Polk County itemizer., March 28, 1902, Image 3

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S A LE M IN D U C E M E N T S.
! b e w a re ot O in tm e n t * for C a ta rr h
C O L L E C E N O TES.
Elder Russell,of the Ilaptiet church
That contain mercury, a* mercury
baptised five converts la-t Saturday in
Veterinary Surgeon Keeler, at the
An oratorical contest of the college I will surely destroy the tense of smell
La Creole near the wagon bridge.
prohibit en association is to he held , and completely derange the whole sys­ *teel bridge feed yard, ha* had re­
markably good *ucces* in caring for
Mis* Ora Collins has returned from in the chapel on April 4th at 8 p. to., tem when en'ering it through the
sick animal«, becandt) lie fully under*
spending the winter with friends in program to be as fellows:
mucous surfaces. Bucli articles should staud* the nature of their ailmwntd.
Invocation.
never be used except on prescription*
Portland.
Music.
from
reputable physicians, as ths dam­
D ALLAS, OREGON
Presiding Elder Fitch will preach
Oratien— Why does the Saloon Re­ age they will do is ten fold to the
When you want the l>o*t and m od
at the Methodist church, south, next main?— W. R. Palmer.
gttod you can possibly derive from durable harne«* to he had in the city
Sunday morning and •selling. There
Oratio i— Ths present Crisis— O. O. them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manu­ always go to Shaffer's shop near the
will la) Easter exercises in conn-ctinn Arnold.
factured by F. J. Cheney A Co , Tolu- Bush bank. He get* lot* of Polk
with the Sunday school at 10 o ’clock.
Solo— Prof. Kantuer.
I do, U., contains I o mercury, and is county trade.
Oration— The Robber of the Ages— taken internally, acting dinctly upon
Felix Noel is arranging to establish
a shingle mil! on hi. claim in th" fine P. ('. Baughman.
i the blend and mucous surfaces of the
The Birne* Racket store in the post
Oration— Our Nation's Charge— C. system. In buying H ill’s Catsarh
belt of cedar at the summit of the
P Gate*.
Our I'Ood.'i nr« often tempting 'mountains on the R >ck Creek road.
i Cure be sure you g> t the genuine. It «•tfice block in hut another name for
Trio— Ladies.
to make your mouth water e t
1 is taken ii.terusllv, slid m.do in Tn- the t heuptM place in town to buy all
Oration—The White Man’s Burden | ledo, Ohio, by F\ J. Cbenev <t Co. manner of household thing*. A great
Walter Sellers and wile, noo Alice
eight, nml make you want to
«ample them right on tlie spot. Emhree, are going across the moun­ — Birds Guenther.
i Testimonials tree. Bold by druggists, variety of «pring clothing for all class­
Oration—Abraham Lincoln— Lynn ' price 75c per bottle. Hall’s Family es just received. See their headwear,
tains to work at a saw null near Har­
footwear aud underclothing.
Gubscr.
ney City.
Canned Goods
Pills are the best.
Male quartet
Dried Fruits
Peter Gieabrecht has sold his 150
Five judges will decide the contest,
M o h a ir N ot Solti.
George Bros., on State street, have
acre farm beyond the Lee plane for and the one wiuuiug will receive as a
Seedless Raisins
The owners of about 10,000 goats the moat popular lunch counter in the
11.700 to a gentleman from Oklaho­ prize a sum of money sufficient to
H . O . Goods
ma, Clv le Hilbert, who also bought send him to Newberg where the luter- assembled in Dallas last Baturdsy to city.
M alta-Vita
the farming implements, the sale be­ oullegiate is to be held, and the win­ offer their wool in a pool. The buy­
ing made through the agency ol H. ner there is to go te t'<e Interstate at ers present were Win. Brown, of Sa­
Five Minute Mush
If you have bean getting unsatisfac­
lem, Mr. Ray, Mr. Bernstein and Mr.
G. Campbell.
Lincoln, Nebraska, We are doing our
Genuine Cordovan shoes, Goodyear
Metzger, of Portland. The bidding tory laundry work, try th* Olmeted
Fh Mile* «11 dried and (tanned vegefa
Therein no trick in dyeing. You Ixsl under the ciroiimslanees and ex­ started at 21J cent* and ran up to 23 •team laundry. With improved ma­ welt tewed, best for wear and a good
bit,« we leconitnend for your hearty
can do it just as w. II as anyone if von pect a full house, We will give you j cents, the highest bidder being Mr. chinery and first cla*a help they do looker, $4.50 a pair. The Bee Hive
enjoyment.
store.
use Putnam Fadeless Uvea. Uniting your money’s worth. Everyone come | Rrown. The goat men concluded to superior work.
the goods for half su hour is all there and bring everyone else. Admission nut accept tlie bid, but have another
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is to it. Sold by A. K. Wilson at 10 25 and 15 cents.
meeting at 10 n’olock April I0th,wlien
Johnson’* clothing house ia now a ture. It is a favorite trading place
cer ts a package.
The boys ar* growing eager for nice the pool will again be put up for auc­ very attractive place. They are show­ fur people of moderate meant because
tion. The pool will ha*open for en­ ing a complete assortment of spring bis prices are so low.
Strong evidence sustain* the popu­ west bar to come, so they can get out
C H U R C H D IR E C T O R V .
tries up to that time. -Eastern manu­ goods of latest styles and patterns and
lar verdict th .t Ely’s Cream Balm is on the track. Wo expect to win.
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facturers say that this year a common
worth its weight in gold. Trial sue
M E. CHURCH.
Ex-Consul Caples delivered his lec article will not be iu much demand, at usual have bought at such figures
The north side of Brown’s store is
as
to
undersell
their
competitors.
All
Preaching Sunday morning and ev­ 10 c nts. Full size 50 cents. Sold ture “ My Observations in Chile,” to
but that finer grades will bring good they uak is a comparison of goods and filled with all sorts of dry goods of
ening. Sunday «chool at 9:45. Ep- by druggists and maih-d hv Ely Bro­ an appreciative audience at the col­
choice quality and up to date style*
prices.
prices, feeling confident that Hie de­
worth league at 6 :30. Praver meet­ thers, 50 Warren street, New York. lege last Tuesday evening, The pro­
and on the other side you will find ev­
cision
would
be
in
their
favor.
ing Thursday evening.— H.N. Hounds, Messrs. Ely Bros:— T have been alHict ceeds to be divided between the Y, M.
erything to eat. They have been iu
R
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n
on
C
h
a
m
b
e
r
la
in
's
C
o
u
g
h
.
pas lor,
ed with catarrh for 20 years. It made and Y. W. C. A.
business so long that they know exact
L E T T E R LIS T .
Between the hours of 11 iu the raor
me so weak I thought 1 had eon-limp-
ly what will please the public.
ning
and
closing
time
at
night
on
the
lion. I got one bottle of Ely’s Cream
A F R A T E R N A L VISIT.
These letters remain uncalled for in
M. E. CH U RC H , 8 .»UTIf.
25th of Januiiry, 1901, A. F. Clark,
Balm and in three days the discharge
R o b b ln a -H a llo o k W e d d in g .
the Dallas postoffice for tho week end
Preaching Sunday morning and ev­
The
Dallas
Woodman
osmp
team
the
druggist
at
Glade
Springs,
Virgin­
Wednesday evening, March 26th,
ening. Sunday school at 10. Ep- stopped. It is the la-st medicine I visited ti e circle Wednesday evening ia, sold twelve bottles of Chamberlain’s ing March 24th, and parties calling
worth league at 6:30. Prayer meet­ have used for catarrh. Very truly, and put on an exceedingly nioe drill, Cough Remedy. He says: “ I never for them will please state that they at the home of tho bride’s mother in
Frank E. Kimllespire, Proberta, Cali­
Dallas at 8 o’clock, R. H. Robbins and
ing Thursday evening.— L. C. Smith,
considering the short time in which handled a medicine that sold better or have been advertised:
fornia.
Miss Georgia Hallock were united in
pastor.
Mr H Fright,
they hav* been practicing. Most of gave better satisfaction to my custom­
holy wedlock. Elder J. R. G. Russell
Both the democratic and ths prohi­ their movements srs strikingly origin­ ers.” This remedy lias been in gener­
Mr W T Hughes,
officiating. The bride was attired in
bition county conventions will be al and well executed. The circle drill al use iu Virginia for many years and
Henry Jewell,
BA P T I S T C H U R C H .
a beautiful traveling costume of dark
Mr John Managhan,
Preaching Sunday morning and ev­ held here April 5th. Iu neither case team then returned the compliment, the people there are well acquainted
blue trimmed in white and carried a
Mr C M Richmond,
ening. Sunday school at 10. B. Y. do candiilatea seem to he very numer­ amt put on maneuvers that made the with it* excellent qualities, Many of
boquet of wiiite earnations. while the
Mrs Thomas Richardson.
P. U. *i 6; “
Prayer meeting Wed­ ous. Many republicans admit til t boys acknowledge their supremacy. them have testified to the remarkable
groom wore conventional blank. Tbs
nesday eveoiug.— J. It. G. liuseell, some of their candidates will lie ds- Both teams will soon be uniformed, cures which it has effected. When
C. G. G o a d , postmaster.
wedding march was played by Miss
feated unless the democrats make the and will then be ready, to appear in you need a good reliable medicine for
pastor.
Olive Braith. Th* happy couple stood
same mistakes that they did in mak­ puhl.c. The camp team, with V. P. a ceugh or cold, or attack of the grip,
under tn evergreen arch and the room
CO UN TY 8 EAT 8 H O RT STO PS.
ing nominations. The people at large Fiske as captain and 1). A. Elkins as use Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
was tastefully decorated in green
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
are very much inclined to vote for li< utenant is as follows :
Wiseman's store has almost every­ Misses Maud Brown aud Alpha Rob­
and .you are certain to be mors than
Preaching Sunday morning and ev­ the best men offered, regardless of F. H. Muscott,
F. E. Myer,
thing you can call for in the way of bins caught tbs bride’s boquet. After
pteasi
d
with
the
quick
cure
which
it
ening. Sunday school at 10. Chris politics.
R. E. Reed,
Jas. Holman,
shelf hardware. Take a look at bit the ceremony a dainty lunoh was
affords. F’or sale by A. K. Wilson.
tian Endeavor at 6:30. Prayer meet­
seeds and implements. Rope of all served. Those present were Mr*.
Joseph L. Caron bought of the In­ Clarence Shultz, 'Tracy Bluats,
ing Thursday evening.— W. T. War
W. G. Vassal!,
sizes and nails of every kind.
CO N V EN TIO N C A LL .
dependence National hank H33 acres U. 8. Grant,
Chace, Mrs. Ella Robinson, Wm. Ta-
die, pastor.
Arthur Fink,
of land fer which he paid $7,900, and Arthur Starr,
tom and wife, Misses Hetta Campbell,
The primaries of the democratic
Ralph
Hill,
J.
E.
Sibley.
Mr*. Mary L. Short paid H. L. Crider
Miss Hallock’s millinary einperium Maud Brown, Alpha Robbins, Bertha
party will be held in the various pre­
The
circle
team
is
composed
of:
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
$175 for two lots in Ballstnn.
Mrs Arthur Starr, Mrs. F.G. Muscott, cinct* of the county on Friday, April west of the Odd Fellows’ hall contains Ellis, Nora and Minnie Robertson,
Preaching Sunday morning and ev­
John G. Brown has secured a lot Mrs. J E. Sibley, Mrs H, P. Shriver, 4, 1902, at the hour of 1 » ’clock, with all that taste could piompt or heart Olive Bmith, Ethel Craven and Carrie
ening. Sundav school at 10. Cliris-
Garwood. Messrs. Eminett McBhorry
t i«ii Em havora’ 6:30. Prayer m e ting near the wagon bridge and will soon Miss H. Orchard, Mrs. Ed. Blessing, the exception of Rock Creek precinct, desire. Go soon and get Ik* pick of Ross Ellis, W. L. Skipton, John Van
Thursday evening.— W. T. Matlock, begin the erection of his creamery, the Miss Msv Tatum, Mi*s Nannie Starr, where the primaries will be held on her assortment.
Orsdel, Master Ward Robinson. The
machinery for which has already been Mrs. F. Kerslske, Mrs. C. H. Morris, Thursday, April 3rd, at 1 o ’clock. At
pastor.
presents were many and costly. Th*
bought,
Mrs. H. Stump,
Miss Hattie Ad tnis, the primaries the electors will nom
It. will do your eyes good and whet groom seeds no introduction as one of
inntu a candidate for road supervisor
Miss
Riddell,
Mrs.
F.
K.
Rich,
The Junior Endeavor syciety of the
and will elect a precinct committee­ up your appetite to take a peep our promising young men and the
EVANGELICAL CH U RCH.
Presbvterian church meets in the Miss May Shelton, Mrs. Chernngton. man and will certify such nomination through Dunn’s grocery. They evi­ bride it held in the highest esteem
Preaching Sunday morning and ev­ church at 3 o’clock every Sunday af­
Mrs. Addie Mtgers is the captain
and election, with the names of the dently handle nothing of a shoddy among her many frieuds. She will be
ening. Sunday school at 10. Chris­ ternoon. Viva Burns is president, and V .P. Fiske instructor.
delegates, to the county convention. nature. Produce taken in exchange missed at tbe Baptist church where
tian Endeavor at 6 :30. Prayer meet­ Lncile Dalton vice president, Vera
she is a member, holding the office of
•*.
The democratic county convention
ing Thursday evening.— A. A. Winter, Cospcr treasurer and Alta Savage sec
F re e L e c tu r e .
chorister and clerk. They will leavo
will he held nl the county court house
pastor,
Get
Blacksmith
Lynch
to
fix
up
A
great
privilege
is
offerhd
the
eit-
j
retary. All young people will he cor­
Saturday lot Douglas City, Alaska,
Preaching hours at 11 and 7 :30.
liens of Dallas to hear one of the most in Dallas on Saturday, April 6th, at your farming implement* for spring where they will make their home.
dially welcomed to the meetings.
gifted speakers in the Willamette val- j 10 o’clock- The apportionment of use.
Mrs. C. G. Fisher, of Monmouth, ley. Rev. Huber Ferguson, ef the ■ delegates for (lie various prccinots is
S t o p s th e C o u g h
follows:
LOCAL AND GENERAL- has been in a Portland hospital suffe- First United Presbyterii.ii church tif as Douglas,
Another shipment of muslin under­ And works off the cold. Laxative bro-
10.
ing with rheumatism. Her daughter, Portland will lecture on Hie popular
wear just in, all marked at prices as moquinine tablets cure a cold in one
Jackson, 9.
Mrs Lena St. Mchael, has come from subject of “ Civio Righteousness” at
cheap as you can purchase the ma­ day. No cure, no pay. Price, 26
W H A T W E H A V E L E A R N E D D U R IN C Omaha to live with her.
Balt Lake, 3.
the
M.
E.
church
Wednesday
evening
terial. Gowns from 50 cents to $2.50. cents.
T H E W E E K F R O M A L L A V A IL-
McCoy, 5.
rkirts 50 cents to $2.50, drawers 29
D. M. Loggan, of Harney county, April 2nd. st 8 p. in. Good music will
East Dallas, 9.
be
rendered.
The
college
mala
quar­
i «nla to $2, corset covers 25 cents to
Principal Shipley, of the Ballaton
A b le S o u r c e s D is h e d u p fo r O u r was here Tuesday visiting tin- families tette will sing. The lecture is free,
South Dallas, 6,
$1. The Bee Hive store.
of Dr. Emhree and his brother-in lav ,
N u m e r o u s F a m ily of R e a d e rs
school was in town Wednesday and
North Dallas, 7.
Let
men,
women
and
children
come
Sam Burk. He was e n n u 'e home j
In A b re v ia te d P a r a g r a p h s .
says there is no more of the socalled
Rickreall, 7.
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from a trip to til* Fiji islands with o' • and bear him. Every citixsn of Dal­
Falla City, 3.
Remember that Mrs. Chace has ths smallpox there. His wife and five of
las
should
attend.
Committee.
er 600 mules to work on the sugar
Rock Creek, 3.
For groceries go to Osficld’s.
latest and bert in the way of furnish­ their cliildreu had it and he did not
plantations there. Harney is a great
Liickiamule, 10.
ing goods for women and children. even quit school en account of it.
The
young
peoples
meetings
at
the
I have a few thousand dollars to male country and that hand sold at
Bridgeport, 4.
Corsets and hosiery a specialty.
college
occur
at
3
o
’clock
every
Sun­
The Eastern Stars had six initia­
loan at six per cent on strictly first about $100 each there. Iu the islands
North Independence, 8.
tions and a nica supper in their new
.*«
close farm securities.— U. G. Campbell. neatly all the labor is done by coolies day.
South Independence,7.
from India. The ship on which the
Wagons, hacks, buggies and car­
Ullrey’a feed etore contain* thinga banquet hall Tuesday evening, some
South Monmouth, 7.
Democrats ono and nil throughout mules were taken from San Krsnsisco
needed by whoever has stock or poul­ forty being present. The new mem
North Monmouth, 6.
• Polk County remember that your also oarried 2,500,000 feet of lumber riages can now be had of Wagner
try. Feed of all sorts and everything ber* are E. J. Bryan and wife, K. J.
Buena Vista, 4.
primaries are to be held at 1 o’clock and iron for 30 miles of narrow gauge Bros, in Dallas. They carry the best
grades of all vehicles aver used in this
for chickens. Try his field peus and Luther and wife, Mrs. Lynn Chap,
Buver, 4,
next Friday, and that the result of the railroad.
man and H. E. Koeer, making the
Eola, 6.
vetches for stock feed,
county, and their place is lieudqtiar
next day’s convention will depend up­
present membership over seventy.
Spring Valley, 7.
on the quality of ths men you eend as
The apple trses in the street south tars for all kinds of agricultural im­
Total, 124.
delegates. Select no one simply be­ of the Christian church have been cut plements.
The fishing season is at hand and
D. W. Sears, chairman.
cause he is in favor of a cert.tin man down. They were planted by George
Mr. Risser has everything needed by
Mixed clover and oat baled hny for
Oscar Hayter, secretary.
for a certain office, but choose the Tillotson, who then lived where J. L. sale at 40 cents per 100 pounds. Ap­
such sportsmen. He keeps razors,
most substantial and reliable men in Collins afterward resided.
spoons, knives and forks for tale and
ply here.
P r in t e r G re a tly S u rp r is e d .
your community and send them un­
mends things.
Five carpenters are rashing the new
“ I never was to much surprised in
Spectacles and glasses at Pfennig’s.
pledged except to do the very best
my life ss I whs with the results of us­
they c h ii for the party and the county. meat market building te completion
Blank notes anil receipts for sale at ing Chamberlain's I’ain Balm,” says
fast as possible.
Bhirt waists, special, only a few left,
ttiis office, al-o all kinds of legal Henry T. Crook, pressman of the Ash­ your size may he In the lot. $1.25 to
On aocount of sickness of one of the
O. L. McClnn and Chris Peterson,
blanks.
members the Henrietta will not be
eville, N. C.. Gazette. “ I contracted $2 values te close at 50 cents. The
from Nebraska, spent Sunday with
given until Friday, April 11th.
their old friend, John Dielim.
Rev. V. J. Turnidge, of Red Prairie, a severe case of rheumatism early last Bee Hive store.
D oes your horse “feel his
winter by getting my feet wet. I
V
The republican state eonvention
C. A. Johns, a former Dallasite, now is agent fer a standard remedy for all tried several tilings for it without ben­
W h a t a difference be­
will be held in Portland next Wtd in Baker City, is a candidate for the ailments arising from impure blood.
It is getting time to put on lighter oats"?
efit. One day while looking over tbs
nesday, nine delegates going from this nomination for governor.
W. C. Many of bis neighbors have tested its Gazette, I i »tired that I’ain Balm was footwear, and at Gaynor’s store they tween the grain-fed and the
county.
Brown and J. H Nies went to Eugene merits and pronounce it a superior |M«itively guaranteed to cure rheuma­ have what will At and suit you. When
medicine He has the county agency
first
tism, so bought a bottle of it and be- you want slippers or rubber goods grass-fed horse I T h e
Those living near Lewisville should Wednesday to attend the funeral of J and is cauraesing for orders.
fore using two thirds of it my rheu­ they can supply you.
remember the Sunday school conven j B. Chambers, who was a ce isin of
strong
and
full
of
ginger,
the
Mr.
Brown
and
married
a
sister
of
A* soon as the Dftllns creamery i* matism had taken i s flight and 1 have
tion there next Sunday and that they
Mr. Nies. He was nt one time iu the ready for business and farmers around not had a rheumatic pail: since. Bold
may be benefited by attendance.
The beat stock of general hardware second flabby, weak and tired
hardware business here.
begin to get returns from pa'ronizieg by A. K. Wilson.
,
in lids county aud one of the best ill
Do not forget the chicken pie sup­
T he
the slate i* kept by Wm. Fanil. For out before he begins.
If yon wants white dress that wi 1 it, everybody will be glad of its exist
per by the college students this even­
ence
for
it
will
soon
be
realized
Hist
it
S
ic
k
n
e
s
s
a
t
B
a
lle
to
n
.
years
he
lias
lieen
adding
such
addi­
wear two seasons, wash well and n#'nr
feeding makes the difference.
ing at fireman’s hall.
We have received a long letter de­ tional things as the people call for un­
look old fashioned, have one of lav u is a benefit to the whole community
Children are not alike either.
Mrs. Vanskiks and family of sight trimmed with Swiss insertion.— April Borne are already increasing and im tailing the facts in connection with til now there is scarcely an article in
proving their dairy cows and ijibiij the peculiar disease that has been that line which cannot be bad there. O ne is rosy, bright-eyed, full
children have arrived from Nebraska Ladies' Home Journal,
others will gradually follow suit.
and occupy the Jas. Wilson property
prevalent 'here for some Jour months He is fully as much concerned aboul
Silas Rhodes and family have been
south of the public school.
About thirty persons had it, but few high quality as great variety. What of life and laughter, another is
President
Poling
ha*
been
to*
un­
over from Halem at the home of D.
you get at Fault's is always good.
pale, weak and dull. T h e feed­
Miss Bittner, of Portlsnd. is visiting 1 M. Guthrie.
well to fill his two last appointments of them being veiy sick and none dy­
her brother, Prof. A. F. Bittner, of
and is not well yet. Rev. A. W Tests ing. A Blieridan doctor Called it
ing again is responsible.
unallpox
and
nearly
everybody
got
Dallas college.
John Auer and family will move preached for him in Kings Valley vaccinated. Recently an Amity phy­
Politicians having occasion to drive
Sickly children need special
last
Sunday.
The
Evangelical
8un
-1
all over the county will find at Dock-
D. L Kryt h a s b o u g h t th e Hender­ from Butler to up near The Dalles.
day. The Evangelical Sunday school j sician was railed to t eat one of the steader’s stable comfortable rigs, swift feeding.
T h ey don’t “feel their
s o n s to c k o f g r o c e r ie s a t Sheridan and
Mr. Hirschberg oil well this side of will have some interesting Easter ex - 1 cases and pronounced it chicken pox.
C o n s o lid a te d t h e m
w ith h is stock of Monmouth is down over 700 fe«t and
It is evidently a contagious disease, teams and fair pricea. A trial will oats”. S cott’s Emulsion adds
eroisea
next
Sunday.
d r y goods t h e r e .
I.tit too mild in result for sure enough provo it.
| they are still pegging away in the di
just the right richness to their
Hon. John F. Csples, who has long smallpox
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It seems to have alsiiil
'
rvetion
of
China.
The
drilling
is
be­
The suit of Mrs. Lizsie Buttrick vs.
lavn one of the most prominrnt mem­ run it* course, and will most likely fi
The
Dunn’s
handle
nothing
except
ing
done
under
contract
by
Watson
A
diet.
It is like grain to the
8. T. Richardson, as guardian, has
bers of the Portland bar, delivered in nal'.y be classed among such diseases groceries but kim to keep at the front
been decided in fa.or of the defendant. Campbell, of Portland, who work all the college chapel Tuesday evening a
a* measles. Iu the latter part of No­ 111 that line. All they ask it a fair horse. T h e child gets new
1 night The indications are quite fa- j
Harold B. Fiske has been promoted vorable, escaping gas burning with a pleasing lei ture about his four year* vember a young man came from e;iai trial, feeling sure that they can give appetite and strong digestion.
of the mountains with his face and sati-faction.
good light. Mr. Hirschtierg has con i service as consul to Chili.
to a captaincy in the regular army.
hands broken oat, went where he
Scott’s Emulsion is more
••a
Rememher the chicken pie supper siderable adjacent land bonded and ev
Mrs. Frank Rowell, who has spent pleased and it W as a full month before
by the college societies this evening ervbody wishes him big luch.
The Gordon $3 bats are the best than food.
It is a strong
the winter here with her mother, Mrs, anyone else took the disease.
under city hall. The doors will open
values on this market today in that
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Mies Minnie Roy has beeo quite j E. 8 I.evens, will return to her Sal­
medicine.
It
rouses up dull
at 6 30 and close after the last rem­
line. For sale at the Bee Hive store,
mon river horn* when the roads gst
sick.
N ig h t w as H er T e rro r.
nant of poultry disappears.
children, puts new flesh on thin
better.
“ 1 would cough nearly all night '
Ten days ago ths news came that
Fred. Gardner has ordered this pa­
Fidler’s stage makes tbs round trip ones and red blood into pale
Mrs Sanford Williams died at In­ long,” writes Mra. Chas. Applegate, of
Mr.
Hawver,
soninlaw
of
E.
L.
Ingalls
per to hia address at Baker City.
Alexandria, ln<l, "and rould hardly to Salem every day aud will bring
of Dallas had died at his home in , dependence last week.
ones. It makes children grow.
The home of L. R. Wil-on anil wife, Bloomington, Illinois, and now comes j Work on Mr. Uglow’e brick build- get any sleep. I bad consumption so whatever you want.
bad that if I walked a block I would
Scott’s Emulsion makes ordi­
beyond Salt Creek, was turned last the news that she, toe, is dead. 8he :
s '.
in ! is to begin by the firet of May, be­
week and everything lost. He is a spent considerable time here with her fore which time tbs Belt à Cherring- rough frightfully and spit bit* d, but. i Rolled barley for slock feed may be
nary food do its
when all other medicine» failed, three
brother of the motor engineer and parents last vear.
ton drug store will be moved to where »1 bottle* of Dr. King’* New Discov­ had at the flouring mill and nearly
duty.
she is a daughter of Perry Conner.
i
eieryhody around here use* the flour
the poiUiffice it n ov located.
ery wholly cured me and I gained
While there was stich a rush of tax- [
This picture r-pru ents
made there, because they consider it
F. S. Smith and family, having sold
pound*."
It
i*
absolutely
guaranteed
the Trace M ark ol Scott’s
paying during the first two week* in j Mrs. E. J. Bryan is back from a
the best.
their farm south of Amity have moved
te
cure
cough*,
cold«,
la
grippe,
bron-
Lambkin
and It on the
this month, the slisrifi received over good long visit in California.
to McCoy for the time being.
«rapper ol every bottle.
C»iiti* A nd all throat and lung trouble*. ,
300 letter* containing tax money, hut
had to file them away until he had I The Byerley restaurant is closed Price 50c and $1. Trial bottle* frea at ( Mr. Ke-alake 1* baying a nice trade
k r i tor tree sample.
all druggist*.
time to deal with them. For ten day* [ and the property fur rent.
in both new and second hand furn:-
SCOTT A B O W N E ,
. he has been very busy writing and | While J. J Wiseman and Miss Jes­
OASTORXAi
4 C 9 Pearl S t., N ew Y o r k ,
mailing tax receipts to the writer* of sie are gone sest, J. R. Lewis and
O
A 8 T O
R
S A
,
•Tto led Ym K in I
joc and $i. all druggists.
u t ti*
il
y f 11
m ttiw
?N
H oi irwiji
>h*m i
nia signatura ts w wtmrj b o * o f Ib o (a n a la o •aid letters.
wife, of Bslem, will occupy their home B a sta
W H IT E
Front Grocery
The Finest Cake
BEHOLD
How Good--*
Is made with Royal Bak­
ing Powder. Always light,
sweet, pure & wholesome.
T. A. RiGGS, PROP,
HOME
Try Urain-O! Try Graln-OI
Ask your grocer to show you a
package of Grain-O, the new food
drink that takes the place of coffee.
The children may drink it without in­
jury as well as the adult. All who try
it, like it. Grain-O has that rich seal
brown of Mocha or Java, but it is
made from pure grains, and the most
delicate stomach receives it without
distress. £ the price of coffee. 15c.
and 25 cts. per package. Bold by all
grocers.
There is only one way in which the
prohibitionists can havo a positive in­
fluence in tbe coming county election
and that is to wait until the demo­
crats have made their nominations
and then solidly endorse what they
think the best men on either of the
two tickets. Thus they may exert a
controlling influence.
At the Baptist ohurcb Sunday mor­
ning Pastor Russell will have charge
of the Sunday school hour and at 11
o ’clock the children will give tome
Raster exercises for the congregation.
Preaching at Oakdale at 3 o’clock.
The ladies’ missionary sooiety of
the Presbyterian church will meet
this afternoon with Mrs. Ellis and an
interesting time ie anticipated.
NEW TO-DAY.
COWS Alti) SOM I HORSES FOR SALK
by N. E. Harris, a mils south of Dallas.
F RE8H
7 K T O M CENTS A HUNDRED POUNDS PAID
I O for machins castings and cash for old copper
a id brass at the Dallas foundry.
S
T. SMITH, OP SMITH FI ELD, WANTS BOMB
• good shearers to clip the wool from 90 goats
aud 100 shsep, aud has some horses for sale.
W.
H. KRARER, NEAR DALLAS, WANT* TO
trade a carriage for a good milch cow.
YEARLING SHORTHORN BULLS FOR so! j
and #21 by Frank Butler at Fall« City.
T WO at ltd
N EXTRA GOOD 6-YEAR OL o i ,300 POUND
horse that will work double or single for sale
by Robert Ilatton at the west end of Court street.
A
WO GOOD SECOND HAND BUGGIES FOR saJs
cheap or to trade. Apply at Tatom * Black’s
livery stable,
T
AMUIL OKR. OF RICKREALL, WANTS to bug
100 hogs weighing 80 pounds or mors.
S
c l e a n e d a n d r e p a ir -
et y o u r w h i e l
G
sd for spring at Lss Smith’s syclery.
HEEP FOR 8 ALE BY F. L. OLMSTED QN ths
S atoli.
farm of James Olmsted, i miles south of Ball­
ON SALT CREEK,
E • ARNDT.
seed potatoes for sals.
HAS DURBANK
HEAT HAY, BALED OR LOOSE, AL 8 Ò LOOSE
clover hay fsr sals by J as Oír» «toad, four mile«
south of Balleton.
C
ir s t c l a s s s e e d o a ts f o r s a l e b y bam -
F
uel Orr at Sick real I. See samples at Fatili*
store.
S
EED POTATOE 8 -BU RBAN K SEED POTATOES
for sals by J. W. Kirkpatrick, one v ile south of
Rickreall.
Weuld trade sp«ds for «g o o d work
h on*.
ftstf
CHILD S
.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine
i
T. A. Riggs buy* mohair and wool, j and August Rieser will ruu the atore.
EED OATS OF TEREK VARIETIES WHICH
have yielded 100 bosh ale an acre. Over 60 first
prises op <>ate at stats fair. Alea Whits French ar­
tichokes, ths great stack food, for «ala by 0. D.
Nairn, near Bollitoli.
B
m a ton
can ha had by application at thla office-
a le d o a t a n d clo vk r h a y a t
29« ACRE FARM THREE MILES SOUTH»
west of Perrydale Is for sale. It baa a dwell
A Ing,
two barne, a good orchard, plenty of borrows
and running water. 126 actee iu cultivation. 8 am«
choice hay land. Only # 1,000 required dawn. Nur
particulars addreea N. C. Millar, Perrydalt.
N
ew spapers
cent*.
in p a c k a g e s
a l e d o r lo o se
B
for eala
of
to f o r i #
Apply bera.
by W
w heat or
cheat
hay
H. McDanlal near Rickreall.
f HAVE MONEY TO LOAN AT ALL TIMES AT
1 the very best rates obtainable.—H. G. Campbell
o n e y to l o a n on ïm p r o v e d f a r m p r o
M
perty at usual rates by Oscar Hayter, Dallas,
on ey to loan
M
••curity.
at
« p e r c en t on f a r m
J. L. COLLINS, Dallaa
V T E h a v e MONEY t o LOAN ON IMP R O W
»T farm property.
SIBLEY* EAK1N #
Land for Sale.
d X M ACRE* OF STOCK. GRAIN. DAISY AND
I * ' " fruit land aJ»> some op«n land and good
timber and some Improvements, four ait lea from
railroad station for sale at #S,60 an acre by E. L. la-
galls, of Dallaa, Oregon.
m2*2t.
Notice to Taip«yers.
HE 1901 TAX ROLL IS NOW IN MY HANDS
for oollactlan. One-half of the taxes become
de'inquent on the first Monday in April. A I par
cent rebate will be allowed until March lftth. A
penalty of 10 per cent and it par cant interest w ii
he charged on daliaquant taieo. Vary respectfully.
J O. V A N O K S b K U
Alter iff «»f Falk eountv, O r a «« * .
Datori this ?0lh day of Fearuary, 190f.
T
Mohair Wanted.
r
E MASSACHUSETTS MOHAIR
PLUSH COM
peny are in the market for tbU year'« growth of
Oregon mohtir. spedai pricea far tap«rlor grades.
A / . Ray, agent, M4 • hart so* bw tiding, FtisÜ— A
Or*r««