THE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER
DALLAS, F R ID A Y ,JU L Y 11 . 1902.
uiLiHHiD E vbry F riday M orrih « A t 7:30.
V V . ^V. W A S H
■DllUR AMD PUOI Mirro*.
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SUBSCRIPTION R A T E S :
» 1 50............................................Per year
» 75
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Per six month«
40 ......................... Per three months
Advertising rates made known on
application. Correspondence is solicit
ed.
Fine Job Printing done at reasonable
trices.
COUNTY COURT.
I'KUBATK.
Sibley, J.
The sale of the real property of the
Handy htirs war confirmed »itid the
guardian ordered to make deed.
The final account of the C. P. Un-
rub estate wn. heard and approved.
The sale of tbs real properly of the
Theodore line estate was approved,
and final settlement is to take place
August 9th.
Thf administrator of the Mulana
V’ anderpool estate wa» ordered lo dis-
tribute fund on hand to heirs aud will
be discharged on filiug vouchers for
same.
T he report of sale of real property
of the T. A. Farley estate was eon-
firmed.
U. S. Laughary was made guardian
ad litem of the David Reddekopp
heirs and it was ordered that real es-
tate be sold at private sale.
J. E. Robertson was chosen guard
ian of Henrietia Robertson1 under
$900 bond, the property to be apprais-
ed by Frank Butler, C. C. Gardner
and W. D Gilliam.
The will of Mary A. Bell was admit-
ted to probate with Edward Bell and
J. I). Kelty as exeen'ors, the estate to
he appraised by S. iV. Fletcher, J. I.
Ball and G. L. Kelty.
COMMIHHIONKK8.
John Teal.
Seth Riggs.
The change in the Dallas and Grand
Ksnde road as prayed for by Jas.
Wooden and others was granted.
Ro>n! district 21 was allowed to
draw $20.50 from the general road
fund and district 9 was allowed $19.75
from the same fund.
The normal dormitory tax of $12.48
for 1900 was credited oil the roll.
J. G, Van Orsdel w»s given credit
for the amount of 1900 delinquent tax
roll as shown by the report ji resented
by him.
The bonds of the various county of-
ficers were examined and approved.
The county treasurer was given
credit for various amounts on differ-
eut accounts as shown by his records.
IlILIsA ALLOWED.
Roads and highways:
Western Clay C o ..................... $122 53
4 00
Ross Row ell.............................
0 90
John Auer ...........................
4 75
Puiild Ftindmaii.....................
5 90
J W a g n e r.................................
19 02
Jack A T im h erla k e.................
16 50
F A D o u ty ....................... . .
•10 25
Jas Wooden .............................
F G McLench .......................
5 00
Wm Bayne.................................
58 71
46 00
W McD T u r n e r ....................
Luckiamute Mill C o ..............
4 36
J N Jones................................. . 47 60
I) P S ta pleton ......................... . 33 00
Mill Creek Lumber C o .......... . 13 72
J 8 Talbott............................... . 29 00
100 00
Kenneth Cam pbell................
Win Fudge ...............................
8 50
IS 20
J B N e s m ith .............................
16 00
L G r o u n d ...............................
9 69
K C a m p b ell...............................
Ivie Bros.....................................
14 55
L *V Belieu................................. , 60 75
Rowell B r o s ...............................
27 20
Strong B r o s ...............................
6 00
3 50
C G erlli.....................................
5 84
70 00
K Brunk.....................................
H L F e n to n ...............................
9 18
66 00
J J Wdliams ...........................
51 10
T B H u n tle y .............................
Chas Boyle ............................... 124 00
64 00
W E G oodeH .............................
15 49
Thurston Lumber C o ..............
6 00
E Cham berlain.........................
Blessing A V a n s k ik e ..............
3 00
Pauper account:
D G Meador
........................... $ 8 00
M A Tut In-row...........................
7 00
C E H u n tley .............................
14 00
L N Woods
15 M
J I) Irvine..........
2 50
Election accou nt:
H A W ebster............
$ 2 00
E A T a ylor.................................
1 00
J M F ly n n ...................................
2 0«)
H H o lm a n .......................
3 00
1) J H olm es..................
11 60
Printing and stationery:
G len A Prudtiomme
fi9 4 <H)
J C Hay ter ...........................
7 30
E n terprise..............
4 30
C U Coed
10 60
Belt A Cheirington ..........
11 25
Itenrixer ....................
3 00
Salary a ccou n t;
E V Dahon ...................
$ M
Milo Woods .
40 00
W F Nichols . .
50 00
F E Mver .
75 oo
J E Nibley......................
r>fi (>r>
H B Cosper . . . .
24 00
D A H odge. .
80 00
A W F in k ................
27 85
U 8 Laugliary......................... 150 37
C L Htarr . .
134 23
J G YanOrsdel
149 43
Tracy Staats ........................... . 62 60
J T F o rd ......................................
A N Holman ............................
Jackson W h ile ...........................
M irid ian roils :
1) A Criichlow , hauling . . . .
J l) Irvine, fee» ........................
M 1> Ellis, lights ...................
J M Grant, collecting ta x e s ..
John Martin, wood ................
Coroner'a inqoest ...................
J K Kobbins, scalp .................
Ralph Henry, sca lp .................
K Eons, error in ass
50 00
20 00
25 00
OCR STAFF OF RUSTLERS-
W H A T TH E Y HAVE TO SAY A B O U T
T H E U O I N C S IN T H E C O U N T Y .
30 00
B o w To Find Oat.
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FRY’S DRUG STORE A
$ POHLE & BISHOP
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LEE^SMITH’S^CYCLERY
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C A TA B R H
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I MOWERS >8 AND ^ BINDERS
J. J. Wiseman is in Portland buy
ing goods.
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NORTH SP R IN C VALLEY.
Many loads of lumber pass down
from the Martin mill every day.
Mrs. Dr. Parrish anrl (taught r, Lila,
There are but few changes about o! M onm outh, have been here visiting
Grain looks well but is being dam
the court house. County Clerk Laugh her parents, Orlando Alderman and aged some by green aphis.
ary and his deputy are going ahead wife.
VV. W . W h ite has been introduced
just us during the past two years, and
3am TrtiBsell is building a new- into the mysteries of W oodcraft.
so are F. E Myer and his deputy
Tracy Htaats, in the assessor’s office. house and Edwin Gholson is helping
Treasurer D al'on and School Super H. N. Alderman make hay.
intendent Starr keep right ahead as of
Chas. Alderman and Chan Gilm ore
yore. Judge Sibley and Com m ission-j
have gone to their claims on Salmon
W hen goin g to the coast take the
ers Tea) and Riggs continue to trans
river.
Little N estucca roule. It is six miles
act county business at the old stand.
So far Sheriff Ford is going it alone,
Prayer meeting at the school house shorter. Route to Slab Creek, W oods
and Ocean Park. Good bridges and
everybody wondering who is going to | overy Wednesday evening.
no had lords. Estella Falls and other
be his deputy. It looks a little odd
Howard Bean was badly hurt in a scenic all raclions on the way. Fine
to not see ex-Sheriff Van Orsdel
tisliing all the way from toll ga<e to
around. After so faithful and success logging cam p near her»,
ful two terms of office, he is entitled
Percy Jennings has repainted his the beach. Good hotel and stable ac
to a good rest and has been spending buggy and Bert Alderman is to be com m odations and reasonable rates at
Little Nestucca Toll Gate, W m . Bax
several days iu Portland.
agent to the Oregon Nuraery Co.
ter A Son.
Just at noon Tuesday everybody j T h e Best P re s c rip tio n for M a l a r i a
waa startled by a fire alarm, und at chills and fevers is a bottle of G rove’s
once a great volume of smoke and Tasteless Chill T on ic It is sim ply
flame was seen going skyward near the iron aud quinine in a tasteless form.
city park and all bands and the Ore I No cure, no pay. Price 50 cents.
engine rushed in that direction. It i
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proved to be the barns of Joe Black !
OAKDALE.
We make hop ami fruit pipe and
and J. P. Robertson s'anding side by-
side. Some luiys playing in the bay-
John Robbins and fam ily, of Pio furnish piiin|is ami windmills. W a
ter, sieam and air heating plants put
bad cnreles.lv
dropped
a lighted neer, visited at Mr. Bird’s Sunday.
in
All kinds of copper and galvanis
match in Mr. Black’s barn. The on - ,
Mr. Kimball visited the Thurston ed iron work done. Satisfaction guar
Iv thing possible was to tear down the
buildings to prevent the spread of the logging cam p Sunday to see bis son, anteed.
lire. There being but little feed iu Alvin, who was cut in the knee there
G IV E US
either barn, the loss was less than last week.
A T R IA L
$3lH). Boys aud matches should uol
Mrs. Rowe spent the Fourth at
go together.
Newb.rg, Oliver Dennis and sons and
Alonxo Brown, wife and daughter, Joe Card aud wife at Salem.
Attention, Coasters.
RAKES AND TEDDERS
If f l
D E N T I S T
L A T E O F N O R T H PACIFIC
D E N TA L COLLEGE PO R T L A N D
Hua located in Dallas to practice bis
profession. He is a graduate of the
above named institution and is pre
pared to perform all dental operations
according to the latest scientific
methods.
OFFICE OVER D iLLiS SANK.
HOURS, 9 T O 5.
Misg ui Tinning!
Maud, are not m uch atuck after East
John and Louie
ern Oregon, where they are on a visit. from Newberg.
Landlord Baker is having a nice
sample room erected, facing railroad
street west of the Cottage hotel.
Ross Ellis and sister, Rertha, have
been taking a week’s horseback pleas
ure trip lo their claim s over in the Si-
letx basin,
Ex-County Judge W ells and wife at
Buena Vista spent Sunday with their
many fiicnds in Dallas.
Rowe
are
home
STEAMor
DYE W ORKS.«
Ralph Poppleton, of Portland, lias Sybil McDowell have returned from
there.
been visiting his kindred sronm l
Crowley, and Miss Lila Spalding, of
Mr«. Emma Foreman, of West Sa
Salem, is sojourning with Miss Em ma lem, has been visiting at the horns of
Riggs st Etna Farm.
T. 8. Burch.
which also bollds op tba system that baa
No one need be idle these days, as
E. C. Richard and w ife,of Portland,
suffered from them.
there ia a dem and for labor in all have beeu visiting the McDowell fam
It Is the hast medicine for all humors. | quarters.
ily.
GOODS DYED
TO SAMPLE
Anything from a pair of toiled glov
cs to the most elaUtrate silk gown
will receive the prom pt and cereful
R! ten lion of
Mrs. C. H. Walker, proprietor.
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WAGONS,
buggies
CARRIAGES
t All kinds of harvesting machinery and vehicles and
Z a great variety of extras. Plows and cultivators.
I WAGNER - BROS., - DALLAS :
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Hu Bouse Furnishing Company
SALEM A N D A L B A N Y .
The Largest Furniture, Carpet and W all Paper dealers in the W illam
ette valley above Portland. Have a correct measurement of your
room s and windows when you com e for carpets, wall paper and shades.
W e cut shades to fit w ithout charge and make them iu any width.
W e make our own mattresses and each is exactly as represented.
W e also make our own couches ami lounges and carry a large line of
coverings
the House Furnishing Company.
First door north of postoffice, Salem, Oregon.
Salem and A lbany.
BURROUGHS i FRASER
100 State Street - Salem
T h e Beet L i n i m e n t for S t r a in s .
Mr. F. H Wells, the m erchant at
Deer Park, Long 'aland, N. Y „ says:
" I always recommend Chamberlain’s!
Pain Balm as the best linim ent for I
FALK M
for strains. I used it Inal winter for
OKEGON
a severe lameness in tile side, resul -
ing from a strain, and was greatly | When you want your clothe* clean
pleased with the quick relief and cure
ed, dyed, n paired or prw w (l,)«iiT e
I it effected. For sals by A K. Wilson.
them wit.i VV. K. Elite, agent, at
Dallas.
R IC ’ .R E A LL .
W hat are Humors?
Hood's Sarsaparilla
STATE NORNAL SCHOOL
Much gradiug lias been done and
Fill a bottle or common glass with your
witer and let It stand twenty-four hours; a considerable gravel hauled by our re
12 40
sediment or set tiring road supervisors.
15 00 A n U n e q u w li c d a n d C o m p l e t e Re
tling indicates an
■ lim e of W n a t Y o u r F r l o n d s are
78 00
| Graduates of the school are ill con
Mr. Roberts und wife spent the
unhealthy condi
a n d Hav e B een La tely D o i n g .
79 80
stant demand ut salaries ranging fiom
tion of the kid Fourth at Salem and J. 11. Brown
45 05
neys; if it stains ang family passed Sunday with the
$40 lo 9100 a m onili. S iiu l.n l« luko
1 00
SUCARLOAF.
your linen it is Arndt family.
lire stai» exam inations durili* their
2 00
evidence of kid
collise in tini school and aie prepared
A
wet
Fourth
here.
ney
trouble
;
too
L.
B.
H
utted
and
wife
have
gone
19 4o
lo tecoive state certificates on gradua
frequent desire to back to San Jose, California, after vis
tion. Expenses range from $120 to
Finley Edgar and family made a
pass it or pain in iting her parents, J. J. Brown und
E v a n g e lic a l C a m p M e e tin g .
$175 s year. Strong nomini course
visit to »heir homestead last week.
the back is also wife.
Under a good sired tabernacle
and well «quipped training depart-
convincing proof that the kidneys and biad
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Our new mail carrier, Ralph H enry, der are out of order.
sttelched in the cool, shady nod
ni-nt. '1 hr fall term opens Septem
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on
hand.
grassy city park they are having in
What to Do.
ber 10th. For catalogue containing
teresting meetings in charge of Pre
There is comfort In the knowledge so
N eirlv all our people alien led the
full uiformutfou, address
C. H. Barberow and family left for often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-
siding Elder Poling. The day ses
Fourth at SUerkla i aud report a good
the
valley
next
m
orning
after
his
time
Root,
the
great
kidney
remedy
fulfills
every
E. D. R E S S L E R ,
sions have had a fair attendance and
wish in curing rheumatism, pain in the time.
large crowds have been out in the as mail carrier expired.
or
I'rcsident,
back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
Rev. James Matthew*,of Salem , will
evening. Am ong the campers are Mrs.
A gcod many claim holders are of the urinary passage, it corrects inability
J. V, B. Butler Secretary.
preach
here
next
Sunday
night.
Miner of Corvallis, Mrs. Oakes and rushing to their claim s to slay a few to held water and scalding pain in passing
family and Miss K em p from Portland, days as the town is to be opened for It, or bad effects following use of liquor,
Peler Nairn, w h o ’ was so badly hurt
Mrs. Edson from Lafayette.
Mrs. tiling July 21st.
wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant by an engine ¡some time ago, in rapid-1
necessity of being compelled to go often
Boydston and Mrs. Campbell from In
ly recovering.
dependence, President Poling and Y o u K n o w W h a t Y o u A r e T a k i n g during the day, and to get up many times
family. Rev. A A. W inter and wife when you take G rove’s Tasteless Chill during the night. The mild and the extra
Prof. Paul H. W ym an, of T a co m a ,'
and Miss Elsie Campbell, and Rev C. T on ic because the form ula is plainly ordinary effect of Sw am p -R oot Is soon and MU* Glennie Runnel*, of Mon-I
realized, it stands the highest for its won
T. Hurd and wife. Preachers Ira lt, printed on every bottle showing that derful cures of the most distressing cases. m outh, will teach our school next I »
T
Hallantyne, Busoni and Fisher occupy it is simply iron and quinine in a If you need a medicine you should have the year. They are both graduates of the
a single lent and no live chicken lias tasteless form. N o cure, no pay. 50 best. Sold by druggists in 50c. and$l. sizes. M onmouth Normal school.
been seen within a m il) oi it. Other cents.
You may have a sample bottle_of this
Quite a lot of clover was cu t before ¥
Your Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass, etc., at Fry’s j*
wonderful
diso«ery
ministers present are J. Bowersox, 8.
the late rain and will he damaged
and
a book that T tel la
M. W ood, H. A. Deck, B. J. Kelly and
drug store, near the post office, Salem. T h e Best
POPCORN.
some.
more about it, both sent
0 . L. Lovell, The Keystone League
Goods
for the Least Money.
absolutely
free
by
mail,
Misses
Dora
Evans
and
Florine
of Christian Endeavor is holding an
Mrs. Tho8. W oodley lias been ap
address Dr. Kilmer Sc Horn« of Swamp-Root.
interesting convention today and all H unt, also Guv and Roy M cDowell Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When writing men pointed postmistress at this place, to
H ouse paints, Floor Paints, Varnish Stains, Carriage pain's, Enani- A
day tomorrow will be devoted to the have been visiliug P. rlland kindred. tion reading this generous offer In this paper. succeed A. W . Th orn ton , resigned.
els and everything iu the paint line. Carter's Pure W hite Lead 7$ Jw
missionary cause. Sunday will be a
cents a pound. Pure boiled linseed oil 80 cents a gallon ; raw, 78 cents «0
L. D. Gibson and wife have a new
George
Clark
will
built!
a
hop
house
big day with a large crowd from the born 9 pound boy.
a gallon. Com e and see us.
^
at
his
new
yard
by
the
picnic
grounds.
1
country. The meeting may no* ad
CALVARY.
journ before the middle of next week.
J. C. Cannoy is replow ing his sum
W ill Y ocom will have a largo stock 1
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mer fallow.
Sam K ennedv and wife, of Dallas, barn built before harvest and on the
310 Com m ercial street, Salem.
£
V a ric o cele T r e a t m e n t .
visited John W alker and wife last first floor will place his m ilk separa- |
Henry Buliite and E. D. Richard
So maay people, old and young, and wife have beeu visiting in this vi Thursday.
tor.
1
are affected with varicocele that a cinity.
Rudolph Sim on is building a new
Joshua Bowles has about com pleted I
means of having it cured was som e
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barn.
a new dwelling house on his farm .
thing long sought for, and surgical 1
T o C u r e a C o l d In O n e Day
1
science lias been at fault untd very
Pearl
and
Viola
Alexander,
D.
Sta
The annual basket meeting of the
Take laxative b rom o quinine tablets
recently. Dr. Darrin, at Willamette All druggists refund the m oney if it j pleton and wife attended the celebra Polk and Y am hill county Christian
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£
f
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hotel, Salem, is now able to a ccom
churches will bo held on the picnic
fails to cure. Signature of E. W . tion in Portland.
plish it. absolutely without pain or
grounds here next Sunday, the 13th.
Grove on each box. 25 cents.
J.
E.
Rhodes
took
a
load
of
cherries
detention from business, so the cure
to Salem.
is permanent and lasting. As a proof
Etta Campbell, who has been sick *
M cC O Y .
of this assertion we tefer by permis
Grandma H elm ick, of Albany, has so long at St. V incent's hospital with ;
The church is being repaired.
sion, to Mr, A. J. Arm strong, cutter
typhoid fever, has returned hom e aud i
BLACKSMITHS, CARRIAGE MAKERS
I been visiting relatives here.
and chief assistant to ‘ -Nicoll. the T a i
t« rapidly recovering.
'T
AND HORSESHOERS
Lewis Mrtcken went to Portland
E. Davidson lias bought of Mr.
lor,” at 80 Third street, Portland.
Wednesday.
Mat Caldwell, of Scio, lias bought j
j Gaines four head of theCliester W hite
Read hie 'ard.
Have removed from State street to the corner of Ferry and
the 40 acre farm that once belonged to j
I P. Reese, of M onm outh, is here | nogs.
To whom it may con cern : W ith
Liiberty streets in Salem. Have always on hand buggy and -J j -
Fred PIumbeck.
out solicitation I volunteer my te.ti buying sheep and hogs.
earriage wheels, painted and in the white, and can p o t a set on T,
Johu W alker and fam ily attended
inonial in favor of Dr. Darrin, who
0 , D. Nairn Jr. is in Portian d work- |
your buggy in three hours at any time. Give us a call.
wU
Bob and Jim Tozier have gon e to services at Independence last Sunday.
cured me of an aggravated case of
ing for the J. I. Case Co.
Eastern Oregon to work this summer.
varicocele o f many years standing
W E8T8ALEM
^
Chas Richardson and Marshall Da
Had despaired of cure until eight
Mrs. T. J. Cherrington is spending
years ago I tried Dr. Darrin’s new vis spent the Fourth in Portland.
Clara Thacker was down from Tur the summer at Detroit, 50 miles cast
method and was permanently cured.
of Albany for her health.
J. M. Wise has returned to Baker ner last week.
I most emphatically recommend Dr
City to look after his music store at
Prof. Metzger is taking a sum mer !
Elfie W ann is working iu the Sa
Darrin as a skillful physician ami n
that place.
course of study at the University of
lem cream ery.
siraightforwrrd man in business. W ill
California, and Prof. Countrym an is
gladly confer wslh anyone, either in
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Mrs. Stewart's mother and father
Mrs. M . E. Gibson is staying with making some im provem ents at the
person or by letter, at 80 Third street, arrived recently from the east and in her son at llickreall.
college, He and wife will spend a
where 1 have been em ployed for .»ears tend locating in Oregon.
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J. H. Fletcher cam e in from Jeffer season at the Newport seaside before j
A. J. A kmstrong .
I going to his new college work in Io-
B E S T E Q U I P P Ì D S H O P *IN P O L X C O U N T Y )
Chas. Hazleton has fitted up a new son to celebrate tile 4th.
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hotel in the Andy 'Feeling house, to
DIR T TR A N S FE R S .
Frank H olm es and fam ily ■pent ,
F U L L L IN E O F S U N D O J .'S j
acconundoate the railroad men. W e
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last week at W illioit.
Albert Nichols, formerly of P'o-
wish the new enterprise success.
nerr, but now of Los Angeles,
[ e n a m e l i n g , b r a z i n g , a n d H c k t i -A V H v ~ o r k p o n e )
Mrs s»im. W hite and daughte, Miss
N a sa l
California, to K ugen- Byerley,
A S u s t a i n i n g Diet.
Ruth, have been at Svio.
RAMBLERS
. $35 to $65 H A R T F O R D ................................ $35 '
lots east of the Dallas public
These are the enervating days, when
COLUMBIA
. 40 to 70 V E D E T T E ....................................7.5 i
sch ool............................................ |150 as somebody lias said, men drop by
Ìs B o S B l
A. V . T hom pson and wife art o u t >
IMPERIAL
25 to 60 ID E A L ............................................. 25
In a!l its stages the.o /
J A Cromer and wife, c f Corval
the sunstroke as if the day of fire had from R ock Creek.
should be cleanliness.
(k
lis, to Gilbert Tyson, Falls City
dawned. They are frougiit wi h dan
Ed. Crossan is our new school di Ely’ s Cream Calm
Special Attention Given t o
residence property.......................... 450 ger to people whose systems are poor
rector and Edwin Elliott was re-tlect- cleanses, soothes and heals
J C Frink lo the Dallas Presby
Cut of T o w n Orders.
ly sustained; and this leads us to say jed clerk.
the diseased membrane.
terian church, a lot in Con-
It cures catarrh and drives
in the interests of the less robust of
key's addition............................... 100 our renders, that the full effect of
Mrs. A. K. W ilson, of Dallas, and away a coid iu the head
Hannah Graham lo John Guy. 7
Hood's Sarsaparilla is such as to sug her sisters. Misses A lice and Minnie quickly.
C r e a m B a lm !* placed Into the nostrils, spread«
acres u mile northwest of Dal
gest the propriety of calling this m edi Biederliiiden, • ■ Springfield, Missouri, j
las .................................................. 225 cine something beside a blood purifier visited at the Chapman hom e recent over the membrane and is absorbed. Relief is im
mediate and a euro follows. It is not drying—does
and tonic, say a su.-taining diet. It ly.
not produco sneezing. Large Size, 50 cents at Drug
Mrs. Grace Marvin, of Sacramento, makes it much easier to hear the heat,
gists or by mall; Trial Biz-, 10 cents by mail.
ar d Mrs. Lehman, of W oodland, Cali assures refreshing sleep, and will with
ELY BROTHERS, 56 Warren Street, New York.
S A L T C R E K.
fornia, are hers visiting their mother, out any doubt avert much sickuest at
Mrs. Henry McCarter, and sister,
Since the weather cleared up every
this time of year.
J. 0 . Shultz.
body is haying.
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There is to he a basket and ice
Mrs. Otis W ail is expected home
cream social at Oak Grove Saturday
evening, July 19th, for the benefit of from the hospital Saturday.
^*•1 ars vitiated or morbid fluids conn* the miuistsr.
Hay harvest is in full blast, the
In* tbs veins and aflectln* the tissues.
On account of bad weather on the crop being good.
They ars commonly due to detective diges
Fourth, the people of Amity had their
tion but are sometimes Inherited.
Mark Burch and Will Rowell cele
celebration last Tuesday.
How do they manliest themselves T
brated at Portland, and Perry and
In many forms of cutaneous eruption,
salt rheum or ecsema, pimples and boll»,
and In weakness, languor, general debility.
How are they expelled f By
O u- grange will meet Saturday,
T h o u s a n d s H a r e K id n e y T ro u b le
June 19th, aud may then adjourn till
a n d D o n ’ t K n o w it.
after harvest.
See that collar? W ell, wlien you
exam ine it you ktiow tliat therc ia
onlv one lnundry that can put such
an exquisite color and faullless finisli
ou it, and we niodeatly aiinoim ce that
it was done at the Salem steam laim-
dry.
I HAVE
A FEW
SECOND
HAND
CAM ERAS
All ju*t as good as new ones for
taking pictures.
hot showing
slight use. which I am offering at
ridiculously low figures.
P F E N N IG ,
Jeweler and Optician.
WILSON BLOCX.
Store» at
Q U I T W E A R IN G
S H A B B Y O L D S U IT S
BECAUSE
Salem Woolen Mills Store
2 5 4 C om m ercial Street.
Can furnish you a nice up to date suit for S10, o r;
even less.
S E A S O N A B L E S U G G E S T IO N S :
Sum m er shirts, cool underwear.
Sweaters, nobbv neckwear.
Linen dusters, fancy hose.
Boys and girls hose— two for a quarter.