Polk County itemizer., March 28, 1902, Image 2

THE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER OLTR STAFF OF RUSTLERS.
DALLAS, FEID AÏ, MCE. 2 8 .100 1.
A n U n e q u a l ' c d a n d C o m p l e t e Re
s u m e of W n a t Y o u r F r i e n d s are
a n d Have Been Lately D o in g .
UBulUMBD Ev««r FRIDAY IfOftJUM* A t 7:30.
W .
Head=
ache.
W H A T T H E Y HAVE T O SAY A B O U T
T H E D O I N C S IN T H E C O U N T Y .
A .. W A S H ,
BTMTOR AND PBOPR1ETOS.
PEEDEE.
Reuben Hastings is the proud fath
I er of a daughter horn March 17tlx.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
«I 50 ....................................... Per y.-ar
* 75............................. Per pix months
40 ......................... Per three mouths
Advertising rates made known on
application. Correspondence is solicit­
ed.
Fine Job Printing done at reasonable
nrices.
Mr. Condron is repairing his saw
mill, which will begin running about
the 1st of April.
i
Mrs. Dyer, Mrs. I’agett, Frank Tur |
ner and wife are down with la grippe.
Jesse Yost has moved to the Sam. j
Scanlon place during the hop season.
U. L, Hastings and wife have been
visiting at the home of their ton, Reu­
ben.
The Polk County Teacher’s associa­
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tion convened March 22nd with the
T o C u re a C o ld In O n e Day
Riekreall school, Harry
Seymour Take laxative bromo quinine tablets
teacher, Slip!. Starr calling the meet­ All druggists refund the money if it
ing to order. The aeaociafiou opened fails to cure. Signature of E. W.
by singing, then Supt. Starr intro Grove on each box. 25 cents.
duced l). A. Grout, of Park school,
Portland, who took up the subject of
CREENWOOD.
writing. Vertical writing is here for
John Byers has »old his farm to
six year, we most use it. Vertical
writing is more psychological and less Will. Simon, of Salem. He and his j
liable to cause injury to the pupil. It j HOUt Edwin, have been lip around Itu-
ii our duly to uhc it and make the Keiie looking at farms for «tale,
best possible use of our epportuniiy. | 0n , ccount of the (Ctr1et fe„ , r ic » re
Noon came and Mr. Seymour distribu­ our school has a very slim Attendance
ted the veiling t e a c h e r , a m o n g th e
t).a c h e r M u , CurU)r rtttellded th e
TE A C H E R 'S M E E T IN C .
g o o d p e op le,
e n te r ta in e d .
and
Al
th e y w ere ro y a lly t f a c |ier, m e r t i n f a t R i c r e a l i ,
1 :1 5 th e a sso c ia tio n I
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 . M IL E .S ’
Pain Pills.
Also all pains such as backache,
neuralgia, sciatica, rheumatic
pains, monthly pains, etc.
“Dr. Miles’ Pain Pills are worth their
weight in gold.” says Mr. W . D . Krea-
mer, of Arkansas City, Kan. “ They
cured my wife of chronic headache
when nothing else would.”
“ Dr. Miles’ Pain Pills drive away
pain as if by magic. 1 am never with­
out a supply, and think everyone
should keep them handy. One or two
pills taken on approach of headache
will prevent it every time.”
M rs . JUIXIE J oh n so n , Chicago, IlL
Through their use thousands of
people have been enabled to at­
tend social and religious func­
tions, travel, enjoy amusements,
etc., with comfort. Asaprevent-
ative, when taken on the ap­
proach of a recurring attack,
they are excellent.
O v e r -W o r k W eak en s
Y o u r K id n e y s .
Foundry mail Biddle will go to Port­
A daughter was born to C. F. Plank
land Monday to lay in supplies.
and wife in Roseburg last week.
Mrs. Robert Thurston has gone for
John Dickinson, recently from the
The Hurles residence near the depot a visit of several months at her for­
east, is preparing to farm on a big
mer homo iu Canada.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood. scale iu the vicinity of Indcpendenae. is for rent. Apply here.
Goorge Wilcox, of Ballaton, is in I Morgan Ellis and sons will run one
All the blood In your body passes through
Portland, suffering with rheumatism I of the Cutler farms.
Quite a number of families liar
your kidneys oice every three minutes.
The kidneys ere your come from East Tennessee toeeMle iu
The Fawk children, of Oak Grove,
Eastern people continue
arrive
blood purifiers, they fil­ the country betwi en Perry dale an 1 nr» attending school in Halem.
and settle among us.
Sheridan.
ter out the waste or
Pratt icr Bros., of Buena Vista, have
Impurities In the blood.
C. C Yeater lyts sold to his brother
Harper Bros, have taken possession been rafting log« from the Luckin-
If they are sick or out
19 acres of land near Bridgeport for
of order, they fall to do of the Cottage hotel, A. M Stump mute to tho Salem sawmill.
|1,0U0.
and family having temporarily moved
their work.
Elmer Birkt, of Bullston, bus been
Pains, achesandrheu- into the vacant Hverley restaurant.
Elias Mooje and wife, of Ohio, have
matism come from ex­
attending tbe Holmes Bu.iiiie»« college been here on a visit to tin ir niece,
S. I). Steffy, from Oklahoma, has in Portland.
cess of uric acid in the
Mrs. Lynn Chapman.
blood, due to neglected bought the W. H. Krah. r farm ol 100 |
kidney trouble.
Chesley, «on of Mr. and .Mr*. It. C.
acres near Dallas for $4,200.
An athletic club has been organ­
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
Craven, of Dallas, was married Wed­
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
Hull Johnson, who owns the noted nesday to Misa Grace Hodge at tbe ized here with 36 members, li e offic­
they had heart trouble, because the heart Is j mineral springs at Lafayette, was in borne of her eiater iu Corvallis. His ers being A. N. Holman, F. G. Elliott,
T. A. Dunn, F. H. Muscott, F. B.
over-working In pumping thick, kidney- town yesterdey.
mother furnished the Boats house in West, Waiter Williams and T. A.
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
nice
shape
for
them.
She
was
recent­
it used to be considered that only urinary
W. R. Craven and Oscar Hayter
Wagner.
troubles were tc be traced to tho kidneys, were with their Scottish Rite Masonic ly theaching at Liberty. He will go
into the slock business, but their
but now modern science proves that nearly brethren lust night iu Portland.
Mrs. Guy Willis, of Portland, baa
all constitutional diseases have their begin­
home will remain iu town. A host of been here vi siting her brother, Edgur
ning in kidney trouble.
The Ehakspsarean club lud their friends wish them a happy and pros­ J. Bryau.
If you are sick you can make no mistake regular monthly lunch in connection perous life,
Charlie Black lias sold bis wagon,
by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild with their weekly meeting Monday
Bert Dennis, Marion Syron and team find harness for $237.50 to Mr.
and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's
Ralph Morrison are now employed at White, who bought the Wheuldon
j Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy ta evening.
! soon realized. It stands the highest for Its
Some twenty Odd Fellows came the Dallas foundry, and are at present place near Lewisville.
wonderful cures of the most distressing cases ' over ou a special motor Monday even­ molding castings for 30 hop presses to
and Is sold on Its merit!
Mr. 8archet and wife have moved
ing to pay their Dallas brethren a fra- be turned out this season.
by all druggists In flfty-
| ternal visit, and next Tuesday event
Harvey Gage, of Bridgeport, shear­ to Tillamook, going by boat from
cent and one-dollar siz­
| ing some of our Rebekuhs will visit1 ed 65 pounds of wool from 12 goats, Portland to Astoria, then down the
es. You may have a
coast by steamship.
the l»estone producing
pounds.
sample bottle-by mall Homs
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_______ the sister lodge there.
of Swaaip-RooS.
free, also pamphlet telling you how to find
George Etrickler, who has spin-
out If you have kidney or bladder trouble. most of his life merchandising, is now |
3D -A-I-.X j -A -S S C H O O L B E P O B T ,
Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer
clerking at the Bee lli-e store in place |
& Co.. Binghamton, N. Y.
of Hugh Black, who will try outdoor
Following is the report of the Dallas public school for the month ending
life.
Mch 21, 1902:
Frank Matliieus, of Missouri, is vis-
There is a diversity of opinion as to
itiug with Mr. Pulliam.
how the road fund should be expend
M
Joe Tharp, of Bellvue, has moved ed, the majority sentiment seeming to
fc
«
a Ia
his family up to his place, Mr. Smith be that each road district is entitled
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TEACHER.
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having moved on the Fred Hatzer to the amount taxed to that district.
5 13 (
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g
place.
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About half the voters in the county
H ; M
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George Porter is moving to his place have registered and as the political
on Mill Creek.
campaign wsrms up such pressure
Mr. Auer has a erew of seven men will he brought to bear on indifferent
385 j
5
20
Miss Collins.
ones that nearly all will qualify.
working in his hop yard.
A. W. Fowler, formerly of Dallas, is
2 !
2
Irvin Hussey has sold his place to an invalid at his home in Salem.
Miss Muscott.
53
42
j 766
3
2
3 j
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Joe Cockerliam.
4
i
Mrs. Morrison.
56
42
0
0
788
6
2
reassembled, and Mr. Grout gave a ! Charley O’ Brien and Edward Simon
S o ld b y a ll D r u i i l i t « »
very interesting talk on the chil I. He were in Portland last week.
2 5 D o s e * , 2 5 c«n tA *
is the child of nature, the child of ¡
Everybody
is
anxious
for
better
Dr. Mil«« Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
humanity and the child of God. And '
we as parents fail to recognize the weather.
fact that llie child has limitations and j
* 1 r
try to force him to do mure than he
Life C u a r d s .
Mrs A. Anderson is visiting her
can. Before Mr. Grout Imd finished
The Life Guards are two regiments
the time «ame for him to go to the , of cavalry forming part of the British daughter, Mrs. Nora Criderman, who
lion
soil
old
troops.
They
are
gallant
lma been very airk at Winlock.
train. The sudieuce was very sorry
that he could nut finish his subject. soldiers and every loyal Britisli heart
E. N. Hall now has 14 head of »reg­
is
proud
of
them.
Notonly
the
King’s
Misses Nettie and Veruie Gibson sang
istered Jersey cattle.
a very beautiful duet. Miss Katie household, but youra, ours, every­
Mrs. Hewev, of Wtlla, visited Mrs.
Fox gave a recitation which showed body’s should have its life guards.
C h ro n ic Diarrhoea.
the folly of using too many superla­ The need of them is especially great Nash Sunday.
Mr. C. B. Wingfield, of Fair Play,
when
the
greatest
foes
of
life,
diseases,
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tives, a habit indulged by many young
and H eallng
Mo., who suffered from chronic dysen­ u n i n i i n i i
peeple. Miss Angeliue ¡South wick find alliss in the very elements, as Y ou K n o w W h a t Y o u A r e T a k i n g
C u r e for
tery
for
thirty
five
years,
says
Cham­
colds,
influenza,
catarrh,
the
grip
and
|
when
von
take
Grove’s
Tusteless
Chill
sang a fine patriotic solo aud little
berlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Miss Rutli Myer recited in good style. pneumonia do in the month of March. | Tonic because the formula is plainly
allowing that Remedy did him more good than any
After a fifnen minute recess Miss Tlie liest way that we know of to guard printed on every bottle
Nellie Muscolt took up the Nul>ject of | »K»»'1«1 t-Heae dineiaHeis is to atrengtlien it is simply iron and quinine in a other medicine tie had ever used. For
Ely’s Cream Balm
Primary Physiology and outlined tlm
aysitem with Hood’s Sarsaparilla tasteless form. No cure, no pay. 50 sale by A. K. Wilson.
Eatiy and pleasant to us
steps to be taken in the lower grades! • be greatest of all life guards. It cents.
Contains
uo injuriou
AIR LIE .
I drug.
to teach the child how wonderfully remo,e8 lhe conditions in which these
pfl It is quickly absorbed.
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and fearfully lie is made. This was j 1,1 »«'*««« make their most successful
Farmers have concluded not to wait
Gives relief at once.
followed by discussion of
the subject attack, gives vigor and tone to all the
It 0|«ens and Cleanses
Rev. B. J. Kelley, who ha* been any longer for spring weather and
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mm <« p » t b o Vasal Passages.
by C. H. Jones, editor of the Oregon vital organ, and functions, and im-
have begun to plow.
L e tJ L f j N H E A ' I
A ’*aVd inflammation.
Suhool Journal, and others. The as parts a genial warmth to the blood, spending the i rioter in California on
account
of
his
health,
returned
home
Mrs. Rose has returned from a two | Heals and prote ts the membrane. Restores the
social ion was cordially invited to hold Remember the weaker the sir stem tin.
Senses
of
Taste
and
Smell.
Larne
sire, 50 cents at
Saturday.
weeks visit with her daughter at In­ druggists *>r by mail; Trial size, 10 cent?
by mail.
the next session at Independence Krea,er theexposure to disease. Hood’s
dependence.
ELY
BROTHERS,
60
Warren
St.
New York.
which invitation was accepted. Rick 1 dareaparilla makes the system strong
F. M. Smith and H. D. Staats have
The boys who were making staves
told their mutton sheep to T. J. Fryer
reall was selected as the place for j
OAKDALE.
at Buena Vista have returned and are
of Independence.
holding the teachers picnic May 24th
now looking for limber near Corvallis
It was decided to allow the different | Elsie Gilliam haa bought Vfr. Kim­
H IA W A T H A "
Charlie Black, of your city, was in
po'ilical parties the use of the after- ball's interest in the Hallock hop yard
Rosco Sunt» is visiting relatives in
is the on ly Incubator
this
vicinity
Monday
desiring
to
pur­
noon. The following committee ol aud will move his family there.
on the market that
Portland and seeking work.
chase a team.
arrangements were appointed : \V E.
heats the corners first.
Mr Bird lost a valuable dog, which
J. F. Hastings returned to Portland
Geodell, 8. Orr, C. Gibson, T. Burch,
It is «elf-regulating,
Frank Laughary has put in several
today, and will buy A. D. McKiseou’s
Frank Gibson, Harry geymotir. The ate of a poisoned sheep left carelessly days breaking young horses.
self-ven tilatin g
and
interest in a wood yard.
requires no supplied
com niitlee on program were as follows : exposed.
moisture.
It ha«
Sam. Tetherow, junior, recently pass
W. I. Reynolds, Mrs. E L. Ketclium,
Word comes that John Robinson’s
Hugli Williams has gone to Purt-
been pronounced by
ed through here with a fine Shorthorn
Miss Zula Myer, W \V, Allingliam, family are sick with mumps.
poultry experts to be
laiid
and
is
hauling
ties
for
the
rail­
; cow and calf purchat^d of Charlie
B. M. Guy, B. L. Murphy. The fol­
, the most successful hatcher yet Invented.
road, making as high as $6 n day.
Appearances indicate a heavy crop Holman.
lowing was adopted hy unanimous
W e pay freight to any railway point in tho
vole: Resolved that we extend a vote of fruit
Orville
Buchanan
and
Ed
Taylor
United State*. Send tor free catalogue.
Miss Edith Houck, who is teaching
of thanks to the people of Riekreall
have
been
“
gripping,”
but
are
im
­
| T B 1 H I A W A T H A IN C U B A T O R CO.,
at Montgomery, has returned to her
Oliver
Dennis
haa
pea«
up
and
Mrs.
fur our cordial reception and heart]
proving.
H iaw atha, K ansas.
welcome. By request Miss Mouth- Bird has tomato plants 3 inches high, borne at Tangent on account of la
grippe.
At the special school meeting Sat­
wick sang ngaiu for the association.
Mr. Roe is home from Corvallis
Walter Norton, F. M. Smith and urday no one present was iu favor cf
Adjourned.
YY. I R eynoi . us .
vhere be lias been working.
Mrs. Craig were Monmouth callers running a tax on the district, cons--
C. L. M takk , Pres.
Mec.
quently it was voted down.
The pheasants are beginning to Saturday,
The Phillips road was surveyed out
EASTER PROGRAM
boot.
Henry Smith, who was summoned near here yesterday and as there ap­ In the county court of the state of Oregon for the
Of the M E. Sunday school next Sun­ W h a t S h a ll W e Have for D e s s e rt? aa a witness in a green goods case in
of Marion.
peared to be some errors in the peti­ county
In tne matter of the guardianship of A. Strain, in­
day evening:
This question arises in the family Boiton, is expected home this week.
tion and some objections to rumiing firm
Voluntary— Mrs. I.eitch.
NDKR AUTHORITY OF AN ORDER OF SALK
every day. Let us answer it to-day.
Preparations sre being made to a* petition called for, the viewers
granted by tho county court of the state of Or­
Hong— School.
Try Jell-O, a delicious and Healthful have a good time at the Sunday brauched off to one side a part of tbe egon, for the county of Marion, dated February 19,
Prayer— Pastor.
190-', the undersigned guardian uf the estate and
dessert. Prepared in two minutes. school convention next Sunday, and way.
person of A. strain, infirm, will sell at private sale
Quartette — Mrs. Conkey, Mrs. No boiling! no baking! simply add
the following described real estate, to-wit: Lots 1,
ihe League will have Easter service in
Leitcli. G. W. Conkey, J. A. Mills.
Quite a number have sheared their 2, 3, 4. 5, 0, 7, and 8, in block 8, In the town of Ko­
boiling water and set to cool. Fla­ the eveuiug. Everybody invited.
Song— Primary Class.
la,
Folk county, Oregon, tiaid sale will be made on
goats, and report a very good fleece.
vors :— Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and
or aft er the
Recitation—Alma Elkins.
Deputy A.sesior Trncv SUats call­
Strawberry. Get s package at your
I 2 t h Day ot A p r il,
Henry Berry and his sister went ov­
Little Gardeners—Class of Girls.
ed on Mr. Link, Sunday, to see if he er to the Alsea country to see their 1902, and bids will be received by tbe undersigned
grocers to-day. 10 cts.
Duett— Ruth Morrisou and l.avon
at Salem. Oregon. Terms of sale will be eash, 10
is going to have any property to be sister, Mrs, Tom, who is quite sick.
pej cent of the bid payable at the time of the said
Ltitoh.
FALLS* C I T Y .
assessed this spring.
sale and the balance upon confirmation thereof by
Motion Song— Prin ary Pupils,
Quite a number of the friends of the «aid sounty court.
There will be an Easter service with
Dated at Salem. Or., thle 12th day of March, 1902,
Recitation— Ruth Miller.
Minnie Lewis, wiio is working at Mrs. Esther Hasting, visited her in a
W. HURST.
Binging and exercises by the Sunday Independence, is home for a few days. body last Wednesday evening, it being Guardian of the person and CLAUD
Class Exercise.
estate of A. Strain, in­
firm.
Duett—Opal McDevitt and Carl school in the M. E. church on Sun­
her 29th birthday. A pleasant even­
Doc Smith has built about a hall ing was spent in games, etc.
day evening, March 30th, to begin at
Williams.
mile of post and plank fence this
7 .30 o’clock.
Recitation—Clara Guy.
spring.
Vocal Solo— Hallle Merriaon.
L e w is v ille P a rm e r's In s titu te .
Last Thursday a wood bee was held
Cornet Solo— Will Howe.
A week ago there was a goodly
to provide wood for tbe M. E. parson­ T h e Best Pre scriptio n for M a la r ia
Recitation— Lydia Muacott.
age. A nice quantity was cut and chills and fevets is a bottle of Grove’s turnout at the church. Dr. Withy-
NOTICE 18 HKKKTiY G IV E N T H A T
Vocal Helo— Lee Smith.
hauled in by tbe men, and a good din­ Tasteless Chill Tonic It is simply combe. of the agricultural college, in pursuance of an order of sale made and
Recitation— Louire Collins.
ner was provided by the ladies’ aid iron and quinine in n tasteless furm. said that past slipshod methods ot 'ntered by the county court of the county of
Vocal Solo— Mra. Conkey.
farming would no longer prove suc- Polk, elate of Oregon, on the 3rd day of Feb­
society at tbe parsonage.
No cure, no pay. Price 50 cents.
Duett— Misses Gibson.
csssful, that farming was a science ruary, 1902, in the estate of Malana Vander-
deceased, the undersigned adminintra
Two stray hound« have been hunt­
Solo—J. A. Mills.
requiring more intelligence than ma­ pool,
tor of said «state will sell at public auction,
POLK.
ing about here for several nights.
Hong— School.
ny of the professions. M. M. Jones subject to confirmation by said court the fol­
Closing Address— Pastor.
A flock of wild geeese Hying north «aid that hog raising could he made lowing described leal property: Lot 4. in
Heston MoSherry has bought the
to pay tiig in connection witli dairy­ bleck 4, in the town of Airlic, Folk county,
property and bakery and confection­ say that winter is over.
lots 1, 2, 3 and 4 in section 28. in
II. M. Brown A Sons expeet to ery business of Mr. Ward, and keeps a
ing. Hunt Boxarlh contrasted the Oregon: also south,
range 6 west, of the W il­
The Kliewer brothers arranged snd fm ming of 30 years sgo with that of township9
handle only full blood Jersey csttle full supply of delicious cakes, pie« and
lamette meridian, in Folk county, state of
decorated
the
school
house
in
a
very
todav snd urged the necessity of con­ Oregon. That said sale will be made on the
and Pulnnd China lings with which bread and all sort« of confectionery.
attractive shape.
they are now smelling up. Tbe hog»
stantly reading good agricultural lit­
2 0 t h Day of M aroli.
E. White, Frank and Charlie Hyde
will he fed mostly on the skim milk
Ned Shaw's face w is eo powder- erature. Mrs Bonnie 8mith read ati A. P ., iy02, at 1 o’clock, p. ui., at the front
door
of
the
court house at Dallas, in said Polk
taken home from the creamery. have taken limiter claims near Mary’s hurned that he nnuld not take part in instructive paper hy Frank Butler
state of Oregon. Terms of sale. c<will
H. E. county,
While Frank Browu was in the atore Peak. K. White and family have the school drams, but his brother, concerning grass raising.
in hand at time of continuation of sale by the
hia appetite wua very slim, but aince moved down to the Chester Gardner l.eonard, filled his part to perfection. l.onnshurv, ot the Southern Pacific, abeve entitled court.
Dated February 25. A . D ., 1902.
told why the railroads so strongly en-
he has gone to plowing on the farm hop yard and have begun to clear it
G. J. Kempel writes from Russia •’••ursgsd dairying—because it added
I. M. SIMPSON.
up.
he can hardly get enough to eat.
that he and wife sre quite well and hs ■o nmcli to the prosperity of all coa- Administrator of the estate of Malana Van-
•ierpool,
deceased.
weighs 205 pounds In Russisu weight. rerned. A good lunch was served in
R IC K R IA L L .
In spite of tbe strong winds snd deep
L, C. Koser and Frank Gibson were snows they have done much visiting Grange hall.
in Portland Tuesday.
One of It's nephews had to begin gov-
The republicsn congressional oon
Some worthless dogs injured ten of ernnisnt work as a soidier or forrester, vention for this district will meet in
Orr’s sheep, some of them so bad- without pay, and chose the latter. Roseburg next Tuesday, there being
They expect to return to their home nine delegate* from this county. The
that they had to be killed.
CAREFULLY
at Dixie in June.
l’olk
county
central
committee
will
REPAIRED
T Lore is a Lest time for (loin, j J- w - Kel,t‘r » “ d wde Sundayed at
Our school exhibition ’ a»t Saturday meet in I) dla« April 5th to elect a
AND
everything that is. a time when i Independence.
chairman and to fill vacancies on tl e
thing can be ctono to tho best ad
Thom sh o went to tbs shadow so­ evening was a »"»prising success, ov­ ticket.
WARRANTED,
er
f
¿2
being
realised.
People
came
vantage, most easily and most ef­ cial at Polk were well pleased with
from
Smith
field,
Dallas
and
Dixie
and
Wm.
Keeney
has
received
a
patent
fectively. Now is the best time their experienss.
tbe shadow, sold well, one bringing f"r Hit) acres of land in the Rock
(ql&SSCS
for purifying your blood. W h y?
The penstock at ths flouring mill |3.M) snd another 12.10, perhaps a Creek country, ard S. B. Cunning-
Because your system is now trying went out out one night last weak.
It d uKii being disposed of. Our young | ham has sold J. H . Ottinger five
to purify it— you know this by the had hern in (or about twenty year» (elk. know how to aniuae the public. llallston lo a lor $300.
PrerO ttA
pimple» and other eruptions that and was badly decayed.
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! Venese ha* s o ld H. C. Har*is 560 acres
A H o rrib le O u t b r e a k
of bind near Kings Valley fur $1000,
have come on your face and liody.
BU EN A VISTA .
"Of large sores on my little daugh­ | >n I Wm McCarty disputed of 160
ter’s head developed into a case of acres near Monmouth to Warren Fer-
Miss Ella Emmett visited with her
«•aid head.” writes C. D. Isbill of i guson for 12000.
mother at Monmouth last Saturday.
M irganton, Tenn . hut Hucklen's Ar
Special Easter service* next Bab-
Next door to P. O., Dallas.
A re the medicines to take— they do
A. Shivt-s and family will move to nica Halve completely cured tier. It’s betli at the Presbyterian church. In
a
guaranteed
cure
for
caserns,
tetter,
the morning the pastor will preach
the work thoroughly and agreeably Portland the last ol the month.
salt rheum, pimples, tores, ulcers and
and never fail to do it.
Mr». Kate Bevens, of Oregon City, piiea. Only 25 cents at all druggists about 1’he Power of the Resurrection,
anil there will be appropriate music
H ood's are the medicines you wa. looking after her property here
, t>y tbe choir. At evening 'he Sunday
have always heard recommended.
last week.
B U TLER .
school will have an Easter service
Valley headquarters for hop wire - 1
’ll in o i r*-ommend Hood> s»r«»p»rilU
Mr. Daniel, of Monmonth, opened a
.oo nigniy a» « «prin* modwinr. U h*n wo
Best wire at loweet prices.
Frank Martin whs up on his place with an address by the pastor.
take It In th* «prin* w* all f**l h*tterthroufh general merchandise store here laal
the first of the week.
ta s satamrr Ms.. S. H. N a z i. McCray., P>
Wednesday.
M o o d '» Sarsaparilla prom ises to
Tom Nulin left for Southern Ore­
o u r s a n d hasps th s prom ise
R<r. O.borno, of Independence, gon last week.
59 State street. Salem.
ga><- an illusirnt*«) lecture mi India St
Mr. Wallace drove hie cattle to the
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the M, E. church Monday night.
mountains last week.
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Job work done here— the best.
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]IAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL OUT OF TOWN ORDERS!!
Guardian’s Sale of Real Estate.
PLOWS
M arch,
A p r il, M a y
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
W e hive the Hancock disc plow, which has proved
to be the best onenow used in the state. Call and seeit
WAGNER - BROS., - DALLAS
STOP RIGHT NOW
Paying two prices for carpets and wall paper. Buy­
ing from two to three times as much as any other
concern in the Willamette valley is where we have
the advantage. Another economic advantage is our
ability to group remnants from both stores, thereby
saving the remnants of one. These items alone
make a great saving in the management of our bus­
iness.
OUR M ETHODS W IL L B E A R INSPECTION.
the House Furnishing Company.
First door north of postoffice, Salem, Oregon.
Salem and Albany.
Stores at
W a tc h e s
Salem Woolen Mills Store
2 5 4 Com m ercial Street.
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Hats of all kinds in all the prevailing shades.
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F itte d .
H o o d ’s Sarsaparilla
and Pills
CULTIVATORS
AND ALL KINDS OF
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Administrator’s Sale.
harrow s
The correct things in spring shirts,
P F E N N IG ,
Jeweler and Optician.
Spring clothing for men and boys of latest and best j
patterns.
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Furnishing goods that will please everybody.
Behold new styles in show windows.
Hop Wire!
SALEM FENCE WORKS
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It will give them pleasure to welcome all
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POLK COUNTY PEOPLE.