THE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER
DALLAS, FR ID A Y, APB. 18. 1901-
i u i i H i D E v e n t F riday M orning A t 7:30.
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BD1TOH ANI) PHOPK1 KToB.
TH E DEMOCRAT TIC K ET.
COUNTY.
FirRepresentatlve—
N. L. B U lL tR . of Monmouth.
For Joint Representative—
I. M. SIMPSON, of Airlie.
For Sheriff—
J. T. FORD, of Dallas.
For Clerk—
DE.E SIMPSON, of Monmouth,
For Commissioner—
SETH RIGGS, of Crowley.
For TreiS urer—
E. V. DALTON, of Independence.
For Assessor—
F. E. MYER.of Smlthflsld.
For Surveyor—
L. GROUND, of Monmouth.
For Coroner —
W. S. CAREY, of Dallas.
SU BSC R IPTIO N B A T E S :
Hubert Huitor’s son, Ben., well
known in this county, committed sui
cide la-t weak by shooting him«elf
through the lisad at Westport, near
Aston*.
A R a g in g , R c a rln g F lo o d
John Auer and family, of Willumi- j
Tbonaand* Have Kidney Trouble
na. have been visiting John Boyer Washed down a telegraph line wiiieli
and Don’t Know it.
and family.
< ha*. C. Ellis, of Lisbon, la., had to
R o w T o F in d O a t.
Andrew Nelson has sold to Moliiu
E Stump ICO acr* s of land west of
Monmouth for f 2.630, and L. S. l'er-
kins has let Adrian Owen have eight
acres near Monmoth for #600.
H. E. Wagoner sold to K. E. Gray
lit* combined Entnrprise and West
Hale plant for $2,500, payable in 50
monthly installments of $o0 each.
News comes by way of Pert ’ .11 d
that a flow ol oil lia, been struck in I
the Hirschherg oil well being bored on j
the Bou W hittaker farm.
Miss Dura Boy is teaching near
Teal’s mill and Miss Id ith Houck, I
who has been teaching at Montgom-
try, will take lha place of Miss Frants
in the Dallas public school nest Mon
day.
C. A. Rice aud wife have a newborn
daughter.
The people at Liberty are highly
pleased with Mr. Daggett as a teacher,
he being a good disciplinarian and re
quiring the children to etudy.
Bishop Stanford, who has been pre
siding over the annual Evangelical
conference In Dallas, will be preach
ing at different point, in the valley up
to May 12th. He will pieuch at In
dependence on the evening ef May 1,1
at Buena Vista next forenoon and at
Suver in the evening.
Headache
kills, not necessarily suddenly,
but SURELY. It preys upon the
intellectual powers more than
we realize.
It consumes the
vitality faster than nature can
replenish it, and we cannot tell
just what moment a temporary
or complete aberration of the
mind will roeult. Headache and
pain should be promptly re
moved— but properly.
Many
pain cures are more harmful
than the pain.
Bew are.
If
you would be safe, take
m ii . . ’
P a in P ills .
"A s a result of aeuralgi* I lost the
- sieht
» - of my
. rii
’!*■• «7*. and the pein I
have suffered I Is lacessprehensihle, be
havs
Ing obliged to take opiates almost coo-
* friend
blend gave me one of Dr.
titotally. A
3,1s and it
It promt
promptly re-
Miles’ ’ Pain Phis
I then , purchased
1 teved m e . --------
------------ a boa - and
now my trouble ts gone. They have
also cured my daughter of nervous
headache, and I heartily recommend
them to others.“—W. J. CoxLEY. Bre-
mond, Texas.
Sold by Druggists. 25 Doses, 25 c.
Fill a bottle or common glass with your
water and let It stand twenty-four hours; a
sediment or set
tling Indicates an
unhealthy condt-
V7 tlon of the kid
neys; If It stains
your linen It Is
evidence of kid
ney trouble; too
frequent desire to
pass It or pain In
the back Is also
j convincing proof that the kidneys and blad-
1 der are out of order.
W h a t to Do.
There Is comfort In the knowledge so
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-
Root. the great kidney remedy fulfills every
wish In curing rheumatism, pain In the
back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
of the urinary passage. It corrects Inability
to hold water and scalding pain In passing
It, or bad effects following use of liquor,
wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up many time*
during the night. The mild and the extra
ordinary effect of Swamp-Root ts soon
realized. It stands the highest for Its won
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
If you need a medicine you should have tho
best. Sold by druggists In 50c. and»!, sizes.
You may have a sample bottle_of this
wonderful Tfiico very
and a book iaai tells
more about It. both sent
absolutely free by mall,
address Dr. Klltner & R om « of Swamp-Root
Co.. Binghamton. N. Y, When writing men
tion reading this generous offer In this paper.
The literary has adjourned until r -place. ‘-Htaadiiig waist deep in icy
the first Saturday night in November. water,” ho writes, gave me a terrible
1 ild and cough, ft gruw worse daily.
Mr. Jordon and sou, Hubert, are Finally the lie*t doctors iu Oakland,
hauling the brurh from the Ellis or* Neb., Sjcu x City and Omaha said I
chard, while D. M Uritelilow is plow* bud consumption and could not live,
ing that belonging to Mr. Parker.
riieii I began using Dr. King's New
Discoveiy and was wholly cured by
GREENW OOD.
six bo ttles” Positively guaranteed
—
for coughs, cold« and all throat m .J
Farmer* and hop growers are very lung troubles by all druggists. Price
busy.
bOc and $1.
John Bye s and fim ily have moved
, to their new home near Irving in Lane Y o u K n o w W h a t Y o u A r e T a k i n g
county. George Simon, Gid. Phil when you take Grove’s Tasteless Chill
lips and E . ET Yarnell assisted in driv Tonic because the formula is plainly
primed ou every bottle showing that
ing their cattle.
it is simply iron and quinine in a
U'andma Martin, who is 86 years tasteless form. No cure, no pay. 60
•Id, is very feeble.
cents.
John Young hue sold his chickens;
at »6 a dozen.
T o C u r e a C o l d In O n e D a y
Take laxative bromo quinine tablets.
Wo now have
Sunday school at All druggists refund the money if it
Oak Point.
fails to cure. Signature of E . W.
W ill. Simon it to have a new barn Grove on each box. 25 cents.
and granary and somu new fencing.
The Presbyterian church at Inde
M T. P ISC A H .
pendence has received seven doseu
individual communion oups.
All are making garden,
Perhaps 100 cords of slab wood have
Mr. Chase bus had his son at Dalfas
bi-en taken from Dallas to buru at the
under Doctor McCxllon’s care.
Perrydale flouring mill.
Mrs. Emma Shop« visited nt the
A foot bridge is to be built on the
home of her fattier, Goo. Shew, Sun
east side of the county bridge in Sher
day.
idan at a oust of $133.
Miss Hattie Hibbard ia home after
several weeks stay ill Dallas,
In a few weeks Tommie Lyons will
Miss Phillips is teaching at Guthrie go to spy the Lakeview county with a
view to locating there.
and boards with Mr. Gilson.
Sum nions.
In the circuit court of tlie state of Or*/ on
for tlie county of Polk.
A. P. Stair, as executor'
of the «‘»late of Henja.-
inin Tharp, decease«!,
plaintiff,
v*.
Croghau Rhoden, Nancy 1
Rhodes,
Andrew J . I
Chamberlain,
Louisa |
Chamberlain,
Frnueitt !
Pylmra, Martha Py- I
burn, Jftaper Pyburn, |
G*or/« M. Pyburn, Ad
eline J . Pyburn, Elijah
Pyburn, William J . Py.
bura, Amon Pyburn, jr,,
Caroline Suver- Fuqua,
Carlin
Suver* James,
Greenbury Suver, Mar
shall M. Suver, I(osun- j
ah J . Spri>{« and Janice ,
F . Levine, defendants. J
To Croghan Rhoden, Adeline J . Pyburn, Ro-
Hanah J . Sprigg and Jam es F. Levins, de
fendants:
IN T H E N AM E OF T H E S T A T E OF
Oregon, you and each of you are hereby re*
cjuired to apptar and answer the complaint til
ed against you in the above entitled suit on or
before the expiration of six weeks from the
date of the first publication of this summons,
to-wit, en or before the SOM) dav of May,
1902; that being the date of the last pub
lication of thie summons, and if you fail to
answer, fer want thereof, the plaintiff will
apply te the court for the relief praysd for
in hie complaint, and will take a decree
against you therefor, to-wit: That one Ben-
jainin Tharp, now deceased, on the 20th day
of March, 1898. that bein* the date of hi*
death, was, and fer more than 15 years prior
thereto was, and that his legal heirs now are
the owners in fee simple of the following de
scribed real estate, situated, lying ami being
in Polk county, state of Oregon, te-wit: A
part of the donation land claim of Amen Py-
burn and wife, Rachel Pyburn, notification
No. 1,722, claim No. 67, in township 10 smith,
range 4 west, of the Willamette meridian,
and bounded ah follows, to-wit: Beginning
at the northeast corner of «aid claim and run
ning thence west 57.93 chains, thence south 1
degree and 9 minutes east 20.78 chains, thence
eivHt 57.58 chains, thence north 20.78 chains
to the place of beginning, containing 120 acres
more or lee«; and also that said defendants,
nor either of them, have any right, title or
interest of, in or to said premises or any part
thrreof, and that said defendants, ami each
and every of them, and all persons claiming
by through er under them, or either of them,
be forever barred from all right, title, inter
est, ciaim or demand of in or to said premises,
or to any part or portion thereof, and for all
costs and disbursements incurred herein.
The date of the first publication of this
• ulumens is the 18th day of April, 1902, and
the date of the last publication is the 30th
day of May: 1902.
This summons is published by order of the
Honorable J . E. Sibley, judge of the county
court of Polk county, Oregon, duly made and
entered herein at chambers in the city of Dal
las, Polk county, Oregon, on the 17th day of
April, A. D „ 1902.
B U T L E R A COAD:
Attorneys for plaintiff.
|I 50 ............................................Per year
| 75 ...............................P ersia months
4 0 .............................Per three mouths
Advertising rates made known on
CALVARY.
application. Correspondence is solicit
D a m o c ra tlo S tate T ic k e t.
ed.
D. M. Calbreath has sold hie farm
The
state
convention
in
Portland
Fine Job Printing done at reasonable
last week required a two days’ session.
urices.
Farmers are very busy after their
Mre. J . E. Sibley and Mrs. F. J . Coad
Considerable time and great care was
Several Portland men are cutting
D r. M iles M e d ic a l C o ., E lk h a rt, In d .
little rest laat week.
will represent the Rebekaba at the
devoted to drafting a platform that
wood for Mr. Burklialter.
Newport state meeting next month.
would meet general approval. Not
SCHOOL M O N IY .
E. Evan* went np to hie ranch on
About 40 attended a d.inre given by
for years before has there been so
Pedee last Friday.
John VanOrsdel will soon go to
Percy Hibbard Friday evening.
The county superintendent has just milch unity of thought and action,
take charge of a cr«w of government
Mist France* Helmick has returned
made an apportionment as follows :
and an unueiially large vote is sure to
Miss Myitle Jones left for W ashing surveyor* in Wyoming.
to Rowland, where she lias been en ton, Wednesday, to remain for an in-
1—
Js s It Shepard, $07.
be polled. Unless Hie republicans can
gaged to teaeh another term of school. defln te time. Her sister, Nunnie,
2—
H G Campbell, $712.50.
hatch out more brotherly love than
Thomas Kinchin from North Dako
3— Geo W M ver, »04.50
now abounds, they will have far from W H A T T H E Y H A V E T O S A Y A B O U T
ta has bought a stock farm three
T H E D O I N C S IN T H E C O U N T Y .
Pearl
Alexander attended
the who has had poor health for tho past miles west of Pedee, and wants 200
a walk over. Tho democratic nomi-
year, will soon leave for tho same
Woodman supper at Buena V iet*.
yearling cattle to stock it.
A—Fred Johnson, »61.60.
nxes are all capatile and worthy men.
place.
Here they are: Governor, G. E. Cham A n U n e q u a l l e d n n d C o m p l e t e Re
We hear that Rudolph flimou in
We have but a few more bales of
berlain; supreme judge, It. F. Bon • u m e o f W h a t Y o u r F r i e n d s e re
7—
C C Gardner, »71.
Mr. Gilson has Mr. Jones helping
tends building a residence ou tlie east
a n d H ave Been Lately D o in g .
oat and clover hay for sale.
8— W W Smith, »46 60
ham ; secretary of slate, D. W. Sears,
’ n.l of the farm this summer. W on him plow.
«— A B Chandler. »130.50.
state treasurer. Henry Rlackman ; at
der if he inteDde to batch f
Wallace Fawk expects to sow 200
Miss Muuil Bell has been visiting
■ALL8TON.
10—
A W Fink, »129.
torney general, J . H. Raley; atate
acres of onts at Oak Grove.
Highland grange next Saturday at Miss Helen Koweliffe,of Dallas.
11—
Evan Evans, »34.50.
printer, J . E. Godfrey; school super
Grandma ifyeiley Is dangerously 1 o’clock. All graagtrs invited.
intendent, W. A. Wann ; United Stales
12—
O A Wolverton, »27.
Mrs. V . B. Bears, of Ballston, has
George Sbew’s son, Jam es, expects
sick and not expected to live.
13—
Frank Lucas, »387.
senator, C. E. S. Woed ; congress, first
J . M. Ted row sold three hogs last to leave Tuesday for Portland, to work been under treatment in a Portland
hospital.
district, J.~K. Weatherford; second
14—
C W Buell, $6.
Prof. Shipley sag sick last week week for six cents per pound.
during the summer.
15—
A Huston, »36.
district, W. F . Butcher; jo in t repre and Thos. Newbill taught in his place
Chas.
Shew
ie
working
for
Mr.
Mc
John Aloxandee, of Montana, nar
10— W E Williams, »81.
sentative for Polk and Lincoln coun
Sears Bros, have opened a bicycle rowly escaped being killed by au en Daniel near Dixie, and Amos Jones
17—
P V Besrs, *106,
ties, I. 11. Simpson.
for George Rowoliffe.
shop in Warren’s blacksmith shop.
gine explosion.
18—
F F Klievsr, $60.
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U R. O R E C O N C O N F E R E N C E .
19—
Kay Fawk, $04.60
Doctor Catey lanced Mies H attie
The family of F . W . Koyal have
Saturday last J . M, Tedrow started
*
20—
F 1) Bsvens, »36.60.
0
Hibbard’s
finger.
Tlie United Evangelical conference moved te the coast, where they have a to Dallas and when he arrived at
21—
Fred Hebding, * 108.
for Oregon convened in the M. E. place, lie will teach a summer school Mnnmouth his horse suddenly became
22—
M Rcrafford, $34 60
B E S T E Q U I P P E D S H O P IN P O L K C O U N T S
church south at Dallas at 8 :3 0 April there.
sick snd fell to the ground. It taok
A1 Shives, formerly of Buena Vista, *
0
2S—Willis Rowell, *25 60.
l l i h to hold its eighth annual sessi.in,
A dangerous operation was perform three hours of doctoring before the has ordered thia paper to his new #
24—
Paul Tâcheron, $01.60.
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Bishop Stanford presiding. After a ed on Mrs. V. B. Bears at tho Good horse was well enough to return home Portland address.
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25—
Js s Shepherd, $84
talk by the bishop, telling of the ad Samaritan hospital last Saturday witli him, but he hat entirely recover
20— W E Goodel!, $70.60.
After several years absence George « $ ( e n a m e l i n g , b w a z i n c , a n d L I C H T L A T H W O R K D O N E j
ed.
vancement of the church in the past She is getting along nicely.
27—
0 E Brooks, »27.
Muscott wnB here this week. He will
tho members were enrolled. The lay
0 RA M BLERS..........................$35 to $65|HARTFORD
28—
G G Hewitt, »30.
$35 0
T h e Beat P r e s c r i p t i o n f o r M a l a r i a go with hi* brother, Henry, to do
delegates were J . E. Phelps, of Flor
A V a lu a b le M e d ic ine
COLUMBIA ......................... 40 to 70 V E D E T T E
29—
.1 D Irvine, $643 50,
carpenter work ou the railroad.
%0
ence, Oliver Beer of Brookt, C. E
chills
and
fevers
¡9
a
bottle
of
Grove’s
IM PE R IA L ............................ 25 to 60 ID EA L ............
.... 2 5 ^
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I
have
uot
the
slighlest
hesitancy
30—
fl A Davis, »48.
McLauu of Suver, A. Peterson el
Felix Noel lisa been spending some
in
recommending
Chamberlain’s Tasteless Chill Tonic It is simply
31—
Ed Leose,$75.
Hillsboro, C. C. Gardner of Bridge
Special Attention Given to
Cough Remedy to all who are etifler- iron and quinine in a tasteless form. time w i ll his wife and daughter near
3 Ï— Edwin Elliott, *102.
port, G. C. Countryman of Dallas, Le
Los Angeles.
!
ing
from coughs or colds,” says Chae. No cure, no pay. Price 50 cents.
33— E N Hall, *115.5*.
Out of Town Orders.
vi Henkle of Corvallis, 1>. Htoutenherg
M. Cramer, E -q , a well known watch
34—
N Blair, $116 60.
Mr. Wagner ha« sobl the Independ
F A LL S* C I T Y .
of Dayton, A. F. Henry of Lafayette,
maker, of Colombo, Ceylon. ‘'It has
35—
J W Childsrs, $52.60.
ence Enterprise to s Mr. Gray ¡rom
K VF. Overlin of Portland, C. C.
30— K E Pearce, *61.
Cal Cramer and family have mov-d Eastern Oregon.
Brown of Bal.ni, C. E Cnlbreath of been some two years since the city
dispensary first called my attention to to Monmouth.
37—Cyrus Blair, $52 60.
Sweet Home, W. If. Hamilton of 8l
A. M. Stump and family are now
88—J H Brown, $48.
Johns and W H. Barendrick of Port thia valuable medicine, and I have re
On Wednesday evening, April 23rd, liviug in their home preperty north
peatedly used it and it bus always
39— F A Link, $58 60.
land. Itev H. A. Deek was chosen
ceen beneficial. I t has cured me the Ladies’ Aid society of the M. E. of the Methodist church and E tgsr
40—
L K Green, $70.60.
secretary with C. T. Hind as assistant.
church will give a measuring social at Bryan and wife have gone to board at
41—
C E Bohroeder, $93,
T he pastors of the Dallas churches quickly of all chest colds It is espec the patsouage with coffee uud cake.
Hotel Gail.
ially effective for children ami seldom
42—
L II Conner, $42.
were intrndueeil to tho conference,
takes more than one bottle to cure
43—
Albert Reiif, »70 50.
Mrs. Tate is visiting her daughter,
which then want into executive ses
them of hoarseness. I have persuad Mrs. Annie Gardner.
44—
Paul Fnndmnn, $9.
sion to examine into the characters (it
ed many to try this valuable medicine,
45—
Cass Itiggs, *31.50.
harrow s
the ministers and lay delsgates. All
and they art all as well pleased as
Mrs. Willard Gilbert is visiting her
46—
Percy Hadley, $19.50.
of them passed the required exam ina
mvuelf over the results.” For sale by mother, Mr*. Tellterow,
47— John Birtion, $75.
tion, With the ministers this means A, K. Wilson.
AND ALL KINDS OF
48—
Bum Morrison, *10.50.
that they have faithfully served their
Mrs. Glaze walked up to visit Mrs.
In all Its stages there ,
49—
V A Fish back, *30.
charges, that they have lifted the re
Teal.
should be cleanliness.
(j,
OAKDALE.
60—
Gerhard Braun, »00.
quired collections and that they have
Ely’s Cream Balm
61—
C L Barnhart, »54.
Frank
Butlvr
is
surveying
for
Mr.
not used totiaeco during the year. A
Mr. Roe and John have gone to
cleanses, soothes and heals
52—
N Crosier, »24
W atkios.
letter from Bishop Dube giving advice work in Peter Hanson’s hop yard.
the diseased membrane.
We htv# the Hancock disc plow, which has proved
53—
Wm Strong, »49 50.
It cures catarrh and drives
as to the work in this state was read.
Mrs. Esther Montgomery is visiting sway a cold la the head
54—
K it Riggs, »73 50.
M is» Lou Roe si>ent Sunday with
to
be the bestononow used inthe state. Call and seeit
J . L. Burns, of Lewisville, was grant
Mrs. Snyder at Corvallis.
quickly.
55—
Albert Teaeh, »33.
ed license to preach. A resoluti >n the Remington family north of Dal
C ream B a lm !s placed Into the nostrils, tpreads
le«.
60—Geo W Me Bee, »27.
There will be a gnod deal of fruit over the membrano and is absorbed. Relief is Im
regarding the work of the oliurch in
sprayed her* tbie summer; many have mediate and a cure follows. It is not drying-does
thia place was presented by Pastor A.
There wae preaohing Sunday.
68—O N Harrington, »58.60.
already hegau to spray.
not produce sneezing. Large Size, BO oents at Drug
A. W inter, ami etepe will be takan to
59— Augustus Bui hank, »27.
Mr. Macomber has been quite siok
gists or by mall; Trial 81zc, 10 cents by malL
build a church I n n au soon as possi
The
public
echcol
closes
Friday.
00— Frank Butler. »24.
ELY BROTHERS, 50 Warren Street, New York.
ble, Uev. E. 0 . Baaom was received with bronchitis hut is able to be oat
from the Central Pennsylvania con once more.
Mr. Dennnia will sow 10 aeres, and
02—
Warren Wright, *18.
ference. Holiday morning the Bishop
Allie Kimbsll expects to move to Frank Butler 20 acres, of clover.
03—
W B Hinshaw, »30.
preaolied to a full houae, the church Falls City isoo.
64— 8 H McElmurry, *68,60.
Ira Mehrling has purchase 1 the
being nicely decorated. At the afier-
05—
Oliver Balaton, *68.95,
Uncle Andrew Siefartb's family are Gordon Thotnpeon property, about
noon missionary meeting the bishop
preached an excellent sermon oil mis having a siege of lagrippe and the 160 acre*.
Itev. J . R. Q. Bussell on Thursday sions and missionary money to the Wright family ere having tho mumps.
Paying two prices for carpeti and wall paper. Buy
The Ladies Aid society of the Meth
o( last week at the Baptist parsonage amount of *600 waa subscribed , alt to
odist church mst at the paraonage and
C o o d for R h e u m a t is m .
ing from two to three times as much as anyothor
unite«I in marriage I). K Hall and lie pai«l within the coining year. At
Last fall I was taken with a very the fallowing officers wete re-elected :
Has a full li no of—
M issM yrtie Hubbard, pf Bridgeport. night Bishop Stanford preached a
concern in the Willamette valley is where we have
Mrs.
Leet,
president;
Mre.
Vanpoll,
severe attack of muscular rheumatism
the advantage. Another economic advantage is our
0. L. Hulen, on the old John Mor rousing pentecostal discourse to a which caused me great pain and' an vice president; Mr«. Colwell, secreta
DRUGS - CHEMICALS
ris place near SniitliHeld, will have a houseful! of people, while liev. G. H. noyance. After trying ssveral pre ry ; Mrs. Butler, treasurer. During
ability
to group remnants from both stores, thereby
PATENT
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MEDICINES
public sale tomorrow and soon go to Phelps preached at the M. K oliuich, scriptions aud rheumatic cures, 1 ‘. fit year »87 lias been raised by eo-
»aving
the remnants of one. These items alone
RUBBER
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GOODS
Lake county for the h esllh o l his wife, A. W. Brisk ley at the Baptist and decided to use Chamberlain’« Pain cials, »-winy, a name quilt aud a rag
make a great saving in the management of our bus
TOILET -
ARTICLES
Hank Wagner going along to look at Kev. J . M. Ballautyne at the Presby Balm, which I had Been advertised in carpet, ami given towards the pastor’s
the country. He has rented the farm terian church. Presiding Elder Pol the South Jersoyman. After two ap salary and furnishings and repair! (or
iness.
Sundries, etc. Pr»».-ri|itione car«
to Hugh Farmer on thu Livermore ing and Kev. H. L. Pratt were elected plications of this remedy 1 was much ilia slum'll and parsonage. Tlie so
jully
compounded
and
family
reel
¡¡-Is
delegates to the general conference
place.
belter, and alter using one bottle, wse i'ii ty iii< els every Weduseday after sarefnlly filled by one of exp erixo«. O U R M E T H O D S W I L L B E z V R I N S P E C T I O N .
which meets at Williamsport, Penn
noon.
M. Hay ter, dentiat, Wilson building sylvania, next October. Levi Henkle completely cured.—Sallie Harris, Sa-
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pharmaoy, 333 Commercial street,
If bw’d had itching piles. Tlisy’r*
cow that makea over three pnunda ol egate* to the same meeting. The
ROCK CREEK.
next to Damon Bros, groceiy store,
conference voted to retain the time
t-rri1 I t annoying; but Bucklen’a Ar
butter a day.
First door north of postoffice, Salem, Oregon. Store* at
limit for bishops aud presiding elders
J . L . Morrison’s blacksmith shop nica Salve will cure the warst eass of
O R E G O N Salem and Albany.
as at present, that is for a term of came near being burned Wednesday piles 011 earth. I t hat cured thou SALEM
four ytara and to be eligible to re- night. The fire started in the coal sands. For injuries’ pains or bodily
election but onee. After each after bin and waa well under way when it eruptions it’s the beet salve in the
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noon session tlie bishop gave interest was discovered near midnight.
A world. Price 25c a box. Cure guar
iug bilile rsadings. A vote of thanks part of the roof ami aide of the build anteed. Sold by all druggists.
for the free nee of the church was giv ing were burned, beside about a third
en and to the people of Dallaa f«r their of the coal.
N ORTH DALLAS.
Are Impure matters which the skin, g neroue hospitality. The last order
Temporarily removedlo
Potatoes
and
good
weather
arc
Wilson block with Dod
Everybody making garden.
liver, kidneys and other organa can of business Tuesday afternoon was scarce articles in this vtcinily.
son's Racket store.
stationing the preachers, which was
not take care of without help, there ia done ns follows : District, C. C. Pal
Tho recent rain* have been very
254 Com m ercial Street.
helpful to spring town grain.
R IC K R gA LL.
euch an accumulation of them.
ing, presiding elder; Alee*, to be sup
They Utter the whole system.
plied; lloren ce, T. A. Yost; Maple-
Georg* Coulee is building s new 1
Mrs. B. F. Lucas and children were
Hats of all kinds in all the prevailing shades.
Pimples, boils, cc/ei ia and other ton, \Y. Plowman; Brooks, G. L in Salem Saturday.
fence around his place and Mr. May
i* remodeling hia fence,
eruptions, loss of appetito, that tired Lovel; Beulah, 8. M. Wood; Lewis-
Mrs. J Mainer and dauglitor, Flo
V lie, 8. J . Lindsay; Corvallis, H. A
The correct things in spring shirts,
feeling, bilious turns, liu of indiges l>eck; Dallas, A. A. W inter; Dayton, ra, ars visiting J . W Fetier and wife. I II. M. Brown A Son* have recently
tion, dull headaches aud many other J . Bowersos ; Gaston, A. W. Bricklej ;
purchased six thoroughbred Jersey
John Bnrgard, of Portland, was
milch cows and a registered Jereey
Spring clothing for men and boys of latest and best j
Hillsboro, G H. Phelps; Independ among us Tuesday.
troubles are due to them.
bull.
ence. B. J . K elly; Kings Valley, W.
patterns.
I. . Arnold; Lafayette, C. T . Hurd;
A pleasant surprise parly was given ! Daniel Hollingsworth has sold quite
Portland, first church, H. L. Pratt; Miss Haiti« Gibson at the home of
second, E. C. Baeom ; Salem, C. A. her parents, Case Gibson and wife, a lot of strawberry plants to different
Furnishing goods that will please everybody.
Next door to P. O., Dallas. ^
Kahing; Sweet Home, F. E. Fisher; south of town. Thor« was uioelo, people.
R«moro all humors, overcome all Hi Johns, M. J . H sllanlyne; Troutdale, there were gsmns and a dainty lunch
One of the Bteffcy boys, living on
Behold new styles in show windows.
their effects» strengthen, tone and J . L. Burns, and D. If Metsger, pro- was served. The participant* were tlie Kraber farm, has a new wheel.
lessor in Dallas college The minis- Josie, Edith ind Grace Burch, Angie
invigorate tho whole system.
Mr. Digby, John Diehm, John and
isrs all ataried to their fields in good and Helen Southwick, Jcesie Stoner,!
It will give them plev»ure to welcome all
**I had salt rheum on my bands so that I oheer. The bishop will remain in the Rebecca Milee, Miss Coulter, Sarah Joel »haw have been woikmg for W
Valley beadquarters for hop wire. :$
eould not work. I took Hood's Sarsaparl'.la vallev for some time to visit the veri- Friceen, Bertha Holmes, Katie Fox, I C. Brown on the latter's farm.
Rest wire at lowest prices.
and it drove out tho humor. I continued oili fields of the conference. He has Vida Myer, Jease Lucas, Harry Sey
Its use till the sores disappeared." Mm. * church to dedicate at Gaston and mour, Mark Burch. Blaiu Soulhwick,
I BA O. Baow * Romford Palls, Me.
another at Bo*laville. The conference Isaac Goodell, I,ee Burch, John Kn*-
Mood’* S a -s n r
pro mi t o * to appointed a committee to raise the er, Clay Fox, Jesse dartin, Homer
59 State street, Salem.
endowment fund of Dali-* college White A. G Kempel, Wsrruu Burch,
o u rs an d ksapo tho p rom ise.
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A L T E R M ORLEY, Prop
Mr. Miles and Mr. Coulter.
»15,9U0 above its present amount.
OUR STAFF OF RUSTLERS-
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V J Turnidge, »43.50.
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| WAGNER - BROS., - DALLAS
71—W E Doty, *12.
1 NEW DRUG STORE
THE 3. K. PHARSII3Ï
STOP RIGHT NOW
the House Furnishing Company.
Jill Humors
Salem WooienMills Store
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Hood's Sarsaparilla
and Pills
P F E N N IG ,
Jeweler and Optician.
Hop Wire!
SALEM FENCE WORKS
POLK COUNTY PEOPLE.