,,m. iln itdu*l dÌM*ime limi science bs-
|„ pii «M e to cure in .ili ila allinea, ami
lliu» ia naturrb. H all’s Catarrh Cura
js tim only positivo cure known to the
utsdical fr&U'roit»__Ci«t«#rli Iwing a
constitution** ili-esse, reiiuirea a con
aiiuilioual treatment. Ilall.a Calai rii
Cure ia Uken internally, iic in g (li-
«■surfa»* ut tlie system, thereby ilea-
fiiy iiig Hie foundation of I l i o di*e*e< ,
mui giving Ilio patient
m a n gili
by
building up tiie coiia'itniiou
ami ■•aiating nature in doing ila work
The proprietors have ao iiiunh failli in
curative pewera, that they offer $100
for any ciac limi it filila to cun». Hend
for toatiinouinU. AdJress F. J. Che
ney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Hold by all
druggiata at 75 cents. H a ll’a Family
pilla are the best.
triumph of the nine
teenth century- dis
covered after years of
scientific research by
Dr. Kilmer, the emi
nent kidney and blad
der specialist, and Is
wonderfully successful In promptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou
bles and Bright’s Disease, which Is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer's Swam p-Root Is not rec
ommended for everything but If you have kid-
nay, liver or bladder trouble It will be found
)ust the remedy you need. It has bean tasted
In so many ways. In hospital work, In private
practice, among the helpteas too poor to pur
chase relief and has proved ao successful In
every case that a special arrangement hsa
been made by which all readers of this paper
who have not already tried it, may have a
sample bottle ssnt free by mall, alto a book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
find out If you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Wh«n writing mention reading this
is paper
send your address to
Dr. Kilmer&Co.,Blng-1
ham ton, N. Y. The
regular fifty cent and >< m « i
dollar sizes are told by all good druggists
Sunday School Convention.
A t Lewisville on Holiday, Decemhai
doth, the following program will lie
carried cu t: A h-saon review will fel
low tile Sunday school session, which
begins at 10 o’clock. A t 11:30 Rev.
lb sier will diacuaa whether the bilde
is adapted lo the young manhood of
t .day, after which a basset dinner
there
nerved.
will he a circle prayer for Sunday sue
eesa during 1901. and then Kev Kelly
will allow that we are not sufficiently
awake to the importance of Sunday
Hcliool work
W in. Williame will tell
li iw to keep hovs away from Sunday
school and Mr. Howie will read an es
say on The Prodigal Son. Henrj
berry will treat of ilia difficulty and
S to p « ¡the C ough
responsibility ef teaching an adah
And work» o ff! lip void. Laxative hvo-
class, after whiyh there will be reports
iiinqniniiie tablets cure a m id in tine
from the various school« concerning
day. N o cure, no pay. Price, 25
the years work
Some of the desired
ruts.
items will be the numlwi enrolled,
average attendance.
additions
lo
.
COUNTY COURT.
churches from the schools and amount
spent for missions.
PR0BAT8.
J u «t Saved His Life.
It was a thrilling escape that Char
les Pa vis of Kowerston. O., lately had
from a frightful death. H i t " two
years n severe lung trouble ohiislanlli
grew worse Untlll it st emed lie must
die of Consumption. Then lie began
lo use Dr. King's New Discovery and
lately wrote: ‘‘ It gave iustant relief
and
effected a permanent cure.”
Such wonderful cures have for 25
years, proven it’s laiwer to core all
Throat, Chest aud Lung troubles
Price 50 cents and $1.00. Every
bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles free
at M. D. Ellis’s drug stole.
SALEM SHORTSTOPS.
Piatures n>a Is at the Cronise studio
are always of a superior quality.
— o—
The tens, coffees,spices and extracts
you get at the Yokohama Tea store
are almost invariably belter than
what you get elsewhere. They have
elegant ware for the dinning table.
Fplk county people send their wash-
o the steam.lauodtq'.Laoause they
ot get sc satisfactory work done
.r home. The very best service
low prices.
'-ice the steal bridge feed yard has
roofed ovsr it is the most torn-
e stopping place for horses in
Nearly all Polk county people
the place.
and variety of jewelerahol
•lie firm of H. W. Tliomp-
., near the Bush bank, ia
a superior. The finest wateh-
ne city, eUgnnl diamonds, nil
re of all sorts, toilet articles that
sure to please, rings in grest varie-
mhleniH of different nalges, mu-
das and canes. Drop in and hay
ew Year’s gift fur come neglected
end.
A neatly dressed man always ap-
js r« to better advai.tag« than one
silb badly woru or slovenly garb. It
you have been careless alaiui dress
determine tc start into the new cen
tury with an improvement. G. W.
Johnson, the old reli.-tblj clothiers,
can fit you out nicely at small ex
pense. The very first lime you are iu
the oily go and interview them about
it.
New Year presents are fully as uc-
c ptable aa Christmas things. Per
haps your coin is running low end
von most economise. I'lien go 1« the
Hair store, whore you will find a mill
tilude of seasonable things.
Let Mr. Ilellenhrand feed you and
you will always be in a good huinor.
Christmas is over hut it is net too
t . is
.usk« K e v Y ear’s presents
Possibly some ef your beet friends
have been overha>\ed. A t the New
Y ork Racket store )ou van get many
appropriate gifts cheaper than at most
other places. See and price their
*ooda.
•» ■
F. 1 Bhsfet ie regarded as the lead
ing harness m alkr in tip city. Using
nothing hut the best of leather and
never slighting any job has given him
a reputation that brings trade from
\ outride counties.
i
f
.
'
T h e B est R la stor.
A piece of flannel dampened with
Chamberlain’s Pain Balm snd bound
to Hie affected parts is superior to any
plaster. When troubled wit li lame
back or pains in the aide or chest,
give it a trial and you are certain to
be more than pleased with the prompt
relief which it affords.
ICorravtsd sesti) by fe ll» Noel. I
Wheat, per bushel, 50 cts.
Bran, por tou $ U .
Shorts, per ton, $,6.
Oats, per bushel, 35 cts.
Flour, per 10 barrels,T2 70.
Flour, pEr sack, 80c.
Buckwheat Hour, $2.5'? per cwt.
Uermea, $1 50 per cwt.
Coru meal, $2 60 per cwt.
[C v r v M
weekly by Brown S Sou
Potatoes, per bushel, 30 cts.
Butter, per pound, 20 cts.
Lard, per pound, 10@11 eta.
B a c o d , sides, per pound, 9@10 cts.
Ham s, per pound, 12916 cts.
Shoulders, per pound, 8@ 10 eta.
E lf*». per dozen, 16 cts.
Oh C tens, per dozen $2.50<3t4
Dried fruits, per pound, 12 cts.
Beets, per pound, 1 cents.
Turnips, , er pound, 1 cts.
Cabbage, per pound, 2£ eta.
OuioDM, per pound, 2 eta.
Beane, per pouud, 4(^6 cents.
Corn meal, per pound,2^ cts.
Hay, per ton, tK9$8
Miss Flora Jones
Vista, is teaching
The Dalles.
...
Heury Bills, .ptbu wf
lb « R «c' « « store, hut
monk -ouunty-!.
— the
m ost celebrated ^ o ■ f ... all
• . 'S'
It seems that tlie v wpor batik st
fniepemlenco is not gi.n fi out of ex
istence as had been iinNovinceil.
the baking pow ders in the w o rld — cele
Wm Cockle is grefxlv improving
the old Locke plac.« *> |,t|, of Indo|ien-
dencc by the erection gf n, w fenriii
brated fo r its great leav
W . R. Hall, of ludsUetiden.-c. adver
To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take laxative bromo quinine tablet.- rises that he will u«.| |,e responsible
All druggists refund the money if il 'or anv debts c o n tra o w (,y ‘
• r r ..
, .
fails to cure. Signature of E. W. V io la 'H a ll.
Grove on each box. 25 cents.
Mrs. L L W hiles! ,»r j,R8 ordered
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the liem izer to her ni
jjrs. Eni na
Milt. Holman :.iid wife arrived Johnson, at Tllorntt 1 Washington,
from California last week.
as a 4'hriatmas preset t.
Sibley, J.
.
_ _ _ _ _ '
e
The final account of the J A. Dan
>)• cstnte was approved snd Hie ad
mi-'istrator will he dis harged when
tie fllea receipt« from heirs a> billow« :
A 8. Senrka, P. H. Daniels and Han
nah Miller $335.39 each, and each of
lie leu chiblien nf N. I’ . Dm ¡-la, tie
reared, the U nth |iart nf $935.39.
Final ■ettleinenl of the Aified Flick-
ingrr esti.te was continued to Decem
ber 22nd,
A |ielilion to sell 111« real pro|ierly
of the A. M. Bryant estate was set for
hearing February dtli. U. S. Latuth-
ary living made guardian ad litem of
Kutli L Stoddard.
The will of Nancy V. Gaff was ad
mitted lo probata aud J. W. Kirkland
was cliosen executor of the estate un
der $1,000 bond.
The matter of the Alfred Hllckm-
gar estate was continued to ja n , 7th.
Guardian of EdnaP. Miller present
ed bis Anal account and was di-icliarg-
sd.
en in g strength and purity.
I t makes yo u r cakes, bis
cuit, bread, etc., health
ful, it assures you against
Henry Nies is visiting li is .daught
Rememlier that alk t young penp
ers cl Biggs and Pendleton.
lea «• cie ies of Dalh
liave a union
it. rimi church
Attorney Hayter was a Portland meeting at the P
it
2
o’clock
n
>
xl
Sul
bound passenger Wvdne.-dsy noon.
y-
The u.rf:i|, number
ttpsrtgjges be-
W . H. Boats sud «if e have enter
tained quite a number of their Dallas ing r> leased in this ( • ’.>• are p,i«tf.N>
imsitive ffis-a*“ “ “ *“
^
yV liet n
friei.d- this week.
moro pro. p e i ™ ^J^bW bre. “
W e are always glad to lu-ar from or
Mortilo Oi|(esB u .Jcins,of Intlepeu
■ bout former residents of this county
lent-e, ha- Iran l)e
„ rn „ „ „
now living elsewhere.
lion in hi. Ilf of « I b i ,î Jew people in
John McCrow, of MeCoy. sold to «liis couniyjpound. ' Any for cemetery
Salem bilicherà six Colswold sheep work.
this
,>
Alum baking powders are low priced, as alum costs but
that dressed 183 pounds escli.
two cents a pound ; but alum is a corrosive poison and
Putnam F^'!',ou' • ye ; ellow, is ab
Chester Htiimherg w-is fined $30 st
it renders ti.c baking powder dangerous to use in food.
solutely fadless ,o „¡tlier sunlight,
Independence this week for killing washing or ble« * -
, nd color„
Chinese pheasants out of season.
■ taint twice as m<
da as others,
Commencing January 1st all *he 10 cents per par
jld by
ROYAL BARINO POWDER CO., 100 WILLIAM ST., NEW VORK.
business houses of Dallas will close at Wilson.
8 o’clock except on Saturday evening
Christmas d
jd the Ore-
Sheridan ;
Are the church and Sunday school gonian for V. .
y,
h . m .
authorities utilizing the information P. Bartholon . ,
mm
d Harv. y
gained from that house to house visit Lacy, Imlopendenc.
One Arnold lain Jail on g
V.1.J
Gage,
Falls
City,
e
aviiig
$2.25
ation?
Hive.
larcen y.. . y
''flruine-Salonk «».,
for it and the Itemi
■ ring 1901.
with Dalla» kindred.
Rev. GHbdfriend received a substan
The public school took only two
Hon. W . J. Bry.’ iv
I be onvridun Suo i* to now change
)was twice n
tial Christmas present in the shape of candidate for ll<
days vacation— Monday and Tuesday. oqjndhrtrip. „ ’
.
A ( r
Lowell sud his daug'
’cy. has sent
Som eth in # Wo w __________ a sack of gold and silver from his con
C. Li. Load, With her- throe ■'
nww. paper
Wm. Striiighuin and Miss Iva Gwyn
Thers is a new boy at the home of enjoyed Christmas with
grègà’tìon.
The Commoner, putftshed in' Lincoln. went to Portland Wednesday aud were
Jast published by the Southern Pa
Honry Fern.
Snyder at McMinnville.
nifie company is a pamphlet upon the
Mrs. Alice Dempsy, for the first time Nebraska, and wc s’o authorized to married there.
W. C. Brown has bought tho W . P.
resources of Western Oregon, which in years, had her whole family at home receivo subscription1 for it at $1 a
County Clerk Laughary and family
A t midnight on the 3rd of July, -
W righ t property wheke E. F. Coad
includes an eXcelleut map of the state, Christmas day, Mrs. Cobh coming year.
took Christmas t'.rkey with Iris par
1876, the writer was standing across *
lives, the consideration being $600.
and contains information on climats, u p fiom Portland and Mrs. Boyd from
The assessed value«! all property In ents near Lewisville.
the street from Independence Hall,
lands, education, etc., existing indus near Seattle.
•
this county is $4."'
The assess
Fred Holman is employed in a drug Philadelphia, waiting for the dawn of
tries and their capabilities. A tten
W . C Brown has bought the A l.
,4,729 Cal
The third quarterly conference of rnent roll show
sto«e at Whatcom, Washington.
the
second century of American inde
tion is also direeted te such new fl Ids
ais and 18,- Dray properly ar the south end of
lie, 4,241 horse
pendence. Next Monday night can
for energy or capital as promise fair the United Evangelical church will be 016 sheep. Tin
The
treasurer
now
has
money
to
pay
Mein
street
for
$4o9.
siles of rail
uot he more improssive titan was that
return. Tliie publication fills a need held over next Sunday in the college
s and tele
C. A. Bennettand family had a fam all outstanding 8 percent warrants. occasion.
road and 130 ot
lodg experienced by Oregonians in re chapel. Rev. C. C. Poling will preach
A
ll
issued
within
the
last
year
bear
ily Christmas tree and oh how the
graph.
plying to Inquiries of eastern friends. bolli morning and evening.
only 6 percent.
children did enjoy it.
7
: -,ï,V»,
Copies may be had of local agents ef
Report of Gooseneck ichool for the
A t the home of R. C. Remington
the Southern Pacific company, or month ending December 21st : En December 20lh, his ¿tighter, Nancy,
M elvill Courier and wife have been
Christmas day was a very quiet one
from C. H. Markham, g i lierai pasten rolled, 19; average attendance, 13; on and W . D. McCabe vf/e married in in from Falls City visiting her par in Dallas. Many families had friends
ger agent, Portland. Oregon.
nil! of honor, Nora Ovintt and Farrell the presence of rclaives. T 'ii* has ents, James Howe and wife.
to dine with them. There w a s but
b.eu her lifelong honi »m l he is an
Dickey.— Alice Payne, teacher.
ISS EACUKL SMITH, OF LEWISVILLE. HAS
W . E. Wann was up from the Alaea little dissipation of auy kind and next
«oui# fino Plymouth Rock roosters for ssle,
industrious ^ ^’ ng far^Br of the Pio
country last week. His family are morning every body went to work as
Hava you not forgotten or neglect»:!
DALLAS BEFORE NEW YEAR.
near settlenuiiCI’ '
wintering in Corvallis fur school privi usual.
some of tbe friends to whom yrtu in
9
h i s is t o CFRTIKY THAT I HAVK GIVEN
The Salem stage brings numerous tended to give Christ inns presents
The censiie shows tL*t the populat leges.
>ht
ai)m e , Jobo-W.
Jtraaitiw, his ills » from this
imckagee to Dallas people.
Jewler Morris has mauy pretty and ion of this county liasinereased 2,062
'll paj
¡Jal.tg of hi. coulraottng.
pay no 4
Lameness in the muscles and jt ifits
Ltotwi Lee jm ber 24, 1W0.
useful articles that do not cost much. arithin ten yeer*. A» its nterits are
JOHN 8. MACOMBER
indicates rheumatism. Don't dally
now far bel ter known r .frrovpr before, with it a minute. Take Hood's Sarsa
Mr. Kerslake, the furniture man, i«
. i ____ _ m
▲t the Presbyterian church Rav, A.
t
ought
to
increase
fait
more
within
Subi
k
e
e
p
boran
e
In
lio
X
’
i>
:.ill«
igent for the Singer sawing machine I. Goodfrieinl.s morning theme will he,
parilla and cure It.
HKHKgu a N o n i u s o L d - m i p a
’ ' "V; teil ci fiioriVL •%! for
jyiH u|i the ground. Horses In fall
One of his eaay rockers would be such “ A Concentrated Slrugalu for the Fut he next decade. Po* w everywhere
Henry
Fern,
who
has
a
small
farm
recognized
as
one
of
I.
¡feat
counties
well to stand on n plnirx ■inly un au ‘ * a d jlb P * * *
a nice Ni w Y ear’* gift for mother, ure,” and the subject of Ilia evening
^
iU r
it the eoulherA edge of town raised
[union siali», na their feet -linee gloves w lB
grandmother or some friend.
discourse "T h e experimental Element in tue slate.
excellent corn this year and will plant
“
t
In
had
condition.
They
I he moelia.
of 1901.
WEEKS
AOO.
AS I Rian
A
no,
AN
* «•
Last Saturday aftert»-’® ^ v® Wash about foul acres uf it next season.
elcut moisture to keep grays, with
spot in forebeetl,
prepared a Christmas tree for eigh-
As a blacksmith John E. Smith
r retain to Rem.
and
growing.
They
browns and
Both old and young are in vìied to een of the littlo folk! living around
T h « officer« of the unien Sunday
rank« among the best in the valley.
l.i’Pt «a rm aud »till have proper. Or
attend the meeting of young peoples her home. They nanuFti1*®^ romped school at Kick re-ill are: Superinten-
V
lr.
They
should
be
M
■societies in the Presbyterian church at in the basement for lift
heur, auil ib.’til, W. E. Goodel; «eoreUry and
they want t
It is generally conceded that Llv- 2 » ’clock next Sunday. The subject.
E. IT LIKE IM-
were then uaherad ini’ the presence organist, Jessie Stoner; treasurer, Jes
. romitoidtti ruA4tws miles
Is
nryman Morrison stands at the head ‘•Success or failure,” will be introduced
. in« lii acres, flu improve-
■ if a beautiful everg|*’ n ornament eie Burch.
in his business. No matter what kind |>y the leade-, Prof. W , I. Reynolds.
id umior e t « »
w gi -¿¡r-hi-.p
ed with (railing string' ®' pop corn
« « « ' • - Ueorg» L. Tilutaun, «ST.li
Tiros. Pomeroy and family, of Imh -
of a conveyance or how far you want
Hanging in the folia|j tile e f were
P'oidence, took Christina« dinner wi n
The county treasurer on last Satur
to go, lie Can promptly outfit you in a
pretty boxes filled w;h candy and
Sheriff Van Oradel and Treasurer Dal
day opened five bids for $13.000 worth
satisfactory manner.
nuts besides an orangJ” *’««ah child»
ton had Deputy Sheriff Ford and fain-
nf Independence school fionda, bearing
I >'•-*«> WHEAT hay roil sa an at sampkl
I'he time lo go I i o i i i * «m e lo soot for
L ) on, at Writrasll.
i'y at hi« home that day.
6 |>er cent internet. The Premiums
•ill
of
them.
,
*£
'
'
Rimer, the gnnatorv man, ran meet offered ranged from $2412 m 621, tie
The W om en’« Missionary society of
your every want in the matter uf fire Independence National bank geltinv
TOWNSEND, O r I'ERRVDALE, HAS TOR
Exposure to »u«W*h
cbmig« th - Uqiied Evan elical church will
Ö N. • na’a
arms or ammunition. He carries col- -h,..„.
Rirnd IMjmo it l |j ,,k s » ' t , Mcoml to
M
■riKluces cold iu the h#d 4h 4 ‘-Blur
have an open meeting I in tho college
K m lu Nuua. wcca-ll A l o o ck m b st
leiyam l umbrellas andean fix any
■blé
prices.
. _
—
P
ro
tfM
'V
iib
is
apt
to
follow.
chapel
tomorrow
evening.
An
inter
broken sr i< le. Both Ills work and
Rev. Dr. T ti^ ^ & o n liaa resigned
rebt‘ ed against est iug program is keiti^ prepared.
Cream
Balm
you
an
his prices me always satisfactory.
,N UAH
the pastorate o fl^ H u u rra llis Presby
a! drng-
’’••VfeTB
■ them At prices reiixn
’» « d c *u rx lrr i'riv..
terian church ^
t fourteen year
There will be a un|i*in watch night
uenU. dome first cl :1 am bre>ÜH ix «vo^k au U ilM» for
W
a
rrsif
¡iste
or
Ely
Brolbura.
■
'b
“
-errtCf. VO lhill tifai time he ha-
table iho . Buy one ì or m» >T f>4 Cblliiii.'i’* «W
service
at
the
South
Methodist
church
Observant outsiders who visit Wm. conducted nearly 2,000 services, line street, NeW Y ork, will .h^* j * . The
U.K-,
Fanil's hardware store are always sur officiated a» »boot 200 inarriagea, and Bslm cures wiihout pairdw «« not ir New Year’s eve, beginning a t » o’clock
Sermons
will
be
preached
by
President
prised at tbe px W nl, variety and high
This picture is the trade mark of null OOOD PAST If Rk. IMUf'Iltt OT J %MK*
■ itale or cause tneexfns
•P '* ’"** Poling and Rev. A I. Ooodfriend.
aa tnan> funerals.
grade of goods carried by bim. He
r owe in Dalluit.
■ tself over an irritated «d sugry *ur-
S C O T T ’S E M U L S IO N , and is on r H
makes it liis business to keep every
M itt 'Abbi* W iekal, teacher at Pion face, relieving immsdiiPdy 'f ,e I—
The Christmas tree exerci««« at the
every
lo
t
tie
o
f
S
C
O
T
T
'S
E
M
U
L
thing in his line that the people dc- eer, reports that Clyde and laister Rob
ul infiammatioii, c le a r***"'* c "!»*- different church»« were well «Mended
OOP, ORNTLR DRIVI NO IIOR8P» AW D X
s ir e i nrt iia quality ie always guarai, l'ina, Marie and Oscar Grows, Minili-
and htrneM, good m new, lo troue I or a
Jream Balm quickly ciff* die cold and all the children and many older S IO N in the W orld, which now rood bug«/
work te#m. Inquir# at tliie otflee.
teed. His trade is so extensive that a and Martha Kuhuke, Ivy| McFee, Led
ones were made happy by the recept amounts to many millions yearly.
moderate profit makes him e good liv ford Wondw ird, Chinile, H »m er and
The Polk county goati**'"61"*
ion nf tokens ol affection and friend
Th is g r e a t business has grown to
URHAM BULL FOR HERNICE ON THE Frank
ing. There ia not a neighborhood in Lelon Contee were neither absent nor cia'ion will meet in B r ff" ’* j ’ * , nJj’
ship.
Rfiwell place near Dallae. Terme, f i , In ad-
the county where you may not find tardy during the last month.
Dallas at 1 o,clock, Jan>r',rJr ».
such vast proportions,
», for in«aranee.
Judge Sibley tied the knot that
thinga bought at Faull’a store.
for the election of offiar* and ih”
F l n t ;-Because the proprietors
There will be a watch meeting h iransartioii of other iniiM>rt**,t buai- made one of Polk S cotland E lizi
**•
o n e t t o l o a n ow ’ m v r o v e d f a a m m o
Samuel, dark hned cilisen* .»f the have always tieen most careful in
witness
tlie
death
o
[
the
old
and
!h
naaa.
W
ithin
six
mon’
lf
•*
'**''*
*'
ptrly at usual rats* by Oeear Hefter, Dallas
A t Gaynor’a store they deal in no
500 gotta have been sol* * n'* taken Grand Konde reservation. It lieing a
birt.i
of
the
n
nr
century
s
t
ille
Kens
thing but footwear and that of super
selecting
the
various
ingredients
new
buainees
to
him,
he
forgot
to
kiss
nut uf the county, hut
sp rin g,
ior make. Their bools, shoos, slip church next Monday night. Appro
oney to loam at « per enrr ow fm e
used in its composition, namely;
eecuritjr.
J. L. COLLINH, DaHae.
pers and rubber goods are fully as priate exercises are being prepared increase of kids will far 0,,t *»’»>»"<••• the bride.
and
the
occasion
will
be
made
inter
till..
Many
extra
gnoc
P
*
1*
have
the
finest
Cod
L
iver
Oil,
and
the
gianl as yen could buy in Portland
Pcluad «upeiintendent Starr has
esting to all whe care to attend.
een hiought into the co,in*f * '"* been attending the state teachers ««
and the price« no higher.
purest Hypopho*phites.
I I T E HAVE MOW*? TO LOAIf OW I W < W M >
next shearing time will driclop a do
H
tarai propertjr.
SII4LKY à EJtMKTf g
New Year’s gifts are just as appro eiiled improvement snd »ben the nrn sneiation in Albany end visiting Eu
v%
Second:-Because
they
have
so
gene friends. Professors Mulkey and
priate
as
those
at
Christmas
time
hair anitnala are then
1 1U^ Kiickham of the normal school took skillfully combined the various
W . C. Brown A Son handle general
merchandise and under their roof you Grocer Osflald still lias a great variety will figure very close to F '00®’
DALLAS COLLEGE
inert in the state meeting.
ingredients that the best possible
of
articles
that
would
please
your
can K*‘ nearly everything needed
— AN D —
results
are
obtaiued
by
its
use.
Am
ong
the
tens
o
f
||»>»i*«nd«
who
friends.
These
are
some
delicious
ar
around your home, They conduet an
A t th « Presbyterisn church last 8at-
nptodate business and aim to alwaya ticles in the eating Hue from which have naed Chamberlain’s Cough
LA
CREOLE
ACADEMY
T h ird :-Because it has made so
« ï £ f o r cobu ’^ T s gri)^4_^
n« l,,'‘ '
“ • < f r,er 7 '
have the latest and best of everything. | you could make happy eelections.
I last few veers u. our hCwledge, i.m married I « Mis« GrrtrtRl* < raven by many sickly,
Co
«wliicaiional
snd
soperior atlvan-
delicate
children
Trade at Brown’s and you will not re
Only .elative. strong and healthy, given health lages at rensonnlil» rates.
See the new ad of the Dallas college, a « ü Î o “ r i ha. rJoTtrd >" f> "- ' Rev. A. I. Good!..end
gret it.
Tims.
Whitfield
—
Co.,
240
...d
.
few
inlimsto
bled-
were
p
rie
n
t.
which will reouen next Wednesday monta.
and rosy cheeks to so many pale,
Second terni begin» Jannary 2, 1931,
and offar special advantages lo tliosa Wsbusli avenue. Cbieago,: . one of Ibe A nice hindi was afterward soread at
anaemic girls, and healed the lungs «lie n classes will be organixed in
p
r
o
m
i
n
e
n
t
r
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t
a
il
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u
g
g
H
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in
,
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r
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preparing te tcech. A ll students who most
and restored to full health, so many j M-hnnl management and mette «I» for
‘
• g <i| 11 * 1 », » » y »
have made reasonable efforts auro ded that city, iu
speaking
Tlie Modern Wootlmen orgsnixed a thousands in the first stages of i lie lienefit of tlio»« désiring to take
well during tba pest term. Only
camp Iwre Thnreilay niglit with these Consumption.
| tbe spring exsmination.
Htudente
lboas who are inclined to dieobey
offieers and a charter list of over 20:
For caUbigue
I f rom turn nrt tries It. w e d for free ••m plr. ! ailmittod st sny tint«.
bate lied any fricti hi wi-b th^faeuliy.
Schuyler Dud-on, U. H. Laughary,
•erseetil- mute trill «urprtw ros
nr tth er information, addres» lhe pres-
r _ .. . -
— “ - -
Floyd
a c u T T k «O W N ® , Chetnlrtt
id ni,
C. C. PO LIN O ,
•4t^fePe«r1 Street,
New York.
9K. an d Ji .oo, a ll druggiat*
Dalla», Oregrn.
alum and
all
form s o f
adulteration that g o with
the cheap brands.
No. 66 draw the doll at Tbe Bee
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