THE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER
DALLAS, P RIDAT, JAN. 3.1901.
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Fine Job Printing done at reasonable
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Royal A r c h I n s t a l la t i o n .
On mondsy evening lust, the offlcir*
of Ainsworth Chapter, No. 17, Rot al
Arrli Masons, were installed for 111«
ensuing year. The installation took
place at Masonic hall in ths presence
of the members of the Chapter and
their invited guests, consisting of the
members of Jennings lodge.N o 9, A
7 . 1 A . M . and Naomi Chapter No 22
O. E. 8., numbering about 100 per
sons. Besides the ctreuiony of instal
lation there were several excellent
musical numbers by a well select'd
quartet consisting of Mrs. Chase, Mrs.
Metzger, Waller Williams and Willis
Simonton, and a short address explan
atory ol the Chapter Degrees, by Os
car Hayter. After the exercise* were
concluded the members and their
guests repaired to Hotel Gail, where
an elegant repast had been prepared.
After all had satisfied themselves com
pletely, so fur us the inner man was
concerned, toasts were responded to
as follows: The Capitulary Degree.
J. N. H art; The Order of the Eastern
Star— Mrs. Allie E. Townsend ; 8ome
Thoughts for the New Year— M. M.
Ellis; What Doe* Masonery Teach—C
C. Poling. The addresses were all
heartily received. It was near mid
night when the benediction wu* pro
nounced by Most Excellent High
Priest, R. E. Williams, and all left
highly pleased with the evening’s en
tertainment. A. B. Muir acted as in
stalling officer, and Oscar Hayter as
toastmaster. The following officers
were installed: High Priest, R. E
Williams; King, B. H. McCallnn;
scribe, W. L. Strong; saptian of hosts.
Ed. Biddle ; principal sojourner, Oscar
Hayter; royal arch captian, R. L.
Chapman ; master of third vail, It. E.
Bryan; master of second vail, U. L.
Kelly; master of first vail, Wm.
White; treasurer, Wm. Fanil; secre
tary, E. V. Dalton; sentinel, M. F.
Percival.
CO U N TY COURT.
PROBATE.
Sibley, J.
Mary Lebold was appointed guardi
an of Rodney, Mary and Gertrude Le-
tlnder ¡>200 bond and H. 8. Fudge.
,}os. Garrett and Henry Butler are to
appraise their property.
It was ordered that P. R. Graber be
cited to appear February 3rd and show
cause why he should not b* removed
and his letters revoked.
The administrator of the .Samuel
Cox estate was ordered to distribute
funds on hand in accordance with
petitiou.
Ou petition of Martha J. Hyde it
was ordered thatScroggiu A Scroggin,
of the Sheridan bank produce the last
will aud testament of U. H. Hyde in
court at Dallas on or before January
4, 1902.
The petition to compromise a debt
owing to the L. B Ftaier estate was
set for hearing at 1 o’clock January
6th.
Geo. James, w ho was so long , rail
The \Y. C. T. U. have posted notices
Trioutonda Sent Into Exile.
Henry W. Wilkening aod Melvin
Every year a large number of poor on all the business houses that after road agent at Sheridan. Ballatoi* and
Wilson have been busy lately sowing
sufferers whose lungs are sore and , January 11th, there will he no busi Lafayette, i* now thus employed at
grain.
Brownsville.
racked,'wifh cough* are urged to go ness done ou Sunday.
E. C. Hanna and wife of Michigan to another climate But this is eost-
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Goats heat grubbing machines in
City, spent last Sunday with B. P. 1 ly and not always sure. Do not be an
OAK CROVE.
clearing up I.md. They clear out all
.Miller and wife.
exile when Dr. King’s New Discovery
The entertainment given by the the underbrush and iheir presence
for consumption will cur« you at school on the night of the 23rd was a unhealthy for weeds. They more
R ICK R EA LL.
home. It is the most infallible cure decided success, 128.25 being cleared than psy their board in work, to say
nothing of tin ir aunoal pro ludion
H C, Seymour returned home on for coughs, colds, and all throat and off of twenty five basket*.
in kids and mohair. There is scarce
Sunday from Salt Creek, where be : lung diseases on earth. The first
G.
Wise
is
spending
the
holidays
in
ly a farm in the county on whisli
spent Christinas aud school resumed dose brings relief. Astounding cures
the
metropolis.
i result from |>er*isteiit use. Trial bot-
moro or less goats could not la* profi
Monday.
I lies free at all druggists. Price 50
Lena and Herbert Hcise and Ger tably kept.
Wm. Clark, son of W. E. Clark, cents a u d it. Every bottle guarraa-
trude Fawk, of Willamette universi
came up from Portland to visit tiis pa
j teed.
ty, Claud Settlemeir, of the businoes
rents a few days last week.
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college, Seth Fawk, of the G A. C. Over*Work Weakens
BUTLER.
J. H. Burgard and iainily were up
and Mella White, of Hood Rivet,
from Portland ami spent a fsw days
Your Kidneys.
Miss Mavbell Wallace, who is teich- sjornt Christmas at Guk Grove.
with relatives and friends.
1 ing on Little Nestucca, spent tho hoi-
Clias. Moore and family are in U nhealthy Kidneys Make Im pure Blood.
W E. Clsrk has rented the house ! idays at home.
Woodburn this week.
on his fHrm to Jefferson Cox, lately
All the blood In your body passe* through
Louis Pettyjohn and wife ami Win.
from Colorado.
A large delegation of Oak Grove
I Shepherd have bceu visiting relatives people attended the Christmas tree at your kidneys once eveiy three minutes.
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The kidneys are your
Mrs. J. F. Vaughn and childrcnhavs in Dallas and Salem.
blood purifiers, they fil
Rickreall,
been to Independence vi iting the
ter out the waste or
Win. Hussey, of La Grande, is here
past Week with her mother, Mrs. Kirk
Hugh Allen went to eastern Oregon
Impurities In the blood.
i on a visit.
land.
U they are sick or out
last week.
Miss
Grace
Hussey
has
returned
of order, they fall to do
Mrs. Otis Wait returned home Sun
J.
C.
While
is
going
to
start
out
their work.
day, after visiting her pareuts during from Corvallis.
organising granges.
Pains, aches and rheu
the past week.
J. F. Auer was a county seat visitor
matism come from ex
Willie Kantner has been an Oak
this week.
cess of uric acid In the
J. Frank Miller gave a parly at his
Grove visitor this week.
blood, due to neglected
Orval Yocum, of 'NcMinnville, came
home December 26th.
kidney trouble.
The names placed on the school
up and spent ihe holidays with his
Kidney
trouble
causes
quick or unsteady
Mrs. J. Munch, mother of Mrs. T. 8.
roll of honor are as follows: Josie heart beats, and makes one feel as though
grandfather, C. J. Hussey.
Burch, returned to her home at Au
Ruble, Leland, Arthur and Iva R ob they had heart trouble, because the heart Is
rora Saturday.
Mr. Pulliam gavo a social dance erts, Willie Knower, Clay Taylor, over-working tn pumping thick, kidney-
Christmas
night.
Jimmie, Lorenzo, Rosa, Joe, Martha poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
Frank Tatom and family want tn
It used to be considered that only urinary
aud Ivan Allen, Jay Smith.
Ballston to spend the holiday* with
A C ure For Lum bago.
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
relatives.
W . C Williamson, of A mherat, Vir
Oak Grove grange met last Satur- but now modern science proves that nearly
M. A. Burch went to Portland Fri ginia, says: “ For more than a year d iy and elected the following officers: all constitutional diseases have their begin
I suffered from lumbago, I finally Master, J. C. White; overseer, A. ning In kidney trouble.
day to spend a few days.
you are sick you can make no mistako
tried Chamberlain’» Pain Halm and it Heist*; lecturer, Tliad Stevens; chap by If first
doctoring your kidneys. The mild
Fred, and Florence Simonton, of gave me entire relief, which which all
lain, M. M. W hile; steward, Willie and ihe extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's
Portland, have been visiting at the other remedies had failed to do. Sold
Simon; assistant steward, Ed Bell: S w am p -R o o t, the great kidney remedy is
home of James Simonton for the past by A. K. Wilson.
treasurer, A. Rogers; secretary, W. C. soon realized. It stands the highest for Its
week, returning home Monday.
Morrow; gatekeeper, Jumoa Allen; wonderful cures of the most distressing cases
ROCK CREEK.
Pomona, Mrs. Tliad. Stevens; Flora, and is sold on its merits
Jef. Fryer was recently summoned
by all druggists In fifty-«
by S. T. Burch to see some tick sheep
The third annual Christmas reun Mrs. James B a ll; Ceres, Mrs. James cent and one-dollar s iz -|
Allen ; ladies’ assistant steward, Ollie
Wm. Kimaey says hit goats are ion was held this year at the home of Bell; trustees. A. Rogers, A. Heise, J. es. You may have a
f Swamp-Root.
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troubled with something like blind Miss M. L. Hampton, the guests lining C. White. The grange will meet again sample bottle by mail Home
free, also pamphlet telling you how to find
.1. L. Morrison and wife, F. J. Morri
staggers.
on
the
second
Saturday
in
January
at
out
if
you
have
kidney
or
bladder
trouble.
son and wife, Thus. Blower and wife,
By vote of the grange F. Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer
John Vaughn went to Independ G. B. Hampton and wife, Misses M. 10 o’clock
ence after bis family Sunday.
L. and Grace Hampton, Corporal M. Smith, of the Mona grange at Lew ti Co.. Binghamton, N. Y.
isville, was invited to install the offi
A. F. Stoner went to Dallas on bus Henry and Geo. Wittenstrom, also cers on that day. A ll members please
Mrs. Geo. Horsfall, who is visiting her
iness Tuesday.
attend.
Citation.
parents, J. L. Morrison and wife.
Grace Burch came home from Port
Miss M. L. Hampton visited her sis
land, where she has been for some
In th« county court « f the state of Oregon
EOLA.
ter, Grace, on her homested.
time, to spend the holidays.
f«r the county ef Polk.
In the matter of the estate of Malana \ an-
Mack
Howard
came
home
for
the
Royal Plank went to Dallas to
derpool deceased.—Citation.
FALLS C ITY .
holidays.
spend Christmas.
T o Susan C, NeYveomb, H . C. W ood, W il
liam N. W ood, A lien ! K. W ood, .fane
There will be a watch party at B.
Ford A Courier’s store was burned
R. E. Henry was on his claim last
Hedjfedeth, Amanda Hardwick, Kebecca
F. Ferguson’s.
down on Sunday morning. The ori week.
E . W illiam«, Mary Lee, H. G. Hastings,
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gin of the fire is unknown.
B. S. Hastings, J. L. Hasting*, Mary Alice
Mrs. ‘ John Holmes has returned
Lewis Groves ate Christmas dinner
Jackson, John T. 1 Tastings. Clara A. Hast
from visiting relatives at Baker City.
Dr. Poling preached at the- Free with C. H. Barherow’s family.
ings, Della O. Bush, Nellie May Roger,
Clara Williams, Charles O ’Kelly, Adna J,
Methodist church lust Sunday after
Clyde
Mitty
camo
home
Christmas
O’K elly and Abel Uglow, greeting:
Corporal Henry went to Dallas on
noon.
IN T H E N A M E O . T H E S T A T E O F
day
to
visit
a
couple
of
weeks.
He
is
Saturday.
Oregon, you are hereby cited and required to
working in the YVenatchee Valley.
A protracted meeting will com-
appear in the county court of the state of Or
mense at the Free Methodist church
M ONM OUTH.
Alf. Brown has finished papering, egon, for the county of Polk, at the court
with a watoh night service an New
room thereof, at Dallas, in the county of Polk
We Imve the finest postoffice in the painting and repairing his house.
on
Year’s eve.
coun ty.
Rev. Rabing will conduct revival M o n d a y , th e 3 rd Day of F e b ru a r y ,
John Montgomery and Mr. Wat
meetings here, commencing next Sun A D . , 1002, at 1 o’clock in the afternoon of
Mr.
retit
is
building
a
large
burn
kins have gone to Saginaw to look for
that day, then and there to show cause, if any
day evening.
on his farm near town.
there b e , why an order should not be granted
a locution for a mill.
authorizing ami directing I. M . Simpson, the
Mr.
Burns
and
Miss
Etta
Brown
Frank Fisher and family will soon
administrator of said estate, to well all the
Born, Deoember 9th, to the wife of
came over from Rocky Point, Marion real property belonging to »aid estate, which
move to Idaho.
Dr. Arthur R. Butler, of Washington,
county to spend Christmas with her is deweribed as follow*, to-wit: Lot 4 in block
D. C., son of Frank Butler, of Falls
Mrs. C. G. Fisher bus gone to Port relatives here.
4, in the town of Airlie. Polk county, Oregon;
City, a daughter.
also lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, in Section 2.3, town
land for treatment.
Brophy <fc Co. had twenty five head ship 0 south, range 0 west, of the Willamette
The Falls City and Oakhurst pub
Monday. The meridian in Polk countv, Oregon.
The hospital doctors at Sajem have of cattle dehorned
W IT N E S S , the honorable J. E. Sibley
lic schools were given two weeks va hopes that C. Wood, who had his leg work was done at YVm. Smith’s.
judge of the county court of
cation.
broken by the foot bull team, will be
the state of Oregon for the
able to go upon crutches, but will nev
[seal]
county of Polk, with the seal
Mrs. H ivcir, of McMinnville, has
of said court affixed, this 2lnt
COOSENECK.
er be able to work any more.
been here visiting her cous in, Mrs. H.
day of Nov,
A . D., 1901.
Fred ami Clarence Olmsted, of Red
A ttest: IT. S. Luighary, clerk.
The Woodmen have rented the hull M. Brown, who is quite sick.
Prairie, spent Christmas with their in the new brick for one year with
parents at home.
privilege to sublet.
Mr. Barnes, of Albany, has moved
Claud and Bert Oviatt, who have
been spending iheir vacation at home, here to go into partnership with Mr.
McNeil in the blacksmith business.
will return to Dallas this week,
0ÜR STAFF OF RUSTLERS.
Head»
ache.
Sick headache, nervous head
ache, tired headache, neuralgic
headache, catarrhal headache,
headache from excitement, in
fact, headaches of all kinds are
quickly and surely cured with
D R . MILE.S*
P a in
P ills.
Also all pains such as backache,
neuralgia, sciatica, rheumatic
pains, monthly pains, etc.
"Dr. Miles’ Pain Pills are worth their
weight in gold,” »ays Mr. W . D . Krea
mer, of Arkansas City, Kan. T h e y
cured my wife o f chronic headache
when nothing els« would.”
"Dr. Milts’ Pain Pills drive away
pain as if by magic. I a m never with
out a supply, and think everyone
should keep them handr. One or two
pills taken on approach o f headache
will prevent it every time.”
M rs . J udge J ohnson , Chicago, I1L.
Through their use thousands of
people have been enabled to at
tend social and religious func
tions, travel, enjoy amusements,
etc., with comfort. As a prevent
ative, when taken on the ap
proach of a recurring attack,
they are excellent.
S o ld b y e l l D r u s s t o t * .
25 D o s s * . 25 c e n ts .
Dr. Mils* Msdlcal Co., Elkhart, Ind.
¡•eg to be a great thing. Superinten
dent Starr will be present and a good
time is expected.
W H A T T H E Y HAVE TO SAY A B O U T
T H E O O I N C S IN T H E C O U N T Y .
A n U n e q u a l ' c d e n d C o m p l e t e R.i
•time of W r a t Y o u r Friends are
a n d Have Boon Lately D o in g .
W h a t Bri an W e Hav e for D e s s e r t ?
This question arises in the family
! every day. Let us answer it to-day.
1 Try Jell-O, a delicious and healthful
dessert. Prepared in two minutes.
No ladling! no baking! simply add
boiling water and set to cool. Fla
vors:— Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and
I Strawberry. Get a package at your
grocers to-day. 10 cts.
SALTCREEK.
Our Christmas tree Tuesday was »
success and well attended. The pro
gramme was very interesting, every
piece being appropriate for the occa
sion, Old Santa had had luck and
did not get there. Our teachers, Mr
Guy and MissOvi..tt, deserve much
credit for their work.
Miss Lillie Baxter, Mrs. B. Z. Riggs
and sou are visiting at YYnitsburg,
Washington.
F. M. Edgar and wife have a new
baby girl.
Miss Ella Conner, who is studying
music in Dallas, is home for the holi
days.
C. L. Gillum killed hogs Monday.
Y o u K n o w W h a t Y o u Are T a k i n g
when you take Grove’s Tasteless Chill
Tonic because the formula rs plainly
printed on every bottle showing that
it is simply iron aud quinine in a
tasteless form. No cure, no pay. 50
cents.
INDEPENDENCE.
kntrrphihe .]
A merry Christmas and a m o4 hap
The Presbyterian church is flourish
py New Year to all.
ing under the care of Dr. Thompson.
Willie Burns took the motor fo-
The Butler families had their an
Portland Monday, where he will spend nual reunion and Christinas tree al
a oouple of weeks visiting his sister. the home of J. B. V. Butler in Mon
mouth-
LEW ISVILLE.
Motor Engineer Jack Wilson and
Miss Clara Guy, after spending a
family Christinased with Sheridan
week with Rachel Smith, has return
kindred.
ed to her school work in your «sty.
James Davidson, of Parker, is at a
Several from here attended the
California mining camp.
Christmas tree exercises at Pesdee
and report a very entertaining pro
Mr. McCartv, of near Dallas, has
gramme. and a beautiful tree well purchased the Charles Leanard place.
loaded with piesents.
Wayne Williams is recovering from
Miss Della Waters closed a very a critical surgical operation at The
successful term of school at Psedee Dalles.
last week.
John Wells, Ralph Porterfield and
Miss Edith Houck and John Mul- James McTinimonds came down from
key will return and lake up their the agricultural college for Christmas.
school work next week, both having
Ethel Hall, who is teaching ill Ida
went to their homes far the holidays.
ho, came home for the holiday season
Marion Waters made a business
trip to the county seat Monday.
S to ps trie C o u g h
Prof. W. J. Hooker, of the Browns
ville high school, after spending a
week here with relatives, returned
Monday to resume his school work.
[ from th *
And works off the cold. Laxative bro-
moquinine tablets cure a cold in one
day. No cure, no pay. Price, 25
cents.
The dance at Airlie Friday evening
OAKDALE.
was a grand success both socially and
financially, some 40 couples being
Gen. Robinson, who has been visit
present.
ing his daughter, Mrs. Mary Card, has
.H D. Staats is building a shed for returned to Portland.
the shelter of his loose stock.
Mr. Judson, of Salem, has been vis
John Lewis hat sold his fin* black iting his sister, Mrs. Joe Card.
team to an Albany man for |300
Joe Card and wife spent Christmas
They are to be used as a fire team.
with the Shepard family.
This makes two tire teams that have
been selected from this community,
There was a social sing at Mr. Roe’s
W. D. Turner having sold the Salem Sunday evening.
tire company a beautiful iron grey
John Roe, who is working in a log
team only a few years ago.
ging camp at Hillsboro, came up with
Mrs. D. O. Brenson had a large a friend to spend Christmas at home.
drove of turkeys which she shipped
Mr. Birds’ had a dance one night
to Portland and the largest one weigh
AIR LIE.
ed enough to net her 94. Mrs. Bron | last week.
Clias. B ird, who had his arm cut
Garret Horner’s little girl, who has son has been successful for sevaal
while cutting wood, is getting along
typhoid fever, is not expected to live, years in raising turkeys.
On Saturday, January 11th, the Air very well.
Mr. Newton and wife, of eastern
lie
school will give a basket social at
The teacher, Mrs. Card, had a nice
Oregon, are visiting her parents, Mr.
the largo hall at Airlie. A good pro Christmas tree for the school children
Buohansn and wife.
gramme is l>einf prepared and the Tuesday afternoon, which was a com
The dance was well attended, over baskets are to be sold to the highest plete surprise and very mush appre
bidder. Su|>erintendent Starr is to be ciated.
Ally lumbers being sold.
the auctioneer.
Mr. Cupper and Miss Wicklund.
Mrs. Garwood, John Farley’s family
after spending a week with their.class
aad Clyde ami Lester Robbins, spent
BUENA VISTA .
males, Ceciljand Eva Slants,returned
Christmas with the Dennis family.
to CorvallUjSunday,
8am Baldwin, of Winlock, is spend
George Siefarth and family spent
ing
the
holidays
with
his
parents
here.
Joe Hastings, formerly of this place,
Christmas at Chester Gardner's.
is now conductor on a train running
Miss Ina Bonney, of Woodburn, is
between Roseburg and Junction City visiting her sister. Mrs, E. N. Hall.
John Farley is not very well.
There was prcachiig at this place
Miss Ella Emmitt spent the vaca
last Sunday by Rov. J. W. Craig.
tion at Halsey.
Johnny Hastings returned from
It is reported that Sam Baldwin
Portland last Friday.
has purchased the land west of the
Mack Buchanan cam* up front school bouse belonging to Mr. Brown,
ol Independence.
Portland to spend the winter.
A ll Stuffed Up
H ood’s Sarsaparilla
Curse catarrh—it soothes and strength
ens the mecous membrane and builds
ap the whole system.
Mr. Finu’g renter is moving in.
J. M. Davis was at the county seat
Saturday.
Francis Lacksy has returned from
Southern Oregon.
A. Diumeller. of Sheridan, is visit
y
Henry Summers list visited at the
ing his grandparents, Mr. Murphy
home of J. W . Keas.
and wife.
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Al. Kimhal and wife and
Ben
It C . r d l e e T h e C lo b e .
Thompson and family spent Christ
The fame of Bucklen’s Arnica Sal
mas st Mr. Kinibal’s.
ve, as the best in the world, extends
round the earth. It is the one per
T h e Beet Pre scription for M a l a r i a fect healer of cuts, corns, burns, bruis
chills and levels is a bottle of Grove’s es, sores, scalds, boils, ulcers, felons,
Tasteless Chill Tonic It is simply aches, pkins and all skit) eruptions
iron and quinine in a tasteless form. Only infallible pile cure. 25 cents a
No cure, no pay. Price 50 cents.
tail at all druggists.
Mr*. A. Anderson it visiting her
Mrs. A. C. Staats is visiting relati daughters, Mrs. Mel. Baldwin and
ves st North Yamhill.
Mrs. Nora Criderman, at Winlock,
John Hastings has returned from ; Washington.
Roseburg, where he has been visiting
E N. Hall wut at Croston last Sun-
his son, Joe,
| day.
John Lewis sold his beautiful span
W ESTSALEM
Mrs. E N Hall returned home last
of horses in Albany for 9300.
Sunday after a visit with relatives at
George
Goaser
is working near Se-
J. O. Staats and A. R. Lewis are I Woodburn, Salem aud Crosten.
attle.
making boards on Berry’s creek.
The ladies of the circle, W. 0 . W ,
J. H. Fletcher was up from the farm
Mona Grange, of I^wisville baa con give a social al their hall on New
siderable work to do next Saturday ; Year's eve.
last week,
and the meeting hour for that day
Sherman Elliott is attending busi-
Rev. Osburn, of Independence, fur
has been set fur 10 u’clock.
nished the p-ogramme for the Christ ness college at Salem.
The basket sot ial to be held at the
mas tree at ths M. E. church with a , Miss Allele Traglio visited her bro
Taylor hall on February lllh , prom
magic lantern.
ther at Oregon City recently.
That’s the condition of many sufferers
from catarrh, especially in the morning.
Great difficulty is experienced in clear
ing the head and throat.
No wonder catarrh causes headache,
Impairs the taste, smell and hearing,
pollutes the breath, deranges the stom
ach and affects the appetite.
To cure catarrh, treatment must be
eonstltution.il—alterative and tonic.
- I was afflicted with catarrh. I took
medicine* of different kinds, klvlng each
a lair trial; but gradually grew worse until
I could hardly hear, taste or smell. 1 then
concluded to try Hood's tSsrsapertlls. and
alter Uklaa five bottles I was cured and
have not bad any return of the disease
since.” Krusai roksss, Lebanon, Kan.
Burt Fiflier and wife aro here visit
A literary society has been organ
ized at the school house with these ing his parents.
officers: President, D. G. Meador;
Ira Smith lias gone to Vale, Mal
vice president, Willis Rowell; secre heur county, to take possession of a
tary, Anna Constable; marshal, Flor j store that he and Mr. Goodman, of
ence Bell.
j Independence, have bought there, and
Our Sunday school officers elected j Saxon Humphiey has gone to clerkfor
for the ensuing quarter are: Super- them.
intnndeut, D. G. Meador; assistant
M arried, at the residonee of the
superintendent, Florence Bell; secre bride’s parents ill Salem, on Decem
tary, Harry Oviatt.
ber 3Iat, 1901. Edwin M. Smith and
A merry lime was bail by all who Miss Grace Hargrove, Rev, Ritchey,
attended onr Christmas tree exercises. of tho Christian church, officiating.
The tree was beautifully decorated The contracting parties are well and
and full of nice things and the pro favorably known in Folk county, j
gram was excellent. The whole thing where they are cl issed among our j
most successful teachers.
occupied about 3 hours.
CATARRH
The
C le a n sin g
a n d H e a lin g
C u r e for
CATARRH
Ely's Cream
C O LD 1*
HEAD
well
H r a h and protects the m en;'orane. Restores the
Sense* of Taste and Sm ell. Large size, 50 cent* at
druggists o t by mail; Trial site, 10 cents by mail.
ELY BROTHERS, M5 Warren S t. New Y ork.
but some
|
Bennie Bush and Henry Pulse are
visiting in the neighborhood.
i
Mrs. C. YY’ . P.rgelt is recovering
from rheumatism.
A well behaved crowd greatly en
joyed the Christmas tree exercises.
Since moving to his larger and more conYren-
ient store opposite the CapitalNational bank
O. JP BISHOP
Has had a larger trade than ever before. He
and his clerks are receiving congratulations
on all sides over their increased facilities.
CLOTHING
They have eYrerytliing for men, boys and
children to Yvear and want eY ervbody to
come in to see their nice surroundings and
attractive offerings.
Salem Woolen Mills Store
254 Commercial Street.
Balm
Easy ami pleasant to u*
Contain* no injuriou
drug.
It is quickly absorbed.
Givus relief at once.
It opens anti Cleanses
tl Passages.
Allavs Inflammation.
PEEDEE.
Most stock looks
sheep are poor,
FINE NEW STORE.
EVERY DAY
IN TH E Y E A R
YOU CAN GET
A BARGAIN
FRUIT TR EES -
Largest stock on the Pacific coast. Our specialties:
Tilton apricot, Sugar prune, Logan berry. Mammoth
blackberry, Wismer Desert and Winter Banana ap
ples. Write for catalogue and prices.
OREGON NURSERY COMPANY
SALEM, OREGON.
In Watches,
Jewelry, Optical goods,
and Kodaks at
Entile Gobat and wife were given a
Bert Simpson has been over from
Mrs M E. Gibson spent Christmas
, surprise at their home one mile west with relatives at Rickreall.
Salem looking after his farm and
I of town, Friday before Christmas.
sleek.
Misses Carrie and Fern Bentley are
School opened Monday after one at home for the holidays.
Mrs. Sarah Ritner and her ton,
week vacation.
Frsd, have been home on a visit from
Sylvia YY’liite is confined to her bed Corvallis, where she is boarding eel-
G, E. Harmon and wife visited here with an attack of appendicitis.
lego students.
Christmas week.
Mrs. M. A. Chapman spent last
Next door to’ P. O., Dallas.
Ella and Anna Ritner were at home
Garfield Byers and wife visited her week with Mrs. A R. Southwick at
from Dallas college during th* lioli
parents, C. l’ urvine and wife, Christ Highland.
days.
YVOVEN
j mas.
Arthur, W sltsrand Leon White are
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Onr school ha* closed until spring YVIRE
FENCING
David Aahhaugh, who was foreman all working forth« sain*mao in YY’ ath on account of bad roads.
of the stale printing office at Salem ington.
To consumers at wholesale price*. I
for 8 years, died in Montana last week
am taking orders to complete a car
Mr. Tidwell ha* moved his family j The families of Mr« Y**mjna*y and
and was brought to Portland for ere- into Ihe house lately occupied by Jas YViliis Simonton took New Y'ear s din
load for February delivery. YY’ rite * 1
' mation. He was a brother of John per YY'ard.
now and get prices. List close* Jan
ner with J N. Hart ami wife.
Aahhaugh. of Dallas, our former dtp
uarv 15th.
Prof. A. L. Hirons, principal of the (
nty sheriff, and learned his trad* in Turner public school, visited his aunt,
this office.
Mia. M. E Gibson, last week.
Tom Williams and wife spent part
The familiar f»c# of Pres. Blanken- [
59 State street. 3aleni.
| of the holidays lien- with his brother, •hip has lawn seen on our streets quite j
W
A
LTE R MORLEY, Prop
| Jim.
1 often of late.
j
P F E N N IG ,
Jeweler and Optician.
SALEM FENCE WORKS
FINE FURNITURE*
.^UBMITURE
In modern nrtislic shapes is so cheap
nowadays that old ont of date style»
»re dear at any price. Conducting our
business on a large scale enables us to
eoiiimaiid the products of the best and
most progressive factories not only in
furniture, but also in carpers and other
floor coverings. Jus*, now we are offer
ing a very extensive line auitablo for
holiday gifts. We lead in low prices.
Stores at Salem and Albany, factory at
Albany. 3U8 Commercial street, Sa
lem, Oregon, next to postoffice.
the House Furnishing Company.