THE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZEB OUK STAFF OF HUSTLERS.
W H AT T H EY H AVE TO SA Y ABOUT
T K C 3 0 1 M G S IN T H E C O U N T Y .
FEIDAY, FSB. 28. 1901.
4 r..i»u>L»
Lvaav
F riday M or bi no
A n U n a q n . l 'o d a n d C o m p le t e H a
nf W h a t Y o u r F r i e n d *
and Hava
L a t e ly D o in g .
su m o
Ar 7:30.
W. A. W A SH ,
«PITOU AND SHOPMI*Toa.
B een
a re
W EST SALEM .
Over-W ork Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Dchcaflhy Kidneys Hake Impure blood.
All the blood In your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minute*.
The kidneys are your
blood purifiers, they fil
ter out the waste or
Impurities in the blood.
If they are sick or out
of order, they fall to do
their work.
Pains, aches and rheu
matism come from ex
cess of uric acid In the
blood, due to neglected
kidney trouble.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, because the heart Is
over-working In pumping thick, kidney-
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
It used to be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ning In kidney trouble.
If you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer’s
Sw am p-R oot, the great kidney remedy la
aoon realized. It stands the highest for Its
wonderful cures of the most distressing cases
and Is aold pn Its merits
by all druggists in fifty-
cent and one-dollar siz
es. You may have a
sample bottle by m a l l _______________
Home at Swamp-Root.
free, also pamphlet telling you how to find
out If you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer
& Co.. Binghamton, N. Y.
will bo an ul! day»’ scision on th e 6th
ami m gbt «carious on th . 5lb and 6th.
Tharc will bo s; eakors from th* statu
u i.iv e r.il/ and local (arm ors will take
part in the disnusaiuu. Everybody
couir.
A very sticocstful basket social was
lit Ul Imre last Friday night. A good
program was renderetl and 46 baskets
wi're rol 1 for $50, A. J. Shipley acting
aa auctioneer This will be used to
build m uch needed sidewalks th ro u g h
the luaiu p art of towu.
A num ber of th e friends of Mias E d
na B utler gave her a surprise party
Saturday evening, it bring h er six
teenth birthday. A very enjoyable
evening wsa spent.
iuvitulioti, W. D. G illiam , who took J 8 H art si com!.
first prem ium on a Cutswold ram Sweepstakes, aged doe, lu ck , year
lam b, and J. H. Hawley, who tool, ling doe »m i dou kid— W in Riddle
first and second prem ium s on Lincoln first, J M Farley second.
«•hire lam aud ewe lam bs, Tlios. W. Thoroughb: ed*:
D runk being the judge. Ignite a mini Doe kids— V S G rant first and sec
be r of owners of line cheep said limy ond.
would be on hand w ith them next Y earling doe— U B G rant first and
second.
year.
Y earling btiek— U 8 G rant firs*, aud
T he poultry t xliibit was away yon
der »head of til" m ost sanguine expec sreond.
tations of anybody. T here was a Two year old does—J B Binith first.
greater varis'y and hit her grsiles of Two year old Inn ks— Ayers A F ar
biids than was th o ug ht to exist in the ley first, Win Riddle seuond.
county, aud it was tin re learned th at T hree year eld buck— If C OWve
there were m any o th er ju st as line first.
fowls not on display. C. Dr Nairn Four year old anil over bucks— M
had a bronxe turkey that we gin d 40 B G rant first.
pounds anil W m. Leu allowed a tu r Poultry :
key lien th at had layud 137 eggs since Barred Plym outh Rock— Joh n F ar
raising her brood last sum m er. I V. ley, first cockerel; I V Lynch second
Lynch und J. D. Sm ith were in charge | cockerel, third p ullet; O E Dennis,
of the poultry exhibit and A. E. Ati- third cockerel.•<cond and lliinl lien;
franc, of Balem, judged their quality. H arry D unn, third cock; John Rhaw
The display in th a t line will be quad second pullet.
rupled another year anil there will be Golden W yandotte*— I V Lynch
still other attractive breeds. Q uite a third cock, third pu’let.
num ber of birds changed hands and Silver W yandotte«— O H Cobb third
there wore m any inquiries about get cock, third pullet.
Black Minorca«—C D N airn, first
ting eggs for batching. N ext season
arrangem ents will be m ade fur a dis- cockerel, second b en ; I V L ynch, sec
i>lay of swine, and who knows but ond cockerel, first ben ; W E Johnson
w hat tlie thing will develop into a second cock.
tegular county fair, including buries, P artridge C ochin— Geo S trickler,
cattle and agricultural exhibit*. To first cock, first aud aecond lien, sec
W . A. Ayres, H . L. Fenton and U. 8. ond and third cockerel, second pullet.
G ran t belong m ost of tlie credit for 8 C Brown I,egliorn— I V Lynch
the auccess of th« «how. I’rem ium « second and third cockerel, third hen,
third pullet; M B G rant first and sec
were awarded as follows:
G rade doe kids—J M Farley first, ond pullet.
8 G W hite L eghorn— I V Lynch
W m Riddell second.
Buck kids— D Slicpard first,W illiam first eockercl, fu st and th ird pullet.
Silver Spungl d H am burg— J Boyd-
Riddell second.
One year ohl does— U 8 G rant first, ston second cockerel, second pullet; J
8 H art third cockerel, third p ullet; H
W m Riddell second.
One year old bueks— M D Ellis L Crider third bon.
Black Breasted Red Gam e— W K er
first. Geo P Selby second.
Two year old docs— W in Riddell sey second lien ; I) W D unn third cock
Black Breasted Red G am e B antam
first and second.
Two year old bucks— J T G uthrie — J 8 M scom ber third cockerel, first,
second and third pullet.
first, J M Farley second.
T hree year old does— J M Farley Golden Sebright B antam — W ilson
Ayres third cockerel, first and third
first, 11 1. Fenton second.
T hree year old bucks — H L Fenton hen.
M am m oth B ronte turkey— C D
first, W D Gilliam second.
Four year old does— U S G rant first, Nuirn first yearling tom , first pullet.
Pekin ducks— J B M acom ber, third
H C Obye second.
P air doe kids—J M Farley first, W in pair.
Toulouse geese— W Lee second psir,
Riddell second.
P air buck kids— W m Riddell first O D ennis third pair.
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1 cc
N e rv in e .
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VISITS FROM 8. B.
Nobility
Recommends
NO. AT CLOSE MO
Mr. B rannsnt, fioui M innesota, lias
bought the \V. H. Wild place.
SU BSC R IPTIO N R A TES :
...........Per v.*ar H . P. DeVoe and his m other have
11 r.o
.. . .P er mix m onth« gone to m ake their hom e in M ichigan
9 TO.
40
................Per three m onth«.
B arker died
the
A dvertU ing ra te , m ade known on h L ¿ ittle f u Pearl
¡ MlUbeney
l u t at WBuk,
Application. C orrw ponatiiee usolicit* | , ami . wan . buried at Hi. Paul.
eJ.
Fine Job P rinting done at reasonable j M«*dameu Gibson »ml Wild visited ;
Livealy aud Co., hop dealers, have
•>ricea.
Mrs. Gene H anna at M ichigan City
contracted for crops in Ibis county at
_________________ ______________ . _____ last week,
from 10 to 11 cents, as follows: Clias.
H ubbard, M. D. H ubbard, W aller
Clnud Matlieney and Mis« Bill«
LINCOLN.
Norton, W iley N orton, Avcrill C ham
The
above
portrait
is
that
of
Fletch“r
were
m»rri*d
last
W
ednes
berlain. John Johnson, Jas. Y oakum ,
The steam er R uth made her first day and left in the afternoon for T a Countess Mogelstud, of Chica
I. F. Yoakum , R itn c r A Sm ith.
(tip last week since she sunk near com
go,
111.,
whose
gratitude
for
the
a,
th
eir
future
home.
Corvallis.
Miss Della H ubbard was m arried in
benefit
received
from
the
use
of
Oliver E urt, a form er resident
Portland this week to C. W . C am p
Dr. Miles’ Nervine prompted
Jam es M cCarty, who has been visit- ! and Mr«.
well known li re, w«s stricken
bell from Alabam a. They will come
ing at Sam uel Paillip»’, bus returned with paralysis last week and is in u her to make this statement:
up tom orrow to visit hor p arents, C.
to his home at Echo.
very critical condition.
“ It affords me great pleasure to add
L. H ubba-d and wife.
my
testimony
to
the
very
excellent
Guy Sm ith is home from Corvallis The p an th er th at ha« been around merits of Dr. Mile*’ Nervine. Although
on uccount of sickness.
I am past 80 years of age I find it
COATS A N D P O U L T R Y .
here since the cold weather hae moved soothes
the tired brain, quiets the irri
to frighten th* inhabitant* of tated nerves
and insures restful sleep.
J. D. W alling has gone up on his on,
Two
years ago it was announced
eonie other neighborhood.
I never feel contented without a bottle
Santiam place to work for a while.
th at an annual goat shotv would be es
of it in the house.” Gratefully yours,
tablished and the first nice I ing brought
C h r is t ia n a M a r ia ,
Miss E rm a Long is working for O, W h a t S h a l l W e H a v e for D o a s e r t ?
Countess Mogelstud.
together only 15 anim als and not m a
E. Price.
This question arises in th e family |
ny visitors in a Dallas livery stable.
every
day.
Let
us
answer
it
to-day.
1
The exhibition of a year ago ilrew to
O ur literary p iper was a big suc Try Jell-O, a delicious and healthful
Miles*
N
e
r
v
i
n
e
cess. Carl Abrams, who read it, had dessert. Prepared in two m inutes. is a nerve tonic and strength-
gether in (lie old Suitor lum ber slieil
Robert Clarke is dawn from Blod four times as m any goala und aeveaal
a hard task ; ho was so near given out No boiling! no baking! sim ply add builder that starts right in re
gett
ValWy.
th at when he got to the item s eon
tim es sa m any interested visitors.
water and set to cool. Fla
storing health immediately.
earning himsolf he was unable to read boiling
V. Scott and daughter, Ada, of Rick The third annual show a week ago in
vnrs
:—Lem
on,
O
range,
Raspberry
ami
Sold
by
e
ll
D
ru
sglste.
them correctly.
resll Sunday««) at the fish back home. the wooleu mill building surpssseil all
Straw berry. Get s package at your Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
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expectations. Of the 110 goats pul
grocers
to-day.
10
cts.
The Ray brothers are cuttin g wood on exhibition not one was scrubby
LEW ISVILLE.
for C. H em bree.
und m any would rank high w ith the
B. F. mid F. M. Sm ith attended the
aiwl T e .
best thoroughbreds in th e land.
goat «how in your city and r*|>ort a Last S aturday was a lovely day, but gar and canned fruit, during his ab T he W heelock’s h are dug a drain T very
here were roomy and com fortable
ditch
between
th«
field
and
pasture,
good »howing along th at line of stock. too warm to last.
sence.
pens for the different classes and ages
which was m uch needed.
of goats, all of them Angoras Spa
Mrs. K ate Sm ith «pent several day« Tbo school house hero is being Bert Sim pson and son cam e over
Several of our farm ers had grain cious aisle* on either side gave visit
last week with Mr«, Ed M cLnue, who moved nearer Ilia road,
from Salem to look after tlioir stock, burned
up in the Talm age m ill.
ors an excellent view of the m any a t
has been quite sick and is now in the
and
Ilia
daughter,
Mrs.
Bluford
B
ush,
tractive anim als. T he attendance
J. M. Behring has disposed ol his w ent hom e with them .
hospital a t Salem .
Catsie
H
am
pton
and
children
are
whs quite large oil T hursday and larg
Jim A tw ater and Mrs. E m m itt span of horses to Albany parties.
now
living
in
P
ortland.
er still on F riday. E lectric lights
An iafant child of Rev. L auner
Staats were M onm outh visitors S atur A phonograph and m agic lantern died
in Kings Valley.
fievtral «took buyers have been look m ade the building light as day nut!
day.
outfit showed at this place Saturday
eacli evening the place was crowiled
ing at J. B. Stum p's goats.
C
harlie
Ora
ton
is
m
aking
b
u
tter
night.
with m en, women and children ad
Tracy Staats spent Sunday w ith his
for tile logging cam p.
Jabe
Ferguson
will
go
to
Portland
Z D o ib -X a X j - A - S S C H O O L E E P O E T ,
m iring the pretty and cu te acting an
father.
Mrs. E. Rosa it spending a few days
for
a
new
boiler
for
his
portable
en
J. M. C ralon and wife have been gine. which he will use as a woodsaw. goras. John Craig, of M arion coun Follow ing is the report of the D allas public school for the m onth ending
with
friends
at
M
onm
outh.
Mr. Com pton and wife, of H igh
ty was judge anil gave general satis
visiting their son, H arry, at C entralia,
land, were visiting their daughter, Mrs. Ed Taylor is threatened witli W ashington.
faction. As an act of courtesy sheep Feb 21, 1902:
W.
P.
Ireland
has
had
several
sheop
an
altaclc
of
typhoid
fever.
M rs. W ood, Saturday and Sunday.
sinl
poultry men were inviteil ic put
m P
Reuben H astings went to In d ep en killed by dogs recently.
>*
their stock on exhibition. A lthough
W . P. Ireland, wife and daughter, Potatoes seem to be a very scarce dence on business.
~
ca
Û
Mr. Towns, C. M eCaleh, Gif. Zum - there are m any fine sheep in the conn
.5
< A / o «
of M onm outh, passed through here article in this vicinity.
Hes
E lm er Lewis has rented th e T arter walt and Lee Clarke attended the goat t.V, only two owners responded to the uc
< G o H
from a visit with their daughter, Mrs
ä
w
T
E
A
C
H
E
R
.
X £
K
show in your city.
S * H !.
I. M. Simpson and brother, M arsh, I hopyard.
se<
<X
C olum bus Tetlierow.
I took
ou
3 U 8 ca
S
S
in the goat show at Dalian.
Ü
3■
T he
►
T urner and wife attended Miss R etta Clarke is in M onm outh
fc- H
Ellis Caunoy, who is working for John Crowley cam e near losing a th e F rank
3
t
C
le
a
n
s
in
g
keeping house for her brother, Wi CATARRH a n d H e a lin g
35
dunce at Airlic.
Marion S m ith, is expecting hi« broth finger by getting it between a stick of
>
liam
,
who
is
very
ill
with
fevtr.
<
<
er from the east soon.
C
u
re
fo
r
Alva W om er shipped 25 fine large
wood and a sharp axe.
1
L.
Zum
w
alt,
of
Dallas,
passed
here
0
2
3
26
M iss C ollins.
34
turkeys to Portland last M onday.
George W erts, of Pedee, was found
0
Claude B eians has a felon on hi« If you w ant a scrap on your hands, recently oh his way to do some car
dead in bed M onday m orning.
2
pentering
for
Mr.
N
orton.
0
3
4
51
38
37
Mrs. B. J. Kelly «tar ed this morn- hand which i« anything b ut agreeable ask Fred Price about th at valentine.
Ely’s Cream Balm 3 M iss M iincott.
i ig for Albany to be present a t the The member« of the grange at Lew- H ugh S m itlrand Miss E m m a B un
Easy ami pleasant to us
T o C u r e a C o l d in O n e D a y
Contains no injuriou
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42
7
wedding of tier brother.
0
isville will bold a farm er’« institu te at co were the winners in the voting Take laxative brom o quinine tablets
M rs. M orrison.
56
43 J 0
drug.
at place on the 14th of March. Dr. contest, and eacli received a h an d All druggists refund the money if it
It is quickly absorbed.
George Lindem an, of near Corvallie, th
5 M ias F ra n tz .
Gives relief at once.
ithycom be, of the O. A. C., will be
43
2
0
%
fails to cure. Signature of E . W.
51
44
It o|>eii8 and Cleanses
was here Tuesday to attend the funer W
4
present, and several other instructive some present.
,
■ ■ us r
tho Nasal Passages.
Grove on each box. 25 cents.
al of bis uncle, M r. W erts.
speaker« will be asked to take part.
COLD N H E A m AUav* *»flan»!*»tion. « M issP b illip s.
O ur basket social at the school
0
3
0
30
30 j i
36
J . A. Lindem nn started Monday for Ed Patras has already cleared tip a I house on last Saturday night was well
Heals and protects th i membrane. Restores the
8M IT H FIE L D .
Senses of Taste and .S mell. Large size, 5b cents at 7
Hillsboro to «pend a few day« with good portion of his onion ground and attended and was a Very enjoyable en-
or by mail; Triul size, 10 cents by mail.
0
2
38
T . C one.
46
38
VV. Myer and wife spent S atur druggists
Ida daughter, Mre. Nina Crow.
i
ELY BROTHERS, 56 Warren St. New York.
0
lliusam e is being plowed by Sam 'erlaiu m en t. N et proceeds were $25, day G. and
Sunday
visiting
her
folks
at
I
which
will
be
used
in
the
purchase
of
8 W . 1. R eynolds.
O ur Nasby of Lewisville was doing J H astings.
4
0
8
0
27
36
29
m aterial for a woodshed at th* school Dayton.
business in Independence Tuesday.
Politics in this vicinity is scarce as houso.
W
illis
Frink,
who
is
w
orking
for
hens
teeth,
and
we
are
glad
of
it.
O.tr protracted m eeting still con- j
Archie M yer, took in the dance at
W . I REYN O LD S, Principal.
H a d to C o n q u e r o r D ie .
tinues, but no conversions as yet.
T h e B e s t P r e s c r ip t io n fo r M a l a r i a
Falls C ity Friday night.
NOTICK IS H E R E B Y G IV E N TH A T
*T
was
ju
st
about
gone,”
w
rites
Mrs.
pursuance of an order of sale made and
Mrs. M artha S m ith, who has been chills and fevcis is a bottle of Grove’s Rosa R ichardson, of Laurel Springs. R uby H astings spent last week in in entered
by the county court of the county of
visiting her «on, Layton, is expected Tasteless Chill Tonic It is sim ply [ North
Dallas.
Polk,
state of Oregon, on the 3rd day of Feb
C
aro
lin
a,‘'I
had
consum
ption
iron and quinine in a tasteless form. so bad th at the best doctors said I
hom e this evening.
ruary,
1902,
in tlie estate of Mai an a Vander-
Jesse M artin is outting wood for G. pool, deceased,
No cure, no pay. Price 50 cents.
the undersigned administra
could not live m ore than a m onth, W. Myer.
H arry Lacy, of Albany, was through
tor of said estate will sell at public auction,
b ut I began to use Dr. K in g ’s New
subject to confirmation by said court the fol
lieie Tueaday trying to engage this
SU VER.
Discovery and was wholly cured by 'Lon M artin was here last week vis lowing described real property: Lot 4. in
year's bops.
block 4, in the town of Airlic, Polk county,
W inter m u tt he over ns the frogs are seven bottles and am now stout and iting his brother, Jesse.
Oregon: also lots 1, 2, 3 and 4 in section 28, in
B. F. Sm ith sold his stock sheep at croaking.
well.” It is an unrivaled life saver in
township 9 south, range 0 west, of the W il
H
arvey
Greenwood
was
seen
in
$5 a head.
ption, pneum onia, la grippe these parts Sunday.
lamette meridian, in Polk count}*, state of
Since moving to his larger and more conven
We have no school and teachers consum
Oregon. That said B ale will be made on the
and bronchitis; infallible for coil glis,
seem to be scarce.
COUNTY COURT.
ient store opposite the CapitalNational bank
2
9
t
h
D
a
y
o
f
M
a
r
c
h
.
colds, asthm a, hay fever, croup or
F a s t F r ie n d s .
A. I)., 1902, at 1 o’clock, p. m., at the front
PROHATK.
The rnilrnnd com pany are preparing whooping «nugh. G uaranteed bottles Rnsliville, Indiana. Messers Ely door
of the court house at Dallas, in said Polk
60 cents and $1. T rial bottles free at B ros:— I have been a great suffer county,
to repair the .Soap Creek bridge.
Sibley, J.
state of Oregon. Terms of sale, cash
Has had a larger trade than ever before. He
all druggists.
in
hand
at time of confirmation of sale by the
from
caturrh
and
hay
fvver
and
tried
The Anal receipts were filed and All Ibv hop yards are being cleaned
abeve entitled court.
and
his clerks are receiving congratulations
m
any
things,
but
found
no
perm
a
the adniinietrator discharged ill ease up.
!>., 1902.
IN D E P E N D E N C E .
n en t relief, until I fonnd it in E ly ’s Dated February 25. A.
on
all
sides over their increased facilities.
I. M. SIM PSON,
of 111« Elizabeth W hitm an estate.
Cream Balm about 8 years ago and Administrator of the entate of Muluna Van-
All grain and stock looking well
[rROM TUB ■NTRBPR 1 SR.]
The report ol sale of personal prop Apple
have lieen fast friends ever since. der{>ool, deceased.
and peach buds arc «welling.
erty of the U. H . Hyde estate was ap-
W m . B arnett is to he telephone we Rev.
R. M. Bentley. Prove it» val
They liave everything for men, hoys and
proved and the executor given credit All south hound freight trains go agent in place of H. M. Lines, who —
ue
by
investing
10 cents in trial six*
lias
lived
here
for
35
years,
h
ut
will
for property set aside to widow.
children to wear and want everybody to
heavily loaded.
of
E
ly's
Cream
Balm
.
D
ruggists
sup
move to Portland.
The annual report of the guardian
ply it and we mail it. Full size 50
come
in to see their nice surroundings and
of J. F. Taylor heirs whs filed and ap Y o u K n o w W h a t Y o u A r e T a k i n g F rank G round has sold his A m eri cents. Ely Bros., 56 W arren street, VTOT1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN T.’I^T THE UN
l l dtrnigned ha» filed hi* final account in the
proved, and sam e in case of the Cor when you take Grove’s Tasteless Chill can Bottom farm and moved into the New Y ork.
attractive offerings.
m atter of the rotate of 8. A. Nobel, deceased, And
nelius H eibert esta'e.
Tonic because the form ula in plainly house of G randm a W ells.
Saturday, March 8, I90S, at UMkOW <f 1 ncl.ck
p. in., haa boon appointed by tlie county «•mrt of
on every bottle showing th at
The M ilton Snuthwick estate was A printed
B U E N A V IS T A .
tit« state of Oregon, f*»r Polk county, an the time
is simply iron and quinine in a C has. Staats, who lives at N orth
for the hearing of •hjet •tio' *to said final account
nally closed aud the executors dis it tasteless
and
the settlem ent thereof. All paraons are there
form
.
No
cure,
no
pay.
50
Y
akim
a,
is
said
to
have
gone
into
Miss
Pagenkopf
whi
h
Salem
visitor
charged.
fore notified to appear at «aid tim e and show cause,
bankruptcy.
U st Sfttim lav.
if any exist, why the »aid account should not he ay-
The guardian of H enry Grosse, ill-| cents.
the adm inistrator cf said estate and his
2 5 4 C om m ercial Street.
Miss Florence Maxficld, of Corvallis, Misses Mary and Sophia Shives proved-and
sane, was licensed to sell real proper
homlamen discharged.
N IC K R E A L L .
Luted thia7 tli d ar of February, 1002
is to teach at Euver.
ly of ward,
have returned from Portland.
II. L. KENTON.
Administrator of the estate of S. A. Nebol, de
Louisa H arm on was chosen guard Everybody play« baseball.
Mr.
EJdridge,
of
th
e
Independence
O
ur
atldetic
association
lias
75
paid
ceased
ian of Grace H annon.
cream ery, spent last Friday n ig h t in Butler A Coad, attorneys.
B. F. Lucas has been visiting up m em bers.
Eva Hansen whs appointed guard in Mrs.
MoMinnville.
A cooking school lias been added to town.
ian of Viva C ourter, aud her estate is
Mra. 1). L. M urphy and dau gh ter,
to be appraised by J. A. Hayes, J . M. A rthur Moore has been around in the norm al train in g departm ent.
“ A l l W o o l and » Y . r d W id e .”
Nears and C. It. Farley.
the interest of Ilia Independence E n- 1 Rev. J If. N. B ell,of Baker City, Vera, of M onm outh, attended th e
school
en
tertain
m
en
t
last
Friday
eve*
I
terprise.
proeckvd her* last Sunday.
Bee the variety ol offerings under Mis« Joaie Burch haa returned from F. A. Pntlareon and wife have been »ing.
m ir New Today heading and if you a visit at Alluiny with her brother, victim s of la grippe.
Mira E m m ett visited h er m other at ,
wish to buy or sell anything th at ia wbo haa had typhoid fever.
Mnumotitl) ]«u»t Saturday.
Largest stock on the Pacific coast. Our specialties:
the place to m ake the fact known.
.E .S .
Miss Pngi-nkopf’e school in the d ir |
Tilton
apricot, Sugar prune, Logan berry, Mammoth
O ur basket ball team w ent to Imle- | We hoard the F olher
m orning th at tvict north of town cloned U st Friday.
pendenue S aturday evening to m eet tile abh'eviation for F eb
blackberry,
Wismer Desert and Winter Banana ap
-F .ib,-
and defeat the team there. They say uieana Frcexe »very body, rtary
T
he
ladies’
aid
of
the
M.
E.
church
ples.
Write
for catalogue and prices.
and
that
the Independence boys were gentle m an lnoketl frozen in hi« ulster. It /av e h social at the church last Tuee-
manly aud played a good, clean gam e. was apparent th at lie needed tlm kind j day evening.
of w arm th th at reaches from head to T he star.« am i stripes float over our
A re im pure m atters which the skin, B E T W E E H D A L L A S A N D D I X I B . foot, all over the body. W e could I school
house since the 22nd.
liver, kidneys and other organs can H enry Clifford aud Richard E rick have told him from personal know-
SALEM, OREGON.
n ot take cure of w ithout help, there is son ara working in the Dallas aaw- ledge th a t Hood'* Sarsaparilla gives Trof. French gave an illustrated
> ii|; ¡I
perm anent w arm th, invigorate* the I lecture on hi* travel» in E urope U ft
ni i 11.
euch an accum ulation of them .
blood and «petal* it along tbrounli ar Friday evening at th# school en ter
They litter the whole system .
A lbert Tedrow, of L uckiam uU , waa tery and »«in, am i really fits m en and tain me 't The flag drill by twelve of IS E V E R Y T H I N G S O L D BY
Pim ples, boils, ccierim and other visiting J. F. Holman aud attending women, boys and girls, to enjoy cold the school children was tlie best feat
T ake Accurate
wcallicr «ml resist the attacks of dis ure of the children's p art of the e n te r
eruptions, loss of appetite, th at tim l the goat show in Dallas last week.
feeling, bilious tu rn s, fits of indiges W ashington's birthday waa celebrat ease. It gives the right kind of a tainm ent.
th, st'iuulate« ami strengthens at Em il Oobat am i wife are in P o rt
tion, dull headaches aiul m any other eti at the home of Mr. licru a by the ar w the arm sam
M easu rem ents
e tim e, and all its benefits are
rival of a newborn son.
where he is having his eyes Jeweler and Optician.
trouble« are due to them .
lasting. T here may be a suggestion , land,
treated by a specialist.
Of vour rooms, weare just now offering remnants
Two of th e o rp h sa Peterson child in tbU for you.
Next door to P. O., Dalla».
ren have found homes— E m m a with
and tardy patterns in all grades of carpets and wall
B
A
L
L
8
T
O
N
.
Mr«. G uata Allport, of Salem , aud
8UNNT8LO PE.
paper at only a fraction of their value. This is ne
W
OVEN
A iutila with Mra. W ill How*, of Dal
¡» an ei identic of chicken pox W IR E
Russell Fullback attended the pro in There
cessary
on our part in order that we may make room
la*.
town.
Remove all hum or«, overcom e «11
FEN C IN G
tracted m eeting in the C hristian
quickly,
we are already crowded and will be much
their effeeta, «trenqthen, tone and Moat all of th e surplus oats in this church at Dallas last Sunday.
Nearly »11 the wood has been ship» To consum ers at wholesale price*. I
more
so
when
our new stock is in. DO NOT FOR-
section
of
the
country
have
been
dis
invigorate the whold system .
am takiug onlers to com plete a car
Rhodes and Georgs Snllivan ped from here.
posed of at figures rangeing from .10 are Jasper
GLi'thnt
we
««.«,
load
for
M
arch
delivery.
W
rite
1
m
aking
posts
for
Mr.
Vick.
-1 had salt rlMum on as, hands so that I to 40 penis.
There will b# a farm er» in»! t itc
and get price». Liât close* Feb
could not work. I took Bond*« Sarsaparilla
Mr. H olt, of M onm outh, will speak held here March 5th and 6th. T here now
ruary 20th.
and It droe« cut the humor. T rofitlnned Potatoes have been in good dem and at the A nticrh school liouoe on Sun
Its use till the cores disappeared." Mss. ai 75 ceul« a bushel.
day, March Util.
SALEM FENCE W ORKS
I«» O. Baosrw, Rumlurd Kalla, Me.
A. Poffciilicrger, fielil editor of the
P DEE.
First door north of postoffice, Salem, Oregon. Stores at
Hood's Sarsaparilla promise« to
N orthw est Pacifio Farm er, of P ort
5V State street, Salem.
Salem and Albany.
cur« and heaps the promise.
Joh n Uitnee would like to hear land, has been in tins vicinity getting
WALTER
MORLEY,
Prop
from the follow who borrowed his *u- 1 news and subscriptions tor liis paper.
Administrator’s Sale.!
FINE NEW STORE.
O . JP B I S H O P
j
C L O T H I N G
Final Settlement.
Salem Woolen Mills Store
FRUIT TR E ES -
Jill Humors
OREGON NURSERY COMPANY
j
PFENNIG,
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and Pills
the House Furnishing Company.