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SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
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J. P. Lucas and wife have been
down fnmi The Dalle« visiting his mo
ther at Monmouth.
..............Per y«'*r
«1 50
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« 75
Per three inonthB
40
Advertising ratea inaile known on
triplicai ion. Correapoiulence ie aulicit-
>1.
Fine Job Printing done at reaaonabie
oriceli.
J. W Caldwell haa roll) Ilia Dalian
residence property to W. J. Wagner
(or $800 and bought the Manfred
Hears property in the southwest part
of town for $275.
The Dallas social club had a meet
ing last Friday evening, C. L. Starr
presiding and Tracy Staats secretary.
Coinini tenirii F. H. Morrison, W. A.
Ayree and D. J. Riley presented their
teport nil constitution and by laws and
T. J. Cherrington, Frank Kerslake
and Rost Ellis reported the result of
their investigation as to permanent
quartera. At this evening’s meeting
a permanent organisation will be eff
ected.
Mrs. Mary Clmte, of Monmouth,
aged 53, was pronounced insane Fri
day and taken to the asylum by Sher
iff Van Orsdel.
No Time to Lose
Y ou cannot afford to disregard
the warnings of a weak and
diseased heart and put off tak
ing the prescription of the
world’s greatest authority on
heart and nervous disorders—
Mües-Heart Cure.
If your heart palpitates, flutters,
or you are short of breath, have
smothering spells, pain in left
side, shoulder or arm, you have
heart trouble and are liable to
drop dead any moment.
Major J. W. Woodcock, one of the
best known oil O D eretora In t h e conn-
try dropped d e e d from .heart dlseewi
recently, at hie bone In Portland, lad.,
while mowing his lawn.—The Press.
Mrs. M. A . Blrdsall, Watkins, N. Y ,
whose portrait heads this advertise
ment, ssys: “ I write this through grat
itude for benefits I received from Dr.
Miles’ Heart Cure. 1 had palpitation
of the heart, severe pains under the
left shoulder, and my general health
wes miserable. A few bottles of Dr.
Miles'Heart Cure cured me entirely.
S old b y all D rugslata.
Dr. Miles Medleel Ce., Elkhart, Ind.
Milo Woods, the court house jani
tor, keeps everything around the
building in apple pie order ami is so
clever and accm m odating that all sold Inst week for $400; very cheep.
the county officials like him.
The oil well is now down 200 feet.
Wanted— woodghoppers by S. R.
Two strangers came to town a few
Smith, a mile west of Dallas.
days ago, one, a daughter is living in
The progressive monogram pirty the home of H. S. Porlwood, the o'her
at Falls City, given by J. R. Ford and a son, in the home of A L Chu'e.
wife and A. F. Courter last Saturday
The butcher shop war is closed by
night was a great success and every
one went home feeling that they had Mr. Johnson selling out to Geo.
spent a pleasant evening. Those pres Boothby.
ent were J. R. Ford and wife. A K.
V o t i n g a t P o lk .
Courter, D. F. Courter, J. 8. Courier,
The good people of that vicinity had
Tom Dhnsmore, Clif. Pugh, M. 8
Thompson, J. Wagner. Misses Ftta last week, a voting contest as to who
Waters, Josie and Maud Moyer, Jes among them were best at certain vo
sie Crawford, and Elsie Frink. Mes cations. Nineteen of both sexes vn
sers Gilbert Tyson, 8. Leavitt, Allan ted, all of thorn being over 15 years of
Travis. Fred Courter and R. Daven age and only two of the fam-lies in
cluded live over a mile from the stati
port.
on. It is believed that the result will
The city tax levy has been fized at cause rivalry in good directions. Here
7 mills.
is the list: Best farmer, Jat. Boyd
ston; gardner, Peter Reddikopp; er-
Mrs. Weaver’s art studio will be op chardist, Isaac Dick; Poultryman.
cn to visitors every Wednesday after John Shaw; milker Peter Kliever;
noon.
horseman, John Kliever; well digger,
The taxable property of Dallas is es P. D. Reddikopp; carpenter, H. J.
timated at $286,620.
Rose; sack sewer P. A. Kliever: hun
W. C. Brown lias been confined at ter, Will Reddikopp; ball pitcher,
Claud Shaw; half catcher, Clias. Boyd
home with a severe cold.
ston ; threshers, Kliever Bros.; singer,»
Elder J. R. G. Russell will preach at
Lena Kliever; teacher, Zulu Myer;
Fulls City tomorrow evening and
ftinm ik< r, Ed. Lehrinan; athlete,
Sunday morning and evening, and at
Claud Shaw ; machinist, John Kliever:
Bridgeport at 3 o’clock Sunday.
musician, John Shaw; prettiest girl,
Remomhor that no firm in town Kate Simnntoii; handsomest boy,
can sell either drygoods or groceries John Siinouton ; most pleasant per
below the prices that prevail at son, Frank Kliever; most accommo
Brown’s store.
dating person, John Kliever; most
E. Bailey has sold his farm near useful man, Jas. Boydston; most use
Bethel lo his souinlaw, Merit Tillery. ful woman, Mrs. Boydston.
S o m a C oon s.
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T h e S p ir it o f W in t e r .
Tuesday morning M. Remington,
Clias. Boydston, l3. W . Reddikopp,
Geo Quoring, Ned Shaw, Will Reddi
kopp and the three Kliever lx yi, of
the Polk station vicinity, went coon
hunting ami caught six, two of them
extra lurge ones. They were found
In hollow trees on the llanson place
two milea west of Polk. They had to
cut down one liig tree to get at their
game. There wore two dogs in the
orowil null the coons fought them
fiercely. In spite of cold feet tile
sport was greatly enjoyed.
The spirit of winter is with us, ma-
kirg its presence known in many dif
ferent ways, sometimes by cherry sun
shine and glistening snows, and some
times by driving winds and blinding
storms. To many people it seems to
take a delight in making bad things
worse, for rheumatism twists harder,
twinges sharper, catarrh
becomes
more annoying, and the many sym
ptoms of scrofula are developed and
aggravated. There is not much poet
ry in this, hut there is truth, and it is
a wonder that more people do not get
rid of these ailments. The medicine
O A K C R O V I.
that cures them, Hood's Sarsaparilla,
Skating is the amusement since ie easily obtained and there is abund
ant proof that its cures are radical
tile cold weather.
and permanent.
Miss Mabel Whcelock, of Mon
mouth, hat been visiting friends.
J. C. Pettyjohn lias resigned as tea'
cher of our school.
A IR L IE .
Just a little bit frigid.
A couple of inches of snow fell here
Homer and Seth White have been
8u ulay night.
visiting tbo capital city.
Parties representing the Hamburg
Chester Allen dislocated ilia ankle
oil Co. gave a free exlubition at the
while skating.
Taylor hall Monday night.
Mre. E. L. Harris is improving in
8am Hastings says he has kept the
health.
water in hit well almost up to the
A reunion of White relations wss
boiling point (or several days and
held at M. F. White’s last Sunday ill •till the pump will not thaw out, and
honor of W. W. White and wifs. of he has to carry water from the slough.
Enterprise, Oregon.
Johnny Hastings is working for
M ONM OUTH.
Ed. Patras.
C. E. Towner died last Sunday aged
73 years. He was a member of the
G. A. H. and served in the lOlli Midi
igan infantry during the civil war.
He wea buried by General Gibson
Post No, 64, lu the I. O. O. F. veins
tery south of Independence.
Mr McMillan, who bought the Cat-
tron farm, is near death, no hope of
recovery.
Miss Ethel Hall is still very sick.
The Higgins place of four acres was
A n A n cien t Foe
To health and happiness is Serofnla—
at ngly as ever since time immemorial.
It causes bunches in the neck, dis
figures the skin, inflames the mucous
membrane, wastes the muscles, weak
ens
the bones, ______
reduces the . power ol
_____________
resistance to diaeaae and the capacity
for reoorery, and develop* into con-
(omption.
“ A bunch appeared nn the left etde of
my neck. It ceueed greet peln. wes lanced,
and became a running tore. I went Into a
general decline. I was persuaded to try
flood'. Sarsaparilla, and when I had taken
Six bottles my neck wes heeled, and I have
■ever had eny trouble of the kind since."
M ss. K. T. ftaraea. Troy. Ohio.
Hood’s S a rsa p a rilla
and Pills
will rid you of it, radically and par-
y, *e they bar« rid thou—ad*.
I. F. Yoakum ami John Foster are fast for several weeks, is convalescent.
Miss Emma Mogsford, of Mon
mouth, lias been visiting in this viciu-
C'Jtliug their hop wood on A. M. M il-!
Carl
Abrams
made
a
flying
trip
to
ity.
Your Kidneys. Icr’s place.
Portland last week oil bueinesa
Mr«. Sarah Williams lias !>< en visit
J
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Yoakum
will
rttn
the
Tlank-
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Lnpure Blood.
The river is getting so low that the ing her sister, M-s James T tlierow.
inglon hop yard.
boats are tinahle to run to Corvallis.
Flank Turner is carrying lit« mail,
All the blood In your body passes through
Colds aro quite prevalent.
your kidneys once every three minutes.
Our past« r. Rev H miaul, Rev H.iu- .Joe Dyer having gone to logging.
The kidneys are your
•cl, who haslr’ d quite a siege of sick
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ROLK.
blood purifiers, they fil
B U E N A V IS T A -
ness, was aid* lo till his appointment
ter out the waste or
David Peters lias bought a rotary here last Sunday.
Mrr. II. B. Pillar visited in Dallas
Impurities In the blood.
If they are sick or out j disc harrow.
Although scare ly an inch of snow, last week.
of order, they fall to do
| Thare baa been good skating on the | tlic happv sleigh riders took advanl*
Mrs. D. L. Baldwin visited tier sis
their work.
age and Monday night Lincoln was ter in Albany last week.
Pains, aches and rheu lake east of here.
an u-ed from its peat elul slumbers by
matism come from ex
All hands enjoyed the sleigh rides
Miss Ella Enimitt went to Oregon
cess of uric acid In the
all kinds of war whoops.
City nu business last Friday and Miss
blood, due to neglected given by Cliss. Boydston last Monday,
j the snow being about an inch deep.
kidney trouble.
Hopiiia Hhives taught school for her
L U C K IA M U T E .
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
that day.
John
Shaw
tracked
and
killed
a
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
Born January 26th, to the wife of
they had heart trouble, because the hear: It lurge coon Monday, and next day ma W. If. Harman, a son.
Miss Mattie Lee is visiting tier sis
•
over-wcrktng In pumping thick, kidney- ny others went in' search of such var
ter, Mrs. 8arsh Baldwin.
poisoned blood through veins and arteries. mints.
Mrs. S. B. Telherow list just return
It used to be considered that only urinary
Miss Lla Boouey, of Woodburn, who
G. G. Kenipel, who has charge of ed from Portland, where she has been has been visiting iter sister, Mrs. E N
trouble* were to be traced to the kidneys,
visiting her sister, Mrs. G. \V. Girard.
but now modern science proves that nearly his father’s place near Dixie, lias
Hall, went to Crosslou last week to
all constitutional diseases have their begin bought from J. W. Bones, of Sheri
Wm. Leonard and wife, of eastern visit relatives there.
ning in kidney trouble.
dan, the 200 aero Jones farm, near Oregon, have been visiting in this sec
Ifyou are sick you can make no mistake Perrydale, for $2**75. While lie was tion.’
Our dairy men say the cold weather
by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild there Frank Sergeant shit a fox on
ie shortening the flow of milk.
and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's
Mrs,
A.
J.
Harmon
and
daughter
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy It j the place.
are visiting in the neighborhood.
Rev. Linsey is still continuing his
soon realized. It stands the highest for Its
G. J. Kern pel, of Rickreall, writes
meeting here.
wonderful cures of the most distressing cases
James Tutherow has purchased a
1 front Crimea in Russia, that lib and
and Is sold on Its merits
Garfield Byers and wife visited iter
wife have been spending a month thoroughbred Poland China sow of T.
by all druggists in f ifty-
parents, Cyrus Purvine and wife this
1 with his hnothcr in Siberia. Next W. Brunk.
cent and one-doHar sit
week.
es. You may have a
j they visited Ids only sister,
whom he
There was a surprise party at the
sample bottle by mail
■ or in eotu a i had not seen (o ' 27 years and neither home of Mr. Dodaou and wife last
Young man wanted to learn Hie
free, also pamphlet telling you how to find recognized the other. There was no
out If you have kidney or bladder trouble. | end of anow mid plenty ef s.pighing. week.
printer’s trade. Apply i it this, ufllcr.
Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer
; They hitch three horses single tile to
—
Sc Co., Binghamton. N. Y.
i a sled, the front one with a how over
its neck and u long checkline and
whip to drive with.. In the German
Some scabby sheep will be dipped
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settlement of Siberia crops were very
as soon se the cold weather lets up.
poor, many not having enough seed
Mre. McDowell ami son, Perry, have to sow again. Wages there are 5
cents a day or $1 a month
At Cri
been visiting Salem kindred.
mea the monthly wages are shout 10
Mr. Graham, collector for the saw rubles or $5 They have attended
-MADE AT THE—
mill of Montgomery A Co. was here several weddings and funerals.
Friday.
QUR STAFF OF RUSTLERS. I Over-W crk Weakens
H. W. Murphy, on American bot
tom, wants 500 cords of wood cut and
will pay $1 a cord.
J. B. Stump lias just shipped six
thoroughbred goats to British Colum
bia.
Pearl Alexander lias goue to Moro.
Henry McElmurry is clearing laud
on tiie old home place.
S II. McElmurry sold his wheat at
53 ceuts.
Wiley Kinney, of Albany, hoe been
visiting hn uncle, S. K. Ciowley, at
Oak Grove.
Jas. Helinick has finished shipping
25,000 bushels of wheat.
D. M Calbreatli and wife are visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. Hong, over
on the Washington coast.
W h a t S h a l l W e H a v e fo r D e e e e r t ?
This question arises in the family
every day. Let us answer it to-day.
Try Jeil-O, a delicious and healthful
dessert. Prepsrid in two minutes.
No laiiliug! no baking! simply add
boiling water and set to cool. Fla
vont :— Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and
Strawberry. Get s package at your
grocers to-day. 10 eta.
* * m M * M * m * * »m # * * # m * * # * i
3 Wild Rose Flour * Ï
L IN C O L N .
Two Colorado families, relatives of
Frank Gibtor., are expected here this
Mr«.
Aildie
Spong rpent several day
The Hamer boys, from Lincoln week.
visiting relatives and friends in Salem.
county, have been veilin g tbeir aunt,
Mrs Harrington.
Mrs. T. 8 Burch was called last Fri
Jesse Walling, who has been bed-
day to Aurora to see her mother, Mrs
There ia a newborn daughter at the
John Munch, who was dangerously!
homo of Mr. Weiderkehr.
ill She arrived several hours too
The
Harrington Bros, have just butch late to see her mother slive.
C le a n s in g
ered ten lings.
a n d H e a lin g
Salem^MSiMMillsI
P IO N E E R .
CATARRH
1 S t. '■
Miss Amin Kuluike lias become the
brfdeof Henry Nagle, of Salmon river.
W. H. Coulee lias been sick for
some time.
The Harrington boys will erect
some paient gales between their place
and town.
Alliert, Picket and Adrian
are visiting in Lincoln county.
You K n ow W h a t
You
Owen
A re T a k in g
S to p s th e C ough
And works oil'the cold. Laxative bro-
moquinine tablets cure a cold in one
day. No cure, no pay. Price, 25
cents.
The Magee sale was largely
tended from all over the county.
at-
There was a crowded house at the
last mevtiug of our literary society.
M a la r i a
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v ig
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Sit is q u ick ly absorbed.
I G ives relief at once.
| It open s and Cleanses
a I mm rn ¡» .t b o Vasal Passages.
Inflam m ation.
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Heals and protects the m em brane. Restores the
Senses o f Taste and Sm ell. Large size, 50 cents at
druggists or by m ail; Trial size, 10 cents by mail.
ELY BROTHERS, 5« W arren St. New York.
WPlri".- -..«wW • '*’
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We carry many articles
J» useful in the bouse J*
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$ 2 .6 0 s h o e s n ow $ 1 .8 0 !
$ 2 .2 5 s h o e s n ow $ 1 .7 5 l ( t
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In addition to this you can g«t la-
cea, embroidery, insertion, under-
wear, hats, table linen, calico, etc
at closing out prices.
<fl$L
s. c . DODSON
Wilson block,
Dallas, Oregon. ^
POLAND CHINA BOAR
Raised by T W, Brunk
and for service at the
home of
WM. KUIINKE,
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[seal]
H. D. Staats shipped two doxen
chickens to Portland for which he re- 1 Attest:
ceived$12,25 net.
judge of the county court of
the state of Oregon for the
county of Polk, with the seal
of said court affixed, this 21st
day of Nov, A. D., 1901.
LT. S. Laughary, clerk.
K VER Y D A Y
IX THE Y E A R
YOU CAN GET
A BARGAIN
In Watches,
Jewelry, Optical goods,
and Kodaks at
FINE NEW STORE.
Since moving to his larger and more conven
ient store opposite the CapitalNational bank
O. 3
? BISHOP
Has had a larger trade than ever before. He
and his clerks are receiving congratulations
on all sides over their increased facilities.
T o Susan C, Newcomb, H. C. Wood, Wil
J. E. Lewi* has returned from Port liam N. Wood, Alferd E. Wood, lane
Mrs. Hayes and family, a sister of
Hedgedeth, Amanda Hardwick, .Rebecca
Samuel Cairnes, have arrived from land, where he lias been visiting rel
K. Williams, Mary Lee, H. G. Hastings,
Wisconsin, and are living in the M. M ativee and friends.
B. 8. Hastings, J. L. Hastings, Mary Alice
Jackson, John T. Hastings. Clara A. Hast-
Ellis house.
I. M Simpson, F. M. and W. W.
ings, Della O. Bush, Nellie May Ruger,
Mr. Conner, who hat been quite ill Smith and wife, of this place, attend
Clara Williams, Charles O’Kelly, Adna J,
O'Kelly and Abel Uglow, greeting:
at the home of Jaa. Mitchell, lias en ed the Pomona grange at Monmouth
IN TH E NAM E OF TH E STATE OF
tirely recovered.
last Saturday.
Oregon, you are hereby cited and required to
John Boyer has a contract to fur
Mrs. Bonnie Smith goes to Craw- appear in the couuty court of the state of Or
egon, for the county of Polk, at the court
nish 300 cords of wood for a firm in fordville, Linn county, Thursday to room thereof, at Dallas, in the county of Polk
Portland, and lias a force of men at visit her parente, D. C. Swann and on
work in the timber on the Jas. Howe wife.
M o n d a y , t h e 3 r d D ay o f F e b r u a r y ,
farm.
A D., 1902, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon of
Mise Myrnie Smith hae moved her that day, then and there to show cause, if any
Henry Boyer came out front Sal houkfehold goods home and will not there l>e, why an order should not be granted
man Rivtr last week and will remain attend La Creole academy any more authorizing and directing I. M. Simpson, the
administrator of said estate, to sell all the
for some time.
at present.
real property belonging to said estate, which
Joe Remington and wife visited his
J L. Burns, one of your college is described as follows, to-wit: Lot 4 in block
4, in the town of Airlie. Polk county, Oregon;
father, Robert Remington, last Sun students, was up this way Sunday.
r also lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, in Section 2X, town-
day.
Prof. Joint, of Hillsboro, organized | ship 9 eouth, range 6 west, of the Willamette
i meridian in Polk countv, Oregon.
Mrs. H. M. Brown is still very low. a singing school here Friday evening. I W ITNESS, the honorable J. E. Sibley
B R ID G E P O R T .
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T O THE QUICK.
W. C. Williamson, of Amherst, Vir
Five miles northwest of Dallas.
ginia, says: "For more than a year
I suffered from lumbago, I finally
tried Chamberlain's Pain Balm and il
Citation.
gave me entire relief, which which all
oilier remedies had failed to do. Sold
NORTH D ALLAS.
In th$ county court of the state of Oregon j
by A. K. Wilson.
fer th$ county of Polk.
Mrs. Henry Diinick is able to be up
In the matter of the estate of Malana Van-
derpool deceased.—Citation.
L E W I S V IL L E .
after a long and tedious illness.
Henry Brinkley has been improv-
Ballline Nesmith has returned to
ing bis premises by putting up new school in Salem.
(euces.
Dr. McCellon war called to tee Geo.
C. E Staats spent a few days in Smith last week. He was very sick
Corvallis last week Work has begun but is mudi improved.
on the new building at the college
and the railroad has run a switch out
Superintendent
Starr
passed
there so that the stone used in the through here Wednesday to visit »Et
building cau be dumped right on the na school.
ground.
Mre. F. A. Patlereon, of Indepen-
deuce, haa been visiting her sister,
The farmer’s short course.
being held at Corvallis, is well attend- M s W. E. Clark.
<*' •1n‘l n” ,c'»
uken *“
The body of Mr« J. Munch wee
K,M)n work , " * t Foieg on. Ae ana- Leooght here Saturday and 'aid be-
1 ny farmer. «• cun should attend, a. , M|, her children iu the Burch c.me-
thcre ie much tiaeful 111(01 niation giv tery.
en nut.
Directors Orr and Simonton visited
Percy Hadley wss in town today our echool Monday and spoke in pra
with * load of dreeeed pork, which he ise of how the children are progress
•hipped to the Della* market. He ing under Mr. Seymour.
took hack with him a couple of fine
T. D. Lucas came over from thd
turkeys that were alnpped from frienda
Nestncc* country and reports the
near Derry.
roads good for winter.
M . D. Turner hae sold 140 acres of
W. E. Clark i* laid up with a cold.
Iris place lo parties from Nebraska.
frier Cook and Oliver Wait her*
H e keeps the part on winch the build
I ism I busing«* at tiae cou n t/ teat.
ings stand.
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A C u r e F or L u m b a g o .
T h o u e o n d e S e n t I n t o K x lle .
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! Cuttin’ Prices»
Henry Buliite, whose fool was eut, I
is getting over it.
Every year a large number of poor
suflerer, whoee lungs are sore and
racked'wifh coughs are urged to go
to another climato But this is cost
ly and not always anre. Do not lie an
| exile when Dr. King’s New Discovery
for consumption will cure you at
home. It is the most infallible cure
for coughs, colds, and all thriiat and
lung diseases on earth. The first
dose brings relief. Astounding cures
result from |>*r#istonl use. Trial bot
tles Ire# at all druggist». Trice 50
cents end f l . Every bottle gu a ra n
teed.
,
A fl
ALL W E S AY
FULL BLOODED
E. Starbuck is making new rail |
fetico.
W. W .Sm ith it averaging $36 per
month lrom the milk of eeveu cows.
SALEM FLOURING MILLS COM PANY.
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COLD'N HE.AU
chills and fevers is a bottle of Grove’s
Tasteless Chill Tonic It is simply
iron and quinine in a tasteless form
No cure, no pay. Price 50 cents.
Melvin Richardson is working for J.
Simpson A Johnson have several G. Brown.
men employed cutting cord wo^l. It
Adrian Plank left last Friday fur
will he hauled to this place and sfcipp- Hosebnrg, where he will learn the bar
ed to Portlaud next spring aod sum ber.* trade with his brother, Claud.
mer.
E .T . Evans has rented a farm
W. J. Tnrnidgo moved his family to south of Dallas and will soon move
Crabtree last Tuesday and Ed. Tay there.
lor has moved hie family into the
Turnidge house.
R IC K R E A L L .
Warranted to give perfect satisfaction.
J «1 1 uar
Rev. VV, T. Pearce lias returned
from visiting Iris brother at North
Anna Boehringer has typhoid fe-
Yamhill anil lust Sunday preached for I
ver.
brother Housel at Oak Grove and
Bessie Cooper line been working for Popeorn.
Mre. Abrams.
There was a party at tiie home of
Jesse Walling is bedfast with ap Mr, Vender and wile Friday evening.
After a midnight lunch on cakes, pea
pendicitis.
ches and strawberries, games were
A farewell dance was given at the continped until 2 o'clock inttio morn
home of Mr. Mann, who will go to ing and then the beys and girls went
Portland and become a street car nio- home
torman.
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T h e B e a t P r e s c r i p t io n fo r
¡ E l y ’s Cream
I & ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT| s
1 Easy and pleasant to ub
¡ C ontains no in juriou
C. A. Clark lias bought a gang disc
plow to work in his orchard.
Rev. Housel is recovering from un
attack of typhoid fever.
CATA
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is
Hi
FHAYfEVEt) "
POPCORN.
when you take Grove’s Tasteless Chill
Ellis Connoy, who lias been cutting
Tonic because the formula ia plainly
printed on every bottle allowing that wood for A. B. Gibson, will go to work
it is simply iron and quinine in a for Marion Smith near Lewisville.
tasteless form, No cure, no pay. 50
S, A. McDowell is cutting wood for I
cents.
John Lind, on Halt Creek.
L IN C O L N .
C u r e fo r
Is the highest grade goods £
ever offered in this market, 5J
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CLOTHI NG
They have everything for men, boys and
children to wear and want everybody to
come in to see their nice surroundings and
attractive offerings.
Salem Woolen Mills Store
2 5 4 C o m m arcial Street.
FRUIT. TREES-
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.
T ake Accurate
PFENNIG,
Jeweler and Optician. M easurem ents
Next door to P. O., Dallas.
F. K. Hubbard and wife, who her*
been visiting at Daytou’ returned : WOVEN
heme Friday.
I W IRE
Elder J. R. 6 . Rueaell will preach jFENCING
here next Sundejf «1 5 P. M.
To consumers at wholesale prices. I
am taking onlers to complete a car
A. R Bell is going 10 work for Ed.
loot! for March delivery. Write
O. White in the Gardner Brae, hop
now and get prices. List closes Feh
yard.
j raarv 20th.
SALEM FENCE WORKS
59 State street. Salem.
W A LTE R M ORLEY, Prop
Of vour rooms, we are just now offering remnants
and tardy patterns in all grades of carpets and wall
paper at only a fraction of their value. This is ne
cessary on our part in order that we may make room
quickly, we are already crowded and will be much
more so when our new stock is in. DO N O T FOR-
GLT that we are
the House Furnishing Company.
First door north of postoffiep. Salem, Oregon.
Salem and Albany.
Stores at