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her daughter, Anna, live in D tlas. Ella ih the wife of Prof. R. F. Rubin son. school superintendent of Multno- ii.uli county. and Usorgia married DAÎ.US, FRIDAY, JULY 25. 1902. Reece Rob bin* and went to Alaska. W W. Bird and family live at the mill ami run the hop yard, which is on ; of the in the c uuty. It be l'BûitHBD K vbry F ridat M ormn « A t 7:30. ing after dinner time, Mr*. Bird fur nished 11 * a pitcher full of cool, rich W. A. WASH. sweet milk and oome delic'ou* warm BDITOU AND PHOPRIKToR. light hi van and butter. We departed through the timber for Oakdale, pass ing tt»e former home of Mr«. Garwood, SU B S C R IPT IO N K A T E S : now occupied by her Honinlaw, Oliver ^1 50 ................................... l ’er v.‘i»r Dennis, and that of J. S. Macoruber 4 75........................... Per nix months at the foot of the leng hill. Wood 40........................Per three month* and lumber hauler* were met all along Advertising rate* made known on the w iv and *o were other* going too application. Correspondence i* solicit- and from Falls City. A* we passed the school house which was once so THE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER * Fine Job Printing done at reasonable ■* Pl»ce for young people. meetings, we thought of what a scat- •*rice*. , , . . ... , f e r m e n t ther- ha.! been in the last .. . rrrr - -rr: - dozen <ir 15 years ami of the pocsihil- itie* of the fine n ck quarry just un PIO NE ER P IC K IN G S . der the hill. The home« of .1. M. W e have ju«t spent a day rambling Card, Jim Murphy, Andrew Hiefarth through the rolling timbered country and T. J Card are all in sight dua a lew miles wes*t and northwest sf Dal lly and through the timber to the las. Going north along the west side ea** lies the vallev in which Robert of Jas. Howe’s farm, we saw consider Farley and Asa Hhrevt raised to men able ripening grain ami hay shocks ami won e i large families. I he former by the hundred. .And now we are in has joined the great majority and his a densely wooded country, mostly widow lives in Dallas, where Mr. and grub oak, with quite a sprinkling of Mrs. Shreve are also «pen ling their big oak and tir tree*. We noticed that last days. After chatting awhile with on either side of the road last winter th e'la te and Murphy families a little had tieen cut several hundred cords of distance south, we struck out for our wood. Most «»f the oak wood will go home, having spent the day pleasant to the Portland market In a little ly. We found everywhere a spirit of valley to the east are hay field* and industry and an absence of rudeness patches of grain, the home of Ed. in speech or conduct. Oeiftg being at the north end of the val ley. In a rather diminutive but well C O U NTY COURT. cultivated valley west of the ridge along which we were traveling are the. Sibley, J. farms of H. J. Christiansen and Lee Humphrey. W e left the road and F. R. W elder was chosen adminis passed through their places to the road running north from the Boise trator of the estate of Marion Brower place. Mr. Christensen lives on the Weider under $1200 bond, the estate old Wm, Jackson place. W. D. Es *.o be appraised by X . E. Brown, Fred tell was iust beginning to build him a Kubin and N, II. Stonebiink. Final account of J, S. Bunker es new story and a half house. He is one of the thrifty kind who seldom go tate was approved, preferred claims to to town without taking something to be paid in full, aud balance to be dis jell. He has 140 chickens and had tributed prorata, and administrator just sold John Martin 30 mixed goats to be discharged after filing vouchers. at |2 50 each. Mr. Humprey was out Guardian of Henrietta Robertson making hay, of which he has an abun bad his bond increased to $ 2000 , the dance. He already had a good sized estate being larger than was supposed# barn, but has just erected a new one Final account of E liza Ann Rhodu- for his stock and their feed. This barger estate was set foj hearing Aug season he ra eed some vetches and ust 23rd. some clover and will increase the acre Petition to proba^ will of A. II. age next year of both. Mrs. Hum phrey has over 100 chickens and says Palmer was filed. they take from $3 to $4 worth of mar RICK RE ALL. ket stuff to town every week. She is a daughter of Solomon Ede« and a I*. C. Koser and his son, John, have grand daughter of Peler Syron, old returned from their claims and Miss timers. The neatness of her home Carrie Burch has returned from P ort and her children were pleasing. Here land. we are across the road in the hay J. Foster is here from eastern Ore field cf Mark Blodgett, where a few years ago w as a dense thicket of small gon wilh the family of his uncle 8 . T. oaks. He is now raising fine grain Burch. and grass and will add vetches jfco his George Smith and wife have been variety of crop. He l* raising 40 goats visiting his sister on Mission Bottom. and some poultry. He and Jt hn Mar Some of our folks went to the Oak tiu have exchanged their threshing Grove basket social. machine for a new Advance separator There was a party at t lie home of and will soon be out in the valley hull ing out grain for the farmers. At th y John Holmes on the Molaon place neaiby home of Charlie and George Monday evening. AN EXAMPLE CF M AN Y. sephine Smith, Grandma Morrow, Ella Young, Clara Shrunk, Mr. and C r a p h l c S to ry T o l d By a M o n t a v l l l n La d y. Mrs. Fred Hooper, Alice Shoemaker. W H A T T H E Y HA V E T O S A Y A B O U T W ITH A LAME BACK ? Ice cream, cake and candy were serv (Salem Journal) THE D O IN G S IN T H E C O U N T T . ed to all most lavishly. Miss Lena When a few months ago rumor* Kidney Trouble Makes Ton Miserable. Fawk then shot the group of merry An U n e q u v l'c d and C o m p le te Re maker« wilh her camera, ami later of the marvels that were being wrought • u m e nt W n a t Y o u r F r i e n d s a r e rybody all returned to their homes with light, in the offices of Dr. Darrin, at the a n d H av e B e e n L a t e l y D o i n g . e to kr now of the wonderful cheery hearts, thanking the hostess Willamette hotel, Salem, began to spread in this community, investig* cures made by Dr. for her generosity. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, tion was made; Dr. Darrin, his pa WEST SALEM. --------- - — the ereat kidney, liver Lent* and his reference« were inter The piiucipal of the B llston school and bladder remedy. B o rn , to M rs. E m m e t t S liin d le r a viewed. Among the latter, as (hen is to get $45 and his assistant $35 a It is the great medi «Oil. stated were men and women in all cal triumph of the nine month. walks of life, and they ail fcojd the Everybody busy haying teenth century dis Frank O’ Brien, of this county, is same story of quick and positive cure covered after years of There will be some wheat cut next I scientific research by running the St. Charles hotel at A l or benefit. To listen to them Dr. week if it slays as warm as it was last Dr. Kilmer, the emi bany. Darrin lias a first mortgage on s fame week. nent kidney and blad that will endure. Dr. Darrin is daily L. S. Perkin* is ag;iiu \ roprietur of der specialist, and is Frar.k Myer and wife visited at L. wonderfully successful in promptly curing the Monmouth ‘ling store, having in receipt of letters, couched in the same spirit. The following letter was D. Gibson’s Sunday. lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou bought out Mr. Brisbine. r reived by him from Mrs. Henri i. a bles and Bright’s Disease, which Is the worst W hat is the use of employing some prominent lady from the town oi Rev. Hniictl and tfife were viriting | form of kidney trouble. at J .C . ( ’annoys Sunday'. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root Is not reo one to do your dyeing for you? If Montavilla: .. , ... ... .................. . . ommended for everything but if you have kid- you use Putnam Fadeless dyes, you Dr. Darriu— Seven years ago in Mr». J. \Y . I hot-incut is visiting her ney. liver or bladder trouble It will be found can d o i t just as well ms a profession Portland, 1 was under your electrical aunt in Portland. Just the remedy you need. It has been tested al. Sold by A. K. Wilson at 10 cents medical treatment for discharging ear ... . In so many ways, in hospital work, in private and deafness of 8 years’ standing. Mr. Daily, of Idaho, is visiting nis j practice among the helpless too poor to pur a copy. You cured me aud I have never had a wister, Mrs. R. 8 . Evans. chase relief and has proved so successful in Dr. Embrea reports a daughter born return of the trouble. My husband E Starbuck and wife expects to 1 ®very ca« Vhlt ? sPe<:!al » rran? fm« nt ,IS’ to the wife of Georgo Remington, oi was treated at the same time for kid move to eastern Oregon to live with | ! who have not already tried it, may have a the Guthrie vicinity. ney trouble and lame back of three his daughter Mrs. Frizzell. sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book Let all correspondent* have consid- j years’ duration. All known remedies telling more about Swamp-Root and how to Y o u K n o w W h a t Y o u A r e T a k i n g find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. •rabte to say about all kinds of crops failed to cure him until he took your when you take Grove’s Tasteless Chill When writing mention reading this generous for the next two months. Do not j treatment. He has never had a re sin) ply «peak of crops in general, but turn of his ailment. Onr add re«* is Tonic because the formula is plainly offer in this paper and go into particulars about those worthy Montavilla, Or., formerly St. Helens. printed on every bottle showing that •end your address to O. M r s . F. 1). H knkici . of special mention. it is simply iron and quinine in a Dr. Kilmer it Co..Bing tasteless form. No cure, no pity. 50 hamton, N. Y. The Mrs. C. L. Hopkins, who has taught. regular fifty cent and Horn* of Swamp-Root lit reply to iuquirie» nr« take pleas cents. eo long at F’alls City, is to again have dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists. lire in announcing that Kly'c Liquid charge of the primary grade there. j Cruani Balm ia Ike tile «olid prepara S A L T CREEK. James Alexander has bought the tion of that admirable remedy iu that Mies Morris' elocutionary entertain Ingram place near Independence and i R cleanses and Born, to the wife of T. S. Brown, on lienle membrane* af- ment at the church last Wednesday will soon move there Sunday, July 13th, a daughter. j lee ted by nasal catarrh. There ia no evening was a success in every way. drying or sneezing. The Liquid Cream Salt Creek grange met as usual Mi«s Rosa Penrose, who has been Balm ia adapted to uae by patients last Saturday and decided to meet who have trouble in inhaling through and clean up the hall on the 31st. All in jKior health for some time, ha» gone 7 f i r s ' the noae and prefer »praying. The interested are invited to come and to Portland for the summer. price, including spraying tube, ia 75 bring your lunch. Clem Mathews, who has been in cents. Bold by druggists or mailed In all its stag«» thorn f ' eastern Orsgon for some time, has re T . S. Brown has acres of clover b Ely Brothers, 56 Warren street, should be cleanUue*s. ' ' •*•**•* from which he cut six good load« of turned to hi» home here. New York. E l}’ « Cream Balm V hay. UlR STAFF OI RUSTLRRS- jjq y o u GET UP N asal C A T A !? !’ ?? AIRLIE . John Remington reported to be im proving. Farmeis are about through vith th*ir hay and some ara cutting grain, cleanse«, soothes and heals the diseased membrane. It cures catarrh and uri’ oa the haul j * ” * .* cu“ 1 !l TH E Joe Brown,of McTiiumond'a valley, ia becoming a bloated land holder. Ue has recently added to hi» po»»ee»ioni the 800 acre Bewley place near there. Tlio use of the telephone i. tepidly increasing in all part» of the count; . A circuit »ecomiiiodating I I families iu this county is eoon to be srtclud. This year’* Chautauqua meeting at Gladstone park ws, prommuceJ tlio most successful one ever held there. As Oregon is still f ir short of sup plying all the hog products it con- aumea, and, aa price« are extra g.*>d and packing houses want to get « foot hold hero, there ia every reason why more hogs ought to he raised in this state. Not only throughout the country, but in every town of thi» county this tles are nearly ready to bloom and scatter their pestilential »eed. If old er ptople have not time to destroy them , many children could thus he utilized. BALFOUR. M E X CO., Buyers and shippers of grain. Warehouse at DERRY Sacks on usual terms. UNIVERSITY OF OREGON Lewis J 0 borer are moving their I C r.am B alm ia placed Into the nostrils, spreads the i ovartha mambrano a»,a I, »tobed. K«U .M »im - EUGENE, OREGON. Take laxative br-miu quinine tablets. saw mill from Berry’s Creek to w h e re ' aud s car. follow«. It la not drying—doe* All druggists lefund the money if it Wing plaee near Lewisville, not produce sneezing. Large Size, 50 eeuts at Drug- j The lir*t semester, session liK>2 3, opens Wednesday, September 17th. fails to cure. Signature of E. W . they » ill saw up oak lumber. gist» or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail. The following school* and college« are comprised in the university: Grad- Grove on each box. 25 cents. ELY BROTHERS, 50 Warren Street, New York, i Kosco Staats has returned front , mite school, college of literature, science and art*, college of science and en- Rainier. ; gineering, university academy, school of music, school of medicine, school of PIO NE ER . law. Tuition free, excepting in school« of law, medicine and music. Inci Mrs, 8 . Scanlin and ohildren are up Maggie Williams has basn visiting dental fee, $10; student body tax, $2.50 a year; cost of living from $100 to her uncle at Ballston and Ruby from Portland visiting her parents $200 a year. For catalogue, address, When going to the coast take the Woodward her grandma aud aunts at here. Little Nestucca route. It in six miles | R E G IS T R A R OF T H t U N IV E R S IT Y , E ugene, O re g o n . Dallas. Since U. 8 . lias acquired possession shorter. Route to Slab Greek, Woods of the Phillipines, binding twine has and ___ ______ Octal) Park. Good bridges and John Middleton, John Robbins and Newt. Woodward have sawed their gone up from 8 to 16 cents a pound. no j,ad lords. Estuila Fall* and other wood for winter. Wade W illiams ha* begun work on i scenlc attraction* on the way. Fine his new house. | fishing all the way from toll gn*e to The Humphrey brothers have been the beach. Good hotel and stable ac- improving their homes. Book agents are quite numerous iu | coin moda ti on* and reasonable rates at these parts, but as we can’ t read any -1 j Little Nestucca Toll Gate. YVm. Bax- O. N. Harrington had a runaway I ter <fc Son. and broken buggy while getting ready tiring but dutch they pa^-s us by. to take Mrs. Holman and Miss Mug- OnrilU Buchanan lias returned from gio Owen to their timber claims. Wren, where lie has bteu putting up hay. J. B. Netherton has been nursing a badly cut ankle and J. A. Williams Ed. Patras is iu southern Oregon has a bruised knee looking after timber lands. T o Cure a C o l d in O n e Day Attention, Coasters. Ming iû Tinning! A S u s ta in in g D ie t. OAKDALE. W e make hop and fruit pipe aud These are thé enervating day*, when Humphrey we took a zigzag course John Rowe and John Macomber furnish pumps and windmills. W a T O A D V E R T I S E O R E G O N . as somebody has said, men drop by through the timber for the old Wood have gone to eastern Oregon to work. ter, steam ancl air heating plants put in. All kinds of copper and galvaniz ward place. In several small open Arrangements are being made to the sunstroke as if the day of fire had Joe Card cut hi* foot very badly on ed iron work done. Satisfaction guar ings were nice fields of grass, grain advertise our state in the east on a dawned. They are f rough t wi h dan- and vetch hay. John Netherton has m oie extensive scale than tver before. gei to people whose systems are poor- his mower sickle, which will almost anteed. a new home on an eleven acre piece A number of the shrewdest emigra ly sustained; and this leads us to say ■lisiibl«' him fur the summer. I I G IV E US I I of land which the neighbors bad far tion promoter* in the land have been in the interests of the les 9 robust of # Alvin Kimball with his family will A T R IA L years supposed to bo railroad land. secured by the Harriman railroad svs- our reuders, that the full effect of return to the Thurston logging camp # He nought the adjoining small farm t'un, Thu leading spirit, G. M. Mc Hood’s Sarsaparilla is such a* to sug & f of N. I. Patterson. Ora Harrington Kinney, and hie assistants are mak gest the propriety of calling this medi NORTH * D A L L A S . A ft lives where we found his grandfather ing a tour of the whole state, explain cine something beside a blood purifier Everybody cutting and curing their Woodward 14 years ago, ami there in ing what they propose to do and ask and tonic, say a sustaining diet. I t | b E S T E Q U IP P E D S H O P IN P O L K C O U N T Y j after years we saw Chas. Woodward ing tlit assistance of the people in make* it much easier to bear the heat, 0 raising big hogs and salting his hay as bringing additional population. All assures refreshing sleep, and will with F U L L L IN E O F S U N D R IE S ! Mark Spivey has gone to work for A lie stored it away in the barn. Mr. they ask is that each county shall f ir- out any doubt avert much sickness at Pete Hansen on Salt Creek. — m — — — — Ma 0 Harrington has 84 goats that have nish a brief description of its resourc this tin e of vear. ilr [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 ij* Roht. Reed has quit working in the kept the undergrowth well subdued. es and inducements. Emigration CALVARY. saw m ill and will go to Wbiteson for RAMBLERS $35 to $65 H A R T F O R D $35 0 He now begins raising closer. Drink headquarters are to be established at -Aft COLUMBIA 40 to 70 V E D E T T E . 25 ing cold water in an old fashioned half a do ten prominent and central Highland grange will meet next liarvtel. wotk. S A LE M IM PERIAL ....................... 25 to 60 ID E A L ............................................... 25 ^ gourd direct from his spring was a re eastern cities, from which our litera Saturday at 8 o’clock in the evening, OREGON Mis« Linnie Mitchell has been visit minder of boyhood days. Springs «re ture will be distributed among those Special Attention Given to Mr*. Elliott. Mrs. Wagner and Ike ing at Bullston. numerous in that directum and the thinking of coming west. No special When you want your clothes clean water could not ho better. Here we region will be boomed, all being plac and Wes Fllliott, of Dallas, visited at Out of Town Orders. Misses Ada Franklin and Maud ed, dyed, repaired or pressed, leave are on another ridge road still larther ed on ail equality. Many localities the house of John Walker last week. Faulconer, who have been visiting | them wit.) W, R. Ellis, agent, ai wist, it being that running from Ei- have agreed to furnish from 50,000 to Dallas. Janie* Ted row and wife will spend Mrs. Lulu Remington, have »tu rn ed lendale over toward Mill creek. The 100,000 circulars or pamphlets for the next few weeks at the Befkuap to their homes at Sheridan. homes of Plato Mi-Fee, Newton Wood- dissemination through those agencies. spring*. waid. John Robbins, Win. Kuhnke The immigration agents came hare Mr. Mae and family are talking of and Hi. Richmond are on or near it. on their special train last Friday ev Viola Alexander was in Rickrtall moving to VVillnminu. When we first came to the country ening to consult with our board of last week visiting friends. Joe. John and Ciaud Shaw, and George Selby had a 160 acre home trade and prominent citizens a* to Anything from a pair of «oiled glov Oren McElmurry had the misfor Mr. Digby and son, are helping VV. 0. stead near the former site of Martin’s what Dallas could and should do in es to the most elaborate silk gown j sawmill. Since then be bought 50 the matter. The impression was that tune lately to sprain and get his foot Brown «t Son with their large crop of wiil receive the prompt and careful ; bay. acres more from Judge Boise and it was the best effort ever made along badly mashed between the spokes of a attentiou of thereon erected a dwelling and two that line ami should receive tlie hear wagon wheel. EOL A. large barns and this season lie has ty support of everybody. In speak Mr*. Maggie Walkei and her two added another big barn to bis grouj ing of th«* general subject Mr. Kinney little girls are in Dallas this week. Tom and Lynn Howard started to SALEM AND ALBANY. Oakville U a l w h e r e they expect to of buildings. He is curing 50 tons of HÄj(j . ‘«You have a far better hay, all of which will be stored in try as regard* climate and resources T h e B e s t P r e s c r i p t i o n f o r M a l a r i a reside in the future. The Largest Furniture, Carpet and W all Paper dealer* in the W illa m them for hi* 66 cattle and 75 goats. than that in which we propose to chills and fevexs is a bottle of Grove's j ette valley above Portland. Have a correct measurement of your Except in had winter weather they work. The Willamette valley ia in Tasteless Chill Tonic It is simply ] T \V. Briiuk sold a sow and her rooms and windows when you come for carpets, wall paper and shades. rnnge at will over a vast unsettled deed the garden spot of the world. iron and quinine in a tasteless form. pigs last week for $95, sent to C orval W e cut shades to fit without charge and make them in any width. lis. country west of him. Occasionally Having such a country, it you will No cure, no pay. Price 5Q cents. W e make our own mattresses and each is exactly as represented. they come up to be salted and count- i onjy prove it to the people of the west W e also make our own couches and lounges and carry a large lin* of Alf. Brown ha* rented the Pierce SUCARLOAF. ed. A number of old maids say that rtml the middle west, 100000 people coverings. ! Riggs place for next year and will it is a downright shame that so nice a vvill settle among you within the next | move there this fall. Gardners will Hay making is the order of the day. man a* Mr. Selby ha* no one to keep |jve years. The thing for yon to do ; go to their place in Linn county. house for him. Ami now we are at jt) prepare a statement of the facts Clarence Aikman and family went Fruit fs scarce and a good price KUendale, which was a noted place 40 imj place it in our hands for distrihu- to Dallas on business last week. j around here. and 50 year* ago. The grist mill of lion. For diversity and wealth of re First door north of postoffice, Salem, Oregon. Store* a t Messrs, Aikman, Henry and Par early days drew patronage from all up source, no «tat» in th« union can *ur- Mr*. Ferguson’* siiter from Fossil : | Salem and Albany. and down the valley ami quite a pop paaa Oregon. Your timber, your min rish have slashed three acre« for Ira visited her last week. ulation wa* o< mice ted with the w*«d- end«, your agricultural land, your fish Foreman on Boaver creek. eu mill afterward located there. To eries, your livestock, your wool, your Mr. ami Mrs Hunter spent Sunday Ralph Henry is improving. day not a vestige of either remain« at the home of her parents in Inde jairioa ami the power of your streams nxeept a few rutting timbers, scatter«! ,|^BB Bro „ „ „ „ m , resume The minute men have deserted Si- pendence. iron* and the two mill »tones in a upon which the dawn of a golden fu letz and vicinity to make a trip to Or The distillery men «old their hog-* fence corner aero** the road from ture ha« hardly opened. Yes, sir; egon City to file. this week in Salem. QUIT WEARING near the old »tore building. Up the your state is a great state. There i« ’ oad we go to another historic building, none greater. Your Willamette val T h e B e s t L i n i m e n t f o r S t r a i n s . See that collar? W ell, when von SHABBY OLD SU IT S Mr». Mihel, daughter and son are the old Hullock aaw mill, the timber* ley i* the garden spot of the world.” Mr. F. H. Well*, the merchant at visiting their relative»; they are on examine it you know that there ?* for which were hewed by LimUay There i« no district in the United Deer Park, Long Tsland, N. Y., say*: their wav to Los Angeles to join »Mr. only one laundry that ran put such Robbins over half a century ago. The State* equal to it for fertility of soil, " I al wnvM recommend Chamberlain’s Misti, whose health i* much improv an exquisite color and faultless finish old mill and it* roof are rotting away equality of climate and diversity of Pain Balm a* the best liniment for ed. on it, and we modestly announce that i and the one built in later years not resource. Ami your forests are the for strains. I used it lost winter for it was done at the Salem steam laun U Hayden ha* made himself a new dry. far away stand« idle. A dozen lug richest of anv state in the union. This a severe lameness in the side, result saw log* at the Hood gate in the null valley i* well adapted to people of the ing from a «train, and wa* greatly wagon. race seem to a«k why they are not put noddle west. Many independent far ph ased with the quick relief and cure A paitv was given at the home of to some better u*e. Mr*. Hal lock and mers hack there are looking for homes it effected. For sale by A. K. Wilson. 1 tile M i*» Vera Hrunk, in her houor I HAVE Tuesday afternoon July 15th celebrat A FEW 2 6 4 C o m m e rc ia l S treet. where climatic condition« are better S PR IN G VALLEY. ing her 6 th birthday. Those present than nt t i e r present abode« and Y’ era Brunk, Mamie Schaffer, where productiveness is equal to that There will he no preaching Sunday were: SECOND Can furnish you anice up to date suit for $10, ore T>«y In and out there is that feeling of of their present holding«. This vallev a* Mr. Thompson ha* gone to Seattle Glennie and Kexie Shoemaker. Ethel HAND can satisfy them in both respects.” fora short virit to hi* parents. Aug Hrunk. Mi hi red Smith, Meta Yourtg. weakness that make* a burden of itself. even less. The Corps of immigration agents are ust 3rd preaching by th* Baptist m in Earl, Ernest and Estol Brunk« Wal- i CAMERAS Food does not strengthen, ter Brown, Cecil Smith, Clifford and now making a tour of Eastern Oregon ister. bleep does not refresh. A ll ju«t a* g<xxl as new ones for Byron Brunk, Eh in »Schaffer, Leora g SEASO NABLE SUGGESTIONS: It 1« hard to do, lmrd to bestr, what and when they go back to their re- taking pictures. but showing J. R. Shepard commenced to hale Shanks, Rhoda Dickirson, Lena Fawk •boilId be easy, — vitality is on the t bb, and *|>ective locations will have a person slight use, which I am offering at hay f > r Mr. Penroee and W . B. Dun Ethel 8 miin, Mr. i n Mr*. Hezzie al knowledge of the country to which Summer -dnrts, cool underwear. the whole system suffers, ridiculously low figure*. they will »end those in search of new can this week. Brunk, Mr and Mr-, Reason Brunk. For this condition take Sweater', nobby neckwear. home*. The railroad* will shoulder Mrs. M. P. Logan and Miss Jessie Mrs. Edna BchafTr. l>ora Brown, Jo- I.inen dusters, fancy hose. by far the most cost and trouble in Bass, of Seattle, visited a few day* I t vita lise« the blood, give* vigor and bine whnt will he of most benefit to the with Mrs. W. B. Duncan. Boys and girls hose—two for a quarter. to p.H the organs and functions, and is public. Up to daW more than 2,0iH),- r a jv «'lively unequalled fo. all run-down or 000 pieces of de*crip»ive literature Farmers are husv rutting grain and debilitated conditions. “ la tnaa »OM« t d r«l.w . have been promised them for distri in a few week» J. K Shepard and O. ' Boon'« iii 1 - * ■ > -■ . • -i.. . - W i I.So N H U X 'K bution. K. Pru** will start their threshers. l ! 8 h S I Friflo 105 State Street Salem i LEE>*SMITH’S*CYCLERY STEAM»* DYE WORKS»* GOODS DYED T O SAMFLE Mrs. G.H. Walker, proprietor. Tie H ouse Furnishing Com pany the House Furnishing Company. BECAUSE Salem WoolenMilfs Store General Debility Hood's Sarsaparilla W P F E N N IG , Jeweler and Optician, g
