Polk County itemizer. (Dallas, Or.) 1879-1927, December 28, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textf JLEARAÜCE SALE.. 1 W ithin tiiu border« of Polk county PUto MoFee and family, of Pianaer, ; C IT Y . OCR STAFF OF RUSTLERS- Mr. W in. Dugan, of Iowa, and Mr. today me more high grade sheep il> n Mri. Tea returned to her hom e. Thomas Vogal aud wife, af rpxn§, __________ _ _______,oeor before. 'I he thoroughbred« o( J | W H A T TH E Y HAVE TO S A T ABO UT Mr. W olf if« «on i« on a visit to lit« j j took difiner with tha family of W ui. B. Slum p, J H Hawley, H. B. Thiel- | T H E D O IN G S IN T H E C O U N T Y . Miller on Christmas day. lather. D A IL A 8 , TB ID A Y , DEO. 23, 1900. sen ami T. W. Urunk, ill recently i n 1 OAKOALE. A record L in fell on the 30th— i II troduced, will aoon send valuable tie.. A n U n c q i U ' r d a n d C o m p la ta Re iucliea. » * * •untie of W r.n t Y o u r F rie n d a are i i1 ..netKD Evasv K hica Y M okmso A t 7:80. I blood coursing through the veil)« of Mrs. Ollic Farley U vuitiug iu Dal- a n d Have Bean L a te ly D o in g . Fred, U >fr,./>"'ha« left for N»w las. hundred» end thousand« of sheep in I W . A . V V A H II, Whateom. this county. Tire flock« referred toI EOLA. Charley Hubbard ltaa rented the atiiToa amo raopKinTtiK. In onb’ r *4i reduce our »took to the lowest m inim um hy January 1-t we are I are by no means nil. but mining tire h.iiiaa Halloek hop yarJ. as ' —.-- .* T U ~~ . . I J 'd '11 Mt nlg'tui. ry a ______ Is, among which' m a k i n ________ g a wholesale reduction on many lines of staple goods, M i'. M itly » 16-year-old vat Jenk« I blew down t£ the «torni | more prominent. Shrewd farmers H. M. Bird i, cutting oak grubs fer ' I • will „;|| ba he"foiiud Yautlis Boy» lothing, found Mens, Y aoth s and B oyf C lothin g, Undershirts, Draw, rs and died lust week. SUBSCRIPTION KATES: are culling the com m on ruut« Iron, Miss ! S veatera for big men, Overcoats, Boxooats, Mackintoshes and lis t« , Lathes is EdiU, Miller is teaching a cord wood and goat pastine. Mrs. Thaelier has moved into Alfred term at t h . p-al school. |1 5 0 .......................................... Per y«'»r tlieir herds and keeping only such as ¡ i , .. Wraps. Mackintoshes and Furs, Dresa Goods, Ladles Furnishings, Cloves and Brown’s house. O. D e n .* has sold the timber on H(i<P*ry Table , Jl|01u N« ,,killii Large sixes in Mens Boots and HI..., 4 , 9 ................................Per »ix inonilts ■ wj|j p rotluce larK^r amounts of lietler Bates HulSfard i* spending Christ- his homestead in Tillam ook county les Hultoard i» spen 4 0 ............................Per tliree months . id all sizes iu broken lines in Ladies, Children «m l Mens Shoes at less than Mr. Holmes has sold som a of Ilia mss witli relatives here. for 50 cent per M. He will realize Advertising rates made known on wool. c< st tu close out. No coupons given on special sale prices. hops for 14 j cents and the rest for 11 . . . . , „ . - , about *1,500 from the sale. application. Correspondence is solicit The W oodmen gave » dance Christ- i * cents. C H R IS T M A S S U G G E S TIO N S : T hat dairying i» to become one of ed. as night atalwupper was provided at I Our W isconsin school teachrr Useful Artiotes at Close Prices. I si we 11 Shoemaker has gone to the the hotel. Fine Job Printing done at reasonable the great and paying industries of the > thinks this is rather mild weather for Coll« rettes Kid gloves Fur uapeft umbrella« ■irices. _ , winter. School will close next week. Fine Fascinators W illam ette valley seems evident. Ma Santian. country to help his father Har d kerchief« Feather boa« Boa« work on their place. Books Game« Frank Bi||l«r’e commission ** * \y’ e will have h id seven m ouths of Golf caftea Doll« ny new creameries have been estab Silk mitten« Hood« Hklrtu notary puBtjc has been renewed by so|JUO| this year and will have a little Album« Mackintoshes Comfort« Blanket« SÜppen« Our basket seeial was a success, a Gov. Geer. lished and aie doing well. Home few Fancy linen« Tea cloth) money left over. T he legislature will assemble Mon little over ¥22 being raised clear of Perfumery, French and American Dress patterhs in silk and wool are languishing for lack of enough Mr. Tall Fin« damask with napkins to match Iowa, baught recently expenses, which will he applied to get Ladies fine neckwear day, January 14th, the 11 ret important milk to support them. Dallas is sure ting the school bouse painted inside. the Haw tel tim ber land in section 16, j G OODS MENS' SM1THFIELD. blurts Sleeve holders Fancy neckwear Waldorf hats thing on the docket being the e l e c t i n g west af he« Umbrellas, Slippers o have one as soon us there are Hosiery Muffler» Jess Marliu is cultiug wood an the Underwear of a senator. (J. W. McBride wiiTj E o U ^ ihs organised a literary socie Clothing Overcoats Glove« enough good milch cows within strik ty to meet at tlie school house every Guff button« Watch «harms Al. Teal. /(I . Brown and Cal. Craair r Dolph place. com e home and try very hard to «tic- SA Y H IL F VOW- CUT O U T T H IS L IS T AND «N IN O IT WITH YOU. ing distance tu muko it pay. This Saturday night. The officers are as visited the ,.u»r’s claim near Huu- cetd himself. Half a dozen other, use Bert Hastings visited in Dallas,dur com ing year there could lie hero »1 follows: President, T. W . B re a k ; slrn e lust ’ -vk . ing the week. mentioned, hut H. \V. Corbett is apt '<j£ d iu iie r«- •> ,%w bait least a skimming station for ttie In vice president, U Ferguson; secreta tu he Ilia strongest, opponent. ry, H om er H olm es; treasurer, Mrs » «a ru m social hy dependence creamery, as the motor Ferguson ; editor, Ella Holmes. A id society Joe and Jim Udell and Mi*s Led- A Idll will be introduced at the gives every need«d facility for trans arl, Hall former rest- « ■ gerivood »pent Christmas at Staytou. portation. Better cattle are being in- P a id D e a r fo r H la Lag, A general assortment of com ing «cssi 'ii of tlie legislature look time from Walla Walla troduced and nearly all farmers will B. D Blanton of Tliackervillo, Tex., dents, have Frank Myrr and family visited here nearly everything in that to work in tie timber at Mr. Teals. ing to tli«* introduction of free libra lart week, snd their »on Floyd spen] soon he keeping more of them than two >ei,rl* V 'A. over *300 to*Jocio.-« line at lowest prices. to cure a ruuning sore on his leg. In all its «t«"«s there ries in all public schools. It is a step George Mfrtin. aged 24, formerly Christmas liars. ever before. Cattle raising msy not Then they wanted to cut it off, hut lie should be cleumiucis. Stoves and tinware. living near hire, was killed by » log in the right direction. In too many have paid some years in the past, but O ut M bocl will liav* a week’s vaca cured it with one box of Bucklen's Ar be he was giwing at a camp near Ely’ s Cream Balm Paints and oils. hoaies no leading matter appropriate it will now and hereafter. tion and oar teacher spent Christum« clean.“««, soothe« snd heals nica Halve. Guaranteed cure for piles. Walla Walla, the diseased membrane. Bee supplies. at h«r hums in Fall» City. for the children is provided, and ufien 25 cents a box. Hold by M. D. Ellis, It cures catarrh and drives Christmasrjye was celebrated with away a cold iu the head Notions in variety. B efore another issue of this paper druggist. they drift into reading had books and EOLA. a tree at the M. E. church. A pro quickly, J. J. WISEMAN. YttW*«- money appropriated a new century will have begun its cessional hy trim was sung by 15 boys, P IO N E E R . C r e a m C a lm Is placed Into the nostrils, «pr««d« Mr. Timntonds has sold his cow. over the membrane and Is absorbed. R slisfiaim - for putting good books into the hands course. Judging by the progress of and other giitable exercises, after M I L L S T R E E T , O A L L \ 3 . Mrs. J. R. Robbins is much im prov which Unci- rrving Stoddard acted as mediate and a cure follow«. It it-n ot drying—does Tlie sale of tlie Beardsley hop yard of tiie rising generation will he well of the lust 100 years we can im agine ed in health, not produce sneezing. Large Size, SO cents at Drug substitu*. c j Santa Clans, who was to Gilbert A Patterson has fallen spent. W « hope the legislators it) the new and now unthought of things gists or by m ail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mall. Tho Hrst coal of W m . K uhuke was in Pertland last toiling behiml in Idaho with a load of ELY BROTHERS, 50 Warren Street, New York. thiough on account of a defective ti that will spring into existence. So this county will see it in Hint light. tli in fence wm presents. ,n£arge and appreciative week visiting his daughters. lle. , “ much has transpired which we would Mimill, but i i audience ejeggpl the proceedings. The Fail» school has a wood shed— Chat ley M -Cracken is cutting 50 PaACTHJAL charily is whut counts have thought not only unreasonable the end wovon built Christmas day. That is not all cords ef wood for George Helhy. wiro fencing id most in the sight of heaven and does but im possible, that we slinll natural- • ei'lier. The old floor is torn up and much tkectiea,» There were no Christinas exercises m >st good on earth. W hile nearly anticipate wonderful changes in the they aie 'p u t tin g down a new one. e«t. Prices re ous is v e r / sick, at our scliocl house, hut everyone md New furniture will ulso he put iu and duced. Get pri all the churches throughout the land years to come. Com ing low n to Ore -has been visit- a pleasant time at home. i-varyliody i« invited to com o to the ces on hop Wire were having Christmas trees find oth gon, Polk county and Dallas, they too ¡ng relatives ' school bonne New Year's day and »ee Our teacher, Mrs. W eikel, talks of er festivities for those who were not will participate in that progress. How attending school at the s'nte normal, what has in en done. The following and shingles. Mrs. Eunic, of W ood hum , pereona June donated work : T. W ., visited relat' ' t week. really in need, the Salvation army in prominent a part can we and will we hegining with the apring term. George amt K. Hrunk, Schaffer. Fer . ’* • hundreds ofp la ces all over the union as individuals take in the onward Miss Lee, • I teacher, is Ledford W oodward won the priz* guson, Hunter, George and Ed. Mitty, were furnishing something to eat and inaruh. Opportunities are open all given for the most im provem ent in spending the' «»where. A1 f., Archie and Frank Brown, Gor Will give strength to the nerves and re 59 State street, Salem. wear to outcast aud poverty stiickeu around ready for the ambitious, seal, writing during the past three months don H. Stanton. store the liver and kidney« to a healthy Our literary tng some condition, give tone to the stomach end families. Multiplied thousands of un ous and persevering one«. E con om y, of our sclioel, the prise being a foun bowels, and promote a good appit.t > e attend good meetinl WALTER MORLEY, Prop. tain pen. POLK. healthy digestion; will relieve constipa fortunates were made happier. All line. tion, purify the blood ami make a heal industry, good habits ami honor in all Mary Roddikopp is working in Sa thy body with a clear skin. That tired hnuor and praise to the Salvation ar things arc powerful leading string» in H ow to C u ro C rou p ile Christmas tree We h feeling will leave you and sleep will be , lem. B F. Lucas ia presiding oificer f which has done and is doing so much restful. At Wilson’s drug store, Dallas. _ Mr. K. Gray, who lives near Amenia, this ysar a number of fanii- praiseworthy direction.. D ucl.es. cou n ty, N. Y „ says : “ Cham- ly trees, Miss Maud Brown came out on the the Artisan lodge at Kickreall. to uplift fallen humanity. • • H t+ + + + H + train from Dallas to visitJan.es Boyd- — ~ berlain’s Cough Rem edy is the best The Sunday echoed con ven tion and Mrs. on, of Albany, is Miss Edith Percival, of M onm outh, | ,nedicine 1 hsve ever used. It is a J s'on and wife. T he Southern Paeitu: com pany has hatykftt dinner at Lewisville n e x t Sun a with her par- wk - on Wednesday in Salem married i |jIle eliilJre i’* remedy for crou p und spend printed and is circulating hroadca.t s to It. A. Brown, an eastern Oregon lieier f«il« to cu te.” W hen given as e n t s , _ Dan. Gerig and Nettie Qniring re day will draw & large attendance fnmi wife. cently cam e over from Muiion cou n all along the Luekiamute. folder tolling of the rasomees, indus merchant. Rev. Barton Z. Riggs otlici- soon ob the child becomes hoarse, or A n u n ^ fc 3 ; (lie W oodmen of Bnens ty to see their friends. even after the croupy cough has de Cornelius Hughes and wife tries, aomineree products aud climate aliug. tlepeud- Vista v' ¡¡lie cam p at Indi veloped, it will prevent the attack Dave D. and Dave W. Rcddekopp dinner Christmas day with her hro^* of Oregon, ft gives much valuable E. Bell, of McCoy, lias just trialed ence on Vning of the 21st. Christmassed in Salem and F. F. Bov. John Osborn, south of Inc[ information and will turn this way himself to a tears subscription for this This should lie borne in mind and a bottle of the rough remedy kept at ‘ Mrs ^ ^ fo irv a llis, ¡«''a t lit» (jf nee. Kliever in Lane county. .M is attention of many nil eastern paper and the Oregonian. hail,I ready for instant use as soon as be-J.i.U u frîp'Ç* .h ie r , Mm. John The recently elected city o H enry I^ b in so n ’a dog broke into nnm. Since C. H. Markham tuok these sym ptom s appear. For sale hy Kexford, wh is very f»w with con- The Chicago stallion Dr. Pltzer, 1’ete Reddikopp’s rabbitry and killed Shoritlan a r e : Mayor, D. C7 A. IC. W ilson. sumption. charge of the passenger department 2:12%, Is racing Into One form. At La t.is Belgian Imres and Pete had them recorder, J . T. Sim pson; he —« " the free Sam. B u ell; treasurer, J. M. Cul Superintenihnt O L. Starr and Wil he Inis done many tilings tomihar.cn Its me 111» 4 - - for dinner that day. PEEDEE. for all, trotting the third, fourth and couucilm en, F. B. Leonard, A. . , , . ..i n « . , lie is leav lie Starr, of l'allas, spent last Friday flfth heats In 2:14%, 2:15%, 2:lft-o n e of Mr. Lonnsberry, of tlie Southern ley and T. J. Scroggin*. D. II Hinpson whs doing business night in townard attended the »elioni ing no stone unturned in m ating the the best half mile track performances Paoific, was here recently to see about entert iu Independence lust week. merits of Oregon better known both at of the year.—Horse Review. Tho open meeting Ihe switch tu he put in at this point is tb « greatest absorbent in the Alvn Wnmer took a load of fat tur ml wife, of Win- Mik Ther6 is talk o f a grain warel.onse be literary s«*ciety Inst home and abroad. Increased trails world -ind does its work through keys tu Corvallis lust week. lock, snd Ed. Harmon ing erected In-re and we think it drew a crowded house the p j r e s o f the skin. T H E GLASS O F FASHION. portatinti facilities for both passengers <t&Mng the iioliday» would lie a good location for the right pleaded with the Our hill ranchers ure increasing ami wifi with A ¡M ami family. D o n ’ t R u b I t in in d freight art- being aiided a« f..st as At its close the dini The large, loose waves so essential to their acreage of pusturr lauds end ex in in. Sim ply wet the aflUcteJ p%rt freely college build in s w a s the low. fluffy, half parted pompadour lending tin ir live stock iiileiesls. the com puny can gel sronud to i •. The • n R ^ 'A h e n t and basket so with the rem edy ai.d in a few m in the multitude invited style of huirdresslng can be made by utes the pain is gone. The newly elected eitv official» of Frank Gilliam went to Mnnmoiiili cial g i n n b /tlie s bool on last Fri co n u n d iu n si.ppcr. 11' begin« to look very iiiutdi like II wetting the hair and tying broad banda J last H onda). His visits to the college day evening vas « pleasant affair and M onmouth arc: Mayor, C. U. Lewis; Ih e best physicians use it, of tape around It. enjoyed l.y al present. The proceed» rec rder, L. G round; treasurer, I. G. called for all sorts pi escribe it and unite with the \V. Corbett would la- the next United things at frem a penny One of the most stylish gloves for , town are becom ing suspiciously Ire •d the even , were about ¥18, which Pow ell; marshal, K. 11 Sim pson; general public in saying : Slates senator f r o m Oiegmi in tin wear with light gowna la old fashioned ; qtient. apiece. Some w» re luck will be u.et for pictures and book- couucilm en, A. L. Chut», G- T. Booth- " Scotch Remedy is the best order only good things 11iam. of (J. W McBride. Of course looking and of aoft thin kid, with no Paul R oneo killed u cougar near for t lie »cliyl., extern a l rem edy know n." by. had to he content with the few dem ocrats til the legislature stitching on the buck aud only one Bald mountain last Tuesday lor wliirb Sold by all druggist« at So cents Eli. Branson, of Sheridan, is mak and a cu p of cold water, pearl button. I tie received ¥20 bounty Jaunt our Live S i N NY SLOPE. Catrbavu i,o say in two mutter and ing a tour of California and Texas. order. Apparently this Is to be a season o f l Stock Protective assoeianon. SCOTCH REMEDY CO. '■«I s! d -h y tvTinl tl,, ri publican* buckles. They are steadily growing John Hunpter H», im provid lii« W n l e i « Ageucy SAN FRANCISCO P rof D -• S im ] son . wln> is n y -iilm c I*rt»miae»J '« new ft-nee around Ili» lb f k beat. W e have noticed closely larger nnd more popular and are%nuch cu r juvenile population iu the process the reasons given in favor of Mr. Cot mure bonutlf-.il, from nn artistic point of montsl expansion,is taking a week's s i-- of view, than ever before. M r. i!iuilwin, of the Hulvatiou belt Slid nearly «11 of ill-m seem | Bilk applique on net and velvet appll- vaealion during Hie holidays. mV, liw t.ini at the »elioni house lato plnndhlo. That ho would lie « mine que on uet or silk are trimmings as Put a Tlie er«iv» in « lie logging camps «Te t Tuesday. ’ '•* pniinhn nt and J oriV u l figure than popular as lace, and stunning little now em| 1 iyed iu sluicing logs nut uf ' J'iae|il.dllop|)er ami August Ohm . T H A T GOES INTO T H E M A K E U P OF coat» are made of black r i v e t ap-dl- the «mal! mountain streams into tl Hie pt-'-e t tticOutbent on coarse wet ami hueil with white. larger tribu1 arie» of ti e Luekiamute attended piblie speaking at ths nor JIO doubt 1-nr half a mal Friday SWELL APPAREL ..iters say that w l l m are buylu«. i preparatory to the final drive to the on your lint for been a p iwer for gc.i ' the thinnest »Ilk ami lisle hose Willamt tte. CAN UK FOUND IN THK DRK8S COOPS W. M. Il*rren went to tlie ISeezley DEPARTMENT - IN — OCR — I.TORK that even wl si cold weather and i >' bat few met B. L. ILitflng« sold some extra tine nil.aery at Falls Ci y the oilier day the lieaeflar Yx»- will go beg- lor tom e fuit trees. dels sry eT idnfe Value '-s i1 gee»o arid duck« to our muruha.it» la«i F s^ a v iu ;ant, foqt dressing has Q U A L I T Y IS OUR fIR H T C O N S ID E R hoi usl man an I ; in Ile i» one of our many thrifty a mania, and no little thing week Before e-hool closed for the holiday ATIO N IN B U Y IN G , E W T H E R E F O R E ' farmer» and And* much profit in to do wliut be did ■ think lb or com fort can Interfere V io» I ion :l.e following programme ! poultry raining. H A V E T H E C H O IC E ST GOODS T IIE M A R K E T A FF O R D S iv liis stale and the nation. AN D O UR PRIC ES A R E NO H IG H E R T H A N MOST 8TO K E 8 R ecllatbn— ' , W elcom e”— Orville Pc Itssl laces are being need to a re- Frank G illim i »old a lot of dressed C H A R G E FO R IN F E R IO R GOODS. narkat.te extent. Cluny Arabian, point ! lings last week for 6 rents a pound, vier. Heleot red in g— Lee Clarke. j fl'nIYm-on, 1 st, •> point, point de flandres lie i« exit naively engag 'd in stock •If Y .u »re Good” — Lett.» Fi»h-j f l ! Slid reutils»anoe taking the lead. Bo- rai-ing and ha« nearly 10*10 a-rt's of W E ARE TDIIklVQ l l i n V i l i e r o s o LOW T H A T IT hark. tlste lnces art also ¡inch worn as trlm- land in ca l ivation aud |wature, O F F E R IN G I n u n K u AHU lA U O L u W IL L P A Y YOU TO ^ l> s cit» »o n — ‘ ‘ T w ix t Thee and Me” mtug for clou, or silk, designs copied Miss Della Waters, who is lesching th. gel one just to pack your sum mer clothes in — K»v t^\ ier. from Hire old bees being ombroldered nuwi » tli« »uhool »1 Ch»rry G row , treat" (I H um » ~ UiC >*.» B r O 'l the Hu Ship” — Leoaa llop - if you ore uot going to travel. por„’a. by giving gooj Uocd tr.d „ j A new gray » ’^ ^ ■ R f T r e n c h have >■-- «—«a' -'.,, a ( ’ Iirj-linn, l i e , at the N ext^oor to P. 0 ., Dalla«. -choi'l holt«« on E rTilay afternoon ot hcjd.h. !ias helpednutny a mj.- h ' 'poetically dubbeJ^M*, *e*' sky Is the lUrtLAfcm— "C 1 ’* hristm as'’— R Clark. lleJVMItwfl— last week. 'Ihe Iran lair* a > m > u i.tiful besides giving strength and i,eS>-age tr moat ttotw'.-*» o f «ne new and fasbloo- •‘ Ken’, u.ber. Boy« Make Men” — crop <-f 11 p i-.nal l»>ll lay gifts, wliieli SALEM’S I t*-M -4"H "F +++4-++4-+++4“ M •women who, before taking It, cou'J no! itU u at.a'i1'»- It hasn't even a hint o f were ili»iritnite<l to the lit 11« folk« Guy Hi>-kin«eu. ! riluk or lltoc or cream In It, but la as R'-c.Ution— "W h y ” — Jay Clarke. e~>cn see any good In life to -as t. BEST STORE l wilt, a l.ta ral hand Miss Della is 1 .neom promisingly hard and dreary aa Christmas carol— Guy Hevier. the once popular sine gray. No com I very |» polar with the patrons o f Ihe Recitation— “ Chriatma« Tim e»” — i j sebool. pletion can stand It, but It will douUt- In s Finback. Never Disappoint! } iesa be worn, slue* It ta fashionable.— •"Grartlm»'« Mistake” — Nancy H e p -!-. A carefully selected line con E s .ly in the forenoon on Friday of taining the newest anil best New York Sun. last wuek tins sevtion of country was I» r games this year. There ia not . visited by a wind and rain storm, that Kecititiou— "C hristina»” — Robert a gam e here that is not a sell I in ]a>int of violence and duration Fishhook. er. breaks the storm teoord for ths past ■’Tli*i« is bn* O n cdtoek in g to Mend 25 years. Tlie storm raged with ...ia T o -N ig lt” — Retta Clarke. baled fury until nightfall by which Recitation— ” A Poor Unfortunate” ALBUMS and fancy goods— lime fhe wind had acquired a velocity — Pearl Fisbback. A m agnificent collection of DALRYMPLE’S j * •f «¡moat cyclon ic force, which threat .»»GREAT REMOVAL SALE j * goods for the holiday season, ened tlie 'Instruction of everything in com prising everything that is ■ ■ TIM K EN D A L L A S A N D D IX IE . M ENS’ SUITS A line of ex'ra good black | i's courte. A great deal of timber new and desirable. Includes ¥ 7 50 values for. hose for ladies, 25 cent values, ¥ 5 95 Mrs. Henry Clifford is in Portland was blown down and .light damage toilet roses, mirror», celluloid 8 50 •• •• . at .................................................19c . 7 35 was done to orchards, but there is no having l,« , eyes treated. snd leather fancy goods, photo 297 Commercial street, Salem, Oregon. 10 00 “ “ . 8 40 teporl of injury to buildings ill the franits, work boxes. W eeley Merrtson end wife have L A D IE S ’ JA C K E T S 12 50 •• •• 10 35 uvigl.borluMal Tho «torn, aat unac been .'¡.¡tin g Dull«» relatives. The entire line goes at reduc- j 13 50 •• •• . . II 85 com panied by lightening, but the W ith every tenth suit nt $10 or over we give a! D O LL departm ent — Abso tions from 20 to 50 per cent. 14 00 •• . I t 50 rumble of distant thunder was heard R e lih Ford and Fred H olm an, n| $10 hill free. ' lutely unsurpassed assortment 15 00 •• •• . 13 25 at interval« until daylight nn Batu • Falls ¡City, hero been visiting J. F and low prices; 250 heati'di.l 16 50 •• •■ . . 14 85 L A D IE S ’ W R A P P E R S day morning, by which lim e the storm liolm %n. kid body, jointed, dre-sod and •• •• . . 15 30 T b e profit all goes to the cas- f 17 00 l.ad eutirely ceased. With every tenth nuit at $•> or over we give a[ China limb dolls, ah ich sell M » ^ t) H olm an Jr. h e i returned 18 50 “ “ . 16 45 tourer. Our entire line without lrom 25 cents to ¥10. $5 Dili free. & ' frem Portland, where he bee been 20 00 •• . . 17 »6 regard for our cnat. NOCK CREEK. visiti brother. rHl POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER R. E . B R Y N N & SO N - O n e P rice - ■ C*sH S tor* I " ' “"Ì Hardware! Nasal CATARRH WILSONS I CELERY SALEM FENCE WORKS DANDELION M y s t e r io u s A Pain Cure S cotch R emedy E V E R Y T H IN G BROWNIE CAMERA Christmas. r $l Kodaks $5 to $15, P F E N N IG , “ He That Any Good Would Ü V iewe!8r and Optician. HOLVERSON’S Popular Games. J iccd J SaUafauit Is JO S- M E Y E R S * SO N S BRANCH STORE, A fui! lino o f dotili ng, dry good« good.» at lowed priées. R. K. Henry lias built a new kitchen. and furnish-l Opposite Postoflire. Salem, Orep. H. 8. Seamen visited this place re cently. , F. Wittrnetmm and G. B. Hampton | are under the weather. Marion Byron, wife anil daughter.! of Dallas, are viaiting J. L. Morrison I Frank Morrison ami Marion Byron have been on e businese trip t« N or ton, I Patton's Book Store uwood and daughter. Net- >e to Seattle to v.eit hit I w Mr». Fred Palmer. has been Miller. W ashing- Corley end George Roweliff I last of the h op growers in this it y to sell, having disposed of I crop e l 14 «enta per pound. LADIE.4’ 8UIT.4 All we want is o or money back on this line before we move. A ny 25c, 20c, 15c, 'o ir or five ply linen collar for » man ------- SALEM ♦♦♦♦ »♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » * » ■ M ENS’ PANTS 9U0 pair of mens working and dies« pants on sale at 95c up to $4.40 53c lO co ach iT* Random mixed undeimea!* * * * * * * * * **V W *W 8W V **