Polk County itemizer., June 27, 1902, Image 2

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DALLAS, FRIDAY, JUNE 27. 1902.
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S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S :
f l 5 0 ....................................... P er v a n
$ 7 5 ............................. Per *ix mouths
4 0 ......................... Per three month*
A d v ertisin g rates made known on
application. Correspondence ia solicit­
ed.
Pino Job P rin tin g done at reasonable
•»rices.
G o vk h n o R G uru will be petitioned to
call a special session o f llio legi.la tu ie
to enact a Hat salary law and do away !
with fees and perquisites for state o ffi­
cials.
As all political parties arc fav
to
go
into
office ill January would otherwise
he
under the present law to the
uf
their terms, it would seem
end
to
T h e republican press, its party lead
speakers
Oregon strongly urged
its
all
over
voters
to |
quel shows that as independent men
with minds of their own they did
scratch
their
not
j
ing for the best men regardless of par- !
the
prevailing senti-J
m ent in this state.
The election of
G eorge
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" STAR;• -H O R S E S H O E :'
"SPEARHEAD.""STANDARD NA V T."
" OLD PEACH A HONEY."
- SAW LO G ." " O L E VARC1NY"
or "M ASTER WORKMAN" Tobacco.
E. C h am ­
berlain for governor was not because ; s s ^ -B
lie was a democrat,
but
FL0R0D0RA ” BANDS art
e f same v a lu e as ta g s fr o m
tickets for
what to them seemed better men. V o t- j
ty has becom e
OltTlÆOTTTïI, OPIEGOTST.
[Hah ni Journal.]
I f the women would always set a
good exam ple, it would soon reform
An U n « q L S l < c d an d C o m p le t e Re
s u m e of Wn a t Y o u r Fri ends are
Almost everybody who reads the new». the men, as the men are con tin u al!)
Graduates of the sciami are in con­
a n d Have Been Lately D o i n g .
papers Is sure to kn< tow of the wonderful follow in g after the women, i f the
stant demand at »alunt-a ranging from
cures made by Dr. women could talk ou t of the tw o cor-
m
to $100 a m onth. P lu rim i» take
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, li rs o f her m onth at the same tim e,
the state e x a m in a tio n » during their
POPCORN.
the ereat kidney, liver
I there would he a good deal said on
comm in the nho<>l nud etc prepared
and bladder remedy.
J. VV. Phenicie and wife are hack |
to receive *t. t « certiorates on gradua­
It la the great medi­ both «ides. Dr. Darrin wants j net
from Ashland where they spent the*
tion
Expenses range from $120 to
cal triumph of the nine­ such advocates. N o one ton gu e or
w inter for her heal h.
teenth century dis­ c o n er of the mouth can tell o f the
$175 a year. S tro n g tit illis i courte
covered after years of wonderful cures he is p erform in g d ai­
and well «qu ipp ed training depart­
J. C. ('an n oy, L
1». Gibson and !
jl scientific research by ly at bis offices. T h e follow in g cates
ment. T h e fall term opens Sept* in­
P ran k Htarhuck have dipped their !
5 Dr. Kilmer, the emi­ substantiate hia wonderful s k ill:
t e r 16th. F o r catalogu e coat- i ing
shi ep.
nent kidney and blad­
Miss L Stanfield, 323 M ill street.
fu ll inform atfou, address
der specialist, and is
A . B. Gibson is still w orkin g and
wonderfully successful In promptly curing Salem, cured 10 years ago of deafness
E. D. R E S S L E R ,
im provin g the roads.
lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou­ and discharging ears.
or
P residen t,
J. 8. H eaten, W illa m e tte hotel, Sa­
H . K. M cD owell and Mr. Phenicie bles and Bright’s Disease, which lathe worst
lem , liver com plaint and dyspepsia ;
J. V , B. Butler Secretary.
are lookin g after their mines in the form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer’s S w a m p -R o o t is not rec­ ! cured.
southern part of the stale.
ommended for everything but if you have kid­
A. G. Byers, In dependence, Oregon,
ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found deafness since five years o ld ; cured in
Saved f r o m a n A w f u l Fate .
just the remedy you need. It has been tested
“ E veryb od y said I had consum p­ in so many ways. In hospital work, in private two months.
H . H . M cA llister, Salem, Oregon,
tion ” writes Mrs, A M. Shields, of practice, among the helpless too poor to pur­
Cham beis >urg, Pa., " I was so low af­ chase relief and has proved so successful in | eczem a; restored in six weeks.
ter six m ontns o f severe sickness, every case that a special arrangement has 1 Mrs. W , M. S m ith , Phoenix, A r izo ­
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caused by bay fever and asthm a, that been made by which all readers of this paper na, discharging ear all her li f e ; mired.
who have not already tried it, may have a
A1 T u rp in , W elle n , Oregon, heart
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few thought I could get well, hut I
sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book
h arried of the marvelous m erit of J)r. telling more about Swamp-Root and how to and stom&cn trou ble; rapidly recov-
K in g s '« New D iscovery for consum p­ find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. * rin g
Your Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass, etc., at Fry's 4
Miss T illie Grandi 11, Edison, W ash ­ !»
tion, used it, and was com pletely cur­ When writing mention reading this generous
drug store, near the postoffice, Salem. T h e Best ;4
in gton , eczema over the face for years;
e d ." F o r desperate throat and lung offer In thU paper and
cured.
diseases it is the safest cure in the send your address to
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Goods for the Least Money.
J. T . M cC lellan , pos’ master at To
world, and is infallible for coughs, Dr. Kilmer ArCo., Bing-1
House paints. F lo o r Paints, Varnish Stain«, Carriage pain's, Enztn* ^
nino,
W ash ington ,
deafness three
colds and bronchial affections. Gua­ hamton, N. Y. The
w els and eve ryth in g in the paint line. C arter’s P u re W h ite Lead 7$ ^
y e a rs ; cured.
ranteed bottles 50 c. and $1. T ria l bot­ regular fifty cent and Horn# of Sw am p-Root
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
Miss N ettie Rosenthal, San F ra n ­ ¡1 cents a pound. Puro boiled linseed oil 80 cents a gallon ;raw , 78 cen t»
tles free at all druggists.
cisco, weakness o f optic nerve and ca­
a gallon. Com e and see us.
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tarrh ; restored.
8 U N N Y SLOPE.
the Pfau place to E ola and You n gs
Mrs. 8. A. W h ile , 4.608 South L
Toe H opp er now lives in C aliforn ia have m oved from Salem to the Pfau street, Tacom a, W ash ington , pen par­
310 C om m ercial street, Salem .
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and the farmers are m ow ing their hay. place.
alysis ; cured.
James W. Pew, E aglepoin t, Oregon,
BALL8TON.
I). M. Calhreath has m oved from
dropsy o f heart and liver and dyspep­
P ark er to the John Pow ell place and
A great m any o f our people atten d ­ sia ; restored.
R ev. Springer and wife have been
John R. H ard in , M edford, Oregon ;
ed the pioneer picuic at Dallas.
down from P hilom ath .
cured two years ago of catarrh of the
A t the school m eeting N. M. C on ­
Clara M cCaleb and M r. W h eelock ner was re-elected director and H en ry head and stomach.
Jon a« Fat tin g ’s girl, Ashland, Ore­
have bought new mowers.
Butler clerk.
gon, paralysis o f hand*, feet and blad­
T h e Fishback brothers have made
T h ere were three graduates in the der ; cured.
for J. B. Stum p 1,000 posts and he public school this year, F lo ra M ayfield
Dr. Darrin remains at the W illa m ­
will build live m iles of woven wire and Edna and Jesse Butler.
/W\
ette hotel, Salem , until September 1st. />f<s
fence.
where he is prepared to treat all cura­
B L A C K S M I T H S , C A R R IA G E M A K E R S
Several of our young people attend­
AND HORSESHOERS
Lee and Re»tu Clark attended the ed the closin g exercises o f the Perry- ble chronic and private diseases.
pioneer picnic,
T h e ir uncle, Jas dale school last Friday.
A. K . W ilson and son, Janies, went ¡ T
Goodm an, whom their m other has
H ave removed from State street to the cornor of F erry and I 7T s
Craven Bros, havo shipped 23,000 to Portland Tuesday.
not *ron for 26 years, has just come
Liih vrty streets til Salem. H a v e always on hand huggy »m l - i a r
!
bushels
of
wheat
the
last
two
weeks.
from W ash ington .
carriage wheels, painted and in the white, and can p t a set on ' T ' ’
H en ry Stum p and wife have niovod
your buggy in three hours at any time. G ive us a call.
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A. W . T h o rn ton , station agent and over near T h u rsto n ’s sawmill.
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A . J. S hipley is to teach our fall
postm aster at this place, has secured
term of school.
Claud Dunn and wife and lie.-
a position with the com pany at P ort­
Farm ers around are sellin g their land and has gone there. F . W . R o y ­ nieces, A lm a Bradley of Portland and
wool at 13$ cents.
al succeeds him as station agent, and Goldie Garner of Spokane, are cam p­
he and Mrs, Tlios. W o o d ly have circu ­ in g for a few days at his claim near
T h e W h eelocks have plow ed up l a t e petitions for the postoffice.
the home of R ay Kitries beyond Falls
th eir ten acre hop yard.
C ity .
T h e Epworth Leagues of Polk and
W ill Fishback has gone to T urn er
Judge Boise lias granted a divorce ? »
Y a m h ill counties will hold a picnic at
T,r
cam p m eetin g and the fam ily o f Geo
the Balls ton picnic ground n ext Sat­ to Mrs. New ton Harris.
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■ev“
Sullivan are hack from Dove Island,
urday. T h e Ballston Sunday school
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w hile W ilb u r Rhodes is through work
will help. Tlios, N e w b ill and K ov
ing in the hop yards there.
[ b e s t e q u i p p e d s h o p i k p o l k c o u n t y ]
Stockton and Miss E dn a Butler have
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been appointed a com m ittee to make
H a p p y T i m e in O ld T o w n .
¡F U L L L I N E O F S U N L H i r s !
arrangem ents.
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“ W e felt very h appy," writes R. N.
# «I«- •»— « M S H W .H i ■ s i r , ifi
L'<ciÄ ¿i
In ell Its Bt*g*3 iTioro
B evill, Old T o w n , V a., "w h en Buck-
{E N A M E L IN G , B R A Z IN G , A N D L IGH T L&T : ì V. K K D O N C } i.*i
u t » yi) F
OAKDALE.
should be cleaniiue<8.
^
Ion’s A rn ica Salve w holly cured our
R A M B L E R S ........................ $35 to $65,H A R T F O R D
daughter o f a hid case of scald head.”
T h e Bird fam ily spent Sunday s t E ly’ s Cream Balm
$35#
clean«««, soothe« an i heals
C O L U M B IA
..................... 40 to 70 V E D E T T E .
It delights a ll who use it for cut«, Garl Me B ee’s and E dith R ow e is visit­ the d:*ea«e*l membrane.
25 #
• >., I M P E R I A L .......................... 25 to 60 ID E A L . ..
corns, burns, b, nines, b oil«, ulcers, ing Mrs. R em in gton .
Kidney Trouble Makes You
Miserable.
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support the entire tick et, but the se-J
hesitate to
STATE NORNAL SCHOOL
i
$
be the
proper thing.
ere and its public
W H A T TH E Y HAVE TO SAY A B O U T
T H E D O I N G S IN T H E C O U N T Y .
GOOD EXAM PLES.
H o v w o m e n W o u ld S oon R e f o rm
th o W h o le W o rld .
BUY
orable to such a law and as the newly
elected officials who are
Odi STAFF OF KLSTijEliS. J UQ YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
F R Y ' S 3 D PITTG S T O R E
g POHLE S BISHOP
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f
tance. In conclusion D. A . Polin g
made som e remarks and read a pio­
neer poem
that won praises from
thought he would make a safer and all quarters. A com m ittee, consist­
better executive officer. T h e repub­ in g of Dr. E m bree, T . J. H a y te r and
licans who voted for him are repub­ W . C. Brow n, awarded a rocking
chair to M orris Jones for bein g the
licans still, and had G overnor Geer
oldest pioneer present and another to
been nominated most of them would Joshua M cD aniel and wife for being
have supported him. M achine pol­ the oldest pioneer cou ple in attend­
ance. M r. M cD aniel and D r. Embree
ities and attem pted boss rule w o n 't
were made delegates to the state re-
always win.
. | union in Portland. I t was decided
—
t hat the third Saturday in June
R ICK R EA LL
I * f i° uLI hereafter be kuown as Pioneer
day, T h e same officers are to serve
A nephew o f A. F. Stoner is here I for another year, that is: President,
from Pennsylvania on
visit, and j J . H. H aw ley ; secretary and treasur-
Mrs. Tlios. Canfield lias gon e to visit j er, J. W . L e w is ; execu tive com m ittee,
an uncle in W isconsin.
VV. C. Brow n, W n . (»ra n t and Doctor
Embree. A vote of thanks was tend­
Mrs. M offat is out from N ew p o rt nt
ered to Mrs. Chace for the excellent
the home of her brother, George C.
song service a.ul to the speakers for
Smith.
their able addresses. Before the close
H . C. Seym our and Miss Georgia of the m orning session a half dozen
M yer have been over from S m itlifield well known you n g men appeared on
and Mrs J. F, V aughn is back from the stage dressed in gnudy blanket«
It cure3 catarrh ar. J drives
and painted faces and sang first a
Portlan d.
atyb j a cold lu ths head
Boston m an ’s song and then one in eruption «. In fallib le for piles. Only
H ath aw ay Yocoss has been clearing quickly.
Special Attention Given to
Mrs. Samuel Orr has returned to
25
cents
at
all
druggists.
In dian lin go, to Ihe great am usement
C rea m B a lm is placed Into the nostrils, spreads
land und John M acom ber is at home
St. V in ce n t’s hospital in Portland and
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G'utof T o w n Orders.
of all present. A fte r the m orn in g e x ­
over
tha
membrane
and
la
absorbed.
Re.ief
is
Im­
w ork in g for his father.
Frank Gibson and wife have been vis­
SUVER.
ercises, tho In d ian war veterans met
mediate and a cure follows. If. is not drying—doo*
itin g his sick m other in W est Salem .
E. K im b a ll and A. Siefarth are In ­ not produce sneezing. I.arge Size, 50 centu at Drug­
I end adopted the follow in g resolu tion «:
N o more school until fall.
Frank W a it is down from W ash in g­
"R esolved , that we, tho Indian war
dian wa. veterans and lik ely to receive gist* or by mall; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail.
A
well
is
being
driven
at
the
school
E L Y BROTHERS, 50 Warren Street, New York.
ton.
veterans of Polk county, do hereby
pensions.
i extend our thanks to our United house and farmers are hau ling wood
Mrs. J. Cox has been in Dallas con ­
W h ile M. D. Hubbard is at W alla
i States Senator. John II. M itchell and for w in ter,
sulting a physician as to her health.
W alla v i.it in g his daughter, Grace,
■ our representative, Thus. II. Tongue,
B. J. Bidders is ereoting a roller
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for having secured the passage of the flou rin g m ill on Soap Creek two miles Charlie and Jim w ill batch.
PIONm ERS’ R E U N IO N .
pen*ion bill for all Indian war veter­ rent beast of here.
Mrs. A lv in K im ba ll sam e down
ans, especially for Oregon and the Or­
from the Thurston lo ggin g cam p to
Last Saturday wan a d eligh tfu l day
A rural mail roulo inspector was have a felon lanced.
egon volunteers."
and at an early hour people began to
T h e list of those in attendance and around Monday.
arrive from all directions to help the
the date c f their arrival is as follow «:
J. J. W isem an and Miss Jessie went
pioneer« celebrate at th eir annual
J. T . James is o ver in W ash in gton
1814— Mrs E lizabeth Collins, T V
to Salem yestetday to attend the fu­
m eeting. T h e procession formed at
visitin g his son, Joseph.
I B Em bree, Mrs M ary H ayter, W illiam
neral o f Cliaa. Dunn, who was a son of
R A K E S AN T) T E D D E R S
10:45 in fron t o f the courthouse, head
j Grant, Joshua M cDaniel, J H Haw
T h o Southern Pacific will sell round Mrs. Lew is, a sister of the late Mrs.
ed by the M onmouth hand, but on ac­
D E N T I S T
U-y.
trip
tickets
for
the
Fourth
at
4
cents
W
isem
an.
count o f heat And dust not very m a­
1845— W ile y Norton, J J W illiam s, a mile.
ny pioneer« or Indian war veteran«
L A T E O F N O R T H P A C IF IC
H e n ry Cam pbell and his mother,
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18-1H— II J Richardson, Mrs A M
marched in line to the city park.
D E N T A L COLLEGE P O R T L A N D
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Uidwcll, D It Richardson, M rs E M Y ou K n o w W h a t Y o u A r e T a k i n g M. D. E llis and wife, Mrs. W m . Grant
There President J. H . H aw ley called
A l l kinds of harvesting machinery and vehicles and ¡1
Shaw, F M Collins, D M Guthrie, Mrs when you take G rove’s Tasteless C h ill and daughter, Ola, attended the Tur- | Has located in Dallas to practice bis
the A'Hemblage to order and alter m u­
j E R Fiako.
T on ic because tho form ula is plainly tier cam p m eeting last Sunday.
a great variety of extras. Plows and cultivators.
profession. H e is a graduate of the
sic by the band, a chorus by Dallas
1747— W C Brown, W I ) W healdon, printed on every bottle show ing that
Dow C oulter has been drivin g the above named institu tion and is pre­
«in fe rs and prayer by President Pol-
it i. sim ply iron and qu in ine in a
ing, Rev. VV. C. K antner, of Salem Mrs V irg in ia M cD aniel, 8 T Burch,
street sprinkler for Frank Zu m w alt pared to perform all dental operations
J Burch, Mrs Martha A Brown, Gen tasteless form . N o cure, no p ay. 50 this week.
according to the latest scien tific
d e liv e r «! n
a very
nriivvrtni
vnrv pleasing address
aunress. i
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,
..
»,
cents.
methods.
A m on g other th in g , he .aid that the... lrow^ J " « î ? 1* * **•/*
T h e street for two blocks near the
m eetin g. are peculiarly appropriate,
* 'V ,
i"’
CALVARY.
givin g a chance for re, ..wallof friend-
^ h .le a k e r , M r. Martha
«per M r. J If H aw ley.
. „ . I to a
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i.„ exper C o.per,
Jas. Alexan der and wife and J. M.
ships and
again
go over the
1848— B F W h iteak er, L A Come- j Ted row and wife attended tho pioneer
iencea o f bygone days. H e reminded
H O U R S, 9 T O 5.
E dith Owen and L o la Stark, of In- j
»vs , M r« Catherine Basket, Mrs M J j picnic at Dallas Saturday.
the audience that all pioneer m ove­
dependence, graduated at M t. Angel
Black.
m en t. have been westward and that
1850— T J H ayter, John Osborne, Jas. Alexandander sold e ig h t hogs college this weak.
this we.tern m ovem ent is destined to
Hathaway Y ocu m , E m m a J. Yocum . to W m . l ’ercival.
A ll children who signed the band j
Am ericanize the world. T h e Oregon i
1851—
Jns H owe, W in Liverm ore, J
SALEM A N D A L B A N Y .
pioneers brought the homo idea and
T h e Pom ona grange meets with tho of m ercy pledge w ill please m eet ai
\ Stouffer, Mrs E J H allock.
founded this great empire, and they
H igh lan d grange next Saturday at 10. the hom e of Mrs. L. C. Sm ith at 3 [
1852—
Ira K im h all, I«eizer K im b a ll,1
T h e Largest Fu rn iture, Carpet and W a ll Pap er dealers in the W illa m ­
o ’clock n ext Thursday to elect officers
also brought courage, energy, am bi­
K. A. Tedrow lme returned from the
e tte valley above P ortlan d . H a v e a correct m easurem ent of your
Morris Jones, H enry B verley, M is F
and to transact oth er businssi.
tion and intelligence, which make an j
room s and windows when you com e for carpets, w all paper and shades.
A W aters, Mrs M M B erry, 1> Shep­ agricultural college and Miss Frances
average Oregon gath ering above a
Mrs. M ary A. B sll died Juno 19th I
ard, W E Clark, Mrs JosephinoG rant, lle lm ic k attended the S odaville pic­
W e cut shades to fit w ith ou t charge and m ake them in any w id th .
sim ilar one in the east. *n com ing
at tho hom o south o f B eth el, where
Mrs H ester Ellis, M is S J Vernon, nic last week.
W e make our own mattresses and each is exa ctly as represented.
they suffered hardships, weariness and
she has lived for a fu ll h alf century, j
W e also make our own couches and lounges and carry a large line of
j Robert G rant, Miss Lou Lewis, Mrs
John W alk er and fam ily spent Sun
dangers, but gave us a state of marvel-
H er hu-hand, George C. B ell, was ac- !
M E H allock, Mrs Nancy Thom pson.
coverings
day in Dallas.
one dimensions, wonderful possibili- . u . ,,
. ,,
cid en tally killed near A m ity some 10
M « An n ie Em bree, Cass
tic«, big m l apples and R oyal Bur- I * J 0 n Lnt: “ * Aln,!!e
J. Boi man, of E ugene, was the years ago. T h e su rvivin g children 1
bank potatoes. T h ey deserve the best
-
8mP ^ 1 P A Johnson,
are M r*. Jn lia Jonas, o f Brooks, Mrs.
Mrs E A Lee.
guest of J M. Fedrow last week.
o f nil things and that their initial
Agnes Ite m , of Bethel, E dw in and Ol- j
1853—
Green Cam pbell, A N
Hal
i d « « « should be carried out until our«
ive, who are still on the old donation
i ck, Mrs W m Kuril. Mrs w ■ d a r k , I
First door north of postoffice, Salem, Oregon. Store* at
T o C u r e a C o l d in O n e Day
rank« am ong the proudest and best of
claim
Mr. and Mrs. Bell ware prom ­
J M Cam pbell, G W Mt Bee, Mrs Sa­
all the states. Before dinner there
T a k e laxative brom o quinine tablet«
Salem
and Albany.
inent figures in the early h istory of
rah P rice, J E D ickie, Mrs K 1) B y-j
w h s a charm ing quartet by Mr«. M etz­
A ll druggist« refund the m oney if it
th e Bethel neighborhood.
erley, Mrs Sarah A W a ter«, John W a ­
ger. .vlrs. Chase. Miss Morrison and
fails to cure. Signature of E . W .
Miss Gules. For the next hour tin ters, Mrs C atherine Garwood, L C G rove on each !>ox. 25 cents.
T h e Southern Pacific com pany an­
Cox Samuel Coed.
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well shaded and gras« covered park
nounce the sale o f reduced r ites on
8ce tliAt collar? W e ll, when you
1858— A J Richardson.
was dotted with dinner parties, all
account of th e 4th o f Ju ly. These fi- exa m in e it jo u know th at there is m
GREENW OOD.
B
egin
n
in
g
at
2:30
'h
e
re
was
a
sor
strangers being invited to com e up
gurs* w ill lie based at one and ons o n ly one lau n dry that can put such sml
io« o f ath letic events on the college
T h e neighbors helped W ill Sim on
and psrtake of the good things spread
Q U IT W E A R IN G
third fare for the round trip, m aking an exquisite color and faultless finish
campus witnessed by a large crowd of raise bis barn last Monday.
out. T h e session wn« resumed at 1 :30
i 4 cents a m ile round trip pas.age to on it, and we modestly announce Ilia ' o|8$
S H A B B Y O L D S U IT S
interested spectator«. T h e three lead
and after b ml music and a pioneer
K E. Ya rn ell made a business trip and from .laMi ns in Oregon. Tickets it was done at the Salem steam laun- "iS .
ing boys in tho 100 yard race go t e x ­ to N ew berg.
song by some little children, Rev. A.
will be on sale Ju ly 3rd and 4th, and
press wagons for their swiftness and
I»
A. W in te r« gave the occasional ad­
i w ill be good lor roturn up to and in-
Jay Butler, o f M onm outh, drew down
T
h
is
week’«
rain
was
a
great
h
elp
to
dress. He «aid that the nearest he
•ln din g the Bill. Celebrations w ill ba
a box ef cigars f«*r beating Ezra C on ­ gardens and late «own grain.
came to being a pionter was that his
held at the m ore im p o rta n t points.
ner and Prof. Reynolds in the fat
wife was a native daughter, T h e pio­
Our new school director is Isaac Isic.il agents will furnish all drt ills
m
an’s
race.
Mr.
Cam
pbell,
o
f
Port
neers hail made this a goodly country
land, won the 50 and the 100 yard Robertson amt John Simon re liains i on application.— W . E. Gom an, gen ­
and I heir children and grandchildren
eral passenger agen t.
dash, Merton E llis the discu« thrown as clerk.
should strive to deserve their inheri-
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and the half m ile run, B ert Teats the
It is advertised ih.it th e famous Eola
254 Com m ercial Street.
220 yard and ilie m ile run, and M ellie T h e Best Pre scription for M a l a r i a
hayseed hand w ill take part in the
Tcata the 120 yard hurdle race, badg­ chills and fcveis is a bottle o f Grove*»
celeb ration s t Salem n ext Friday ai d
Tasteless
C
h
ill
T
o
n
ic
I
t
is
sim
ply
es being awarded to them as well as
that the fireworks in the svsuin g will
to tlie second and th ird bo»t. Now iron and qu in ine in a tasteless form.
j be on a b ig scale. T h e surroundings
Few are entirely free from it.
came the baseball gam e between Polk N o cure, no pay. Price 50 cen t«.
of th e Gtaldeea of L ib erty in ths pa-
It may develop so slowly as to cause station and a picked up team of Dal
I rude will be georgeous.
*
E O LA .
Utile tf any disturbance during the whole lasites. T h e people took sides ami
period of childhood.
cheered th e ir favorites lu stily
A t,
An drew H olm an has rented Mr*.
E lection of officers after Sunday
It may then produce irregularity of the the end Dallas bail 11 points to four school the 20th. E veryon e interested | C lin ga n ’s property near the depot.
stomach and bowels, dyspepsia, catarrh, for the Polkitee. T w o well furnished
should be there and tako part,
and marked tendency to consumption
M;;rk E m bee and bis grandson are
stands close
by . did a
before manifesting Itself In much cutaneous refreshment
..
,
,,,.
Reason ¡trunk hat to carry one arm on a trip east o f the m ountains. *
eruption or glandular swell!:.*.
th rivin g business.
Ih e crowd was
It Is best to be sure that you are quite hardly en large as a year ago, but it in a »lin g on account of a very severe
attack of rheumatism.
IIT , V l T c L ^
~ U’
««J *»
« » « q u i t e well behaved, th ere being
w9
_
tin ili.tiirb au ce o f any kind. Many
Uns. G ardiner bad a good mare
outsiders
rem ained for the aocial die last Sunday,
flM beet of all medicine« tor all humors.
»nee given by the Woodmen in the
W IL S O N B L O C K .
have moved from
, evening.
m ajority of the people
in
because the
ft
the
state
N asal
LEE^SM ITH’S^CYCLERY
GATARüH i
25 5
j
DR. F. J. FRIEDRICH,
MOWERS
| WAGONS,
AND ** BINDERS H
b u g g ie s
CARRIAGES j;
WAGNER - BROS., - DALLAS
K S T J S r S l l L 'S S “ b’ ,l” ! OFFICE OVER DALLAS BANK.
Th Souse Fursishiag Coapany
the House Furnishing Company.
BECAUSE
C a r u r a s ¡Salem Woolen Mills Store!
At less than
Scrofula
Manufacture’s Prices
For sale at
P F E N N IG ,
Jeweler and Optician.
HOOd. S sarsaparilla
The Chamberlain»