Mrs. B utler.
T H E POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER
Over-Work Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Tliere will be a weekly paper in the
future nam ed T he Fulls City Leader,
with Scutt L eavitt, editor.
DALLAS, FRIDAY, APE. 25. 1901.
Unhealthy Kidneys Mike Impure Blood.
H A R M u g Y.
J
STATE.
Fer Governor—
Geo. E. Chamberlain, of Multnomah.
For Supreme Judge—
B. F. Bonham, of Marion.
For Secretary of State—
D. W. Sears, of Polk.
State T re a su re r-
Henry Blackman, of Morrow.
Attorney General—
J. H. Raley, of Umatilla.
State Printer—
J. E. Godfrey, of Salem.
Superintendent of Public Instruction—
W. A. Wann, of Polk.
U. S. Senator—
C. E. S. Wood, of Multnomah.
Congressman, first district—
J. K. Weatherford, of Linn.
Congressman, secomd district—
W. F. Butcher,of Baker.
COUNTY.
ForRepresentatlve—
N. L. BUI LER. of Monmouth.
For Joint Representative—
I. M. SIMPSON, of Alrlie.
For Sheriff—
J. T. FORD, of Dallas.
For Clerk—
DEE SIMPSON, of Monmouth,
For Commissioner—
SETH RIGGS, of Crowley.
For Treasurer—
E. V. DALTON, of independence.
For Assessor —
F. E. MYER.of Smlthfleld.
For Surveyor—
L. GROUND, of Monmouth.
For Coroner—
W. S. CAREY, of Dallas.
O itk candidate for sheriff com es of
noted, honored and heroic pioueer
stock and lias proved him self no less
worthy th a n was his grandfathers
Col. N at. Ford and M ajor John
T horp. In 1844 each ef them oom-
m anded large com panies th a t crossed
th e plaice to Oregon a n d both of
them settled in th is co u u ty where
they became useful and leading clti-
tens. Every pioneer in a ll thia re
gion knew them . J o h n T . Ford wes
born a t R ickreall and his whole life
bas been sp en t in th is county. H e
has been before
th e publio long
enough for th e exposure of any poasi-
ble flaws in hia ch ara cte r a n d oonduet
but no one seems to have found a n y a
As deputy aheriff for four year» ha h»s
m ade a record th a t for efficiency and
trustw orthiness lias never been excell
ed by any co u n ty official.
COUNTY COURT.
PBOBATB.
Sibley, J .
N. Crosier was m ade guard ian of A.
J . Crosier, an in cu m p e te u t person
under $3,#00 bond.
The claim of J . 8 lfew bill against
the Kacliel Davidson e state for $77
was allowed, after being argued by J.
H . T ow nsend and Oscar Tlayter fur
and against.
T he guardian of Veva C ourier was
charged witli an inventory of 1476.
G uardian of the S teadm an heirs re
ported sale of real estate and annual
report in case of C. P. U nruh estate
was filed and approved.
Mrs. M am ie F ulkerson was m ade
executrix of the e state of her father,
H arvey L. B tanten.
Mrs. V anM oeshas beeu seriously ill
W. R. Birks near B allston sold a-
300A pound team for $210, they going
to Seattle.
B oy, the eleven year old soil of Mr.
slid Mrs. W. H. Boals, died yester.
day and th ere will be funeral servioes
a t the Presbyterian c h u rch at 2 o ’clock
today. H e will be laid to rest beside
G randpa and G randm a Boals in our
hom e of th e dead.
Y esterday noon a t the hom e of the
bride’s m other in D allas Miss Carrie
Garwood was m arried to W . L. Skip-
toil, a prosperous young business man
o f Salem , Rev. W. T. M atlock officiat
ing. T hey left a t ouee for a few days
delig h tfu l sojourn in P o rtlan d and
will then settle down s t the state cap
ital. Miss Garwood was raised here
and her disposition was such as to
win m any warm friends.
Geo Bowles and hie m o th er have re
tu rn ed from C alifornia, w here they
w ent som e m onths ago.
Mrs. Beatrice H are, of P ortland,
and Mrs. Addie D alrym ple, of Salem ,
were visiting relatives here th is week.
Spring Humors
Come In m ost people and cause ninny
troubles,— pim ples, boils and other
eruptions, besides loss of apiietite,
th a t tire d feeling, fits of biliousness,
Indigestion and headache.
Tho sooner one gets rid of them the
b e tte r, and the w ay to get rid of them
nnd to build tip the system th a t has
suffered fro m them is to take
H ood's Sarsaparilla
a n d P ills
F orm ing In com bination tho Spring
Medicine p a r exerllenre, of unequalled
adreugth In purifying the blood aa
ahotvn by unequalled, radical and per-
u ian en t cures of
S c ro fu la
S c a ld H o a d
All K ln d a o f H u m o r
B loo d Poif-onlns
C a ta r rh
Salt Rheum
Bolle, PI mplea
P s o ria s is
R h e u m atism
Dyspepsia, Eto
A ccept no su b stitu te, \m t be sure to
g * t l lo o d ’e, a n d g e t it today.
All the blood In your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
The kidneys are your
blood purifiers, they fil
ter out the wasie or
Mr. G u ttry and d a u g h te r, Docia,
Impurities in Ihe blood.
apeut S aturday and Sunday in Day- ■
It they are sick or out
ton a tte n d in g m eeting.
of order, they fall to do
their work.
T he Sunday school was held in tho
Pains, achesandrheu-
ch u rch Sunday the t i n t tim e for *ev-
matism come from ex
eral weeks on nocount of its being
cess of uric acid In the
newly pain ted , w hich has greatly im
blood, due to neglected
proved the looks.
kidney trouble.
,
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
Clarence B lanchard, who sp en t th e heart beats, and makes one feel as though
w inter at W hiteaon, is her# again lor they had heart trouble, because the heart la
th e aam m er.
over-working In pumping thick, kidney-
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
A Sunday school has hee organixad
It used to be considered that only urinary
at Pleasentview w ith K. A. P orter, ou- troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
| perintom lent, B. B B ranson, a n i s - but now modern science proves thst nearly
a n t and Mias Susie B ranson secretary . all constitutional diseases have their begin
ning tn kidney trouble.
If you ere stek you can make no mistake
A surprise p arty for Mrs. Yootim
was largely atten d ed last S atu rd sy by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's
eveuing.
S w am p -R o o t, tke great kidney remedy Is
V ernie D elaslim utt, who haa been soon realized. It stands the highest for Its
sick for some tim e , was taken to Mc wonderful cures of the most distressing cases
M innville to receive m edical tre a t and Is sold on Its merits
by all druggists tn flfty-
m ent.
cent and one-dotlar siz
es.
You may have a
L. D elaslim utt has moved to Mrs.
H asbrook’s place on lied P r a ir it,a u d sample bottle by mall nom. or s .a m p -B a o t.
free, also pamphlet telling you how to find
tb e will occupy it in house.
out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.'
Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton, N. Y.
OAKDALE.
T he A pril »bowor. do n o t please
those who have m ore grain to put in.
THE DEMOCHAT TICKET.
No Time to Lose
Y o u c an n o t afford to disregard
th e w arnings of a w e ak and
diseased h e art a n d p u t 08 ta k
ing th e prescription of th e
w orld’s greatest a u th o rity on
h e art and nervous disorders—
Miles’ Heart Cure.
If your h e a rt palpitates, flutters,
o r you are sh o rt of b re ath , have
sm o th erin g spells, pain in left
side, sho u ld er o r arm , you have
h e art tro u b le and are liable to
drop dead any m o m en t.
M ajor J. W. W oodcock, on« of the
best , known oil operators ln
in tu«
conn-
th«conn*
try . dropped
dead from h e a rt disease
drm
recently, a t his home in P o rtlan d , Ind.,
while mowing his law n.—The Prêta.
Mrs. M. A. Birdsall, W atkins, N. Y.,
whose portrait heads this advertise
ment, says: MI write this through grat
itude for benefits I received from Dr.
Miles’ H e art Cure. I had palpitation
of the heart, severe pains under the
left shoulder, and my general health
was m iserable. A few Dottles of Dr.
Miles’H eart Cure cured me entirely.
S o l d b y all D r u g g i s t s .
Dr. M ile s M e d ic a l Co., Elkh a rt, Ind.
OUR STAFF OF RUSTLERS-
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 .
An U n e q u a l l e d a n d C o m p l e t e Re
e u m e of W h a t Y o u r F r i e n d s are
a n d Hav e Been Lately D o i n g .
W EST SALEM.
F ra n k F iala and wife visited friends
here laet S unday.
George Goseer is back from Seattle
and a t w ork in Salem .
Mr. B ra n n a n t is building a n addi
tion to hie barn.
Mrs. M. A. C hapm an
lem last week.
visited in Sa
’Gene H a n n a and wife sp en t S u n
day a t th e M iller hom e.
Mr. N ichols and wife celebrated
th eir golden wedding anniversary one
day last week.
W . H . W ild and wife have moved to
Seattle.
W illie F o ster has gone to Iow a to
live w ith b is uncle.
Doug. Gibson is v isitin g his cousin.
Jo h n H olm es, n ear D erry.
A nother form er W est Haleniite, Miss
May Savage, was m arried lust week ill
Salem .
.
T. A. W an n and fam ily have moved
into tlie house lately occupied by W.
H. W ild.
Mr. H enry lias bought one of the
Johnson houses houses and will sood
move his family here,
A load of boys from Chem aw a cam e
over to the C hapm an place last week
and got a lot of m aple trees to p u t out
a t th e Indian school.
A V a l u a b le M e d i c i n e
" I have n o t the slightest hesitancy
in
recom m ending
C ham berlain's
Cough Rem edy to ail who are suffer
ing from coughs or colds,” says Chss.
M. Cram er, K-q , a well known watcli
m aker, of Colombo, Ceylon. “ It has
been some two years since th e eity
dispensary first called my a tte n tio n to
th is valuable m edicine, and I have re
peatedly used it and it has always
ooen beneficial. I t has cured eno
quickly of all chest colds It is espte-
lally affective for children and seldom
takes m ore th an one bottle to c u re
them of hoersenesa. I have persuad
ed m any to try thie valuable m edicine,
and they are all as well pleased as
myself over the results.” F or sale by
A, K. W ilson.
SUVER.
Some froet b u t fruit all rig h t.
Brass growing aed stock thriving.
E lm e r Gilliam and fam ily have
moved to the H allock plane.
HE well known and large establishment of the McMinnville Grange and
Farmers company’s stock, which was closed up some time ago for the benefit
of the creditors, was sold at a seal bid sale. K. Jacobson & Co. were the suc
cessful bidders, and are nowin possession of the entire grand merchandise stock,
amounting to nearly $20,000. The time is set for
T
Saturday, April 26, 1902, at 9 o’clock,
to commence closing out the entire stock at a great sacrafice Goods will be reduced
in price from one-third to one-half, Stock consists of the following lines; Dry goods,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and caps, Millinery, Fancy Goods, Notions, Cloaks,
Jackets, Mackintoshes, Rubber goods and a large stock of fresh groceries, The goods
need no recommendation, as the store is to well known to the public. The entire
stock must 1 e closed out within (>0 days at the McM Grange & Farmers Go’s location.
No goods will he delivered and no mail orders will be filled. Terms strictly CASH.
M ONM OUTH
R. JACOBSON & 00.,
P re p a ra tio n s are being m ade for a
P rospects good for a full crop of
good tim e the last day of school.
fruit.
Purchasers and owners of the McM. Grange & Farmers Co. estate.
W hile sliding down a post C het
T h e farm ers are ju b ile n t over the
Seifartii ran a sp lin ter in his side. Dr. price they received for th eir m ohair in
Carey took it o u t and he ia doing well. tbe pool a t D allas.
i
Mrs. H allock’s dam has been in
Jo h n S u m p ter lias finished a new
jured by flooding logs in the Lacreole. roller, and Gif. Z um w alt assisted by
Russel F iebback b a re m ade several
A R a g i n g , R o a r i n g Flood
hundred posts.
W ashed down a telegraph Hue which
O ra Towns retu rn ed from P o rtlan d
Chaa. C. Ellis, of Lisbon, la ., had to
replace. " S ta n d in g waist deep in icy and Rida C ham berlain liu* gone to
w ater,” lie writes, gave me a terrible work iu Dallas.
cold and cough. I t grew worse daily.
O ur school closed F riday after a
Finally the beet doctors in O akland, term of several successful m onths u n
Neb., Sioux C ity and O m aha said I der the m an agem ent of G. R. H uff.
had consum ption and could not live.
F. C. H aynes has moved and ha*
T hen I began using Dr. K in g ’s New
Discovery and was wholly cured by m ade a hen house o u t of tb e old
six b o ttle s ” Positively guaranteed sm oke house.
for coughs, colds and all th ro a t aud
George C lark a n d wife have been
lung troubles by all druggists, Price
on a visit to his brother R obert in
60c and $ 1 .
B lodgett Valley.
Positively no goods will be sold before 9 o’clock,
Saturday, April 26, J902.
Dr. H u n te r now lias a stock of
I. H . W healdon, who recently *old
his farm n o rth of Lewi*ville, to J . W.
drugs in th e old harnees shop.
W hite, has bou g h t the 1S5 acre W. S.
L u k e W olfe is working for W infield B ricker place a m ile east of D allas for
f lan n ery .
$4,500.
A vicious liog recently killed one ef
B row n’s cream ery began op eratin g
Mrs. F la n n e ry ’s fine turkeys.
yesterday.
Ja s. M athis was not pleased with
eastern O regon and retu rn e d satisfied
to live a n d die in W ebfoot.
M rs. S argeant and P earl R ange have
D r. Parrish and Mr. C oats passed
been visiting Newberg kindred.
*
Tire first swallows was seen last here T hursday, and W . M. Percivnl
drove through w ith a band of tine
Mrs. R ena W aterlieuse has re tu rn
Monday.
sheep.
ed to A lbany.
F ir trees and flowers were p la n te d
Tlie
Fishback
fam
ily
have
been
vis
Jo h n Riggs and wife have been over
on th e school grounds on A rbor day.
*
itin g a t R ickreall.
from Salem visiting th eir son B a rto n ,
E n n e ’ p ru n e orchard is a p retty
J. B. S tu m p has th ree m en busy
H en ry L atham ha* been Uid up
sig h t; the b u tts are w hitew ashed and
w ith w hat was first supposed to be
the top« are loaded w ith blossoms. tu rn in g over th e soil.
#
T he ground is nicely plowed by the
T he W heelock's will m ake 1200 hop sm allpox.
industrious girls, they and th eir m o th peles to su p p o rt th e ir trellis wires.
Seeding
alm ost done and then
er doing all the wotk.
YVilber Rhode* ha* gone to work in gardening in earnest.
J o h n Rem pel w ithin ten days had Ira S ullivan’* hop yard.
O ur form er railroad a g en t A rchie
bought to the value of $90 eggs which
Devue lias gone to G ran ts Pass.
Mr.
B
rew
ler,
who
is
77
year*
old,
were shipped from hers to P ortland.
lias th is spring c u t five ricks of \roon.
Mrs. Koser has been down from
Polk it gettin g up a base ball nine
Dixie visiting her d a u g h te r Mrs. Me
Mr.
P
u
tm
a
n
and
son
David
of
Y
am
th a t will be hard to heut, a n d have
K ee,
considerable cash to get their outfit h ill c o u n ty , are visiting th e D avis’.
P o rte r and C laud Frixzel cam e up j
w ith.
A llen Town has built a new wagon
from P o rtian 1 to visit th eir g ra u d p a t- j
gate,
a
n
d
Mr.
H
aynes
has
been
work-
P eter R eddtcopp shot m any geese
eni», Mr. a n d Mrs, A .C . T aylor.
in g in M onm outh for Ira Sm ith.
last week.
L ast year the bugs ate up n early all
T he H en ry H a m p to n place has the gardens aro u n d here. T lie few
Mrs. J o h n Q uiring died last week,
leaving five sm all child ren , th e y o u n g again changed hands, Mr. Nelson, of who used land plaster had far th e best
In dependence, selling o u t to Mr*. J. luck
est y e t in th e cradle,
B. Stum p.
G. G. Rem pel, Mr. Rose and the
Kliewer brothers have finished plow
The
EOLA.
ing and seeding.
Cleansin g;
G ilbert A P a tte rso n , have bought a
and H e a lin g
C u r e (o r
Y o u K n o w W h a t Y o u A r e T a k i n g tra c t of land, over a bundrod acres
when you take G rove’s Tasteless Clnll from Ben H ayden.
T onic because the form ula is plainly
Mr. B rophy bad nine m en at work
printed on every bottle show ing th a t S a tu rd ay p u ttin g up a woven wire
it is sim ply iron and q u in in e iu a fenoe, e x tra heavy. One of tlie men
Ely's Cream Balm
1 Easy anil pleasant to us
tasteless form . No cure, no pay. 50 waa se n t o u t by the fence dealer.
■
Contains
no injuriou
cents.
Idrujj.
T om m y B runk lost one of his fine
lit is quickly absorbed.
I Gives relief at once,
sows last week caused by fighting.
PEDEE.
POLK.
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CATARRH
GÂÎÂRHH
T he B elt A C h e rrin g to n drugstore
is e n ro u te to its new location w here
th e postoffice stood. I t was erected
by Joseph E m m o n s over tw enty years
ago.
Com e th is way for old papers fur
house cli-anting and o th er purposes.
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LEE^SMITH’S^CYCLERY
{ 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 y
FULL
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L IN E O F S U N D R I E S T
E N A M E L IN G , B R A Z IN G , A N D L IG H T L A T H W O R K D O N C j #
RAMBLERS.........................$35 to $65 H A R T F O R D ............................... $35**?
COLUMBIA......................... 40 to 70 VEDETTE
......................... 2 5 #
IM PERIAL........................... 25 to 60 IDEAL........................................... 25 JL
Special Attention Given to
Out of Town Orders.
PLOWS h a r r o w s CULTIVATORS
AND ALL KIN DS OF
i AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Wre have the Hancock disc plow, which has proved
to be the best onenow used inthe state. Call and seeit
WAGNER - BROS., - DALLAS
j i t opens ami Cleanses
Mrs. C lara B runk shipped th ree ef
C. W . Paget is q a ite ill with la-
her fine P ly m o u th Rock roosters to
grippe.
C lyde M itly .a t W enatchee, W ash.
W hile sh arp en in g a plow E lm er
B. I. Ferguson has bought the Asa
Lewie out his finger to th e bone.
S train place.
Ram and W illie M orrtion lias sold
Mr. T im m onds has cleared and is
th eir ra n ch to Ot K au.
fencing two acres ef land for the use
B ert Sim pson was over from 8 alera of it two y e ars; he is alm ost 80 years
show ing his ranch to a m an who old too.
th in k s of buying it.
T h e Best Pre scri pti on (o r M a l a r i a
Jo h n n ie Dyer has moved his m o th chills and feveis is a bottle of G rove’s
er and brother te Eugene.
Tasteless C hill T onic I t is sim ply
A Mr. Russell was .killed a t the iron and q u in in e in a tasteless form .
S paulding logging cam p by a tree fell No cure, no pay. Price 50 cents.
ing on linn.
POPCORN.
T o C u r e a C o l d in O n e Day
S u nshine and th o w eri very m ueh
T lie doctors pronounce a sm allpox
T ake laxative broino q u in in e tablets. case in this vicinity, b u t tbe people
m ixed.
All druggists refund the money if it say it is all bosh.
G rain prom ising and farm ers still fails to cure. S ig n atu re of E . W.
seeding.
Mrs, J. W. McDowell and son, H a r
Grove on each box. 25 cents.
ry, have been visitin g a t P o rtlan d .
H op yards in fine shape and reedy
B E T W E E N D A L LA S A N D DIXIE.
for train in g .
The E vans young people Sundayed
R ichard Erickson left laet week for with the McDowels.
Long traina of freights pass nearly
S eattle w here he expects to get am
every day.
At tlie school house last S aturday
ploym eut.
evening tliere waa e m easuring social,
Knoah C ham berlain w ai th e rig h t
F rank G um p end H a rry Burford to pay for a new organ, and a n um ber
m an to boai th e road. H is work
one was
have gone away, th e form er to P ort cam e from E ola. E ach
allows fer itself.
land aud tlie la tte r down on the C e l-' m easured and requested to p a y S co u ts
a fool and a c e n t for each ad ditional
G ood for R h e u m a t i s m ,
unibia.
inch. A nice lu n ch and th e n ice
L ast fall I was taken w ith a very
Mr. Krickaon has done a lot of clear cream was served. P a rtn e rs were
severe attack of m uscular rheum atism ing and now has th e ground plowed
chosen by grabbing eggs on each one
whiolt eaused me great pain and! a n
H enry Clifford has purchased a g e n of which Wat som e lad y ’s nam e. Re
noyance. After trying svveral pre
ceipts of tlie e vening exceeded $25.
scriptions and rh eu m atic cures, I tle Imggy horse of W aller Sellers.
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decided to us« d ia m b e rla iu 'e Pain
J o b C o u l d n ’t Have S tood It
W. C. Brown has sowu a bout fifty
Balm , which J had seen advertised in
acres to clover and m any o th er of
If he'd imd itc h in g piles. T hoy’re
the South Je rse y m an . A fter two a p
our farm ers are sowing sm aller tract* tsrribly a n n o y in g ; b u t B ucklan’e Ar
plications of this rem edy I was m uch
nica Salve will cure the w orst ease ef
iietter, and after using one liottle, wet
Mrs. C harley Guy was visiting at pile* on e a rth . I t ha» cured th o u
coai glete Iv cured.— Sallie H arris, Sa t . F. H e lm a n ’a last Sunday.
sands. For injuries’ pains or bodily
lem , N. J. For sale by A. K. W ilson,
W ill But* and J . H . H olm an left e ruptions it’s tlie best salve in the
for th s Hilet* c o u n try M onday where world. Price $5c a box. C ure g u a r
F A L L S O IT Y .
they will build e m it cabin*.
anteed. Sold by all druggists.
Mr L est h a t sold his farm to Mr,
Misee* A nna and E va F eU rson left
P S R R Y D A L I.
W atkins.
W ednesday for th e ir new home*. Ev*
> Mr. and Mrs. T ilto n , of E ugene, are goes to Lebanon and A n n a and baby
G randm a Z um w alt has been visit
visiting their d a u g h te r lire , N athan brothar to Oak Grove where they will ing her son Bruce a t Oregon C ity.
m ake th e ir hom e w ith Mr. Seely.
E m m ett.
H enry M cKee ind wife and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. J o h n Dielint h a re a
G race Y oung is w orking a t th e ba
E lliott attended th e funeral of Mrs.
new baby girl.
kery.
H om es have now been found for ell Sim ontou a t D allas.
C. I. H opkins wilt run- th e planer the Peterson c hildren, th e three juet
s i tb e M orrison A C ondon m ill, end older th an th e baby having gon*
Yeloie D ennis, In la n d M urphy, Allen some tjm e ago, Alex to Mr. Mack, of
T ravis and Milton G raham are work- j Coo t e r Hollow, M amie to Rev. Ma
ing there.
guire, of Lebanon, and E lm ar to H .
Mrs. Chaa. M cD onald ia sm iting B. But«, of Dallaa.
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QQU3 ify H EAD kn,v* ,n,i“,n“th"'
Heals and protects the membrane. Restores the
Senses of Taste anti Smell. Large size, 60 cents at
druggists or by mail; Trial size, 10 cent? by mail.
ELY BROTHERS, 56 Warren St. New York.
STOP RIGHT NOW
1 NEW DRUG STONE
MO. K. M IST
H as a fnil line of—
0RUGS - CHEMICALS
PATENT - MEDICINES
R U BBER
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GOODS
TOILET -
ARTICLES
S undries, etc. P rescrip tio n s care
jully com pounded and fam ily receipt?
«arefully tilled by one of experience.
Freeh and pnre d ru g s alw ays used
Prie»* alw ays reasonable a t th e O. K.
pharm acy , 333 C om m ercial street,
next to D am on Bro*. grocery «tore,
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 METHODS WILL BEAR INSPECTION.
the House Furnishing Company.
First door north of postoffice, Salem, Oregon.
Salem and Albany.
Stores at
OREGON
SA LEM
Tem porarily removed to
Wilson block w ith Dod
son's Racket store.
PFE N N IG ,
Jeweler and Optician.
Hop Wire!
Valley headquarter* for hop wire
Best wire at low est prices.
SALEM FENCE WORKS
59 State street, Salem.
W ALTER MORLEY, Prop
Salem WoolenMills Store!
2 5 4 Commercial Street.
Hats of all kinds in all the prevailing shades.
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The correct things in spring shirts,
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Spring clothing for men and boys of latest and bestjj|]
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patterns.
Furnishing goods that will please everybody.
Behold new styles in show windows.
It will give them pleasure to welcome all
POLK COUNTY PEOPLE