Polk County itemizer. (Dallas, Or.) 1879-1927, December 07, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextC ro a t C le a ra n c e S a le . F or the neat several weeks every body w ill be th in king and talking about Christm as tilings. N icer arti c le t of all kinds you cannot find I'-ao at the flam es K acket store and the special beauty o f it is that they coat so much less than s t moat other pin- ces. H eadquarters for harness, saddles and such things at Shaffer's shop net far from the court liouso on S ta'e atreet. T h e best leather ami the best work have placed him in the lead. F o r attractive holiday photography, go to the Cronise s 'u d ie over the New Y o rk K acket store. Dr. K eelsr, the veterinary surgeon, may nearly always lie found at the steel bridge feed yard, H e has brought health to m any a tick anim al. Ilsm em lier the special 10 per cent discount for cash at the Harr jewelry store up to the middle of January on all kinds of jew elry, silverware and o th er Christmaa goods. Y'ou can always get the very best drinkables at the Yokoh am a Tea store. Just now they are m aking specialties of Christm as goods. E v e ry th in g in the shape o f lam ps, glass and Chinaw are. A re yon interested in high class laundry work? I f so, se.-id( your soil ed linen to the steam laundry. T h ey w ill re'u rn it spotless, unhurt and sweet sm elling. Tha Bast Plaster. Cham berlain's Pain Balm and bound to the affected parts is superior to any plaster. W h en troubled with lam e back or pains in the side or chest, give it a trial and you are rertaiu to be more than pleased with the prompt relief which it affords Pain Balm ulso cures rheumatism One appli cation gives relief. F o r sale by A. K . W ilson . Before i livin g Christma> things mo Miss H aP ock . tbe m illin er in W il son’ s block, keeps strictly up I » the what our advertisers lay about their im e« in e veryth in g pertaining to her offerings. businesa. Alw: vs go there when you Ed H arm »n, o f Bridgeport, paid A. want the latest and beat, Anderson, of Buena Vista. $00 for twelve sheep. H 'ad qn n rlera for p iotty dolls. Bee l l i . e . Thu Miss. M innie o f D w ie v iH «, is staying with tlie fam ily o f Coun t) Clerk Laughary. Christmas goodies for everybody to eat iiinl pretty tilings of many kinds .or holiday presents may be bad at Brow n’s grocery store. Now is the lim e to liny " t id e their stock is com plete. Au d you wilt find many a t tractive ofivrings iu their dry goods departm ent. Miss, liach el Sm ith, of Lewisville, has had some fencing done on her Mc- T im moods V a lle y farm. Isaac Lym-li how to lackle blacksm ithiiig. B a c o n ,s id e », per pound, 9 9 1 0 cts lia m e , p er p ou n d, 12(315 eta. Bbouldera, p er pound, 8 4 1 0 ota. E g g s , per d ozen , 30 cts. C h ic k e n s, p er d ozed $2.110(394 Dried fru it*, p er pound, 12 eta. B eets, per pound, 1 cents T u rn ip k , , '« r pouud, 1 cts. C a bb age, p er pound, 2| cts. O niona, per pound, 2 cts. Beans, per p ou u d , 4@ f> oanta. Corn m eal, p er p o u n d ,2^ cts. H a y , par ton, $6(398 C O U N TY C O U R T. H o w to C u ra C ro u p . *.* A t the second band furniture store Mr. K crslake can supply these who want tu do ttm purary bouse keeping at small cost. H e buys second hand articles. C A B T O n Z A »IM IM T m I m I . The m erchants of Dallas have m u tu ally ugn ed that after New years they will close their places o f business a l 8 o’clock. ft! y r A train o f 15 carloads of apple*, all from one farm at Medford, lias jus) been shipped east. The same farm last year produced $14,(XK) worth of apple*. Harness M aker Shriver, o f Perry- dale, use* Mieli good material and does mt-li superior work that many Polk and Y a m h ill county farmers have him to da all their work. Our n ative county in Kentuoky i- -oine for turkeys. One firm there wil buy and k ill 30,000 for tha (astern market. T h e y em ploy 75 hand« and pay 4 rents a head for picking. A * it i* not «Iw ays ea*y to niak* a selection c f gift* for Christmas tim e, * hint may som etim e« be helpful. A real nice preaent is a^iiano, an organ, t sew ing m achine, a violin, guitar or hanja. If to la* sent by mail a niu-i roll book or some late pieces o f appro priate sheet music. Oeo. C. W ill, of Salem , has a nice line in all o f the above mentioned articles. O n ly a few weeks age lie rereived a boat load of unboxed piano* and organ* and n r il Monday a carload of them will arrive for him . Y o u can buy a piano, rrgan or sewing machine on installments without o ilier security than to let Mr W ill hold the title to it until it ia paid for. R u fu t Purler and fam ily and Miee Alisa R em in gton b are been up from H arm en y to sea Grandm a Porter, who i* jnat 80 years old. . * Powder Strongest, purest, most economical and healthful of all leavening agents. There are many imitation baking powders sold at a low price. They are made from alum, a corrosive acid which is poisonous in food. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 100 WILLIAM «T., NEW YORK. N . Tarter, who taught at Peedee for fourteen years, is becom in g qu ite pop T lie nice doll g iv n away by Mias. ular at C orvallis, where he U now H allock fell lo the lot of Mrs. M. D. teaching. . Ellis. W h ile w ork in g on H ie Salem steel Dr. M cC allon is having two nice nf- bridge at n igh t Dave H a le y fell fice rooms fixed up over Bruwu’s gro tlirough, his escape from death being cery. almost miraculous. A t tlie Presbyterian church Rev. Salt rheum, with its b u rn in g, stin g Goodfrionds m orn in g theme will be ing sensation, is due to poor blood T h e Lo n ely Bleeper and at evening, and is cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla, Unequal Marriages. llie great blood purifier. Judge B u rn e ll's term of circuit Sh eriff Van Orsdel and wife were c u r t lasted Use than a day, there be m ariied tw enty years ago today and ing no jury cneea, mast of them h av their C h in a wedding anniversary will in g b e n previously settled. be celebrated this evening. Mrs. V io la M orton has bought and A bister o f Chur ie and D ave M c moved to the property so lon g occu M nseott. who has Donald has com e from Canada to pied by H e n ry spend ths w inter will» them . T h ey moved to his new. hom e near that of grandm a F a rley. had not seen her for twenty years. Mr. Ota, the young Russian who has been attending Dallas college, has gone to the Forest Grove university, having been given a scholarship there- in. m ■•H? • r ^ M arple C u tter H aw k in s,o f Indepen • lenoo, has built up to good a reputa lion in his line that hut few people in this county seud away for cem etety work. Baking PU R E ** Mr. Kersluke at tlie Second Hand (to re is ageut fe r ths Singer sew ing machine. Perry Zu m w alt, af C orvallis, has been visitin g Ilia ol;l tim e liorna at l-ewisvilla. Frank Collins has been spending a m onth witli his brother, Doug., at Goidendale. T w o Portlan d men have been em ployed to ex p o rt tlie records of Y a m h ill county for the past six years. Mrs. T im m o n s, n form er resident of Dallas, died W ednesday at tlie home of her duughler, Mrs. Reason Brunk, in E ola. has dwindled down to about 400 Miss H aley spent T h a n k sgivin g A gen t Kershaw say* that year by year ' with her fam ily at M onm outh and they are becom ing more capable of Max H aley cam e back with her in self support. Huuday. T h e Decem ber number o f the Out George T ic e ’s m other snil sister look, published at 287 Poisrlli avenue, from Kansas are here on a visit. Mrs. New Y o rk is a group of short articles T ic e is over 80 but bore tlie journey tellin g what books printed in the last very well. 1,00 years have most influer.ee on tin* life and character of tlie cen tu ry. The Ladies A id society o f the M E. T h ey are of deep interest and lasting church will g iv e a dinner on New value. Years Day, also a supper wit It a con undrum social afterwards. T h e pro I f yon want the greatest possible ceeds will lie applied to pain tin g the am ount o f state and con n ly news church. w eean furnish it. Y o u c »n get this On T h a n k s giv in g united service st paper and the Oregonian a year for $2.25. E very fam ily should have a tlm Christian church in tlie morning good local paper and another con and in the even in g a box social which T h ere was * dance in the tain ing general news. N ow is the realized 9 « tim e to order your reading m atter for even ing and early m orning well eon dueled end qu iet, given by the Belvi- the winter. dere A th letic club. A a io n g the tans o f thousands who T h e Junior Leegu e o f tlie M. E have used Cham berlain's Cough rein- -dyjfor cold* and la grippe durin g the church were entertained on Saturday last few yeare, to our know ledge, noi afternoon at the parsonage by Rev. F. a single case ha* resulted in pneu K. Lon g and wife, and passed « very monia. Tbos W h itfield k Co., 240 pleasant time. T h is League meets ev Wabash a v nue. Chicago, one o f the ery Hunday a l 3 at the church for re most prom inent retail drugg st* in ligious instruction. that c ity , in speaking of this, ssrs Visitors last week were Lulu and “ We recomm end Cham perlain'a W illard G ilb ert from M cM iu a ville, Cougli R em edy for la grippe in many Ora ltliO)'»l*arg r ami A b b i« W eikal rase*, aa it n ot o n ly gives p rom pt and from their schools, sevoral from tlie rom p lete recovery, but also counter «¡let* basin aad the Kau and M orri a c t. any tendency of lagrippo to re son brothers from Paedee 8am found volt in pueum ouia.” F o r sale by A. h il horse, which got loos«, the lic it K. W il ion. morning. C IR C U IT C O U R T D O C K E T. A Bush et al va John J D aly et al, action at la w ; George G Bingham for plaintiff.— Settled, I I D Staats vs H C Bressler, action at la w ; Oscar H a y te r for p lain tiff.— C ontinued for service. J D Leo vs J W M yer, action at law ; W T Slater and W M K aiser for plaintiff.— D efault anil judgm ent. J G V a n Orsde’ l, sheriff, vs J W Brown, «e lie n at la w ; Oscar H ay ter for p lain tiff.— Continued. W H Parrish vs VV K H all et al, no tion at law : A F Cam pbell for plain tiff.— Continued, Van B Sears, oxeoutor, vs John J Diversified fsrm in g lias become s Daly et al, appeal from justice cou rt; necessity in Oregon. N early all farm Ed F Coad for p lain tiff; T ilm on Ford, ers wil! raise less grain and m ore stock VV M Kaiser anti W T Slater for de poultry and oth er things. fendant.— Continued. R ep ort a l Gooseneck school for tli« m onth end iu g N ovem b er 23rd : E n Go to B ig g ’s grocery for toys of all rolled, 16; average attendance, 12; on roll of honor, Claud Meador, N ora kinds, also for China dishes anil sou venir C hina o f court house and acad O vialt.— A lige Payne, teacher. em y, ft being very attractive. T h e Cook prem ise« where the rase J. W . Crider and fam ily are not of smallpox occured will be teleasid from quarantine Decem ber I2tli., that pleased at D enver aqd about two is 21 days after the fum igation that wicks hence will m ove lo Oakland, California. H. L. Crider may also go succeded tlie death and burial. there after the holidays. A good watch or clock would inuke O tliets are lik e yourself. N oth in g such a nice Christmas gift, so would some useful article of silverware, a would please you better than to be re gold pin, a ring or society badge. membered with a fine photograph of some good friend. F in e ones are Jew eler M orris lias all of them. made by C lierrington, of Dallas. W illa rd E lkins, who is atteudiug the state un iversity, was married ut Presiding E lder Fitch from W est Roaeburg last week lo a Miss. W ood. V irgiu ia will preach his first sermon H e is a you n g man of far m ore than at tlie South M ethodist church next average talen t and praisew atlhy qu al Sundny e vtn in g and will hold quar- ities. erly conference M ondsy. Services at the church this even in g and tom orrow M auritxcn & H u ll on M ill street evening. have all kinds o f m arkst stuff. Order a dressed cltioken for your Sunday dinner. T h e ir m inced clam * make elegant soup and they keep fresh oys ters. W illie L e e and bride are livin g at Bridge|>orl in the reeidence of his T lie band stand ha* been moved grandfather, W ilson Lee, who is stay •** ing with his d m gh ter, Mrs. Lucinda from the coa rt lien s« square to the T h e prettiest doll in town ; a chance race track at the southwest corner of Sm ith, ut Colfax, W ashington. given with every 50 cen t purchase town. I t is the purpose to organize Boo H ive. Assessor Con n er gives notice that and establish a small «a u n ty fair the board o f equalisation will meet at **• there. 'h e office of the county clerk Monday The m illin e ry em porium over December 17th to exam ine and current FALLS* # I T Y . Brow n’s store is a good plate to ge any errors in the assessmant roll. for w in ter headwear. If what you Mrs. W u i. Southw ell has a fine little want ia not in stock it w ill lie at once R ev. B Z. R iggs is back at his old girl. ordered. Som e goads being sold at n h o n e place near Ballslon for a good discount. long rest. Ilia physicians having ileeiil T h e foalbsll match on T h a n k sgivin g *■<1 it absolutley necessary for him to tesulteil in favor o f M onm outh. give up the m inistry for the present I t w on t do to pass Sm ith's simp M r*. H a llo w ell’s turkey dinner was Drs. Steiner A Fish er have dissolved largely «H anded and gave great satis when you w ant route extra black- partnership. T h e form er will remain faction. sm ith in g dune. iere and the latter, lieing a •) erialist Mr. Forem an was m arried to Miss n eye. ear and throat discuses, will N eith er «rill it pay to go chewheri -eek a larger field for practice in Ills Bentley last week and ilia pair have than M orrison's liv ery alehle for llie -ettled ia their houae her*. particular line. t-est service to he had. I f tie canoo* Frank Butler has been sick and un satisfy yen neither can the other man F orty years ago there were several thousand In dian s on the Grand der Dr. P fand h oefer’s treatm en t for H o lid a y P re se n t* . K< o d e reservation, but llie number j two weeks, but is now bettor. Mr. R G ray, w h oH »ee near An ien ia, Dnchi-r* cou n ty, N . Y ., says: “ Cliant- Sibley, J. b eila in '* Cough Rem edy is the best F in al accounts were rendered and m edic nc 1 have aver used. I t is a the adm inistrators discharged in tin Sue ehih 1 re > remedy for croup and estate« o f J. C. A llen , W m . G ay and never fails lo cu te ” W h en given as Nathan Conner. soon as the child becomes hoarse, or ■ U TLER . T h e final account of the Am anda even after the croupy cough has de Richards estata was aet for hearing veloped, it will p ieven t the attack Mia* Lau ra Buell ha* been up from January 7th and like action was taken This should l*e liorne in mind and a harm ony. bottle o f the cough remedy kept at in tha j . W . Richards estata. hand rawly for instant use as soon as Tim Cox Imya ara cu llin g wood on A petition to sell the real prop-rty these sym ptom s appear. F o r sale by Rad Prairie. o f the Nathan Hussey estate was aet A. K . W ilson . for hearing February 4th. C. J. lltis ta y has been attending Sarah J. Fawk was m ade guardian court a l the «a u n ty aant. A lodge o f the Order o f P en d « I as of Seth and Blanche Faw k. with J. Jamsa Shepard, ju n ior, and Fred. W . Lewis, E. L. H arris and W . W . been organised here with fifteen chat- <er members and a Modarn Wia-dai.m Anar has# relu m ed honaa far llie w in Sm ith a t appraisers. lo Ige it soon In become a reality, ft ter. A petition to sail the personal prop had be. n supposed that thera was al T h e T h a n k sgivin g entertainm ent al erly o f tne Edward U ’ Biarne estate read» a superabundance of lodge« in the seba-d liaose waa well atland d was granted. Dallas. and g re a tly «»jo y e d . PROBATE. I t took five team* to haul from L ew isville the wool that H en ry Bmilh bought for F. A. Douty. J. L Biggs aud wife, o f Salem , have been v i»i io g her mother, Mrs. Z erild a •a* will know precisely Percival, iu Monm outh. any d ifficu lt job ol T h ir ty minut- s is all the tim e re . mured to rive with P u tn a m Fad lees Dye*, fio.ri by A. K . W ilso n . I will sell all m illin ery at a great Mechanical toys. Iron toys, games reduction the balance of the season o f any description a l the most reason and will give a prise with every hat. able prices. T h e Bee H iv e. Location, corner of .Main and M ill .% streets, Dallas. M u«. 8 m IT II Go ta Kisser’ s gun store when you may and lie will be found repairing C O U N C IL V e E T IN C . « 'in s injured article. For a dim e lie T h e y m et in regular session M on can make a broken d ollar article as day «v e ilin g with all present except good as new. W oods and Casper satin g as presi dent. Num erous fam ilies all ever the T h e follow in g claims against 111« county have learned that the Gaynor city were allowed : Robinson «1 Shaw, hauling . . 9 6 50 hoot and shoe em porium ia the very F H Mnseott, hauling m u d .. . . 9 50 best place to go for everythin g in that V f S Hubbard, eam e................ 13 00 line. T h e y have slippers and rubber Dan Syron, shovelin g .............. 1 80 goods. Leonard IaiSiciir, s a m e............ 38 Mr Graham, t a m e ...................... 1 80 A t the Bee H iv e — albums, 50 cents E E H ill (brand, s a m e .............. 1 95 to $10; celluloid novelty bozos, 15 K ra tz A Slack, piano t u n in g .. 15 00 cents lo $1.75; work boxes, 50 ceuts to A J M artin, salary .................. 20 00 $4; toilet sets, 75 cents tv $3.50. W in FHull, m d se........................ 3 75 ••• 1) i R ile r, lights, .................. 94 75 J H Frakes ............................... 50 00 N early everybody between here and Several bills on account o f the small Salem depend on the stage d river to pox rase were disallowed. buy m any tilings for them. An ordinance lo issue new bonds for ths present oity indebtedness was Dodson’s Racket store, next door to read first tim e. T h e auditor w a i instructed lo ask Chapm en's furniture establish w en t, is Mr. A lb e rt if lie would assign the tIt« place to get things cheap. N early all of Ilia old Salt Creek friends trade present bonds. A n ordinance provid in g for the con there. H e w ill save you m oney on struction of a sidewalk on the oast •ve ry purchase. side of H ayter street between W a sh • ** ington and Clay was read first lime. Select your holiday gifts early— it's A n »rtliu ance preventin g lbs free an advantage, as you g.-t the clioici exh ibition of hypnotized subjects was •fuff. Y o u can do no better Ilian read first lim e. start direct for the Bee H ive. An ordinance regulating contagious %* diseases was passed. Oils o f m any sorts, reeds of many On motion of Fiske the marshal was oedsred to raise I he quarantine on the kinds, table knives, butcher knives Cook premises on the 12th of this and poek el knives, axes and batchsts, spades and shovels, rakes uutl forks, mouth aud discharge Mr. Snyder. On motion o f Fiske llie auditor was lines and plows, are but a sm all frac lio n s) part of what llaid w arem u ii instructed 1 « request the railroad place sufficient incaiuieseent lights Fanil carries in Stock. Uvvrythiug needed for barn oi hours building and at the depot. stoves o f all kinds. E llis moved to adjourn. Fathers and mothers, leuil us yout ears and a m om ent's tim e. H ave not your boys been d oin g so well as to de serve some reward? A neatly dress ed lad la sure to tbink mors o f h im P a id D e a r for H ,a L s g . self and to be m ore respected by o th B. D Blanton o f ThackervH le, T a x ., ers. T a k e your tons to Johnson’s in two years p *id over $300 to doctors model cleth in g store and let racli of to cure a running sore on hie leg. them pick out a nice suit which will Then they wanted to cut it off, but lie n o t cost much. cured it with one box of Bucklcn’i A r nica Salve. Guaraiit-cd cure for piles. T h e next tim e you have occasion to 23 cents a box. Sold by M. D. Ellis, drive in to the country go to H enry druggist. Hrown’t livery em porium . H e will M A R K E T R EP O R T. take pleasure in titlin g yo u out in tip tup style. (OorrsoSwl wsskljr by F.llx Nosl.l ------- - w e * . ------- W h ea t, per buahei, 50 eta. C le a ra n o e S a le . Brau, per ton |14. As I am arranging to go to C a lifo r Shorts, per to n , |16. nia. I will from n ow * on offer my Oats, per htiahel, 35 cts. en tire stock o f llelgian bares for sale F lo u r, per 10 barrels, |2 70. at reduced prices. T h e y in clude my F lou r, per sack, 80c. line buck, General L aw ton , ten good Buckwheat flour, $2.50 per c w l. breeding does and about forty you n g G erm ea, $1 50 per cwt. sters. I have a bargain for anyom Corn m eal, $2 50 per cw t. desiring to go into the business, and what would l-e nicer for a Christmas [Carrscted wsskly by Bruwn k 8oa present. E ve ryth in g goes, nothing Potatoes, per bushel, 30 cts. ri se-veil and early comers w ill get the B u tte r, pur pound, 20cls. best choice. H . L. C k id e k . L a rd , per pound, 10@11 cts. A piece of H am id dampened with LOCAL AND GENERAL* • IOO R e w a rd «100 T h e readers o f this paper w ill be pleased to learn that there is a l least one dreaded disease that science lias W H A T W E H A V E L E A R N E D D U R IN G T H E W E E K F R O M A L L A V A IL - been able tu cure ill all its stages, and that ¡ b catarrh. H all's Catarrh Cure ia the only positive cure known It, the A b le S o u rc e * D la h e d u p tor O u r N u m e ro u s F a m ily cf R eader* medical fra ie rn u ). Catarrh lieing a In A b re v ia to d P a ra g ra p h s . con stitution al disease, requires a con- '? r~ . ■ a iiiu 'io n a l treatm ent. tlsll,s Catairh Cure ia taken internally, tid in g d i Spectacles and glesse« at P fen n ig'». rectly upon the blo<*d and niucou-t Baled hay and m ill feed at Oetudd’s • u rfa c iv o f llie system , I hereby des troying llis foundation of the disease, Bam R.»y an ! w if •, have a new burn aud g iv in g the patient strength | «laughter. by building up the con elilti'ion Floyd Blake, of Peedee, in to work and a-sialitig nature ill doing its walk Idle proprietors have so much fai:h in iu tlie Idah > m in in g country. curative powers, that they oiler $UK) Miss J i lia Jam es, of Stiver, is tak for any Case I lists it fails lo cure. Send ing painting lessmi* it) Corvallis. for toalimouiala. A I 'reso F. J. Ci e- W e want correspondence from e v uey A Co., Toledo, O hio S-dil by all diu -glsta at 75 cents. H all's Fam ily ery ncighU>rhood in the coiiuty. pills are the best Dr. Luther, of Kiuice V . lle y, lias been fencing his Peodee fruit farm. DALLAS S H O R TLE TS . - J u s t S a v e d H is L'fe . Thousands Have Kidney Trouble I l nr. a ai tli* i*Iinit <■»' JIni tim i C h ar and Don’t Know it. les I '» v is of Ilnwi'i Hlon, 0-, lately ha-i How To Find Oat. from « If lull I fui death For i « " Fill a bottle or common glass with ynvr year» e severe lun g tru-ibl« inuetaiiUy water and let It aland twenty-four hours: a grew worse u n tili it e Clued lie luuel sediment or set die ul Consnm p ion. I'livu lie begat- tling Indicates an to inn Dr. K in g 's N. * U n covery aliò unhealthy condi lately w rote: " i t g a ie instant relief tion of the kid neys: If It stains ani I ircene I a |ierinanent eu ie.‘ your linen It Is Such wonderful eu.es li n e (or 2 > evidence of kid years, proven it s |«<w- r to cure ah ney trouble: too Throat, Chest and Luna trembles. frequent desire to Price 60 cents and 110 0, E ve iy pass It or pain in bottle guuraii’ eed T ria l lio’ lle* fr e the back Is also ut M U. Ellis's drug siine. convincing proof that the kidney» and blad ----- » • — ------- der are out of order. What to Do. S T A T E C A P IT A L P O IN T E R S . There la comfort In the knowledge so O. P. Dabney, at T h e Pair Store often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp- near the Statesman nltioe has Ids Root. the great kidney remedy fulfills every shelves and tables chuck full of new wish In curing rheumatism, pain In the tilings nice for the holidays and wauls hack, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of the urinary passage. It corrects Inability to show them to the ladies and child to hold water and scalding pain In passing ren of Falk county. It, or bad effects following use of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant — o— necessity of being compelled to go often E llis A Zin n , the S ta 'e slroet eon during the day, and to get up many times fee.ioners, near the court house, will during the night. The mild and the extra limite special prices on candie* and ordinary effect of S w a m p -R o o t is soon l i nta for Christmas tr e e s , f t will pay realized. It stands the highest for Its won you to buy I bore. T h e y have bon- derful cure3 of the most distressing cases. IMills, aalied alm onds and many o ilie r If you need a medicine you should have the best. Sold by druggists In 50c. and$l. sizes. toothsom e things. You may have a sample bottle of this wonderful discovery and a book that tells H. W . Thom pson A C o , the jewelry at 221 Com m ercial street, lisve tin more about It, both sent absolutely free by mall, largest and lineal lin e of Isoliti .v good- address Dr. Kilmer & Dome of ever shown in the v a lle '. W atches, Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When writing men diam ond«, solid siivi rware and many tion reading this generous offer In this paper. lare novelties. S u d i articles as the}' have will last a life lim e and be a eon slant pleasant rem inder of the giver A lle r exam in in g and p riein g their S to p s K h e C o u g h goods you will not la* inclined to g* Anil wia ks o ffth e cold. Laxa tive hra- elsewhere, Rem em ber the halation. m oqu in iue tablets cure a cold in mu day. N o cum, no pay. P rie », 26 H ellenhrand's retaurunt never fails enh. to satisfy pHlrons. Pity and Beauty The most beautiful thing in the world is the baby, all dimples and joy. The most pitiful thing is that same baby, thin and in pain. And- the mother does not know tkfat a little fat makes all the differ ence. Dimples and joy have gone, and left hollows and fear; the fat, comfort and color and curve-all but that was pity and love-is gone. The little one gets no fat from her food. There is some thing wrong; it is either her food or food-mill. She has had no fat for weeks; is living on what she had stored in that plump little body of hers; and that is gone. She is starving for fat; it is death, be quick! Scott’s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is the fat she can take; it will save her. J N Sm ith vs Marion Tow nsend, ac- linu at law ; L I I MoM Alien for plain tiff.— Settled. H e n ry B yerley vs James Sim enton ; action at la w ; Townsend A H art for p la in tiff— Settled. T A L ivesley A Co. vs J W Brown, action at law ; Sibley A Eakin and Butler A Coad fer p lain tiff.— Settled. A Bush and A N Bush vs N ellie Da mon, action at la w ; Ram sey ¿ i B in g ham for plaintiff.— Settled. A Bush, A N Bush, and Ladd A Bush va J R Cooper, action at la w ; Ramsey A Biiiglm m for p lain tiff.— Settled. H W M urph y vs Sin g On, action at law ; Towuvend A H in t for p lain tiff.— Settled. Blum auer Frank D ru g Co. vs C A M cLaughlin, action at law ; Oscar H ayter and Fenton A M uir for p lain tiff.— Settled. R obert Suitor vs E T M iller, con firm ation ; Oscar H ayter for plaintiff. — Sale confirmed.