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Nervine Gives the tortured nerves a rest, helps them i*egain their tone and steadiness, S|>eedy remedy for nervous troubles o f every kind. Sold by all druggists on a guarantee, THE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER and is a Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. Mrs. Ronco and Mrs. Dyer, of Up per Pedee, were trading here last Sat urday. OCR STAFF OF RUSTLERS- W H A T TH E Y HAVE T O SAY A B O U T Stella Bagiev, who lifts been slight T H E D O I N G S IN T H E C O U N T Y . Mr. and Mrs. Chan. More have a new baby girl. M. N. Prather will sow 00 acres to clover this spring. Spring goods arriving daily. An immense stock o f staples and fancy dry goods, hats, caps, cloth ing, furnishing goods, shoes. In fact you will find every line filled with bargains in new and stylish goods. Shirt waists in endless variety. Up to date clothing, finely tailored and first class. Our spring styles in hats are the nobbiest and the new est. Remember, we hold prices down and that you get the best goods from us at the lowest possi ble price. Call for coupons and get a set of dishes N E W T H IS W E E K . A line of shoes at less than cost. Our entire line of jackets and capes at closing out prices. W e sell gro cenes. Ja»I>er Rhode» ami family visited at G. P. Locke s last Sunday. Rev. Nauglu began a revival at the M. E. church last Sunday. The sick »re all improving except J. S. McClajn ; he is uo better. Sophia Sliives who is attending school in Salem, is vis.ling at home ibis week. O P. Locke and family and Bert Snyder and wife moved back to the bottom last Monday. . w £ ly 'S BHlC\ In all its »ta"cs ttaa-j / should by ileiiu.iuc‘ 3. t^ Ely’ s Cream Balm ¿/* laoüöJ m cleanse*, soothes and hcal3 the diseased membrane. It cure* catarrh and drives away a cold iu the head quickly. C r e a m B a lm 1» placed Into the nostrils, spread» over th . metubrano a id la absorbed. Relief Is Im mediate and a cure follows. It la not drying—does not produce sneezing. Large S:/e, v) cents at Drug, g l.t, or by mail; Trial Hi/. , id cunts by mall. ELY BUOTUEItS, 53 Warren Street. Nsw York. Thurston Lumber Company Caked Breast T H U R S T O N BR OS., P R O P R IE T O R S . D A L LA S , O R E C O N . ----DEALKItS IN A LI, KIKDH OK----- Just two applications did the work Rev. C. C. Poling will preach at the DALLAS, FRIDAY, MCE. 8, 1901. ly indisposed for the last few days, is Evangelical church next Saturday on the road to recovery. An U n e q L t d ' c d a n d C o m p le t e Re evening and on Sunday at 3 o ’clock. s u m e of W h a t Y o u r F rto n d s are The beautiful weather of the past Mary and Dorelle Sliives go to Sa i ' klihukd K vbry F kiday M okmno A t 7:80. a n d Have Been La tely D o i n g . few days has caused toe farmers to lem this week. Mary will lake music i again take to their plows. sufferer! for days as only V Y r . A .. W A S H , and Dorelle will attend Willamette a Gentlemen—I woman with caked breast can and in PEEDEE. university. desperation applied Scotch Remedy, hop Miss Anna Pagenkohf will teach EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. ing it would ease the pain. tiic spring term of fed mol She has Frank Gilliam is visiting Salem rel The first application gave relief and the Miss Floience Prather, who has second restored the breast to its normal given good satisfaction the past two atives. been visiting relatives iu Wii.lock, cc ndltlon, without injuring or effecting SUBSCRIPTION RATES: terms. the flow- of milk. I have used your truly Milt Holman, of Dallas, was a caller Washington, the past month, has re Mysterious Pain Cure, as a general house turned home. hold remedy, for nearly a year and con f l 5 0 ....................................... Per y^nr Mrs. O’Neil, of Chehalis, Washing hist week. sider it the greatest external remedy in $ 75..............................Per six months ton, has been spending a short time ithe world. MRS. M. F. D. At the annual school meeting last H. L. Eenton visited with Peedee Oakland. Cal., July 14, 1800. 40 ..........................Per three months with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Monday A. M. McLaughlin was re relatives last week. Advertising rates made known on Buchanan. D O C T O R S U S E IT . elected director and E. N. Hall was implication. Correspondence is solicit Gentlemen— have known of the use of Rev. Myers, of Monmouth, conduct reelected clerk. H. Simpson was cut with a road Mvsterious Pain Cure for several years, 'd. but not until within a few months have j ed services at our school house last used it upon my person and in mv famllv. Fine Job Printing done at reasonable petition a few days ago which calls for Sunday. He Fooled T h e S u rg e o n s . a road from Bura Tarter’s to near Mr. ard I can say unhesitatingly that it is one orices. o f the best re icdies for pain that I have All doctors told Renick Hamilton | Critchlow’s. ever tried. ^ loroughly applied it is. In Last season’s cut of logs, amounting of West Jefferson, ()., after suffering 18 my experienc . very sure to give quick Frank Gilliam returned on the mo to about 8.000,000 feet, have been months from Rectal Fistula, he would arid permanent relief. Respectfully. GEO. H. CUTLER. M. D .t I n all ages and everywhere reform tor Monday evening and thinks Mon safely driven to their destination. die unless a costly operation was per- | Bakersfield, Vt. mouth the most beautiful little city formed; but he cured himself with | A. M Km has returned from a trip D O N ’ T R U B IT IN ers have been called cranks and fanat in the valley. Sold by all druggists at 5 0 cents. to S uthern Oregon, and will proba Bticklen’s Arnica Halve, the best in ics and have been opposed by those SCOTCH REMEDY COMPANY Mr. Fream, section foreman, is do bly remain here during (he summer. the world. Surest pile cure on earth. HAN PKANCIHCH satisfied with the existing order of ing some excellent work here in put 20c a box, at M. D. Ellis’ drug store. Western Agency Some of (he earlier varieties of gar things. Dallas has proved no excep ting in tile and otherwise adding den vegetables have been planted and SALT CREEK. tion to the rule. Everybody knew greatly to the appearance of our city. active preparation is being made for J. G, Sears has add his farm to Mr. It is Like the seasons work. A special train came in la .t week that unlawful and grossly immoral Arndt. hearing some of the head officials, who things were being done in our midst. The piogram committee of our lit Carrying Aw ay came to look over the town prepara John Lynn ig having his gouts The community was divided into tory to making some much needed erary society has arranged a trial by Gold^» sheared. mo'-k court, to be held at our school three classes, those who were partic improvements. house next Saturday night. To take home with you a bill o J. A. Baxter has sold some goats at ipants in or sympathizers with the Dr. Jessup, who was located at this groceries from our store. We The rapid growth of grain and grass ♦5 a head. place for a short time a few years ago, existing evils, those who were indiffer want those who aie not, bin is still in Iowa, but from letters re caused by the warm weather of the Annie Unruli gold a bunch of weth ent to occurrences so long as they did ought to be, customers of ibis ceived we believe he will again come past week has very much improved er goats at ♦2.75. store, to come in and get acquain our pastures, which is a great relief to not. affect their financial interests, and and locate with us. ted. We want to know you bet Frank Fawk brought 14 head of our stock men. those whose aspirations and sense of ter. Come in when it suits you. cattle to hig ranch here. It is getting decidedly unsafe to I propriety were of a higher order and meet a man these days lost you run | Fault is found with senator-elect stay as long as you like— wc have Prof. Russel! has a singing school Mitchell on account of his wellknown plenty of room now. Look at oui who were ready to root up, cut down up against, a road petition, and some capriciousness, hut as our chiel execu that meets twice a week. goods and get our prices. and if possible destroy the things that seem to think that a man must not tive frequently exhibits strong ten have an opinion of his own. Finley Edgar and wife are sick and were making our mothers unhappy dencies in that direction, the senator’s under the care of Dr. Fink. W c Do Not W ant Ira Hooker was circulating a road idiosyncrasy should be overlooked. and in vurious ways harming their To sell you goods if wc cam ot feel petition last week. The road runs Dan Kaegi has lost a number of children. The last named class are from near Taylor’s, on the Luckia At our school meeting Monday Al kids beeause not able comfortable niter the transae.iou. to look uf.cr va Womer was elected director to now in the saddle and are gradually mute, to the Bevens settlement and Your satisfaction is the first and them properly. cheif e-sential. changing bad things into better ones. thence to the main road just beyond succeed Reuben Hastings, and Fred Johnson was reelected clerk. John W h il e th e r e le Life th e re is H o p e . Very naturally the stum of society where Tom Williams lives. Mulkev, of Monmouth, was employed B R O W N & SO N , I was afflicted with catarrh; could Hon. I. M. Simpson has received to teach the spring term of school but neither taste norsmell and could hear call them fanatics and strange as it Dealers in general merchandise, Dallas. many congratulations from his many no time was set for the beginning of Imt little. El>’g Cream Balm cured may seem some who claim to uphold j friends, democrats and republicans the term. it.— Marcus G. Sliautz, Rahway, New better things are also denouncing alike, for the noble manner in which Jersey. The Balm reached me safely Executors Sale. SUVER. them and trying to hinder their work. lie acted during the election of sena and the eflect is surprising. My son tor. Mr. Mitchell has not only caused Morris Allen has traded for a place says the first application gave decided N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N T H A T a factional strife in his own party, hut relief. Respectfully, Mrs. Franklin b y virtue of an order anti decree of the coun Mrs. Richardson has m ovedfrom has done more to disrupt the demo- in Kings Valley, Freeman, Dover, N. H. The Balm ty court of Polk county, stats of Oregon, Falls City into the property just east craiio party than all other republicans Not much wheat selling; farmers does not irritate or cause sneezing heretofore made on the (5th day of February, of II. G. Campbell’s office, where he combined. A. 1)., 1901, directing James Savage, the ex are waiting for a rise. Hold by druggists at oO cents or mail ecutor may conduct a restaurant. of the estate o f W illiam Savage, de ed by Ely Brothers, 56 Warren street, ceased, to sell certain real property belonging A week of sunshine and we cau Arthur Robbins, of Spring Valley, New York. to sail! estate', described as follows, to-wit: M A R C H A N D T H E LION commence gardening. Beginning at the southeast corner o f the who is now practicing Jaw in Eastern donation land claim o f W illiam Savage, noti Oregon, was this week married to Miss S o m e t h i n g better t h a n t h e o l d saw Fruit trees are all right so far ; some B E T W E E N D A LLA S A N D D IXIE. fication Xo. 5,000, claim No. 70, in township Giace Suvage in Salem. (5 south, range (5 west of the W illam ette mer The saying about the lion and the ber.-y bushes arc leafing out. There ig a new babe at the home of idian, in the county of Polk and state of Ore lamb in March often proves false, hut Jns. Hiltibrand and Mart. Scrnflord, Miss Smith, of Monmouth, will Mr. Hwitzer. gon, and running t.nence north 41 degrees, 4.‘* of Luckiamute, have gone bankrupt, there is another and a In tier one teach our spring term of school. minutes, east 21,50 chains; thence north (53 de which is li'erally true. When March James Harris and wife, of Doves grees, west 28.0(5 chains to the east line o f the their respective liabilities being $3,004 said Savage claim, thence north 21 degrees. comes in and finds you taking Hood’s Island, have been visiting relatives in Grass and grain growing nicely; and $2,918, with no assets. 30 minutes, west 34.31 chains to the north this section. Sarsaparilla to purify, enrich and vit stock of all kinds in good condition. east corner o f the said Savage claim; thence A IR LIE. alize your blood, you may expect, Miss Nettie Greenwood has return west 5.40 chains, thence south GO chains to the At onr gcliooi meeting J. M. Larson when it goes out, that it will leave you south boundary line of said claim, thence east Mrs. J. M. Slants i 3 improving. free from that tired feeling and with was elected director and A. Reuf ed from an extended visit to her sister 28.25 chains to the place of beginning, being Mrs. Fred Palmer, of Heattle. a part of the said Savasze claim and a part of Mrs. N. Tarter was down from Cor none of the Innls, pimples and erup clerk. the B. Haggard .donation land claim, and tion which manifest themselves be- vallis the last of the week. Win. Miller has a very lame horse, containing 130.27 acres, more or less. A lso ('. E. McLane’s little boy who has cause of imdure blood in the spring been very sick with measles, is no it having run a large rusty nail into lot 5 o f section 7 in said township and range, containing 19.73 acres, and containing in all Miss Maggie Critchlow is doing the If you have not already begun taking itg foot twa and one half inches. better. 150 acres. housework for Mrs. J. S. Buchanan. Hood's Sarsaparilla for your spring That in pursuance of said order and decree, Miss May Harper, who has been The farmers are all bugy plowing I, James Savage, as such executor, will offer Loyd Chenowith, a Kings Valloy medicine, we advise you to begin to our teacher for a number of years, has and sowing, and our hop men are los for sale and sell at public auction, at the front day. We assure you it will make you rustler, was sceu on our streets recent feel better all through the coming gone to Franklin, Henten county, ing no time in getting their yards in door of the courthouse in Dallas, Polk coun Iv. ty, Oregon, on where her parents live. Silver people first class shape. sum mer. S a t u r d a y . M a r c h 16. 1901, will miss her very much, ns she was Mr. Samuel Orr passed through A t the hour of 1 o ’clock, p. m., for cash in ready at all times to help on all en- hand, the land herein above described to the teitaiuments gotten up for a good here with some fine mutton ahe«|> highest and best bidder. which he purchased from Miller A cause. Dated this 11th day of February, A. D., Holman at f4 per head. 1901. Trade Attractors Quality Store Tin*: Silk .tripe moreen. A lino of re# ulur 65c qunlity »ilk stripe moreen, special at 48e a yard. Regular 10c outing flaiinel in dark colors at tijc a yard. I’ illow cases, sise -15x5(1, special 18c each. Regular 11.25 umbrellas, guar anteed goods, 08 cents each. Boys sweaters, the kind that other stores ask yon fl.AO fur, in greens, blues, reds, blacks, f l each. A line of Warner’s corsets worth ♦ 1.25, special at 08 cents each. Double faced auilings in browns, tans, greys. H e . Regular price at ♦2 25, special ft.IK) a yard. Mens’ linen hoanm while shirts, double back, double stitched throughout. Regular price 75c, special 68c each. Mens’ heavy merino half hose 12.} cents a pair. n*’ Imts, rtgnlar $3 quality lora hats $1.90 each. DALRYMPLES REMNANT SALE. SALEM. w jv k m B a n k e r R o u ts a R obber. Eight fins chickens belonging to .1. R. Garrison, Cashier of the hank Mr. Black were found killed in one of Thornville, Ohio, had been robbed pile on W. P. Miller's place. Mr. Mil ol bealtli by a sviious lung trouble ler says he will give |10 reward for until lie tried l)r. King’s New Discov the conviction of the parties, while ery for Consumption. Then lie Mr. Black will save the couit the wrote: "It is the liest medicine I ev trouble ol sentencing them if they will er used fi,r a aevere cold or a had caae give him the chancs. | of lung trouble. I always keep a bot The farmers in this locality are all tle on hand,” Don’t suffer with | Coughs, Colds, or any Throat, Chest glad to hear that C. G. Coad has beeo Dallas, or I.ung trouble when you can lie appointed postmaster at cured so easily. Only 50v and 11.00. j While acting ns manager of the Riek- Trial bottles free at M. D. Ellis’ drug | reall mills he was ever ready to ac commodate its many patrons. And store. in appreciation of this we have often heard the farmers remark " I f Chet PERRYOALE. j ever runs for office again I’ll vote for Grass ami grain look well. him.’’ Mrs. Jacobs has been down with la ! gripi*. JAM ES SA V A G E , Executor to the estate of W illiam Savage, de ceased . jpsurD riOtSTOM. - Sti r- BOW EN S SE E D STORE OREGON PORTLAND This question arises in the family I Mrs. C. D. Nairn is* in very poor every day. Let us answer it to-day Try Jell O, a delicious and healthful health. dessert. Prepared in two minutes. The good weather is allowing farm No boiling! no baking! simply add ers to sow many acre* that were ready boiling water and set to cool. Fla for the grain. vors:— Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and ■ • W. M. Sargeant and wife weio call- Strawberry. Get a package at your 10 cts. ed to the bedside of a sick aunt in ] grocers to-day Sheridan Sunday. + WILSON'S Î CELERY ------. . . --------- Kffie Plankington is visiting ! in Ncwberg, where she atteuded j college (or two years. Send Unlay. W h a t S h a ll W a H ava for D o s a e rt? .. OAKDALE. M is s Mr. M.icomkr has a sick horse "DANDELION Will jfive drrnfU l t«> the nerve* and re- »tore the liver ami kidney* tn a healthy condition, five tone to the stomach end bowel«, and promote a jputd sppitit.» healthy d fc itio n ; will relieve consfipa tion, purify the Mood and make a heal thy M J with a dear »kin. That tired feeling will leave you ami sleep will be restful. At Wilson's drug store, Dallas. X D -A -Iala-A-S SCHOOL REPORT, Following is the report of the Dallas public school for the month ending Melt. 1, 1901 : < TEACHER. O 1 2 3 4 5 (> 7 8 Û H B a A i M ’ 3 1 « « CQ O 25 f*s C O H 35 m H £ « * dì ßi O H 8 2 Q U Q H H dì > dì ** Mrs. Con key. 3» 36 0 0 32 Miss Muscott. 48 42 i 0 35 Mrs. Morrison. 49 41 l 0 37 9 1 2 Miss Campbell. 45 39 3 0 37 6 1 Mrs. Hamilton. 36 34 0 0 30 10 0 H. D. McDonald. 36 32 0 0 30 7 0 W. 1. Reynolds. 33 27 0 0 26 12 . i 13 5 9 1 8 11 . . We tlmnk our visitors for coming to pee us and especially those butiness men who came to view our marching. We would he glad to have our friends drop in to see what we are doing at any time. W. I REYNOLDS, Principal. FALLS CrTY. have been kept); minimum, 22 de Ed Vanpelt has left for the Sound grees on the 9th; clear days, 10; on a logging contract for the summer. cloudy days, 18 Lewisville grange held i4a regular Last Tuesday quite a number of la session Saturday; there was a laege at dies visited Mrs. Glaze and Mrs. Ar- tendance and lots of the meat which vidsou on Tater Hill. perishelh. On Tuesday delegates from the county granges met and elected »Irs. Butler went to church last delegaies for the state grange at Al Sunday, the first time since her acci bany next May. The county Pomona dent six months since. grange will meet witli the Lewisville Last Monday we elected George grang« next May at 10 o,clock on tlie Ti e director in place of A. H. Dodd first Saturday, ami .11 the 4th degree members are invited io attend with an.I Ira Mcrling clerk. their baskets. The Teal district elected Mrs. Jarvis director for three years and C. Pehr- son for one year, and Albert Teal clerk. C am era s at Oakhuist elected E. Reynolds for 3 years and .Mrs, Wolfe f«r one year vice P. Todd, resigned, with F. Butler for clerk. A general exodus took place this week, leaving but a few folk herein. Business promises to he very brisk this season a n i has begun sooner than usual. Weather for February: Rainful, II 19 inchvs; temperature, maximum] (»5 degrees ou the 28th; (this is a rec ord for 26 years, since Oregon records L A D IE S’ F U R N IS H IN G G O O D S .* H a lf P r i c e d A few cameras left over from last season which I will sell at half price. T h e y are B argain s-^ PFENNIG, Jeweler and Optician. Next door to*l\ O., Dallas. Underwear Corsets Hosiery.** MRS. H. H. CHACE, * ventilati ?«» P o u lt r y S u p p lie s S e e d s o f «11 K in d s Sprays and S pray Pum ps Our No. 10 Se«»l Annual tells all. of Call N for Warrants. otice is h e r e b y o iv f n that all UN- paid county warrants of Folk county, Orffot^ which wer® presented and endorsed, “ Not paid for want sf funds,” prior to November 9, will be paid upon presentation at my office. Interest will Dot b® allowed on the same sifter the date of this no- t*ca R. V. DALTON, County Treasuier. Dated, Dallas, March S. 1*01. Corner Court anil Main streets, Pallas, .V» HEGUl AT1HQ. Both rough and dressed material on hand and orders any size promptly tilled. The celebrated M waist for children. Laces, lurking and embroidery, infants shirts and stockings. CY- P H R E ’S IN C U BATORS (sjl-i J t o r i D ALLAS, OREQO| 4 . Mr*. Joe Card received word that her father, Mr. Judr-on, of Salem, has been very sick but is a little better. CATARRH . . . . . . ATTENDANCE Miles* One Price At the fohool meeting Monday Mr. Bird was elected diiector ami C. S. Barnhart reelected clerk. Nasal & SON- R. E. BUEN A VISTA. J. R. Bedford was a Salem visitor Monday. NEw qcoos AVERAGE DAILY Dr. “ I was troubled a great deai with nerv ousness and headache. The least exertion would cause a dreadful pain in the head and when I became excited I would lose entire control o f my nerves. I lived in that misery for ten years, failing to get relief until I began using Dr. Miles’ Nerv ine. Within a week my friends were re marking how much better I looked, and soon after I found my -health restored. ” M its. L o u is E l g , Idaho Falls, Idaho. NEwqooDS O. E. Dennis expects to try raising field corn, Swiss peas, vetches and red clever this year. TARDY. It is easy tô tell when your nerve-force and vital power are slipping away from you. When your day’s work leaves you weary and exhausted; when you are so nervous, irritable and sleepless that your nights are passed in restless tossing; when you get up in the morning with no a p a tite for breakfast, and g o around all day with a headache; you m3y be sure your nervous strength is being used up faster than it is being renewed. Miss Vunnie Harris is visiting her sister, Mrs. Dorton, of Salem. NO. AT CLOSE MO Tired and Nervous Miss Harris, a sister of Mrs W. M. Fargeunt, has returned from Chicago where she has tx&n for two year* in the Moody Bible Institute and doing missionary work. Enroute home she and another missionary held gospel meetings for several weeks at Wallula and then she worked in the Portland missions for a month That is to be her lift-work and «fur a rest At home »lie will again go forth to help elevate the lowly and make the world better and happier. Mra George Siefirth has been quite !! Many housewives and husbands too • ck. are becoming more and more interest- consid + » + •» ++-M-+-t"M -M -f-i"t"i"t-t~¡. v-t-H -t jjed in the |M>uUry business and getting ' crwt>u' vm-s S" ’ n' n* l° ! 1 better “ stock. * Mrs. John Farley has l-ecn sick The Graham family have com* from with neuralgia. Ths Dalles to take charge of the farm of Mrs Nellie Wise. Th# present oc- Russell Harris is helping hi* broth ’ NSUMPTION er, John, cut wnad. I cupant will buy a farm of his owu. W H IT E R Citation. P L Y M O U T H j » ROCK> In the county court of the state o f Oregon ft»r th® county of Polk. In the matter o f the estate o f Mag&ret L Tuttle, deceased, late of Polk county—Cita tion. T o Anna Grath and to whomsoever may con- One setting of thirteen While i cern, greeting: Plymouth R»w*k eggs from IN T H K N A M E O F T H E S T A T E OF prize winning birds for $1.50. Oregon, you are hereby cited and required to appear in the county court of the state o f Or egon, for the county o f Polk, at the court MRS. O. T . PORTER, room thereof, at Dallas, in the county of Polk <>n Monday, the 1st day o f April, 1901, at 10 Albany, Oregon. o'clook in the forenoon o f that day, then and there to answer the petition now on file in *aid court asking for the sale o f the real prop erty belonging to the estate o f the »aid Mar : >OME PEOPLE WANT garet L. Tuttle, for the payment of the debts I HE EARTH, BI T I against said estate. Said real estate is descri 1 ONLY WANT TO bed as follows, to wit: Lot No. 5 in block FENCE IT No. 13 in Leven* La Creole Homestead addi tion, ta d lot N o. 9 in Kiln addition, all in By examination von will find said block No. 13, in said Leven» 1^» Creole that yon e»n build woven wire Homestead addition to the town of Dallas, in fences a* cheap as nth. ra at the Polk county, Oregon, and show cause if any ptieea I sell at Semi for cir- y«m have, why an order for the sale o f said real estate should not be made. eulara and price*. Hop wire a W IT N K 3 S , th® honorable J. E. Sibley j apecidtv. judge o f the county court of ' the state of Oregon for the [seal] county o f Polk, with the seal o f said court affixed, this 27th «.lay of Fektnarv, A. D ., 1901. 59 State street, Salem. A ttest: I ’ . S, L*ugh*ry, cl* r t. 1 f W . F. Nichols, deputy. W A L T E R M O R L E Y , Prop. SALEM FENCE WORKS