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* M A R K C T REPO RT. Big Clothing Sale Now On Dress Goods Sale this Week True to the Minuted “ True to the M inute” watches, that ia the kinil we -.11. W e exercise great care in our watch Hepartinent, regulating and testing the time keeping qualities «1 watches before they are «old, thereby ridu.-ing the chances of ilissaliefacliou to a minimum. All kinds of pricea from 92 .GO to *125 BARR’S JEW ELRY STORE Corner 8 tate and Liberty stieets, 8 al cm. The final settlement of the Corneli us Hit belt e*lute has been pcst|K>ned. .jt R.E. BRYAN & SON ,* > T H E ONE PRICE CASH STORE.* D H L L H S Select Fiction That's what our famous Cir culating Library contain* (a library of select fiction). That ip, il embrace* many of the best novel» and romance» pro duced by the woilo'a most fa mous fiction writer*. Each bock in our library of two thousand volume» is a litera ry gem, and a never ending source of pleasure to tie reatl- er. All it costs to join is ten cents, which starls you in with one book. When you are through with it. bring it buck and pay five cents and select another. If y n i want to have hooks sent by mail add four cents for postage. Catalogues mailed free for the asking. PATTONS + + O R E G O N j SALEM, OREGON. LOCAL AND GENERAL- La it week J. R Cooper, of Inde pendence. sold 155 hales of hops at 25J cents and G urge Renff 110 hales at the same price. The Walker Bros, got the same figure for 325 bales and the 120 bale lot of J. E. Hubbard brought 25$ cents. Allvii Yocom bus a dog that drove WHAT WE HAVE LEARNED DURING a hand of goats from Sheridan to Sa THE WEEK FROM A L L AVAIL- lem, Mr. Yocum riding along behind in his buggy. A b le Sources Dished up for Our N u m e r o u s F a m ily of R ead ers John Guy is bringing in some choice In Ab revla ted P a r a g r a p h s . celery from his farm near town. The 210 hate lot of hops belonging to McNary A Hobson at Eola were re Spectacles and glasses at Pfennig's. cently sold at 25$ cents. For groceries go to Osfield’s. M. Hay ter, dentist, Wilson building If you want u good job of repairing done on vonr wagon or Vehicle go to Wagnei Bros.’ shop. H olt Stockton, of Ball ton, is btmir ness manager of a weekly college pa per at Eugene. Marble Cut er Hawkins Is no long Extras of every imaginable kind for er at Independence. A ll orders or re buggies, carriages and wagons kept by , quests concerning cemetery work Wagner Bros. And they have lots of should he addressed to him at Dull.is extras for machinery. You will be Four McMinnville saloon men have surprised at the variety and quantity been fined $20 each for keeping then of extras carried by them. Ask for saloon* npeu on Sunday contrary to a whatever you want and they will be state law. very apt to produce it. The store room recently vacated by The office of Dr. F. J Friedrich, R ss Ellis has been repapen d and r deirist, is over the Dallas hank. tittid and is now occupied by Mr Platinum finished pictures, cabinet Pfennig’s jewelry business. Hi* goods size, are still being made at Cherring- are shown to he'ter advantage than ever b fort*. Look out for a great v * ton’s gallery for $1.50 a dozen. riety of new things for the hoU«)a> Mrs. Weaver will paint western trade. scenery on those beautiful mounted Mrs. S. C. Dodson is bark from ;• panels for from $1 up to $2 50. Stu business t rip to her former Ea*»ern dio at residence tv* st of college, Oregon home, anil reports lots of in i1 Henry Vandevort has sold to hip •ut gooil times up there. sister, Mrs. Addiu Winslow, 102 acres P T. Ptteraon lias mild to D. II. in the Eola hills for $2,040. Dickinson pai l of the Alexander place Salt Creek school repoit for Octo south of Independence f »r $7,000. her: Enrolled, 41; neither absent nor tardy, Otto and Lydia May, Henry Inspect the clothing department a' Moore, Bessie Clanfield, Bessie Wheal The Bee Hive store. They a.e offer don, Jacob Votli, Martha Villwock, ing the best values at from 15 to 25 Inez Hart. Henry Sell rood r, llohla perceut reduction. 1 RatzlofT, Dona and Meda Tliiesie* and On account of being unable to go Lena May; Oh roll of honor, Henry Moore, Martha Villwock. Henry timber hauled ir at this season, C L. 8cbreeder, Lena and O ;to May — Vi*- Hubbard will probably pot star; the tella Sears and Ella Oviatt, teachers barrel slave factory until next spring 8 . P. Kimball is sacking hi* 150,000 H. P. Shriver is out near Lewisville pounds of prunes preparatoiy to ship repainting and papering the home of ping them next week- There will he Marion Smith. rive car loads. Venue Compton, who work* at the The framework of the new round Portland woolen mill, i* at home re house is tip and grading on tlie rail cuperating from a spell of sickness. way to Fall* City is being pushed fast Next week, three days oply, Thurs h s weather will permit. day, Friday and Saturday, November Miles Porterfield of Independence 20th, 21st and 22nd, Dr. Lowe, the has sold 115 hales of hops at 26 cent? will known ocwlo- ptician, will be in and Riley Cooper 180 bale* at the Dallas at Hotel Gail. B * sure to have same price. him test your eye* for gl *sses. The latest to order theOregunian in Steam boats are again making regu connection with the Item izir at $2 lar trips on the upper Willamette riv- per year for both papers are J. M. **r, tlie Pomona having gone up to Howard of Oakville, C lif »rnia, C. Bucmivista last Sunday. Swensen and J. M. llolm an of Dallas. Parties desiring to rent costumes Glenn Grant ha* had John Diehm for the masquerade Thanksgiving evu, to dig him a fine well op, o-ite the should make their went* known to Slireve home where lie will soon eradt F. E. Vlver at t lie court house, lie a dwelling has a li-t of ill kind » of suit* and the The change of time of the D Has- price* f*-r which th«*y can be obtained, Portland passenger train wi l not oc ranging from $1 up. cur until next Thursday. After that The new meat market of Quinn the traiu will leave here at 7 and there Bros, seems to tie gaining popularity at 4. from the very start. They are both Il you want to see the greatest vari experienced butcher* and Ev Shelton ety of genuine delicacies ever hrou.ht know* exactly how to cut up and to Dallas go to the grocery store of T serve meal*. A. Riggs. A*k to see his superfine John Guy his this season raised in cakes, crackers, canned and bottled the neighborhood of 1 .0P0 stalk* of goods, tlis supply of fruits and veg celery for which th reis a icady de etable* always equal any in town. mand at 10 cent* a bunch. W ill Yeater, of Bridgeport, has sold Communion service* at the Presby hi* 77 bubs of hop* to Kirkpatrick tfc terian church next Sunday mnrnimr W illiam * at 25£ cent* and a large attendance anticipated. The Syron* were am »nj the earliest At evening the ladies will have a setle is in the Mill Creek region. home mission programme. Mrs. Camp John still li*es on Red Prairie, IVter nell will give a reading and there will at Fall City and Dan in D.fi'a*. Win ie short addresses by Messrs. Ellis, Syrou, who is now 80 years old, mov Bonis, Van Or-dell, Carey and War- ed to Whitman county, Washington, le. The choir will render speci 1 in 1.877. Hi* son, ¡Silas, and Solomon music and everybody is invhed. The Bade* are now down from that coun Annual congregational meeting of the try on a visit to kindred >11 aroun hnrch will lie held next Thursday Buell’s Chao l Mrs. Lea Humphrey, evening. There will he an election of of Pioneer, ia a daughter of Mr. Eade>. iflieers. reports from I lie session, trustees. Sunday school, ladies socie Levi Ankeny, who in 1867 married Miss Jane Nesmith, of Dixie, and is ties and Endeavor sooietie*. A large president of four bunks in Eastern attendance is earnestly desired. Washington, is likely to be the next United ¡ talcs senator from that state Leaders iu L > w Prices IN K L IN G S FOR DALLAS. S age Driver Fidler will get what Wm. P. Holman and Miss Glennie ever you want from Salem. Jordan, of North 1) lias, were married Wednesday and will live there. His The book and stationery depart brother, Hardy Holman Jr., was mar ment of Wilson’s diu : st«»re can sup ried the name tiny at Willamina to ply everything need« t in that line. Miss Floa M y, and will live in the Parents needing school book* or corner house opposite the depot. teachers desiring anything whatever Ed Blessing is driving the freight should buy at or order from Wilson’s. t<am to the Johnson logging camp. Drugs and medicines carefully com J. J. Wiseman lias •mid hi* hard pounded. ware business to Guy Brue. and will for the present take a rest. He did a good business and his store was a A restaurant haa been opened in the INipufar place. They are full of ener Goat raicers should remember the gy and will no doubt build up a still mohair association mot t ug *t Browns Old corner saloon building. larger trade. All they ask is that the h .11 in Dallas at 2 o’clock tomorrow New line of waistings just in and public give them a fair ^bowing to The time for holding the annual goat the most up to date line ever shown prove their merit*. »how will he fixed and other matters The Bee Hive. of importance to goat men will come Charlie Howe has boon assisting Kilpatrick & Collins, of Cambria, tin. Agent Woods at the dejait for two Wyoming, would like to hear from all Frank Mulkev, of Monmouth, is Oregonians who have »lock hog* to weeks while George Coad has been taking a lay off. clerking in a Eugene hotel. sell. 8 . W. Fletcher and daughters, Ada After a two months’ lay o ff Jerome Six package* of Malt breakfast food Dornsife is again in his place as motor land a ping pong set for $1 at the and Elmu, have gone to Los> Angeles to spend the winter. con luctor. White Front grocery M< reliant* W . R Elba and P. A. J. C. Richards, formerly of McCoy, In Missouri 8,000 acres of timber has moved to a ranch near Cottage laud have been bought fjr a huge Finseth were in the metropolis Tues day. Grove. j goat ranch of over 30,000 animals. Governor G«*er ha* declined to call A ear load of p o U t'** came up from A Umatilla county farm-r who an a general se«.-i n of the legislature < n Dundee for Dunn’s gro ery the other nually fattens and sell* about 200 Pol the special ground that there are mote lay. and China hogs «ays that he realiz ■« leabou* against than for it. tie »ays $1 a bushel for the wheat fed W h v the referendum amendment is already Harry Squires, of Buena Vista, will cannot all Witla net e valley farinei» operative, that the regular cession can | ( hmi go on a trip to England and do almost as well. meet the fiat sslary demand except in | South Africa. Your poultry and eggs wanted at iwo cases, that a new charter for J. P. Doughty, of Monmouth, is Portland can he had within 48 lioiit* having his eyes treated by a Portland the White Front grocery. after the legislature meets and that specialist. J. M. Davis of Gooseneck, also Elias the people will want to have some They call Emp*. Wann the Alsea Robert.-on and W . A. Brown from thing to say about the exposition ap Bridgeport were in town Wednesday. propriation. cuttle king Book - Store, I | Cor rutted weekly by Gooch droe. I *** Whatever fruit* and vegetables are in the market can always be had at Dunn’s grocery. They are always ready to buy many kinds of farm produce. It will pay to trade at Dunn’s. •a* Wet and cold feet are very com mon causes of tickne-ts and the result ing doctor’s hill may be $ 10— which would have bought dry aud warm shoes at the Guyuor rtore for the whole fam il). %’ Are you thinking of buying a nice present for some deserving trieud? Before doing so take a good look throu.h the Mori is jewelry store ami you will be very apt to find the prop er thing. %♦ Some livery stables are good and others better. That of Campbell & Robinson belongs to the latter class. Their horse* are gentle but full of life and their vehicles ride easy. Many who have traded at hardware stores all up and down the valley pro nounco that of Wm. Faull ahead of nearly all and equal to the best of them. His constant motto is nothing but the very best of everything. Ol course both he and his customers have to pay a little more hut in the long run it is b e e t for all concerned. What you buy there will prove good. *** Stock feed and poultry feed of all kinds may be had at U llrey’s store, lie hastthiiigs to keep your chickens healthy and to make your hens lay. If your horse* or cows are pun ' he has w b »t will make them all right. Lynch A Rowell will do your black- smithing so wdl as to keep your trade. , JOS. MEYERS & SONS Î TH E P i n R B I A B L E [Corrected weekly by Dunn's Grocery. Potato*», per bushel, 50cts. Butter, per pound 25@27| cts. Lard, per pound, 15 cts. Bacon,siue*, pci pound, 15@18 cts Hams, per pound, 18<«?20 eta. .Shoulders, per pound, I J® 15 cts. Eggs, per dozen, 25 cts. C hickens, per dozen $3(*<¡M Dried fruits, per pound, 6@12 cto. Beets, per pound, 1 cents Turnips, r er pound, 1 cts. Cabbage, per pound, 2 cts. Onions, per pound, 2 eta. Bean», per pound, 5@7 cents. Corn meal, per pound,3 } cts Hay, per ton, $5(g$9 kAKlN* POWDER Absolutely Pure THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE T h e W I m Dairy F arm . It i. ».uiatud between P.rrydala ami McCoy and contain* 700 were., 175 l>eing in griiin, 300 in clover and ihe other pa.tnre. lie bn. wo im- nn'n»e barn that will uccoinniod.M over 100 cow». He milk* 40 cow. end li»» GO heifer» tin t will have ealve. before spring. Hia cream I* (.p e rile d and vent to Portland untl tb . milk U fed to cnlws and pig*. About 300 1‘olm d-Cliina hog. are leapt on tba place and are fed chop, barley wud abort,, herides skim milk There are fenr »ilos near the hern, tb .y being filled with gr.cn lmy ju it a. it wax hauled from the field. A 150 foot truck runs from the silo, to th . barr •L 8. Her.huy.ua experienMd dairy* There will be an entertainment and man from Peuuaylvania, haa obarg . shadow social at Salt Creek Thanks Luck in T hirte e n. giving eve, the proceeds to go toward By »ending 13 m il.. Wm. Spiray, of buying a school flag. Everybody i* Walton Furnace, Vt., got a box of invi'ed to attend and bring baskets. Uucklen'» Arnica Salve, that who / Thomas Card, of Oakdale, not 1 ei g cured a horrible fever aore ou hia leg, in good health, nearly a dozen of il e Mottling clue could. Poaitively cu r . neighbor* gathered at hi* home one hrui»e», felon», ulcers, eruptions, boil*, day last week and cleared a patch of burn», corn» and piles. Only 35c. ground for an orchard. They had a Uuaranleed by all druggists. good dinner at noon and all concern ed felt happier aud better because of The W oral me n initiation of 105 can the neighborly act. didate» at the woolen mill on Decem- Under the heading of Captains of lier I 81I1 will he by far the biggest Industry the Cosmopolitan is publish thing of the kind that aver happened mg a brief biography of about 75 in in t>-is county. Six teams will con dustrial American leaders, five each text iu putting on the work. month. Every article i* full of inter There was a recent delightful party est and calculated to er courage oth • till midnight lunch at the home of er« to strive for advancement. John McCrow, near McCoy. The par The 80th birthday of Marcellos FauV ticipant» were Mattie Wilcox, Edith onner was celebrated at Sheridan last Grave», Bessie Ott, Minnie and Sadi •, t.orsline, Pauline, Hattie, Carmen, w**ek. Tom and Jacob Sears, Waldo Finn, T. J Graves, of Bethel, lias sold hi» laiui» Mackin, George Sbeilds, Bert 209 baler of hops at ever 25 cents. Purviue, George Fluke, Cecil Gravea Residents of this county who have and Elawortb Post. A s l e e p A m i d F la m e s . Breaking into a hUzing home, some firemen 'ately dragged the sleeping inmates from death. Fancied securi ty ami death near. It i* that way when you neglect cough* and colds. Do not do it. Dr. K ing'* New Dis covery for Coimimption gives perfect protection against all throad, chest and lung trot*Me*. Keep it near and avoid suffering, death and doctor’» hill*. A tea*poonful stops a late cough, persistent use the most stub born. Harmless aud nice taasting It isTgnaruut ed to satisfy by all drug gists. Price 50 cents and $1. Trial bottles free. been traveling up and down the coast V* say that everywhere they heard good Gooch Bros, at the Dallas flouring thing* »aid about Dallas. mill produce an article that has no superior. All the ladies praise lt.- bread making qualities. Consuntptioi *•* Nowhere this side of Portland can you get better or more stylish m illin ery than Mrs. Chaco carries. Her milliner know* exactly how to arrange the part* of a hat to the best advant- age. When you wake up with a bad taste in your mouth, go at once to Wilson's dmg store and get a free sample bot- le of Chamberlain's flomach and liv er tablets. Oi e or two doses will m .ke you well. They also curs bil- lionsncss, sick headache and consti pation. Get s free sample of Chamberlain’s domach and liver tablet» at Wilson's drug store. They are easy to take slid inure pleasant in effect than pills. Then their use is not followed by con stipation as is often the case with pill. Regular size, 25 cents a box. Salt pork is a famous old- fashioned remedy for con- sumption. “ Eat plenty of pork,” was the advice to the All pareuts everywhere have a stand consumptive 50 and 100 mg invitation to visit the schools at tended by their children, but few of Ki-ser’s gun store i* headquarters years ago. hem do so. Reuben Kobineou, the for the best ammunition in the coun Salt pork is good if a man school superintendent of Multnomah ty, and it is the best pluce to get all county, has issued a circular reoom- broken things mended. He is a lock can stomach it. The idea uending that teachers have parents smith and repairs sewing mschiues. behind it is that fat is the lay a time or two during each term and try to get as many as possible of Dunn’* hhelf goods sre the tulk of food the consumptive needs them out to see the regular work of the school. ¡he town. Folks say that at their most. grocery they can always get exactly Never before have Oregon mutton Scott’sEmulsion is the mod sheep what they want in c.unied nr bottled been shipped to California, but goods. ern method o f feeding fat to this sea»on six trains of them bav. that way. An authority says the consumptive. Pork is too gone that there are now ou the range, of INVITATIONS FRO M SA L EM . rough for sensitive stomachs. ilia state 6,000,000 sheep, being more Gon*| health amounts to everything Scott’s Emulsion is the most than the ranges out to carry. and may he preserved by keeping dry of fats, especially and warm in rough weather. The wa refined N E W T O -D A Y . terproof clothing and the rubber boots prepared for easy digestion. and shoes at the New York Racket iheep to toll or Ito «n .h u a by i. P. Hol. will ketp out both the wet. and the Feeding him fat in this JTOCK 5 man io I cold. Their winter underwear will greatly add to the comfort of any way, which is often the only ANTED—a dozen L e f horn hens by V. P. Finke. man, woman or child. way, is half the battle, but WA > — O1 — Scott’s Emulsion does more It always pay* to get the best, espec aale by F. A. Link, three mile* southwest of There is some K)R Lewisville, ially in photography. Go to the gal | than that. 100 stock sheep, lauibs and year- lery over Dabympie’s store and after thing about the combination litiga. inspecting sample* of th* work they | do vt mi will he very apt to want sum** o f cod liver oil and hypophos- GOATS for sale by Robert Howe in Dallas. of their pictures. phites in Scott’s Emulsion 30 that puts new life into the EXTRA good sows with calves by their sides and Strong’* restaurant draws lots of blooded Berkshire pigs of both sexes for sale 8 full folk* who like good thing* to eat. weak parts and has a special by D. L. Key! at Perrydale. action on the diseased lungs. CARPETS and rurt woven at Mre.ll. F. Tbomp. Do your eye* burn, does your head ache, or is your sight blurred? B it ter be sure than sorry about your M. D. Hubbard has bought of W. E The Dallas Woodmen had a big Robert Grant and wife of Bridge eyes. The Mire way is to consult Dr. Varn e 76 ncrcs of the Isaac Harris do time last night, there being many vis port were here yestorda,, visiting nation claim this side of O kdale for Low next week when he is here. You itors from all over ( lie county. A nice their son, John. $050, and Mrs. Moilie Stump has sol ' nay he sorry if you do not lunch was served and a programme David Crider will next spring put o G. C. Shipley 30 acres west of M n rendered. Before coming home Van Emhree t:p a 50 foot front brick building mouth for $600. helped to take thirty carload- of ca*. U. 8 . Grant, of Dallas, has been where Ullrey’s feed jtore stands. It There are now over 300 pupils in le from Eastern Oiegon to Seattle. elected a director of the American A n will coutain two store rooms and h i . gora Goat Breeders’ association at upper story may be added for *» the Dallas public school. A Bouton and Maine railroad car Kansas City. Woodman’s hall. F. J. Yates and family have move and Another from the Baltimore ami from Dallas to Willumina. Ohio road left here this week with prune* for the east, and several car Bring this notice and five cent* and loads of our hops are enrotife to New get two package* of Injun bread at The steel bridge feed yard is a ha- 0 » leans, to go thence by ship to Lon SA LEM the W hite Front grocery. van of rest and comfort for many a don. vearv Polk county horse these days. OREGON Judge Burch has 174 and Ssmm J. M. Lvnn, of Salt Creek, planted Take your own feed or let them fur Orr 184 hales of hops John Grove*, SALEM'S GREATEST STORE an nc~e in turnips in July and now nish it as you please Prices low down agent for Lilienthal Bros., offered Corner Court an d Liberty Street* . lias 500 bushel* of as fine ones as we th»*m Tuesday 26 cent- for 100 hales, ever saw. many of them weighing from TH E but they would not take it. New pattern» in Havjland and Ger five to ten pounds. He is selling some BEST Rememl»er that Dr. Lowe doe* not and feeding the balance to bis stock man china in plain white and dainty AND decorated designs j 1st arrived at the CHEAPEST go from bouse to liuu*e— no first cine* J. M. Howard, formerly of this coun Yokohama Tea »tore. Thirteen of STORE optician does. Consult him about N your eves at Hotel Gail N u vim b c tv, orden the Itemizer to hi* address the patterns »old in sets or siog’e 3REGON; at Oakville, California. pieces. | 20th. 2D t and 22nd. FOR Presiding Elder Ford will preach at Frank Fenton and family, of Gold- W e lunch at the George counter be. the M E. church this evening and endale, has been here visiting his aunt will hold a church institute tomorrow Mrs. Cornelias Hughe« John Hugh cause we can find no better place in beginning at 10 and 2. Quarterly es has gone up into thp Spokane coun the city. conference Haturday evening and try and Mr-. Beekv Hughes and K a preaching Sunday morning and even- tie have gone bsrk to Iowa, Somehow one feels at home in the 1 ing. Malheur county ha* the largest Johnson clothing store the moment John C. Turn Wife and Mis* Clara school district in the world, it contain he enters the door. Courteous and Hiush • w were marrii d at ID.rniony ing 4.200 square miles and being big fair treatment i* always the rule there. If any purchase proves un church last Sunday by Rev. W . 8 . ger than the state of D leware. satisfactory they give the money Matthew*, and a license ha* been is W e have a rheumatic remedy that ! hack Ildsitles the moat attractive sued for the marciage of E. A Lesley ha* been thoroughly tried ami will stock of suits ami overcoat* in the ami Miss Nora Marks. posit D el v take out the akr.s and pain* L A D IE S A N D M ENS’ city they carry the very best quality M E N A N D B O YS’ George C. W ill, the rustling Salem If a sufferer, let us tell you aliout it. • •f fine »ho«s for men. Try a pair of S lIO ^ S C L O T H IN G music desler, passed through town If it fails in your case there will be no i their easy fitting shoes. Two famous brands of shoes The largest clothing depart Tuesday from selling a Kimball or* ru#L sold exclusively by us— Queen ment in the valley, full of all the gan to the F»1U City public achool. Quali v for Indies. Myers for men newest mid latest styles. Stop s ttis C e u g fi W e have ordered the Oregonian for RED UCED PR IC E S ON GORDON H A T S T. D. Lucas, Beaver; Joe. Ravage, And works off th$ Laxative bro- SHOE I RESS1NG8 H a l. A M r o i ra W illam ina; K. A. Link, L »w i«v ill«; C. iiioquininQ tablets cure a cold in one A N D F IN D IN G S C L U E T T C O LLA R S W. Stafford, R. M. Ballard. 8 R day, N o cure, no pay. Price, 25 C A T A X O a U E . W B I T E IT O U O TJX* Smith and C. B. McCracken, Dallas, cento. T » thi. iliu k i. I, «■ n «7 b o irtit. laa.la. j Two doltara pays lor it end the Item i l axative Bromo-QuiaiBe ■ T t rfc r* zer a year. Job woik done here— the beat. r t & f ------ r Wheat, per huahei. 52(aliO cl» Bran, per ton $1 Short», per ton, *20. Date, per huahei, 30 cle. Flour, per 10 b arrel»,#3 00. Flour, per suck, 30c, Buckwheat Hour, *2.60 per cwt. Uermea, $ i 60 per cwt. Coru meal, $2 50 p | er cwt. A sample will be sent free upon request. Be sure that this picture tn the form < f a label is on tba wrapper of every bottls of Emulsion you boy. SCOTT & BOW NE, C H E M IS T S , 409 P e a rl S t., N. Y . 50c. and $!; all druggists. J eon’s in the southwest part of Dallas. GH)R sale or tiade, a 7 month-old thoroughbred J l Poland China boar. Inquire of J. W. Robinson at Oakdale. A REWARD ef $6 will be given for information leading to the recovery of a medium sized red and white cow, unmarked and with strap around her horns and with small brass bell on Atso dark red yearling heifer with crop and underbit on right an I •wallow fork on left ear. Address Oliver Wait, Mc Coy. 60 NEW DRUG STORE IN T H E OLD BAND H A L L D A L LAS. DR. F. S. LOCKE, PROP. Dr. F. 8. Locke, from Port land, who ha* had 25 years exp*-ricii< e as a physician and druggist, ha* 0|**ned on north Front street in lbillat a stock of drug*, patent medicines, homeopathic remedies, sta tionery, school books and college writing tablets, notions. Your Patronage IS SOLICITED. OOtTft. half nannies, for « l e by 8. T. Bmlttl at Bui ith fie Id. Addrevs Crowley. trees for sale by J. R. Nunn, of Dallas Í jiRLTT Mo. It first clase and satisfaction guaiantcdd. 10 AC R M at western city limits for saJealttfS by W. H. Kraber, of Dallas. A SI X room residence in Dallas a block west ol the home of W. A. Wash for sale by bias or O. W. Me Bee 30 TTTLLRLOODED COTSWOLD KWRfl AND 15 rams for sals by A. C. Staats si Airlis, Or. HAVE MONET TO LOAN AT A LL TIMEN AT . the very best rates obtainable.—H. G. Campbell. ONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED PA EM PEO party at usual raise by Osear Hayter, Dallas. ONEY TO LOAN AT • PER CENT ON F AM security J. L. COLLINE, Dwiiea. W E HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON IM PIO TI* farm property EIRLEY * SARIN f (