OCR STAFF OF RUSTLERS.
THE POLK CQUHTY ITEMIZERÌ
Mark Twain’s
IMf.GAS. TRIDAY, NOV. 22. 1901.
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BIHTOH AMI' PMomiMToH.
SUBSCRIPTION KATES:
f 1 50 ..................................... Per year
f 75............................. Per six months
40 ......................... Per three mouths I
Advertising rates made known on
application. Correspondence is solicit
ed.
Fine Job Printing done at reasonable
••rices.
A IR LIE .
Dili* Mnstield shipped 3fi dressed
turkeys to the Portland market Tues
day.
P. Hadley shipped seven fine pork
ers to your buielier Tuesday.
If P Estes disposed of his cuttle to
J. Withrow.
Several from here will attend the
sale at Joe Brown's on Tuesday.
Our Softool teacher was laid up with
the mumps last week and consequen
tly no school.
Grandpa Wilson is not expected to ¡
lie .
W. E. Williams and wife were doing
business in Independence Monday.
Mrs. W. E. Burns returned from a
visit in Portland last Saturday.
C o u s in ,
G . C . Clemens, of Topeka,
Kan., the no
te d constitu
tional lawyer,
who bears so
striking a re
semblance t o
Mark Tw ain,
( S a m u e l B.
Clemens) that
he is frequent
ly taken for the
original M ark,
0. C. Clement,
is a man of deep intellect and
wide experience.
H e is con
sidered one of the foremost
lawyers in this country. In a re
cent letter to the Dr. Miles
Medical C o., M r. Clemenssays:
• • “ Personal experience and obser
vation have thoroughly satisfied me that
Dr. Miles’ Nervine contains true merit,
and is excellent for what it it recom
mended."
Mr. Norman W altrip, Sup. Pres. Bank
ers’ Fraternal Society, Chicago, says:
M ila s ’
P a in P ills
are invaluable for headache and all
pain. I had been a great sufferer from
neadache until I learned of the efficacy
o f Dr. Miles’ Pain Pills. Now 1 always
carry them and prevent recurring at
tacks by taking a pill when the symp
toms first appear."
S old b y nil D ru g gist*.
Price, 2 5 c . per B o x .
Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind,
W H A T T H E Y HAVE T O S A T A B O U T
T H E D O I N G S IN T H E C O U N T Y .
An U n e q u a l l e d a n d C o m p l e t e Re
s u m o of W h a t Y o u r F r i o n d s are
a n d Have Been Lately D o i n g .
J B. Constable, who has baen sick,
Geo. Brey, of
is able to go to work again.
here Monday.
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$10-to-$30
We are doing an immense business in cloaks
and jackets. Late arrivals in Oxfords, Castors,
Tans, Brown», Grays, Blacks, etc.
$ 4 .5 0 -to -$ 3 0
DALRYMPLES
T H E Q U A LITY S TO R E, S A LEM , OR.
W h a t to D o.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, thet Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-
Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills every
wish in curing rheumatism, pain in the
back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
of the urinary passage. It corrects inability
to hold water and scalding pain in passing
it, or bad effects following use of liquor,
wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to go often
during the day. and to get up many times
during the night. The mild and the extra
ordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon
realized. It stands the highest for its won
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
If you need a medicine you should have the
best. Sold by druggists in 50c. and$l. sizes.
You may have a sample bottle of this
wonderful
discovery
and a book that tel Is i
more about It, both sent
absolutely free by mail,
address Dr. Kilmer & Home of Sw*nip>Roat.
Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When writing men
tion reading this generous offer in this paper.
Independence wi»
Our scholars are about to get a
Miss Georgia Myers, of Smlthfield,
supply of school hooks after a mouths called ou friends here Sunday. %
school has passed.
Spelling school will soon start, and Y o u K n o w W h e t Y o u A r e T a k i n g
all are invited to come and take part. when you take Grove’s Tasteless Chill
Tonic because the formula is plainly
W h a t S h a ll W o Have for D e s s e r t ? printed on every bottle showing that
it is simply iron and quinine in a
This question arise» in the family
tasteleps form. No cure, no pay. 50
every day. Let us answer it to-day.
cents.
Try Jell-O, a delicious and healthful
dessert. Prepared in two minutes
AN TIO O H .
No boiling! no baking! simply add
boiling water and set to cool. Fla
Temperatu.e fur the lust week »bout
vora:— Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and 58 degrees and tine growing weather.
Strawberry. Get s package at your
Potato crop light for laok of culti-
grocers to-day. 10 cts.
vation.
H o od ’s Sarsaparilla
Our new department foi
these lines will be opened
soon.
All the latest styles and
fabrics for Kali are here.
New Oxford, Navy, black,
light gray and pretty mix
tures in stylish suits of
the highest grade\ and en
tirelv new designs.
A. F. 8 toner and L. C. K»i**r went water and let It stand twenty-four hours; a
sediment or sot-
to Portland Tuesday on business.
Mrs L. Brown, mother of II. C.
J. M. Davi* is visiting relatives in Seymour, has gone 1») spund a few
the metropolis this week.
»fays with her niece, Mr*. T. Brown,
D. 13. Momlor is making some head of Salt Creek.
way moving his hou*e.
Dr. Carey, of Dallas, was called to
Our school is d«»ing flue work sod set a son of Jes»ie Lucas, who had the
will prove a Huccesa an G. A. Ku*»«*ll, measles.
teacher, in greatly interested in the
Willis Bimonton ami wife of Dallas,
school and is highly respected by all. spent Sunday with W. H. ThieUen
Willi« Rowell is talking of dehorn- and wife.
! ing his cuttls.
Ala>iit fifteen members of the Arli-
There in talk of Henry Olmsted »an lodge here went to visit the Salem
I getting a bridge across upper Goose lodge, and report a splendid lime.
neck, winch in needed badly.
Mrs. Frank Gibson wept to Dallas
Mr. Bell and Mina Nellie Bell vis Tuesday to have tone dental work
done.
ited in Salem last week.
M l Stuffed Up
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the roar! in that direction. Long dis
tance lumber j»ldpma»t«i from Dallas
H o w To Find Out.
would cost the same as f:oni any
Fill a bottle or common glass with your other j laces in western Oregon.
and D on ’ t K n ow it.
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“ M y F a m i l y D octor.”
llii.jj indicates an
lib .« Island, 111., J n. 14t.li, 1‘JOl.
unhealthy condi
John Orr 1. ft Monday for Enter
MefrOfctf. Liy ltr* »— 1 h.»\c Uacti
tion of the kid
prise, Washing on.
neys; if it steins your Cream Balm in my f 'm i’y for
CCOSENKCK,
The school and Sunday school' here
your linen it Is nil e years and if ha* beconit* my fam
will have a Christmas tree.
evidence of kid ily doctor for «old 4 in the head. I u»w
J. VV. KcRti, who has been sick
ney trouble; too it freely on my chihhen. If is a go I
There was no school her» after
hih ! under care ol Dr. Wood,of Am ity,
frequent derire to send to children h * they arc Doubled
Tuesday on account of the teacher
| is K'Jiue better.
pass it or pain in more or le**. Yours re-pe »fu ly— .1.
attending the teachers institute a t ;
the back is also Kimbal. Judge for \uurn II. A trial
Howell Br*m have closed down their Dallas.
convincing proof that the kidneys and blad
s ze cut. b had foi the email s m *»f
der are out of order.
saw mill for the winter.
Walter Brinkley, after spending
several months in eastern Oregon, re
will close this evening. As instruct
turned home Monday,
ors, Professors Robinson and Gillnn
J. S. Buchanan has his goods in his are giving eminent satisfaction and
new store and is kept busy waiting on all who are eager to learn new things,
his many customers.
more about the old ones and the best
way to do them, will go away stronger
G. Horner and family have returned teachers. Superintendent Starr has
SUNNY*SLOPE.
from Sweet Home.
devoted much time end thought in
Crops
look
fine and atock in good
Turnldge’s store will be closed for a arranging for a model institute and
few days next week while invoicing lies cause to be proud of the result. condition.
the goods,after which Ed. Taylor will Aa secretary, Tracy Staats is the right
Vardie and Will Fishbuck helped
man in the right plaee. all his records Mr. Towns kill hie hogs.
take possession.
being in ahipshspe. A strict account
Sheriff Van Orsdel was in these
John B. Stump hat received two
has been kept of the actual attendance
parts last week summonsing jurymen.
of each teacher and it will be made a thoroughbred Jersey eattle which he
15 coops of chickens and 'urkeys matter of permanent record for the bought at the state fair.
were shipped from here to Portland benefit of all concerned. Too often in
August Ohms went to Falls City
the past euch occasions have been
Tuesday.
for fruit trees from the Beezely nur
made a go as yon please eemi-holiday.
sery.
C. E. Staats took a load of ehittsm
but now the time is devoted to real
hark to Corvallis Wedne-day for W.
school work. Wednesday
evening
Henry Davis has gone to Sweet
J. Turnidge.
there was a violin solo by Frank Mil Home in Linn county, on business.
ler,
vocal
solos
by
Mrs.
Ruth
Conkey
IxHi Katt went hunting near ths
Mr. Wheelock’s patch of potatoes
logging camp last week and tied his and F. H. Morrison and a lecture on averaged sixty sacks to the acre.
horse to the limb of a fallen tree. Things as We See Them by R. F. Rob
Ora Towns went to Albany Thurs
While he was away the horse became inson, and next evening Dr. G. M.
frightened, jumped the log and broke Gaston lectured for the benefit of our day to visit her sister Mrs. Barnes.
college. President Poling assisted in
his neck.
George Sullivan haa been cutting
the work on Wednesday and Mrs
I). Turner’s spotted cayuso got Pennell, of the uorinol school, on wood for Mrs. Whitcomb.
luoee with the saddle under its belley Thursday. State
Superintendent
Several from here attended the pro-
and in attempting to jump a ditch, fell Ackerman was absent beoause of sick ! traded meetings at the Christian
in on its back and it took three men a ness, School Superintendeai Moores, | church at Monmouth.
half day to dig it out.
of Marion county, and C. H. Jones,
Mr. Mulkey has been chosen road
Ed. Taylor has all his white (lr logs publisher of the State Teachers’ supervisor in our district to succeed
in the Luckiamute waiting for high School Journal, were in attendance A. J. Byers.
and many Dallas eitixens dropped in.
water.
Here is a list of those who registered
Two daughters of Mrs. Hull, of
Eater: Grandpa Wilson died at 3 from different places: Dallas, W 1 Monmouth, visited at the Clark home.
o’slock Tuesday morning, and will be Reynolds, Nellie Muscott, KdmlleCol
Mrs. Stacy, of Linn county has been
buried ill the English cemetery.
line, Ruby Reese, Grace Htdge, Elone
Phillips, J H Oilman, M M Franz, ! it) this vicinity visiting relatives and
T o u c h e r s ’ Insti tu te .
l.ydia Campbell, T Cone, Mia. F H ! friends.
The annual gathering of Polk Morrison, Bertha Gooch, W F Nich
Christian Endeavor at the Antioch
county educAtora began in the circuit ids, Mrs Agues Campbell, Alice Me school house, Sunday evenings at C
court, room Wednesday morning and Dougal, B M Guy and R R Hill. o ’clock. Every body invited.
Independence, W W Allingham, A V
Cochrane, Yanolio Dickinson, Nellie
A n E n g l i s h A u t h o r W ro te :
Burke, Dorothy Cooper, Mrs Mary
"N o shade, no shine, no fruit, no
Tuok, Mrs Anna Huntley, Iva Haley,
flowers,
no
leaves,— November!”
That’s the condition of many sufferers C D Simpson, Lettie Maaterson and
Many Americans would add no free*
from catarrh, especially in the morning. Mrs G W Conkey. Monmouth, Pres dom from catarrh, which is so aggra
Great difficulty is experienced in clear ident Campbell, Loretta Smith, Arh vated during this month that it be
Hampton, Ethel Force, Nettle Want
ing the head and throat.
and Mabel Wlieoloek. Rickreall, H comes constantly troublesome. There
No wonder catarrh causes headache,
C Seymour. Willamina, F W Royal. is abundant proof that catarrh is a
Impairs the taste, smell and hearing, Buena Vis‘ a, B 1. Murphy, Delia Pa constitutional disease. It is related
pollutes the breath, deranges the stom genkopf and Elia Emmitt. Zen*. to scrofula and consumption, being
ach and affects the appetite.
Kate Ridings. »lcCoy, Ella Carpen one of the wasting diseases. Hood’s
To cure catarrh, treatment must be ter. E M Smith, Myrtle Davis. Per- Sarsaparilla has shown that what is
constitutional—alterative and tonic.
capable of eradicating scrofula, com
»1 was afflicted with catarrh. I took rydale, B T Merrill, E G Hargrove. pletely cures catarrh and when taken
medicines of different kinds, giving each Polk, Zula Myer,Georgia Myer. Bued,
a fair trial; but gradually grew worse until W O Sims, Myrtle Gardner, Ella Or- in time prevents consumption. We
cannot see how any sufferer can put
I could hardly hear, taste or smell. I then
Concluded to try Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and iatt. Lewisville, E \V Staats, Ida Wa off taking this medicine, in view of
Stiver, Rosa
after taking five bottles I was cured and ters, Edith Houck.
have not had any return of the disease Smith, Jessie Reese. Falls City, Scot t the widely published record ol its rad-
since." R dokkk F orbes , Lebanon, Kan.
Leavitt, Abbie Weikal, Effiie Plank- i ical and permanent cures. It is tin
ingtun, Glennie Runnels, C J Gra doubtedly America’s greatest medicine
ham. Ballaton, A J Shipley, Mrs for America’s greatest disease-catarrh.
Cure« catarrh—it aoothca and strength Nancy Tillery, Lillie Baxter. Sheri
ens the mucoua membrane and builda
dan, G W Russell, Pearl I^ouard. Sa
BUTLER.
up the whole ayatem.
lem, J C Pettyjohn.
J. S. Pettyjohn waa visiting in Sher-
! ¡dan this week.
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John Shepherd wtnl over to Dallas
Haturdny returning Sunday evening.
TAILOR MADE SUITS JACK-
t* ETS AND CAPES
Thousand« Have Kidney Trouble they will not f nr th* present extern!
R ICK R EA LL.
J. Burch and wife »pent Sunday
with their daughter, Mrs. Craven, at
Balls! on.
D s c e m b e r J u r y List.
DUNN BROS’
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Having bought the gro-
eery stock of Brown &
Son, we will continuethe
business at the same
place.
It will be our
constant aim to keepthe
purest and freshest eat-
aides in the market. By
selling close and dealing
fairly with everybody we
hope to retain all form
er patrons of the store
and gain many newones
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These jurymen have h.eit drawn to
serve during Judge Burnett’s term of
circuit court
l»etrinitiwtz !>ec«mlier
?n 1: E an K ana, i Fall. Ci?• ,
Cuss Riggs, of McCoy, C. L. Burnhan,
of Bridgeport, A. H. Collins, of Stiver,
Cyrus Buell, of Buell, L. Wallace, of
Douglas, O. C. Wait and J. E. Phillips,
of Spring Valley. J. H. Fletcher and
John Sykes, of Kola, Peter Kurre and
Proa see will be taken in exchange and
L. D. Baldwin, of Buena Vista, Harvey
epicures can find anything they want.
Gage and S. H Tetherow, of Falls
V DALLAS
QRECON.
City, F W. Waters and J. E. fagott,
of Lewisville, D. N. Kuegi and B. M,
Webb, of Salt Lake, S. T. Smith, J, W
Rogers and I. A. Allen, of Rickreall,
Final Settlement.
J. E. Rhodes. G. A. Wells and S. B.
Walker, of Independence, A. B. Muir,
otice is hereby given that the un -
D, Shepard. Sol. Blessing, J. W . Cald
dersigued administrator of the estate of Chas.
well and J. W . Robinson, of Dallas. A Sawtolle, deceased, has filed his final account as
Our new Endeavor society officers
are H, Daria, president; Ora Town.,
vise president; Katie Town*, secreta
ry. Next Friday they will debate as
to whether Washington is a greater
state than Oregon,
S. FRIEDMAN,
Moore* block, corner State and Com
mercial streets, Salem, Oregon.
T o take chances with your eyes
The charm of living is lost wlwn
vision fails. Do not neglect the
warnings of nature, such as ner
vous twitche:, throbbing eyes,
painful effort in reading or sew
ing, but have your eyes examin
ed at once at the Dallas Optical
institute. Consultation free. Per
fect fitting spectacles and eye
glasses guaranteed to restore nor
mal sight sold at reasonable rates
C. H. MORRIS,
Jeweler and Optician.
N
Miss Gooch, the Guthrie teacher, is
arranging for a Thanksgiving enter
tainment to be followed bv a pie so
cial Friday evening Nov. 29th.
R a il ro a d P ro sp e cts.
It begins to look like we were going
to have a sure enough railroad to
Falls City- L. Gerlinger, of Portland,
is at the head of the project and lias
substantial timber interests beyond
Falls City. A crew of eight men be
gan last Monday a preliminary sur
vey starting from ucar the public
school. J. W Coovert is chief engi
neer, John Van Orsdel, transitman,
Jas. Hartly, stakeman, Bruce Burnett
and Kirt Tennis, chaiumen, Wes.
Craven, axeman, Luther Johnson,
rodman and John McDonnell, Hag-
man. Mr. Coovert says that while
their charier calls for a connection
with the Willamette river and Salem,
Preaching next Satuaday evening
and Sunday morning and evening.
Doc Miller has traded his farm for a
Salem livery stable and Wilbur Lewis
has gone to take charge of it.
Miss Edith Miller is visiting Port
land relatives
S to p s t h e C o u g h
And works off the cold. Laxative bro-
moquinine tablets cure a cold in one
day. No cure, no pay. Price, 25
ceuts.
IN D EPEN D EN CE.
Several families from the east have
recently located in and around Inde
pendence. They believe Polk county
one of the best spots on earth.
CATARRH
LOCA
and
such administrator in the county court of Polk county
Oregon, ami that said court has set the hearing
tin reof on Saturday, Dec. 2 1, 1901, at the hour of
1 o’clock in the afternoon of said day,and all persons
having objections to the same are notified to present
them to said court on or before said time.
. Dated, this 10th dav of Nov, 1901.
W II POCKISII.
I Administrator with will annexed of the estate of
I Clms. A Sdwtelle, deceased.
We Are
After You
C L ’ M A T IC
T h e S p e c iflc Is
ily’ s Cream Balm
It ift quickly absorbed
Give* relief at once.
It opens and c-leanses tint
Nasal Passages.
____________________ Allays Iuflamation.
n Is U P A B teals and Protects the
^ »Ig lL U <*l I I L f l V tlerahrane. Restores the
Senses ol Taste and Smell. No injurious drug. Reg
ular size, 50 cents; Family size, 81 or by mail.
ELY BROTHERS, 56 Wan on Street, New York.
,
More particularly it is your
Furniture, Carpets, Wall Paper, Pictures
AND PICTURE FRAMES
We are after. We are successors to F. W. Hollis &
Co., 8 0 8 Commercial street, Salem, Oregon.
CATARRH
The water in the river is rising and
navigation will soon be resumed.
,
And will get you sure.
trade in
SotMna bat ft btcal
remedy or chan»« of cli-
r.ftto will cure
'1 h i scarlet fever has entirely dis
appeared.
On Wednesday November 20t,h, at
Independence, Dr. Thompson olHca-
ting. Oliver C. Locke, ol Salem, and
Miss Jessie B. Damon, of Indepen
dence. were united in marriage at the
home of the bride’s parents. It was a
quite home wedding and all its ap
pointments were fittingly and beauti
fully arranged. Only intimate friends
of the families of tire contrasting par
ties were present. The bride and
groom are favorites witli Indepen
dence people and many heartfelt con
gratulations follow them to their new
home in Salem.
10 cent*. Supplied by druggist* or
mailed by Ely Brother*, 50 Waircn
street, New York. Full size 50 cents
Of an immense Mtix.*k of rfidfiing fiats,
•liy good*, gputlmiitHi«’ furnishing guntl*,
hosiery. glovtM, notion*, Htatioitery, cut-
Jury, fifitnkvts, quilt*, etc., etc. Tt a
above good* uic all new anil ?:e*fi from
the factor its*. On account t»f tin* strike»
in San Francisco and several v.uteru
cities, the manufacturer» won* unat )e
to move their good* in time for the fall
trade, and have therefore went ov«r $27,-
000 worth of good» to I hj di*ju»-e<i of at
the tiurchuser’* own price. rl hey are
now being sold by S. Friedman, auction
eer, on the corner of State and Commer
cial Htreets. Sale» daily at 1 o’clock p
m. and continue until January l*t. It
will pay people to com e from a distance,
a* well ns those who live in the immedi
ate vicinity, und attend these mile*, for
their is no renerve. Every article is
«old for whatever the bidder» give, : if
for instance: A n overcoat worth $10
only brought $2.00; a dress pattern
worth $4.7*r> Hold for 3”> cents; a table
cloth worth $L 50 brought.35 cent*. M a
ny articles brought ridiculously low
prices. Hats worth $2.50 went as low
a« 40 cent*. Y e t the sale» will go on
to a finish regardh ss of the consequence.
A ny one in need of clothing, dre»* go»id*
furnishing goods, hats, etc., come and
help yourself at your own price. Take
them away. Y ou will be convinced of
the fact when you come to the auction,
so say s
Tiis House Furnishing Company.
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..FARMS FOR SALE..
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TO ORDER
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IOO a c r e s of aa fine, deep, black land a* there is in the state of Oregon. All level and
WOVEN W IRE
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umier plow, tine clover meadow, modern house and barn, No better location in Polk county. * *
*■ * *9 750 takes it.
state , f i e l d f e n c
$ 2 , 7 0 0 for one of the best 100 acre farms of the Luckiamute valley, 00 acres under plow,
i n g NOW.
5 Lo * uthm nf clover, unite a lot soeded to tame c rass. 25 acres of ash bottom slashed and seed-
fair buildings, fine spring water, or- M
Car loud lipt
year* time
cent interest, if desired,
desired.
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tunc o on
n i # i 1,000
, w v at 6 per ceut
close* on lDecem j c cnnni auu in ner con v eniences, d years
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7 8 a c r e s for !?i,ion. 45 under plow, 3 m i’e* of city, part heavily wooded, nearly all fine
ber let.
Special
soil, house unu barn, fenced. A desirable plaee. Finest of living soring water runs aer>.-> pi ire
1 rice.
I am aleo ■4 k O ne o f the best 150 acre farms of the Luckiamute valley for $25 an acre. Lots ef fruit S * :
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taking orders for » * Close to town of Airlie, good house, barn, fence; etc. No better soil.
Other fine propositions. See me if you want to buy. Yours for business.
plain galvanized
tt
wire.
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PCLK.
Pete Reddekopp bagged seven geese
Saturday.
While bringing Rev. Eaclileman, ef
Colfax, Washington, from Salem Sat- |
day the tongue of John Klievers rig
came down, the linea broke, and after
going through twe wire fences near
the steel bridge, the outfit nearly get
into the river. The minister got a
ride home with Mr. Kemple, but John
walked, and went back Monday after
the d imaged rig.
SALEM FENCE WORKS
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59 State street, Salem.
W A L T E R MORLEY, Prop
G R AN D —
DALLAS COLLEGE
-A N D —
LA CREOLE ACADEMY
REMOVAL SALE
Last Friday afternoon a nice pro
gramme, called Patents Day, was ren
L. M, Wallace purchased thirty- dered by the school children and the
two head of sheep of Ellis Bros.
FIRST TERM BEGINS
tsacher. It was somewhat rainy, hut |
SEPTEMBER 25, 1901
Zach Hartman butchered ten hogs the folks attended from far and from
near nml were awarded with many
Monday.
Co educational and expenses reduc
appropriate songs and recitations
Ellis Bros, have contracted to sell Some of the more advanced ones hsd ed to the minimum.
i
eut their entire interests at Butler to compositions on Parents. Miss Zula
Regular college and academic cour
Joel Flannery, of Willamina, fft®0 Myer is the well liked teacher who de ses, including courses in music ami
being paid down to bind the contract, serves much praise for euch an order business.
the transfer to be made May 1, 1902. ly school. She wishes the parents to \
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SPLENDID
come often and visit the school for
A s t o u n d i n g Discovery.
DORMITORY)
the good of all.
,
From Coopersvillo, Michigan, comes
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ADVANTAGES.«
word of a wonderful discovery of a
Carnival Wednesday night.
For
further particulars address the
pleasant tasting liqiiied that when
president,
used before retiring by any cue troub
led witli a bad cough always insures a
C. C. POLING,
good night's rest. "It will soon cure
DALLAS, OREGON.
the cough too,” writes Mrs. S. Himel-
burger, "for three generations of our
family hate used l>r. King's New Dis
covery for consumption and never
found its equal for roughs and colds.”
PINS
It is an unrivaled life-saver when used
for desperate long diseases. Gnat an
BUTTONS
teed Isittle. .>0 cents ami f l at all
CHARMS
druggists. Trial bottles free.
TERM S CASH
Beginning, Monday, November 11th, until we move into our
new store at 254 25C Commercial street, we offer oui entire stock
A T A REDUCTION OF 10 PER CENT
This includes our new fall lines of mens’ suits and overcoats,
youths and childrens suits and overcoats, hats, winter underwear,
shirts, hosiery, gloves, neckwear, woolen mill blankets, umbrellas,
slickers and mackintoshes, etc., in fact not a single item of our
mammoth stock is reserved. Special clenuup prices on broken
Lines a t 20 to 30 per cent discount.
These goods positively must be cleaned out before we move.
Salem Woolen Mills Store
Emblem and
2 9 3 Com m ercial Street.
Society.*
Mrs. T. W. Rrunk sent to Armeria.
N. Y. to a noted raisar of pure bred
chickens, for a Plymouth Rock cock
rel. It arrived all right and is a beau
ty lie cost her a little over $20, ex
press and all, and 915 alone for the
chicken.
Wes Hodsen and Miss Jennie Ba
ker were married a few days ago. and
have moved to E la, where Mr. Had-
anu will run the hop yard owned by
himself and Hugh Mr Nary.
ty ,
P F E N N IG ,
Jeweler and Optician.
Next door to^P. O., Dallas.
{
| r r r . . Harness, Saddles, Robes, Whips, (loots, Etc. j
In solid gold, rolled plate
; and fterling silver. Lowest
butchered hit hoga prices consistent with quali
EOLA.
Mr. Itrophy
Monday. Me sold two of them to T.
\V. Itriink tor 933.
E. S. L A M P O R T
X
PA RK
E s ta b li s h e d 1869
2 8 9 C o m m e r c i a l street, S a l e m .
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AN D W ASH IN G TO N ST R E E TS
PO RTLAND , OREGON
A . P. A rm stron g . LL . B ., P rincipal
A yr&ctical, progressive school, conspicnona
for thorough w ork , with hundreds o f graduates
in positions ns bookkeepers and stenographsra»
A lready pro*:
o f a high standing wherever
kn ow n , it steadily grow s better and better.
Open all the year OHtodeflti adm itted any tim e.
Private or class instruction. Learn what and
how we teach, and what it costs. Catalogne free.
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D. P THOM PSON, PR E SID E N T
D. S O U S COHEN
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ID e m ^ n d s C a re
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a.
There are two kind» of education— practical and ornamental. The former S * q M be secured by every
one. becauae it may be put to u»«- quickly in earning a living. Therefore, *evur • th« former fin*; the 1st
ter. afterward, tf y o* have the tin » and money. Th- rour-e» •* the
CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEGt
»rrw xH l wl«li » v<,w «« BMfnliw«». » < do not a»k bl. In ft Httl- oi « .-r r tk ln c , b ot.l«ro»« oor m M -
t„ 0nna«eti!.x ft Hr,« e l m
ftch.«>'. Livln*
cheap. Stu.lent* »4n.iUM »1 a a jt h m .
ttiir i n r f o s t » are fturewftOil. » « s i !« r rfttftl.*»«
W . I. S T A L E Y , P r i n c i p a l , S a l e m , O r e g o n .