Polk County itemizer. (Dallas, Or.) 1879-1927, August 22, 1902, Image 2

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POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER
DALLAS, FRIDAY, AUG. 22. 1902.
U B L I S H M U
Ë V K H Y
F R I D A Y
M O R . Y I N d
A T
7 J O .
V V . zV . W A S H ,
come to this resort, the
rougher ele­
OCR STAFF OF RUSTLERS- O v e r -W o r k W e a k e n s
Y our K idneys.
m ent seeming to regard it us not the
proper place for them.
W. A. \V.
W H A T T H E Y HAVE T O 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 .
U 'J Y O U
HEAR?
If Y o u C a n n o t U n d e r s t a n d C a p ita l
Le tters Y ou M u s t Be Deaf
A n UnecruaHed a n d C o m p l e t e Ro
s u m e of Wrvat Y o u r F r i e n d s are
a n d Hav e Been La tely D o in g .
Do Y o u W a n t to H e a r ?
Mr. A. G. Byeis, of Independence,
W E8T 8ALEM .
BD1TOK AMU P B O rK K Iu H .
i Or., was in town the o th e r day and
Mrs. Duff has sold her placo here.
! report* his cure of total deafness by
! Dr. Darrin as perm anent. He was so
D. J. Holmes is working in a Port­
nuicli pleased with tiie result th a t he
SU B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S :
land otffce.
brought his father for trea tm e nt for
»1 50 ......................................... Per v<*ar j o th e r troubles. We give below his
Mrs. Rebecca Skinner h a s bought
$ 7 5 ................................ Per six m onths
sworn sta te m ent, given last J u n e :
Mrs. S m ith ’s place here.
4 0 ............................ Per t h r e e m onths
Advertising rates made known on H o w Y o u n g M r. Byers Recovered
Chester W hite has gone to Kent,
Hearing.
application. Correspondence is solicit'
Mr. A. J. Byers, of Independence, W ashington, to stay with kiis brothers
ed.
G. W. C h a p m a n and wife have re­
F ine Job P rin tin g done at reasonable accompanied by his son, A . G. Byers,
called a t the Journal office this after­ turned from an o uting a t Ocean Park.
tric es.
noon and made a sta te m e n t relative
Mrs. M. E. Gibson and Mrs. Eliza­
to the condition of the younger man.
He hu<l been deaf from infancy, and beth H ughie are back from Kickreall.
Newport, A ugust 19, 1902.
the difficulty gradually increased to
Bert Barker has been spending sev­
About 140 of us arrived here by rail such extent that ho was alm ost totally
eral weeks with Ins m oth er, Mrs. D
to Yaquina and then live miles by deaf. Two m onth s ago the young man L Matheny.
boat at 6 o’clock last Saturday even­ came to Dr. Darrin for treatm ent, and
today called at the Jo urnul office to
Claud Matheny and wife were over
ing and the whole town a n d all the state t h a t lie can knar as well as any- ! from T acom a recently, visiting rela-
people from the surrounding hills’ body. The reporter talked to him in lives and friends here and a t Jefferson.
cottages and cam ps came down to a low tone of voice and was as good as
Last Sunday being Mrs. M. A
the best. This remarkable cure of ne­
tiie wharf to greet us. The Chenmwa cessity makes the young m an feel h ap C h a p m a n ’s seventy-fourth birthday,
I ndian band was aboard and so were py, and his father is more than pleas­ several of he r children gathered in to
help celebrate.
perhaps 75 teachers and atta che s from ed. T heir purpose in coming to the
Jo u r n a l office was to make a sta te ­
S h a t t e r s all R e c o rd s .
I ndian schools a n d reservations all ov­
m ent to the public c oncerning the
Twice in hospital, F. A. Gulledge.
er the northwest. The sessions of the wonderful cure.
A. G. B yeks .
Verbena, Ala., paid a vast sum to
institu te began a t the auditorium last
{Subscribed and sworn to before me, doctors to cure a severe case of piles,
evening with addresses of welcome b> E. Hofer, a notary public, in Halem, causing 24 tumors.
W hen all failed.
Oregon, this 10th day of J u n e , 1902. B ucklen’a Arnica salve soon cured
different p ro m in e n t men, and respons­
1. B o m ,
him.
Kubdues intla m m a tiou, con-
es by a num ber of workers am ong I n ­
Notary Public for Oregon,
qures aches, kills pains. Best salve in
dians in differe it parts of the coun­
the world. 25c. at all druggists.
A n o t h e r E q u a lly R e m a r k a b le
try. The institute will be in session
C u re .
F A LL 8 C ITY .
C. R. Durfee, a farm er residing near
all week. Several hundred Indians
from different reservations have come Shaw station, is one of the happiest
men in this county. For over 23 ,, Mr. Hollowed
...
. has sold 40 acres to
and are c am ping around in honor of
years be w,,» .leaf in the left ear. Af- | San,lle, k u m m e l
the occasion. Not less t h a n 3,000 te r treating with Dr. Darrin, Mr. D ur-
Mrs. Charles McDonald has been
persons are now here, only a bout 500 lee can hear perfectly in the left ear, visiting ¿Mrs. Glaze.
and
is
loud
in
his
praises
of
the
p
h
y
­
of whom are p e rm a n en t residents of
Home 9 700 feet of the Coast Rai ge
Newport. 1 he town is comparatively sician who so successfully treated him I
Mr. Durfee says th e restoration ul: his mill tlunie is now budt.
dull and sleepy except during the hearing is »> great relief to him, for he I
su m m er when great num bers flock in can now hear every sound, and local* i J u s ti n H u n t e r iscuttirig F. B u tle r’s
oat* and R andolph Butler is shocking
for pleasure and health. A mile over it. Miss Nellie, the d a u g h te r of Mr. | t h e m .
Dm
fee,
was
also
cured
by
Dr.
Darrin
the hill north of town, where Nye
of deafness and granulated eyes about
Mrs. Ensign is working for Mrs. J
creek enters the ocean, is the popular two m onth s ago. Mr. Durfee called at B. l «oil a n d her sister is stopping with
place for cam ping and surf bathing, the Jo u rn a l office a nd volunteered the old Mrs. Glaze
and about 150 cottages, m any of them above statem ent.
Mrs. Mary P a rry is visiting he r mo
quite nice, have been erected, and
Dr. D a r r i n ’s P l a c e of B u s i n e s s .
tlier and father before going to her
Dr. Darrin gives free exam ination to i future home at Seattle,
more are goiug up every year. The
owners occupy them during th e su m ­ all and when necessary gives medicine
J o h n Caldwell and wife and Mrs
in connection with electricity. T he
mer, and part of them are rented d u r ­ poor treated free ftom 10 to 11 daily, E lizabeth W right hove gone to Ne-
ing the winter. T h e winter climate except medicine. Those willing to t irts hay for a several weeks stay.
Mrs. J e n n ie Lcet is keeping the store
is said to be as attractive as the su m ­ pay, 10 to 5; evenings, 7 to 8; .Sun­ during Ins absence.
days, 10 to 3. ’Those wishing treat­
mer, and it is expected th at this will m ent (should call soon, as some cases
Miss Editli Montgomery is to teach
gradually become a winter resort. Dr. rebuire attention during the course of tho winter term of tho O a k h u rst dis­
C atarrh and chest troubles trict school. The school house has
M inthorn, formerly of Salem, has cure.
yield more readily d uring warm wea just had a second coat of white pain t
built a large sa nita rium on the bluff
tlier. Hutt'ereii from this class of and the stable is painted red.
a t the oceans edge south of Nye creek. troubles should nave th e m attended
At present it is mostly devoted to to at once.
A C u r e fo r C h o l e r a I n f a n t u m .
Errors of youth, blood taints, gleet,
“ Last May,” says Mrs. C urtis Baker
b a thing—hot or cold, salt or fresh wa­ impotency, varicocele, deafness, c a ­
of Bookwalter, Ohio, “ an in fan t child
ter, he having over 40 b a th rooms tarrh and stricture a specialty. All
of o u r neighbor’s was suffering from
which are well patronised. I t will chronic male and female diseases cholera infantum . T he doctor had
treated a t $5 a week, or in that, p r o ­ given up all hopes of recovery. I
doubtless become a popular water
portion to time, as the case may re­ took a bottle of C h am berlain’s Colic
cure establishment* The most prom quire. No case published, except by
Cholera and Diarrheoa Remedy to tbe
in en t Nye Creek man is S. G. Irwin, permission of tho patient. All busi­ house, telling them 1 felt sure it
ness relations with Dr. Darrin strictly would do good if used according to di-
to whom is due most of the credit of
confidential.
L e t U r s j o i inquiry , ans- reelions. In two (lav’s time the child
,,
the upbuilding of the settlement, lie wrtvd. Circulars
and question blanks
recoïered, and is now (near
opened his home tc acornmodate a sent free. Eyes tested and glasses tu- , v a ye»r
via.
year since)
since) a a vigorous,
healthy
few boarders and the demand c ontin­ toil. Dr. Darrin ’s offices are at the girl. 1 have recommended this R e m ­
Willam ette Hotel, Halem, until N* edy frequently and have never known
ued to increase until he had to build vember lut only.— Journul.
it to fail in a ny single instance.” For
an addition of 20 rooms, and today lx*
sale by A. K. Wilson.
COUNCIL MEETING.
lias 50 boarders. Two grocery stores
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All W ore S a v e d .
Mrs. Gertie Roach, of Halem. is vis­
“ For years 1 suffered such untold iting he r parents. Thus. Elliott and
misery from bronchitis,” writes J. H. wife.
Johnson, of B r u gutou, Ga., “ t h a t ol-
Miss Beatrice King, who has been
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood. ten 1 was unable to work. T h en , visiting
her m oth er, Mrs Rich, leaves
when e verything else failed, 1 was
All tho blood in your body passes through wholly cured by Dr. Kind's New Dis- today for hom e in Canada.
your kidneys once every three minutes.
covery for c o m u m p t iu u . My wile sul-
w
ti ..................................
Mr.
Koehler, of t i n So u th e rn Pa
The I ‘
uii i t b l li- r e ,
hl00d n dM fT V\!rem
i u l e , "‘e ' v fr" " i a .th r n a , till il
¡fu,, . p e n i W vd u aad ay u
ter Olii t h » ¿ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ I
cure.1 lie r , and a ll Olir e x p r r ie n c e g o » . ¡„..king rfltrr iu te n d v d m .p m v e in e n li..
waxte or tl) „,1I)W it ÌH u... | K. , t i-roup meditane 1
ter out thè wute
Impurities In the blood.
It i* .aid th a t two different ermi pa-
If they are sick or out iti tlic World.” A trial will convince . .
,
of order, they fell to do JTOU it • unrivaled lor throat and lung me» are now einli-avoring to «.«tire
tile rig h t of way lor a r ^ d i u a d Let went
diceawH. Onariiteetl bottle» 50 cell!» *u
thelr work
Pains, aches and rheu- and 91.00. Trial bottle* tree a t all here slid tlieSile tx basin.
metism come from ex- ! druggist»
J a n i to r Woods has in the court hou«e
cess of uric acid In the 1
basem ent for the v e a rs run 40 cords
blood, due to neglected
F
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V
E
M
I
L
E
.
kidney trouble.
of oak and 40 of lir, which lie thinks
Kidney trouble cause* quick or unsteady
D. A. Guthrie lia» a painful gath er- will he more th a n sufficient to run
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
.
..
,
him d uring the cold season.
they had heart trouble, because the heart^ls 'lf? 0,1 **'* t
Jeweler Pfennig will soon move i n ­
h £ £ l through
' , i . S Pin
. L ,hlCa
,ki1n*y-
Several Five,oilers
went
to c h u r c h to the store room now occupied by
poisoned blood
veins
and k ' arteries.
v
.
Ross Ellis, who will change to the
It used to be considered that only urinary at
6 ^reek Sunday.
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
Connard
Connard T
Townsend is working ill I'glow building. T his will be a most
satisfactory cli-uge all around and
iii'rn
Z , i n o f » ^ diseases
i' " Ce Pa°Ve*,'»hV
“ rly the Gardiner sawmill
All
constitutional
have their r begin­
give Mr. Pfennig a chance to better
ning
in
kidney
trouble.
Mr " Townsend ’ and wife visited at I Ul'lll.lt
,r
. |
.
I
Un
P
|U 11 t i l f f
display IIIU
the II
flue
s b t 'rU
i c B
k U
of l jewelry,
bv f
i
r
s
t
Qe0r Ke Weal’. , and F r a n k i.ane aud cha-lia, e tc e te r a ,'.h a t ho always car-
" S ! * ife at Mrfl-
«>"“ “>•
! '¡ea.
and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's
S w am p -R o o t, the great kidney remedy la
Horace Yoakum , who formerly liv-
aoon realized. It stands the highest for its
wonderful cures of the most distressing cases ed a t Bridgeport, now owns a doua-
and is sold on its merits
tion claim near H e ppner, a u d is doing
by all drugi
well.
es. You rflij/DURI a
sample bottle by mAil
There w ill be an adjourned term of
county court tomorrow for tue pur-
free, also pamphlet telling you how to find ,„,Be of aw ltrJ i n g tlm c intraot fn- tbe
sa il» <9 n n . i
o / O a . « ./» n k U
out If you have kidney or k bladder
trouble. 1 building of a bridge across tbe Y a m ­
Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer
hill river, known as tho Savage bridge.
& Co.. Binghamton, N. Y.
T hey will also transact any o t h e r
business th a t n m r arise.
binders from one farm toaiiothe r they
had to take grubbing hoes to work the
road. W e do n o t like the new law.
O IN T M E N T S
Ami snpponifnriH« will
not, positively cannot,
do more th a n relieve
you. It requires an in ­
terna l remedy to r e ­
move the cause and ef­
fect a p e rm a n en t cure.
Ask your druggist for
Dr. P e rrin ’s booklet on
the subject.
O r e g o n ’s
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Y o u K n o w W h a t Y o u A re T a k i n g
when you take Grove’s Tasteless Chill |
Tonic because the formula is plainly I
printed on every bottle »bowing th a t
it is simply iron and q uinine in a
tasteless form. No cure, no pay. 50 11
cents.
S tate Fair
Salem
1902
will soon br
is
You arc invited to attend
and see the greatest indust-
trial exposition and live­
stock show ever held on
the Pacific Coast. Good
racing every afternoon.
Camp ground free. Come
and bring your families.
For information, write.
slowly i m ­
W m . Branchflower has lost some
valuable sheep by wolves.
Mr. Wiggins, of ne ar Amity, called
here the first of the week.
PR E S ID E N T C. C. POLING, Dallas, Oregon.
S ep tem b er !5 t h to 2 0 th
Spring grain is nearly all bound.
Box full, or hep box,
heard here.
J
Preaching and Sunday school every
S unda y at tho school house.
Miss Lizzie Westley, of Salem, re­
turned to her hom e Monday.
Bert Alderman will work for the P a ­
cific Homestead Co. of Salem.
PARK AND WASHINGTON, PORTLAND, OREGON
The school where thorough work is done; where the reason is
always given; where confidence'is developed; where bookkeeping
is taught exactly as books art kept in business ; where shorthand is
made easy ; where penmanship is at its best; where hundreds of
bookkeepers and stenographers have been educated for success in
life; where thousands more will be. Open^ll the year. Catalogue free.
A. P. A R M S T R O N G . LL. B., P R IN C IP A L
M. D. WIDOW S e c ’y,
Portland, Oregon.
There are imitators of Tracy an.!
Merrill, but. so far none here yet.
Why Don’t You
M iss E tt a Sim kin s and Mrs. Ja n e
Williamson are the cooks for Dave
Matthews crew.
Send Your Boys to Mt. Ange! College
C " V s - ^
W hile returning home last Sunday
Bert Alderm an satv 9 wolves in one
baud. Sheep m en beware.
At Mt. Ange!. Oregon.
A
■
Percy Je n n in g s, accompanied by
Miss Lizzie West ley, a ttended E n ­
deavor at Zeua last Sunday.
.
It
' '
Has all the Facilities to be the Leading School in the Stale.
Í
W rite for c a ta lo g u es.
If. N. Alderman has the best fail
crop and Childers and Windsor the
best spring crops, in tliis vicinity.
0
T o C u r e a C o l d In O n e Day
Nothing b u t » local
•wned y or change of di*
n a te will cure
Sibley, J.
CATARRH
In the m a t t e r of the estate of W il­
Marion W aters is ahl» to work once
T h e S p e c i f i c ia
son H. Bricker, e< ¿eased, final receipts mere. He works for Ike Simpson.
•ly's Cream Balm
were filed ami the a dm inistrator dis­
It i* quickly absorbed
Is a constitutional disease.
Condrnn A Morrison have bought
charged.
Gives relief a t once.
It originates In a scrofulous condition of
It opens and cleanse.- the
anottier engine to run their planer.
Nttsal Passages.
iu« blood and depends on that condition.
In the m a tte r of the estate of C.
A lievs Inflam atinn.
F rank Gilliam ’s team ran away with
It often causes headache am! dizziness. Pearson, deceased, J. D. Hnuth was
H eals and Protect« th e
Impairs the taste, smell and hearing, af­
a load ol hay, throwing him off and
M emhrsne. Rest ores the
fects the vocal organs, disturbs the stomach. made a d m inistrator un d e r » Itioo bond
'«• -es of T»*te »mi Smell, No I s ju r t >os draff. Reg
It Is alw ays radl« ally and permanently and J. It. Tesi. A N Robinson and •l-f»">¡"g h i. wrist badly.
u lv «ixe, .VO c e r t - ; Fam ily ice, #1 nr hv mall
cured by the blood- purify.ng( alterative A l t e r t Teal were appoinieil appraiat-r*.
Walla Brown run* a horse power) ►-LY HKortIKKM. *4 Wi a rie u S treet. New York.
and tonic action of
In the m a t t e r of the catate of Jua. thresher, threshing for Joe Brown this
L. Gw inn, d ecm w il, the ail mi nisi ra- week. Ho seemed to be doing good |
This great medicine has wrought the m ost tor wa« authorize«! to «ell the personal work.
wonderful cures of all diseases depending property.
C ertain of it being set
Where, oh where is the road super­
oa scrofula or tiie scrofulous habit.
a«i«Ie for the Ufte «>( the wiffow, and visor? We have not seen or heard of
H o o d s F il l s are ihebett cathartic?
i she was allowed $40 a m onth.
I him, W hen th e men moved thei
Catarrh
COLO "»HEAD
é
}
Take laxative brom o quinine tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. Signature of E . W.
Grove on each box. 25 cents.
Bert Sim pson m ade a flying busi- \
nes., trip to t h is valley this week.
Healthful Location.
Open for both sexes. Attention given to individual needs.
Classical, Scientific, Elementary, and Business courses.
Unusual advantages in Music and Art. Expenses reduced
to the minimum. Excellent dormitory and gymnasium
advantages.
F o r Catalogue!« A d d r e ss ,
B lu e Ribbon
N O R TH 8 P R IN C VALLEY.
Orlando Alderman
proving in health.
Beautiful Situation!
n o m * o f Swam p-Root.
CATARRH
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
BUT A CURE
DALLAS COLLEGE
cent And o:
R ICK R EALL.
SUNNY SLOPE.
T he city fathers m et in regular ses
and several milk and vegetable wag­
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sioi
with
Ma
\o
r
Ellis
in
the
chair
last
J
.
M
unch
went
to Newport Tuesday.
Mr. Fishback and family are rusti-
ons supply the canq s and cottage
.
.
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J
Monday evening.
eating a t Y aquina Bay.
dwellers, and two stores deal in all
A. W. W h ite a k e r was seen on our
Present— E akin, Muir, Vassall, Belt.
Will Martin and wife visited Allen
kinds of curios, Lots and lots of I n ­ Bortls, H a yter, Goad, marshal, street streets Monday.
Towns and family over S u n d i y .
Prescott Simon ton r e tu r n e d from
dian baskets, m an y of them made on Commissioner and auditor.
No objections appearing to the adop-1 Glen, Oregon, Monday
T h e crop Jo h n S u m p ter threshed
the ground, are being sold a t from 25 tion of ihe city plot, as per notice
last Sunday turned out fairly well.
L. C. Koser and A. F. Stoner are
cents to $2. Tho throe Newport ho­ given, on motion of Vassall the m a t ­
building a fine house for Geo. K elty,
Lee a n d Retta Clark visited the
tels and a n um ber of boarding houses ter was deferred to ne xt meeting.
The finance committee reported the of McCoy.
Block’» threshing cooks lust T u c d a y .
are now full of guests. D uring the
auditor’s and treasurer’s reports and
Mrs. Haynes, who has been q u ite
J. W allen’s bosses ran away apd
ttiite editorial association meeting bills O K and they were allowed $33.05
one of them broke its leg a n d had to sick with neuralgia of tho head, is
and
$(>.42
respectively.
here last Thursday, Friday and S a tu r­
greatly improved.
be kille I.
T he following claims against the ci- j
day th e place was full to overflowing.
Mary Taylor Kihby is staying with
ty were allow ed:
Mrs. J. H. Burgard, of Woodlawn,
All kinds of fish can he bought a t the F Zum wait, sp r i n k l in g ............. $0 00
Mrs. Hum ptcr while her husband is
visiting a t her father's, W . E. Clark
m arket and m any of the sojourners go F Musci'tt, h a u li n g ...................... 1 50 for a few weeks.
firing B lack’s engine.
An ordinance providing for the im ­
out and catch th»'ir own m eat from
Glen Ireland, of M o nm outh, passed
B.
F.
Lucas
went
to
Newport
S
a
t
u
r
­
the briny dee}». Some dig a nd feast provem ent of certain parts of Court day to join his family, who went over th rough to Falls City Sunday with his
and Mill streets was passed.
best girl. We wonder who she was.
on clams and :ock oysters which seem
An ordinance providing for new there before him.
Ask Glen.
not so popular as a few years. Stroll­ sidewalks on certain parts of Jeffer­
W m . H . Thielsen and wife and
*r t.ri ,
, i
■
son,
Dak,
Church,
Levens,
Mill
a
nd
Mr. w hetlock
been
ing on the beach is a favorite pastime.
Adella Bimonton have gone to the
. . has ___
_ h a uling lus
.
Main street* was passed.
w
in
te
r
’s
wood
from
W.
M.
H
e
r
r
o
n
’s,
m ountains n e a r Toledo for a few days.
T he place for surf bathing a t the
On motion of Belt Blessing it Van-
and his son Morris is working with
m o uth of the creek could not he bet- skike were ordered to raieo their iign
H o lt McDaniel and family expect ihe Lawrence threshing machine.
to move to Dallas this fall, having
ter. The bath house located there to eig ht feet.
HOI FOR IN E W P O R T.
T he M. H ayter sidewalk resolution rented his place to Holt Crowley, late
rents perhaps 100 suits a day and has
of G rants Pass,
failed of passage.
O r e g o n ' s Fav orite S e a s id e R esort.
num erous dressing rooms. T here is
The m atter of waterworks was then
W. E. Clark went to J o s e p h , Ore­
Recognizing the advantage of New­
ba thing every forenoon and afternoon taken up and a proposition read from
gon, io accompany the body of his
tlie hours varying with the incoming Mr. Calhreath, ot Independence, in ef­ grandson, F r a n k Kirkland, who was port us a sum m er resort over other
seaside resorts in th e northwest, and
of the tide. Several hundred arc al­ fect as follows: A p u m p in g plant nt drowned at E ugene Saturday.
to m ake it possible for all who desire
the mill race; a battery of
to do so to spend their vacation by
ways congregated along the s h o r e 1 wells; a reservoir
on Levens hill; a 7- T h e Best Pre scriptio n for M a l a r i a
th e ocean waves, t h e Houthern Paci­
watching the antics and lun among inch pipe line to H ayter street ; a 6-
chills anil fevers is a bottle of Grove’s fic company, in connection with the
those in the surf. In age the bathtH« nch m ain to Main street on Court Tasteless Chill T onic It is simply
Corvallis and E astern railroad, will
vary from ft to 70, tho female e h m e n t Mt,cet and u p Main to Mill stre et; 4 tmn
^#i aud q u in in e in a tasteless form place on sale, effective J u n e 15th,
inch m ains distributed over the city as v
.. no pay. Price 50 cents.
round trip tickets from all points in
often predominating. The bathing } er plat to supply In hydrants. He
Oregon on the So u th e rn Pacific to
garbs are as various as the apples on a to furnish all water for h y d r a n ts free
Xewp< rt, good for return until Octo-
PEOEE.
tree. Many who had never before f°r 2^ years, when th e city has option
iter lOlli, a t specially reduced rates.
to
buy
or
sell,
at
price
to
be
fixed
by
Harvest ha n d s are scarce.
seen a company of batl e s in surf u n i­
For full information please inquire of
arbitration. In consideration of the
form would pronounce it immodest protection as guaranteed above tbe
T he hot weather has damaged the your lucal agent.
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and indelicate, b u t «»Id hands at the city is to furnish $15,000 to assist in gardens.
All of our m erc h an ts seem to be
*1
installin
g
’he
plant.
Alter
discussion
business pronounce it all right
Jesse Yost's hops are the best crop liHvmg a good trade, even if this is the
the m a tte r was referred to the c o m ­
fun and full of invigoration. T h e oth­ mittee on Fire and W ater to investi­ in this part of the country.
(It Best part of the year.
er day over fifty Dallas noses were gate and re|x>rton A ugust 2r»th.
It. T Hastings was at Dallas one I
Adjourned on motion of Coad.
counted hereabout, but within a week
day this week on business.
LOCAL
lend
nearly all of them will have departed
Kitner and G ra nt have sla rte d their
C LIM A TIC
COUNTY COURT.
A remarkably good class of people
threshers. Grain tu rn s onl well.
P.iOBATR.
NOT A RELIEF
III»
. ,
LEE^SMITH’S^CYCLERY
C O P Y g l G H T
[ l e
C03! AND G0ÎÜFDRÏA8LE
.
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.
1 In not weather describes the situation T ff
.
...
,
,, ,
| of sensible people. P u t on negligee
ami defy old Hoi a t his won't. Such
&
outfits, when properly laundried, look ■it*
exceedingly dressy and appropriate. ^
I Our patrons ge t tlie benefit of u n ­
equalled facilities and perfect m e ­
thods. Ideal sum m er a ttire is very
| j . , " ,y , Illundried result.
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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 j
I f u l l l i n e o f s u n d r i e s ]
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¡ E N A M E L I N 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 E j ^
R A M B LE R S........................... $35 to $65 H A R T F O R D ............
COLUMBIA
40 to 70 V E D E T T E ..........
IMPERIAL
25 to 60 IDEAL
$35#
Special Attention Given to
Out of Town Orders.
STEAM LAUNDRY.
Attention, Coasters.
| W h e n going to the coast take the
! Little N estucca route. It is six miles
j shorter.
Route to Slab Creek, Woods
and Ocean Park. Good bridges and
no bad fords. E stella Falls a n d other
xcemc
scenic a ttr racti
a c tio n s on the way. Fine
fishing all the way from toll gs*e to
the beach. Good hotel and stable ae-
c o m i n f l a t io n s and reasonable rates at
Little Nestucca Toll Gate. W m . Bax­
ter & Hon.
ritiliig and Tilling!
Tie Bouse Fursishing Coajaoy
SALEM AND ALBANY.
T h e Largest F u r n i t u r e , C a r p e t and W all P a pe r dealers in tiie W illam ­
e tte valley above P o r tla n d . Have a correct m ea su re m e n t of your
room s and windows when you come for carpets, wall paper a nd shades.
W e c u t shades to fit w ith o u t charge a n d m ak e them in auy width.
W e m ake ou r own mattresses and each is exactly as represented.
W e also m ake o u r own couches a n d lounges a n d carry a large line of
coverings.
the House Furnishing Company.
First door north of
W e m ak e hop and fruit pipe ami |
furnish p u m p s and windmills. Wa- S l l l t j l l l f f i u l A l b i t n y .
ter, steam a n d air healing plants p ut
ill. All kinds of copper and galvaniz­
ed iron work done. .Satisfaction guar-
anteed.
G I V E US
A T R IA L
BURROUGHS S FRÄSER
105 State Street - Salem
Watches of all kinds.
Repairing
Promptly
And
Carefully
Attended
To
P F E N N IG ,
Jeweler and Optician.
WILSON BLtX’K.
postoffice, Salem, Oregon.
Store» at
Q U I T W E A R IN G
SH A B B Y OLD S U IT S
BECAUSE
Salem Woolen Mills Store
2 5 4 Comm ercial Street.
Can furnish you a nie« up to date suit for