet.
it is th e purest and greatest in lea ven in g stren gth .
tio u s preparation
of
the fin er cak es and
Mrs. Mary Rogers has sold to Frank
Fiiwk 56 acres of the A. H. W hitley
donation claim at $1,300.
E x-couu ty Clerk H ayter has spent
a week in the tim ber n est of Dallas
cu tting Ilia firewood for the w inter.
Agoo ardsell alike to Putnam Fade
less Dyes, as they color all fibers at
one boiling. Sold hy A. K . W ilson.
E . C. Pentium! is located oil a ten
a ten acre tract near G rants Pass and
m ay engage in intensified fanning.
H. M. Lacey has changed his ad
dress front McCoy to Independence
and will run the H attie Jo n e s hop
yard north of there.
Ju s t received at B raw n’s grocery,
raisins, cu rrants, cran berries, m ince
m eat, figs, oitron and lem on peel,
sweet and sour pickles.
R ich , w aim , healthy blood is given
by Hood’s
Barsaparllla and thus
coughs, colds, and pneum onia are
prevented. T ak e it now.
All kinds of harness work and sad
dlery promptly done by Mr. Sliriver ul
Perrydale.
Nothing hut first class
material used and prices m oderate.
Get Mr. L yn ch to do yonr black-
M my of the big topped m aple tree»
No one ever regrets hav n j work sm ithing and you will be well satis o v ir town have been trim m ed down
done a t the Cronise photographic stu ftud.
at.d not a few other trees would be
dio.
bi ttered by sim ilar treatm ent. Study
*»»
All kinds of keadwaar for children to improve the surroundings of your
home.
T h e steel bridge feed yard has the and aoiii« fine p attern bats below reg
ular
prices
at
Mise
H
allnck
’*
m
illinery
in-ide track on Polk county patr«n
Bee Mr. H aw kins, the Independence
age. I t is so convenient and animal» em porium upstairs in W ilson’s block. tnsrhle cu tter, when you w ant any
are always so wall treated there that
ceiue'ery work done. Hantples of Ilia
»«*
but few pass it by.
Ladies, would you like to have nperior skill may he seen all ever the
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-nm elhing real tib-e in th e way of county.
E L E C T IO N R E T U R N S .
clothing far yi u selvi s and ynur
T he new college bell and the new
T h e official count of the presiih ntial ch ilJred . Then go to Brow n’s stora public school bell added to tba four
and
H»k
to
see
their
latest,
best
aud
church be'.ls give Dallas aa air of im
election ill this county is as follows,
the M cK inley figure» being in the flrst jiri tiii-st in those lines. I f y -u and portance when several of them are
tou
r
folks
like
goisl
th
in
g
s
to
eat
yeu
ringing in concert.
colum n and B ry a n ’s in the last.
B uena V ista ................................ 44 35 can fitid them in their grocery depart
I t would be wise to procure your
m
ent.
H u v er................................................. 24 23
holiday presents b» fore the assort
I.iick iam u te ................................ 71 81
m ents are culled. Jew eler Morris has
F a lls C i t y ........... ..................... «5 24 A V illa g e B la c k s m ith Saved H is a vaiiety of useful things th at would
L ittle S o n ’ s Life.
B ridgeport
................................ 39 32
Mr. I I H. Blai k, the well known delight your friends.
North Monmouth .................... 45 41
They liava a literary socirty at Lew
South Mouniouih ..................... 59 52 village blacksuii'h at G raham aville.
North In ilep eiid en re.......................54 40 Sullivan county N. Y .. say s: “ Our lit isville with these officers: President,
Middle In d ep en d ence.................... 50 41 tla son, five venrs old, has always Jo h n Mulk- y : vice president. M njrl-
South Independence ................... 82 82 tieen su bject to croup, and so bail F-iwle; secretary, George B ro n so n ;
Kola ................................................... 76 66 liat« tile attack s been th « l we have •ergesnlatsrm s, t'laud Lewis.
Sp ring V alley .............................. 44 55 feared many tim es th at lie would die.
Ile n r r F u ller and wif# recently Cel
M c C o y ............................................. 43 28 We have had the doctor and used ebrated lit- ir golden wedding in A ri
Halt L a k e .................................. > .37 16 many m edicines, but C ham lierlaiir» zona. T hey were married where A r
J a c k s o n ................................................ 53 62 Cough Remedy is now uur sole reli lie now stands, she being a sister
Douglas . . ....................................54 67 •ace. It seems to dissolve the tough (lie W illiam s brothers there.
Hock Creek ................................... 8 14 mucus aud by giving frequent doses
Many of our readers will rem em ber
K ic k r e a ll........................................... 44 58 when the oroupy sym ptom s appeal
North Dallas .............................. 80 53 we have found th a t the dreaded croup Jo h n Mclaney owner of the Ocean
E a st Dallas ................................ 95 85 ia cured before it gels settled .” T here Park cam ping grniind. L ast w-ek
w»<
So u th D a lla s......................
94 37 is no d.-ngrr ia giving th is rented> while goii g to T illsm ok he
for it contain « no opium or o th e r-in
thrown from his wagon and killed
1162 »87 junou a drug and may lie given aa co n
Tuesday we ordered the Oreg mian
T h ere were 102 prohibition voles, fidently to a babe as to ail adult. F o r
for Steve Braley, B allston . J I,. Riggs,
21 middle of the road and 19 socialist. -ale by A K W ilson.
Salem , D. Shepard and -V. R. Bhep-
ard, D allas. I t atul tb e Item izcr wilt
T
h
e
m
in
isteis.
the
Sunday
school
Six F rtR h tfu l F a ilu r e « .
be sent to any address a year for 12.25
superintendent»
and
these
chosen
to
Six terrib le failures of six different
Home Salem p ar'iea have been
ran
va-s
the
town
to-morrow
afternoon
doctors nearly sent W m . H. M ullen
of Dockland, O ., to an early grave. for -cligious sta tis'ics are to meet at tiring on buying the Dallas saw mill
All said be had fatal lung trouble and tli- M. E . Lhurcli at 6 :3 0 th is evenii f and athera from there h iv e been look
that he m ust »non die
B u t he was for final ¡listruction s and assignm em ing into th e feasibility of g etting stone
urged to try Dr. K in g ’s New Discov of te rit- ry. T he com m ittees will la- front onr quarrv far the prospective
ery for C onsum ption. After taking sent out in two» % I »1 euld b - kind- governm ent building there.
five bottle« be waa en tirely cured. It l ’ sereivtd »nd pr m .U y given tbe
M eichant Finaeth ia in Kan F ra n
is positively guaranteed to cu re all infotm a ion sou lit.
c i s » buying ona of the largest and
d iseas-« of tlin -«t, ch est add lungs,
most ettnu-tiva assortm ents of holidav
E d ito r Sews W a n d e r« .
inclu ding coughs, cold», la grippe,
novalties that evar cam e Vo Dallas Do
pneum onia, bronchitis, asth m a, hay
E d itor W. V. B arry , of L exin g ton , 1 not decide what to buy until yon have
fever, croup, whooping cough. 50 I'eun , in exploring Mam m oth reva. • -••n his pretty things, which wi'l
cenla and 91.00. T ria l bottle free at contracted a sevens ease of p ie s. H i-; -oon be hare.
qu irk cure through using B n ck len 's
M. D. E llis’ Drug store.
A rnica Halve convinced him i t is an* j T o rem ove a troublesom e corn or
Rev. Goodfriend will preach a aeries oth er world's wander. Cures piles, I bu n io n ; Ft rat tar-k th e corn or bun
of aerniona from the book of R evela injuries, inflam m ation, end all Isalilv I ion in warm water to soften it, then
tion. N ext Sunday m orning’s them e eruptions. Only 25 cen ts at M t D. . pare it dnwn as d o se aa possible
w ithout draw ing blood and apply
will be. T h e Angel with an Open Em-».
Cham berlain» Pain Balm tw ice d aily ;
B ook, the evening su bject l-eing T h e
rubbing rigorously for five m in utes el
R egeneration of th « W orld.
each «--plication.
A corn plaster
should lie worn for a few days, to pro
lect it Irani the slew. Aa a genera!
(O
linim eut fur sprains, brui-»«, lam eness
and ih e n m -tis m . Pain Balm ia u n
equalled. For sale hy A K W ilso n .
pastries ap p ro p riate
to the
Care must be taken to avoid baking powders made
from alum.
Such powders are sola cheap, because
they cost but a few cents per pound.
Not only
will they spoil the cake, but alum Is a corro
sive acid, which taken in food means injury to health.
Mr». Barnh J . lore, who lives on tin-
r-mil to M onm outh, has been gvanttd
a pension of $8 a m onth,
The Dallas tem perance union bus
passed an appropriate series of resolu
tions concerning G randm a Adkins.
In the easy, ex p ed i
season, R o yal is indispensable.
(■«urge W . B elt, a I rot her of not
poainiaslor, has linen elected sup -rior
lunge at Spokane.
W ill Hubbard, a form er Dallas
team ster, has bought the tiu ck and
leant of E v erett H iltibrand.
Is m ost e c o n o m ic a l, because
«OVAL BAKING W W M l 60., 1M WILLIAM ST., NEW
YORK.
J . C. Purvin e, form erly of 8pring
Mrs F ra n k Lem ihary and children
O L . F ran cis ia working in a Port
Valley, now lives at P etalum a Califor I eve been down from L u ck iain u te 1 1 land sawmill.
nia.
the home of Cottnty Clerk L augltary.
Alonzo Brown was in Portland yes
Mitrmonism ia trying to get a foot
T h e m arriage of W a lte r W illiam s terday buying goods for his firm.
hold in thia valley but altould be to Miss Palatino G aynor took place
S. C, Dodaou litre bought the m er
frowned U|-on.
W ednesday evening at th e brid e’s can tile business of H eitry Bills.
home in the presence of the im m ed
Many ladies all over 'h e count)
C ilhert Tyson has bough t the 107
have large flocks of turkeys getting iato reliteves of the bride and groom ,
acre hhafier farm near Bridgeport for
Rev.
Goodfriend
officiating.
T
h
e
ready for tbe thanksgiving and C hrist
house was beautifully decorated with 91 , 000 .
mas trade.
Howers and after the cerem ony an el
Photographs, som ething new slid
T h e Dallas fish, poultry and gener aborate co llatio n waa spread. T h e novel for C hristm as. Bee our new
al produce m arket can supply almost presents were m any and beautiful,
photo holders. T . J . C hkukinuton ,
every kitchen and table want. See
Dallas
B A LLSTO N .
their choice brands ef canned goods
|
An
oyster
supper
will
be
given in
No good student will be inclined tu
Nut. an idle leant or man anywhere
McCoy on T hanksgiving evening. A
neglect, hit school books by loafing on around.
free en tertain m en t, but the oyster«
the streets or going out into gav |
School entertainm en t T h an k sg iv coat you 15 cen ts. B rin g along your
gatherings. Those habits always dis
extra change for candies, peanuts,
tract ours attention from lis studies. ing day.
etc.
Miss E ffie Pence has married a Mr.
A lm ost ivory family in Dallas haa
Our! public school >>ss already an
an abundance of stove wood stored Blizzard, of W atsonville, California.
enrollm ent of 270, which was the
away in dry places and 1 lie sam e is
Forest Craven is moving lim e from higliwuter m ark last year. Never be
true of m ost farm ers. A few years
D allas, having rented the C. A. Ball fore was the school organized in so
sgn they left their wood m aking in
hop yard.
good a shape and the ind ications arc
the rain, cu tting it as neecrd.
George M cCulloch’s new dwelling ia th a t its governm ent will be on a high
almost com pleted, ready for a new er level. Before 8 :30 and from noon
S o u th e rn C a lifo rn ia .
to 12 :40 no pupil « ill be allowed to
Notable am ong tb e plrtt.sures afT- r - house keeper.
en ter the loom s, but may go in to the
ed by tbe Abasia route is llte winter
Mr. O ttinger and fa m iy have mov basement. D uring interm issions the
trip to Southern California and Arizte
n 1. Renewed acq u aintance with this ed into their hom e, formerly t' e Jag. principal will spend his whole little
--ec.tiiin will ever develop freelt (Mtinta Olmsted property. T h ey are re ce n t on the grounds am ong ths scholar»,
one teacher will he on duty in tire
of inU rest and added sources of e n ly front E a st Tennessee.
basem ent another in the hallway to
jo y m en t. under its sunny skies, in the
C O LLEC E N O TES.
preserve good order. It will be tbs
variety of its industries, in its prolific
aim to incu lcate gentlem anly and
vegetation and am ong its numbcrlo s
Rev. W inters and other L afay ette ladylike conduct everywhere.
resorts of m ountain, shore, valley and friends visited the college th is week.
nlain. T h e two daily Shasta trains
from Portlaud to C alifornia have bei n
Our literary society will give a
recently equipped w ith llte most ap grand en terta in m en t ju s t before tbe
proved pattern of standard and tourist holiday*.
sleeping oars, but th e low rates of fare
R *v . C. N. Dubs, Evangelical m is
will still cen tilitre in effect. Illuatrat
ed guides to the w inter resorts of C a l sionary to C hina, addressed the stu
ifornia and A rizona ntay be bad -m dents Tuesday afternoon on “ Our aim
application te C. H. Markham, G. P. in life.’’
A., Portland, Oregon.
T h e first term af school is more
P ra is e w o rth y Aot.
U ncle B en. B ranst-n’s son, Epliri-
ttni, lives west of Harm ony church.
For two rem » his w i'e Inis been an in
valid and Inis had to lie taken to the
Salem hospital several lime», her care
tq-iirin g nearly all his tints
Recent
ly he moved to B til.ip , leaving In
farto in Care of Ilia hm tlieiinlaw , ttta-
well H arris. Of course funsi w--rl
tad been neglected. Fifty acres of
•iimnier fallow needed st-wing and the
'iillwwing neighbors with 55 barre»
volunteered to jie lp put ¡ t i n ; C. O
Burgess, E ltner Y ocom . J . Parks, G.
-‘ Itepard, Van D ickey, Carl Graves, P.
VI. C hurchm an, F ra n k Chapm an, Oli
ver R alston, Dave Ja m e s, Russ Row
ell, Je f. Dickey, Jlin Brown, Jo e Brown,
Cyrus B lair, O. O u'brnd, Hugh Gut-
try and C larence Glut sled.
M A R K E T R EP O R T.
|Corr«ct«d »««tty try V»Hv No.1,1
W h e at, per bushel, 50 cts.
B ra n , per ton |14.
S h o rts, per to n , # ¡6.
O ats, per bu shel, 35 c ts .
F lo u r, per 10 barrels, 12 70.
Flour, per s s c k , 8 0 *.
Buckw heat Hour, 9 2 .5 0 per -wt.
U erntes, 91 50 per cwt.
Corn m eal, 92 50 per cw t.
[Corrected weekly by Brown A Son
Potatoes, per bu shel. 35 eta.
B u tte r, per pound, 17| t te.
I .ard , per pound, 10(g 11 cts.
B a co n , aides, per jo u n d , 9 (8 1 0 cts
H an ts, per pound,
eta.
Sh o u ld ers, per | oiiuil. 8 0 1 0 eta.
E fK ». per d ozen, 30 cts.
C h ic k e n s , pt r d o .e n 92.50(894
Dried fra il« , per pound, 12 cts.
B e e ts , per pound, 1 cent»
T u rn ip s, per pound, 1 c ts .
C ab b a g e , per pound, 2 j eta.
O n io ns, per pound, 2 cts.
B e a n s, per p o u n d , 4 « 5 ce n ts.
Corn m ea l, per p o u n d ,2 } cts.
H ey, per ton, |6 «| 8.
than half over and in spite of an un-
fsvorahle beginning excellen t progress
Its* been made.
Psstors from different points and
etlrer friends uf the college made it
conven ien t to vi»it us during the
presence of Missionary Dill's.
B U E N A * V IS T A .
Mr». Maggie Davis
here last week.
visited relative*
B e tt Snyder is working
•t*amer Gray E agle.
on
th s
Mr. L ock * and fam ily are movjug
from th e bottom to town.
Monroe K reotz is b--ck from W in
lock and will -“tin one of A. J . R ich
ardson's bop yard*.
K. P. Hall and W in. Steel are m ov
ing back to town this week after
spending the sum m er in their bop
yard».
At the *pccial school m eeting l a s t ;
Saturday a 2j m ill tax was voted to
reseat and n tlie ra i e imt rove the
property. Our »clmol ia doing g<a>-l
work, hero being forty piq ila with
Mias M attie Lee aa teacher.
♦ • ♦
S h e w a s S u rp ris e d .
A very plea»»nt surprise party was
given at th e home of D. F . Coiirtor, in
Falla City* November 9 th , iii hot.or of
Nell Ford who ia viaiting there. R e
freshm ent* were served anti lire evet •
ing wire spent in singing and eocit 1
g 1 me». Those present w ere:
Mr.
and Mr*. D F . C ourier, Mr. s n i Mr«.
J K Ford, Mr. and Mr«. E m m et, Mr-.
Tethenvw, Mrs. Pugh, Carrie H a le ),
{ Ella E m m et, Cora Fm d, Maml Ora
i ¡tarn, B ertha Frink. Maud Moyer, Ntta
tlo lm a n . Maggie Rboihtbarger, Maml
Ja m e s, Edith Dennis, (L a ce Carev,
j Jo h n E m m et, Fred Holm an, Jo sh end
Fred T a lb o tt, Fred Lom bard, W i'l
j « la rr. P -te Htnahaw, Park Calkin»,
I Charles Moyer. Chester McBherry amt
j Earl Ray momt.
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R em em ber the basket social a t
B ridgeport to-morrow evening. AU
invited nnd free adm ission.
W . T . Sltuw, wlm has been living at
Bpoknne tor toveral je a r s is sick at
B u rn t R a n ch , east of the m ountain«.
Chicken pie supper in tire Wilson
block front 5 :3 0 to 9 o,clock, Friday
evening, November 23, at 23 cents,
by tit* Presbyterian ladles.
Rev, M acLean a Corvallis Episco
pal divine preached a t the Presby
terian church Monday evening, and
Uev. C. N. Dubs, m issionary to Chiu»
on Tuesday evening.
E ld er Arnold will preaolt at the
collage Sunday m orning and Prof.
M atzgerin the evening. Kav H. A.
Deck will preach a t Bridgeport m orn
ing and uveiling and at Falla C ity in
the afternoon. Revival m eetings at
Bridgeport will continue iudefinilly.
Mothers and littla folks, rem em ber
that O .field's store is headquarters
lor Chi retinas things. Som e good lit-
(In girl ought to g et th a t nice large
doll in the show window. Evary twa
hits worth you buy includes a ch an ce
at it. He carries num erous guod
things to eat th at dout co st m uch.
Andrew Siefarth and Mias R achel
lla-n etl were married Wednesday a t
ihc home of C. H . Morris by Rev. D.
vl. Meztger and received m any usa-
ful gifts from the kindred present.
She has been living with Mrs. Eugene
Hayter aud their new home wil be
je s t this siJe of the Siefarth bop
yard.
Help...
Nature
D o Not Throw
Good Money Away||
O n Podr Groceries
fc W h e n you can buy fresh,
pure, high grade goods of us
at the same prices that you
pay for inferior stuff
j *
Babies and children need
proper food, rarely ever medi
cine. If they do not thrive
on their food something is
wrong. They need a little
help to get their digestive
machinery working properly.
B u y GrocerieH of
Us One Month
And note the accumulated
savings in your purse. Note
the high quality of grocer
ies we send you. Note our
attention to your orders and
promptness in serving you.
T h e re is economy here for
you every day in the yearj*
ScogàtSH»
COD L I V E R O I L
WITH HYPOPHOSPMTES or U H I 4S00A
will generally correct this
difficulty.
If you will put from one-
fourth to half a teaspoonful
in baby’ s bottle three or four
times a day you will soon see
a marked improvement. For
larger children, from half to
a teaspoonful, according to
age, dissolved in their miiK,
if you so desire, will very
soon show its great nourish
ing power. If the mother’s
milk does not nourish the
baby, she needs the emul
sion. It will show an effect
at once both upon mother
and child.
90c. and f t .<*>, i l l dnsggkt»»
S C O T T & B o W N F . <.h*«ti*fv N ew York.
T. A. RIGGS,
, The Dallas Grocer.
N E W T O -D A Y .
4 GOOD
JOOD H A L F JF.KÄF.Y
JK H s E Y M
V IL IT I
! . 1 mile by Mr*, O. L. Francia.
H
ack
for
h ale or
tr a d k
bv
COW
a
POR
. bcrk
h a lter near Imlla*.
LMOHT Y FARLI NO HTK.ERH FUR HALB BY T
f j D PhhlliM of 1MIU«
k i T H A Y
I
H ‘ M s A T M Y
I LACK
h»va It by pa yln r fa m e* « .
u h o r t iio h n
di rham
O W N ER
W . II
bull
CAN
K rtb a r.
C A L F FOR «ole
» ! by J T , ■I tfitc* at Hater.
YEY T O LOAN OR ’ MFROVKD FARM F R o -
pt rty
usual reta» by Oncer H ayter, Dullae,
to
L o a n
at
« rf.H c e n t o n f a r m
J . L. COLLINS, tei'M .
l i f t H A V E MONEY T O LOAN ON IMFK0YTg>
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