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condensed stories . OUR STAFF OF RUSTLERS- John W. Mackay, Melsoonier and thj Portrait of M.-a. Mackay. W HAT 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 . THE POLK COUNTY litNIlZER D A L iiU . F R I D A Y , OCT. 3 1 . 1902- tHoittimD Kv ik y Flu DAY Ifoaiuv« Ar 7 : 00 . \v. ,v. w ash . BDITOH AND VKUPHIKToK. U U B SC U im u N B A T EH: f l 0 0 ............................................ lVr y . » r ♦ 7 5 ...................................Per six months 4 0 ............................Per three months Advertising rate« made known on «¡.plication, Correspondence insolicit ed. Pine J o b Printing done at reasonable •trices. A IR L I E . Apples mostly gathered, quite wormy. but ate A. R. Lewis lias put a cover on bis back porch, which adds greatly to. its convenience. J . 1). Bevei. a and Lee plowing for Sam Hastings. Story are Boh Story is assisting A. C. Bla sts with his f ir m work, and Sam Gross is cutting wood for J . M. Sta sis, Robbie Phillips will start for M ich igan in a few days, to he gone several months. J o h n n y Hastings is working for Mr. Hadley, and Orville Hnchanan has quit working for the Oherer sawmill company. Dorsey T u rn er and wife returned from California last week. H e has purchased two acres of his father and is preparing to build. I t is located on the west side of the road and joins C. E. Ktaats’ place. / £ E . Slants is hauling cord wood for Simpson & J o h nso n, Garret Horner is the happy owner of two young degs, and the nights.are not made much more hideous than formerly. Several farmers here are talking of putting in telephones. Home want to co nn ect with the main line and o t h ers want to sturt up tire barb wire sys tem. | Apropos of the death of Jo h n NT. Slacicav tbe New York Herald ro An U n e q u a l ' c d a n d C o m p l e t e Re ■ u m e of W h a t Y o u r F r i e n d s urn ll irks that one of the most notable a n d Have Been Lately D o l n ^ . episodes of the residence of the iiackiiys in I’nris was that which T o C u r e a C o ld in O n e Day connected them with Meiononier. Take laxative bromo quinine tablets, The great I-'reiich artist wa3 com All druggists refund the money if it missioned by Air. Mackay t>> paint fails to cure. Signatu re of E . VY. a portrait of his wife for the sum Grove on each hox. 25 cento. of 75,000 francs. When it was de P IO N E E R . livered, the Muckays decided that it wit. entirely unworthy of the sub Everybody digging potatoes. ject a [id of the painter. “ I wanted a Mci -onier,” he said, “not Alois- | Homer Robb has beeu visiting Aus tel McCarter, roll ii r pa inting a slovenly imitation of Calianel.” This criticism was in Spelling school at tbe school bouse dorsed In- some artists who had seen every Saturday evening. the picture. It was said that the Miss Annie Kail, of Pecdce, has French artist, deeming anything to been visiting Mrs. M a Woodward. he good enough for Nevada, took no pains with the work, that he Imd T h e Boat Pre scrip tio n for M a la r ia produced it after an insufficient «•bills and levels is a b( Itle oi Grove’s number of sittings anti had hastily j l'asleless Clnll T on ic I t is simply painted in the hands from ono of iron and quinine in a tasteless form. his models. Furthermore, the por No cure, no pay. Price 50 cents. ---------♦ • ♦ --------- trait showed a woman ten years old N O R TH DALLAS. er than its subject. Many French artists, however, indorsed the work. T h e Cairn«’* and May families have Ilis friends gave Aleissonier a din moved to near Hlnridan ami Will Ly ner ns a vindication, und the French on* lias moved into the May house. press and public were for a time J o h n Rem ington ia back from Id a clamorously indignant. The indig ho and M. M. Ellia it through drying nation rose to a climax when it was prunes. reported that Mrs. Mackay had K arl Lachele, of the Guthrie vicin thrown the picture into the fire. This was not true. It was hung in ity, hag been visiting the Mitchell family. a small room with its face to the wall. Today it has an abiding place All our hoys wont to the nickel in Carlton House, Airs. Alackay’s grab Saturday and carue home with from five to eight coin« each. London mansion. Badge of the Fifteenth Corps. / T ri p t o A l s e a . George MoBee and his son Jo h n and family recently went to that country by private conveyance. At Corvallis they had to pay more for Hour and bacon than it would have ! cost in Dallas. There is a tine farm- j ing country between there and Philo m ath, hut less grain is raised than in former years. Numerous patches of from 5 to 25 acres of corn and clover | were seen. Philom ath is a nice school I town, the scenery around is attractive Mud it is a good farming region. After i “ o - o - i i , s u r e a n ' h e r e i t i s . ” passing through ten miles of tine Irishman was accosted by an nrmy stock country they cam e to the Flynn & Ewing satvmili which is doing a officer and asked what corps he be good buiineas. Now they cam e to a longed to. “Faith, t ’ Fifteenth corr,” he re mountain road which had been im proved on this side but was tough on sponded glibly. the oilier side. Much productive soil “ But where is your badge?” per was seen but tliero was on evident sisted (ho officer. lack of push among the people. From “ Badge, is it? I)ivil a bit do wo the home of F ra n k Sturgis they st art know about no badge. I’hat’s a ed for Alsea hay and stopped at Win badge, sure?” Malone’s general mer handise store “ Why, it’s an emblem that shows where one can buy almost anything wanted a t reasonable rales. T hey say where you belong,” replied the offi that whoever crosses Digger moun cer rather tamely. “ An’ intblin, is it? 0-o-h, sure tain once will never want to make a second trip. Between there and an’ here it is, a carthridgc box an’ Waldport is a good dairy and Cattle fortliy rounds, he jabers. An’ I be country hut the surroundings of m a long to Black Ja ck Logan of Illi- ny home« showed a lack of elbow nov.” greats. Harman Buoy who formerly Hence the badge. — Washington lived in the MoBee settlement, is run Post. ning a dairy leu miles above Wald- port. T hey came back by way of Seal Flying a Persian Carpet. Rock and Newport. Barney Murri Turkish authorities object to for son still holds forth at the place n a m eigners flying their national flags ed after him. They saw where a bear had crossed the road, hut were not over their residences, and this is out hunting bear. During the trip especially the ease in the Prince's is land. On the occasion of the dec they killed three deer. A quarter of a century ago Dr. F a r ley taught six term s of penmanship in Dallas, and since then has prac- tced for ten years at Indian resetva- tions. He took five courses of lec tures, two of them in New York. He is now too rh eu m atic to practice. T . If. Denny, near Bethel, progioses to make a business of breeding Berk shire swine. He is breeding a dozen extra good sows and has a lew tine male pigs fur sale. F our years ago the county bad to assume about $3,000 of tbe delinquent taxes offered for sale, while tins year only | !3 5 worth remains imaoM. T h e d elin iiient taxes now a m ount to only $1,200, being the smallest in the his tory of the county. Many farmers w h i u r e greatly in need of help and too busy tu hunt for it might make it pay to let their w ants known under our heading New Today. Get the M ost Out of Your Food Yon don’t and can ’t if vonr stomach is weak. A weak stomach does not di gest all that is ordinarily taken into it. It gets tired easily, and what it fails to digest is wasted. Among the signs of a weak stomach are uneasiness after eating, tits of ner vous headache, and disagreeable belch- ing. 4 ' I have taken Hood’s SarsnparUla at different times for stomach troubles, and a run down condition of the system, »»ml have been greatly benefited by Its use. I would not he without It In my family. I am trou bled especially In summer with weak stom ach and nausea and find Hood's Sarsaparilla Invaluable." K. B. II ice man , W .Chester, Pa, H o o d 's Sarsaparilla and Pills Strengthen and tone the* stomach and the whole digeetive system. SAN YOU INVEST $2 ANY SETTER HOP W IR E E lm e r Nash and Clave Prather have Doc Youn g lias been down from Commander in Chief Torrance of W. Boyer. The Dalles and Samuel Ori and wife been home from tin ir school* at Mot.-1 the O. A. B. tells this story of how mouth and Salem. have returne«! from a visit tin re. the Fifteenth army corps got its T y p i c a l S o u t h A f r i c a n Store. Monroe Krentz was over Sunday corps badge: O. R. Larson, of Bay Villa, Sundays Miss Carrie Burch is iu PorDrnd. from Ms new Independence home. The badge of the corps was not River, Cape Colony, conduct* a store Basket hall is in full blast and Har adopted until 1864. A straggling typical of South Africa, at which can ry Seymour is enjoying a black eye Mr. Conn, who has been too busy to get his share of chinas, went out a day or two ago, and after beating the j bush for 13 hours, succeeded in bring ing in a couple of crippled ones. K. C. Kirk patrick and wife went to Portland yesterday. Mr8. Clms. Paul 1ms been out from Salmon River visiting her brother, J . A. Nelson auu wile, of Indepaiul- Chas. W . Black and Miss Nettie received from Illin ois a $40 trio of Greenwood were married last Sunday ' ence, have gone on an extended eiti-t- Mam moth Biouze turkeys. by Rev. A. A. Winter at the home i f ein visit. er B oyiLton, M. H. R emington the bride ea*t of town. Sh e wis WITH A LAME BACK ? and Ja sp Harvey Nash ha-* 1 i>setl ami is run* Mark Spivey will go to* hu nt big charm ingly, and he neatly, attired, j ning the Buena Vista ferry the room hi ing ornamented with Or Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable. g i m e iu the Salm on River couutry. E . 0 Thnr.-ton and wif«, near ( ’«*»p- David RediUkopp will accompany eg«m grape. Only the most intimate Irieuds of the contracting parties wer i er H o llm ^ have a new horn » m m . Almost everybody who reads the news F. F. Kiiewi r to Canada. papers is sure to know of the wonderful present. An elegant dinner was J . P. Donty and hi* *i*t«r, Millie, of cures made by Dr. Some <»f otir boy* and some from ^ served, l i e is propiietor of one of the Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, Rickreall called on Abraham K fm p e l Dallas livery stables. Monmouth, have b®en visiting in lho the great kidney, liver for a wediting treat and he treated metropolis. « _ and bladder remedy. Miss Ada Quick, who formerly lived ' them kindly. it Is the great medb m Ben. Harii* ami wile ln.vc a n w at Stiver, wu& recently married in J%$ cal triumph of the nine- born son at Seattle. T h e giound is g ellin g moirt and Washington county. rjteenth century: dis- some farmers are plowing. ! covered after years of II M Brown lias bought nut tho A young man want d to learn the K V „ J I M scientific research by cigar business cf II. B. Plummer. Prune drying ended at the E n n s printer’s trade in this office. Dr. Kilmer, the emi- place October 2nd, 2,0 23 bushel* be * nent kidney and blad der specialist, and is ing dried, making (‘>74 bushels when wonderfully successful in promptly curing dried, or about 0,000 pounds leas than lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou last year. They have taken extra bles and Bright’s Disease, which Is the worst I good care of their orchard, which may Than in the Oregonian and Itemizes for one year? , form of kidney trouble. properly he called a model prune or- ; Dr. Kilmers S w am p-Ro ot is not reo- ■ chard. The dryers were T . D. Phillips ommended for everything but If you have kid and J o h n W illia m s; spreaders, Bern- ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found just the remedy you need. It has been tested hart Friesen, Elizabeth, Susie and K a- in so many ways, In hospital work, In private } tie Enns. Dietrich llerupel hauled I can save money (or you on I o,. wire. Dir. ct shipment from «'.-tern mill. practice, among the helpless too poor to pur the fruit, Mr*. Enns and tlie smaller chase relief and has proved so successful in children doing the picking. Ann a did Triees always llie lowest on wire ami wile fen. mg. Correal« n :enee S' licitu t. WALTER MORLEY ____ every case that a special arrangement has the cooking for family and hands. been made by which all readers of this paper Mrs, E n n s intends to have a nice f e n c e w o h k s who have not already tried it, may have a dwelling house built ne xt spring. sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book telling more about Swamp-Root and how to BU EN A VISTA , find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. When writing mention reading this generous T h e dwelling of R u ** Liggett was offer In this paper and de*fcroyed by fire last Sunday. send your address to Dr. Kilmer & Co..Bing Rev. Snyder ha* e*(nbli*hod a of tim , .m i money in «lo.-Atton i . T h e b e n .llu to lo d r iv e d Irma .«c!> . or. hamton, N. Y. The regular fifty cent and nom« of «^¿np-Root. Thursday evening prayer meeting at ta.1 for life and pa) .hb.ta.rtial d i.id e o d . every day. T h e .. L o t. .«re ainp.y rho.-» by the un.fo.rn « rcuM the M. E . church. I of the ^raduutoa of the _ __ _ , dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists. . B T J S I 1 T E S S C O -----u E G E . J o h n n ie McClain has moved to Our student, are offered tne advantage. *d a avlmul well know 11 lor i u Uroreugh work, pleasant ruo.n. A. J . Richardson place. .killful lean t..» and modern method.. Cl— and Individual ia.trnetion. Living expense, cheap. Send Sa lt Creek visiting her aunt, Mrs. L . C. Brown. B erth a Porterfield is annulling M t. for catalogue. . , , . .. _ Angel college and l o n e Emnioim in in 1 W. I. STALEY, Prtnc pa , , $ Jud ge B u rn ett’s mother ts here vis school at Salem, ______ — '”* ~ iting Sir*. B. F . Luca*. J . M. l ’rather and family have been I . | W. E. Clark went to Independence to see F. A. Patterson, who has been visiting at Bridgeport and E . N. Hall and family at Albany. quite *ick. DO YOU GET UP laration of peace in the Transvaal a British subject hung out a very large union jack. The governor of the ialand was immediately in formed of the strange flag and de termined to complain to the proper consul. But lie could not tell to whom to apply, as he only knew of the English red and white ensigns. The union jack was something new, so, to make sure, he sent round to the British subject nud asked what flag it was. He was told it was a Persian carpet. The governor was satisfied and allowed it to fly in peace. __ he purchased anything from the pro verbial “ needle to an a nchor.'* T his store ia situated in a valley nine miles from the nearest railway station and about 25 miles from the nearest town. Mr. Larson says: “ I am favored with the custom of farmers within a radius of 30 miles, to many of whom I have supplied Chamberlain’s remedies. All testify to their value in a household where a doctor’s advice is almost out of the question. W ithin one mile of my store the population is perhaps GO. Of these, within the past 12 months, no less than 14 have been absolutely cured by Chamberlain’s Cough R e m e dy. 1 his must surely he a record.” For sale by A. K . Wilson. H e r V e i l* ! F v e fie e . "Sh e has just refused a man worth a million.” " l a It possible? Any rational expla nation of her net?” “Oh. y ea She had juat accepted so o t tier man worth a million."—Brook lyn Life. la the only kind we send out from tho Salem steam laundry. T h e revere.t critics can find no fault with our work. Your shirts, collars and cuffs will not only took better, hut wear longer if Jo n send them to us. \V. R. E llis agent at Dallas for Samuel Orr and wffo had a delight- j fill trip up the Columbia to 't he M188 Pauline Nesmith has been ov Dalles. He saya that Rev. D. V. Pol - 1 er from Salem and a daughter of Mr. i >g ia having a big influence for good | and Mrs. Peter Cook from Seattle is among the young people there. visiting them. therefrom. COLLEGE SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY COLONEL J . O L M ST E D , PROM . NOTES. Presnlent-Poling is expectc«! back from general conference ne xt w eel. His work has been kept up by Prcf. W inter. Dan Brown spent Sunday in Salem and Virgil Massey at McCoy, Has a record of N. L. Guy has entered school. 90 T h e literary society work is pro ---- --------- gressing nicely, the Homo being pre ROCK CR EEK. sided over by W alter Ford and the Fred and Alvin Brock are on their Sorosis by Miss Hattie Teats. I claims. T he society rooms in the dormitory Royal Plank has been sick. will soon be in shape for literary and per c e n t Ç u rç$ PAF1K AND WASHINGTON, PORTLAND, OREGON of all cases of The school where thorough work is done; where the reason is always given; where confidence is developed; where bookkeeping Excess of Uric Acid id taught exactly as books are kept in business ; where shorthand is Christian association meetings. Clarence Aikman and Fra nk Morri son went to N o rton r*F rid a y , for a Physical Director Arthu r Wilson j wagon load each of apples. lias organized the hoys and girls in to j athletic classes. T here aro letters at the Rocca post- office for S. L . Svensen, Ole Plionem, In terest in basket ball is running Andrew Backstrom , W. A. May, V. B. high, two t«*ams being lined up for ! McDowell and Henry Ilihhard. pract’ce « very evening. Fred Brock has sown about twenty acres of Italian rye grass. A m e r i c a ’s F a m o u s B eauti es Look with horror upon skin eruptions, blotches, sort**, pimples. They do not have them , nor will any one who uses B ucklen’s Arnica salve. It glorifies the face. E cz em a or salt rheum van ish before it. It cures sore lips, c h a p ped hands and chilblains. Infallible for piles. Twenty-five cents at any drug store. N O R TH SPR IN G VALLEY. Miss I/zzie Westlev, of Salem , was visiting her grandfather, O. Alderman, and Clarence and Gertrude Brew« r, of Chemawn, were visiting Tom Jen n in g s and family last week. Mrs. Win. B r a n c h f io w r and daugh ter, Trudy, have returde«! home after several weeks visit with kindred in British Columbia. B ert Alderman will take a pair of turkeys to the poultry show in Port land this winter. Fall wheat is about nil sown apple picking has commenced. ...........— Not a Cure-All, T h ings Needed Right N o w O S C U R E FO R Co«»*h S ) rup. toH Good. C ss N» V» _ ........................................— ■ -■ ■——— — ■ “^TTYTiWMaHBT ¿‘i j E N A M E L I N C , B R A Z IN C , A N D L IG H T L A T H W O R K PONe| ■$“ R A M B L E R S ............................ $35 to J65 H A R T F O R D .. COLUMBIA 40 to 7ft V E D E T T E IM PERIA L 7r • ' 60 » " ' I « D * E * • A L ......................................... # $35 25 Special Attention Given Out of Town Orders. AT ALL U P -TC -D A T E D R U C C IS TS . MUSICAL DEPARTMENT DALLAS C O LLECE ❖ + f t Î 1* Piano, Organ, Harmony, Composition J a \ ! ! * 4* C. W . K A N T N E R , Studio in dormitory. v ❖ ❖ *î* D IR EC TO R - Flufflbisg and Tiininj! W e m ak e hop and fruit pipe and furnish pumps and windmills. W a ter, steam and air heating plants put in All kinds of copper and galvaniz ed iron work done. Satisfaction guar anteed. G I V E US A T I U A I. W atch es of all kinds. Repairing Prom ptly Andsj Carefully Attended To P F E N N IG , «URI» SM U( A ll iiS i F AU». _ « F U L L LIN E O F S U N D R I E S ,i, f FRASER 105 State Strsat - Salem IN AND O U T O F T H E HOP YARD. LEE^SMiTH’S^CYCLERY [ B E S T E Q U I P P E D S H O P IN P O L K C O U N T Y ! *1* •$. g* g- «î* ^ *î* v -I* v *î* -i* *1* *1* •!* *1* *î* v ^ Courses not Excelled in the State. ^ Thia ¡» the weather lor «unimer B la ck Bros, have bought a two seat r»m|ilntnt. T here i , lot* of it about. ed hack. If you have eruapeil, you ce rta inly are Orville B u tler has enlarged and im fortunate. \Ye have any nu mber of proved his residence. oil rt medic* for dysentery, diar- H rvey Guthrie hat bought the Sam , rhi*c:i. colic, cholera morhti*. et c. Our Ncully houi*e and made of it au addi : DUckbery Corilial i , e*(iecially rec- tion to Ida dwilling. i ninicmltil for children— 25 cent*. 1 ou r Diarrhoea ami Dvacntery Cure A. L. Chute has bought a six acre 1 1 1 » no .ii|H rior— 25 ren t* Quality tract cast of the Evangelical parson : >• J |iriec- riftht at the O. K. Ph*r- age. na y, ff.t.t ('«■ninieii ial .t r e e t , Salem. V. O. Hoots is in very poor health. C. C. C O M - 0 . 4 T . P R O P R I E T O R . T h e manager of our football team Cover the ruat apota on nickel plate went to Portland and bought life pre- , with mutton fat and let It remain a server su i’ s f«>r tho boys. few day*, then roh with powdered roltetiatone or trlpoll and oil. Glv# H I C KR ( A L L . the Dual polish with whiting and oil. M r,, T , Brown t i u b*en over front t And all diseases caused by excessive uric acid. POLK. ------------------ M ONM OUTH. A. P. A R M S T R O N G , LL. B.. P R IN C IP A L Rheumatism, Gout Neuralgia Royal M o n t h a n d Royal Disease. Bndden changes of weather are especially trying, and probably to none more so than to tlie scrofulous and consu mptive. The progr ss of scrofula during a normal October is common ly great. We never think of scrofula—J t i bunches,cutaneo us erup tion« and wasting of the bodily sub sta nce— without thinking of the great good many sufferers from it have de rived from Hood’s Sarsaparilla, whose radical and permanent cures of this one disease are enough to make it the most famous medicine in the world. Tuere is probably not a city or town where Hood’s Sarsaparilla has not proved its merit in more homes than one, in arresting and complete ly erad icating scrofula, which is almost as serious and as much to be feared as its near relative,— consumption. Y ou K n o w W h a t Y o u Aro Tak in g ; when you take Grove’s Tasteless Chill T on ic because the formula is plainly printed on every bottle showing that it is simply iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No cure, no pay. 50 cents. life; where thousands more will be. Open all the year. Catalogue free. BUT WI L L CUR£ W e now have electric lights in our gymnasium. and :iadc easy ; where penmanship is at its b e s t; where hundreds of U vikkeepers and stenographers have been educated for success in W H E N T A K E N AS D IR EC TE D - Olir lv\vs m et the public school lad* Saturday in a game of base hall. Jic- 1 suit, draw gam e and no hones broken. Henry Robbins lias been around Mr*. Plum, of Salem , is reported quite low at (lie home of Hu gh Bush. buying young cattle. B* rnlmrt Fries«n rented the Peters Mrs. E dm in Gholson is quite sick farm, where Geo. Kliewer lived last with la grippe. season, and is moving from the place Bert Alderman, C L. Alderman and In* «old for $700. He bought a good C. Gilmore have returned from their looking team here for $145. ranches on Salmon River. Last Sunday a party of 40 were at A pair of W hite Leghorn ch ickens Franz Frieson’« home, giving th« Klie- were «old over on NegLucca hay by w. rs n farewell visit. They will prob- ibly leuv* this we«k, some to Dits- Bert Alderman. iMiry, where J a c o b Kliewer lives, and Prayer meeting at W heatland stun i • M aintain Lake, Minnesota, Mrs. Corbin and Miss Anthony. wnere Peter Kliewei goes to sthool. A story is told of how Mrs. Caro church every Saturday evening. line Corbin of Chicago became an Rev. W. S. Matthew« will preach at They are waiting for a car to be load active antiwomnn suffragist. She tl»e school house next Sunday m orn ed. was a school friend of Miss Susan ing, and in the evening there will he J . C. Stingley and Ned Shaw have B. Anthony. In later years the two a sac led program at Lincoln for the benefit of the Sunday school. women met in Washington. "W hat have you been doing all this while?” asked Miss Anthony. “ Bringing up four boys,” was tbe answer. “ Boys!” exclaimed the outspoken Susan. “ What under the sun is a woman like yon doing with four boys ?” "I don’t know. Would you ex pect me to strangle them?” “B o s h "’ was the reply. “ You should never have had tliem. They will lie nothing but men.” PERFECTLY LIIUIER EO LINEN Jeweler and Optician. W IL S O N B L O C K . Til louse M lio g Company SALEM AND ALBANY. T h e Largest F urnitu re , Carpet and W all Paper dealers in tlie W i ll a m ette valley above Portland. Have a correct measuremen t of your rooms and windows when you come for carpets, wall paper and shades. W e cu t shades to fit without charge and make them in any width. W e make our own mattressc* and eacli is exactly as represented. W e also make our own couches and lounges and carry a large line of coveri ngs- the House Furnishing Company. First door north of postoffice, Salem, Oregon. Salem and Albany. Stores at Salem Woolen Mills Store Largest stock of Men and Boys' Qoihing between Portland and San Francisco SUITS - OVERCOATS - HATS Shirts, Underwear, Sweater?, Rain Coats, Overalls, Jumpers, etc., etc., and everything in men and hoy s’ wear may he found at rea sonable pi ices at the SALEM WOOLEN MILL STORE! Opposite Capital National bank and head quarters for Salem made blankets, flannels and clothing.
