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THE POLK COUNTY plant is being erected and everything ITEMIZER U vioHsowot. rite cotton null here DALLAS, FRIDAY, DEO 18. 1902. OUR STAFF OF RUSTLERS. gives employim ni to over 1500 men, women and children. I am soon go W H A T T H E Y H A V E T O 8 A Y A B O U T T H E D O I N G S IN T H E C O U N T Y . ing possum hunting and expect to have many funny experiences, of which I may tell you at another time. A n U n e q u a l l e d a n d C o m p l e t e Re »nd have a Christmas tree here in ilie em b for the turkeys he shipped to the llic Dull a.- Koval Arch Masous have O v e r -W o r k W e ake n s church. As all seen« iuterested, a metropolis, and the geese averaged ov chosen as officers K. E. Williams, Dr t*i $1 each. Guy »avs it p.»ys to raise McCallen, W. L. Strong, E l Biddle, Y o u r K id n e y s . pleasant time is anticipated. geest and turkey® if you can gel your Oscar Hay ter, Win Faill, Willis Sim- All the Wno»lmenin this part of the UBhetlthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood. county are looking forward to the big wife to attend to them time. most of the outon, E. 0. Kirkpatiick, A. U Muir, Walter Williams, \Y J. ^ lute and Millard Peroival. Jacob Voorhic®, of Marion county, John Colwell and wife have gone to J. C. White and a Mr. Bell, of Oak i Grove, and 1). A. Undue, of Independ L’t-xae to spend the winter. ence, were among those from a dis Through the agency of Fuller A La tance who attended the grange meet cey a big »tore ige ol timber land lias ing at Lewisville Saturday been sold in Lane oouuiy for $25,000. initiation in your city December 18th. All the blood In your body peases through Arrangements are being made by the your kidneys once «very three minutes. The kidneys are your members of Airlie camp for special motors for their convenience. blood purifiers, they fil BIC F R A T E R N A L G A T H E R IN G . VV. A. W ASH, ter out the waste or T o Cur® a C o l d in O n e Day O. J Bagley and John Hiltibrand impurities in the blood. EDITOR AMD PROPRlRTgR. On December 18th at the Dallas Take laxative hrorno quinine tablet®. If they are sick or out shipped several head <»f dress* »1 hogs woolen mill building will be hoi 1 one of order, they fall to do to Imb'P'Muh nce and Monmouth mar. of the largest fraternal gatherings ev All druggists refund the money if it The family of W L. Bristow ia im their work. fails to cure. Signature of E. W. ket men Tuesday. A great variety of large and beaut • er held in Polk county. The Wood- j SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Pains, aches and rheu proving in health and it is u« t neces ful pictures lor only 25 cents at Kura men of the World will then initiate | Grove on each box. 25 cents. matism come from ex Kirk Sc r afford mad® a business trip sary to sit up with them of nights any #1 50 ..................................... Per y**ar nearly 100 candid:.tea, of which Dal- I lake's, lie also has some elegant AI»- cess of urtc acid In the to Albany Monday and reports the more. POPCORN. $ 75..............................Per six months las will furnish 45, Monmouth 20, i queue and Aug ira goa•. rugS. blood, due to neglected roads as very bad in some places. 40 ..........................Per three months ! Buell 11, Airlie 15 and Ballston 11. I G. W Porttr and family will soon kidney trouble. Advertising rates made known on .The Dallas Woodmen are making! move into their new house. Not long ago Andrew Holman was Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady I M. Simpson is having q lite a Airlie circle will visit the Dallas heart beats, and makes one feel as though number »»f posts m »1*?. He intends Woodmen women on the 18th, ami arrested at Spokane, un officer taking application. Correspondence is solicit* I great preparations to entertain at j they had heart trouble, because the heart Is A surprise party was given Miss si. building considerable new fence, so as Monmouth camp expects to bring him to be a Methodist piva ner, M . least 500 visitors. A reduced fare of NickeUon, who was wanted hy the *u- Fine Job Printing done at reasonable I one and a fifth has been secured on | Mi nnie Grice Saturday in honor of ! over-working tn pumping thick, kidney- to make his farm more convenient to their baud along with them. ! poisoned blood through veins and arteries. llien ties. »rices. carry on the dairy business. ihe Southern Pacific, and delegations her birthday. Many friends gathered, It used to be considered that only urinary Mrs. W. I. Reynolds went to Alba I are coining from Portland and all a nice lunch was served and all had a I troubles were to be traced to the kidneys, James Haggard has made changes Jap C«>ad, who hat been ernpl >yi»d ny Tuesday to at end the funeral « f I but now modern science proves that nearly in some of the fencing on his farm for west side camps, as this is the first good lime. in Portland tor a good while is homo B ALLSTO N VIS ITE D . her cousin, John Turner. I all constitutional diseases have their begin I one of a series of stu b log rollings to J. W. Plipenieia and wife have re ning in kidney trouble. the sake of convenience and appear on a visit. Hugh Hayes started a car loed of Monday morning we dropped from i be held in the diff»Tcut counties turned from Poitland. Ifyou are sick you can make no mistake ance. j ?hr« ughout the state. Interest cen prunes to Loudon yesterday and M. Blank notes and receipts for sale it the train at the junction and footed it by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild We are to have a Christmas tree. Our farmers are getting the nines M. Ellis will send off two car loads to this office, al o all kinds of legal two miles down the truck to Ballston. ters in the team contests, which will and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer’s off of their backs and mean to keep j be participated in by several county morrow. blanks. The rain poured down all day ami the McDowell Bros, have bought a disc Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy Is streets had far more mud and water <Iri 11 teams, the prize being an elegant plow and F. A Kramer is cutting soon realized. It stands the highest for its up with the times They are now wonderful cures of the most distressing cases quite enthusiastic over a rural tele- j $10 sword. This work ia expected to than sidewalks. But several citizens wood for F. E. Starbuck. and is sold on its merits phone. We pr* diet that before many told ua they intended to soon side take up the entire night and the Dal months the farmers of this eonimuni- j walk their property and that will en las boys are arranging to feed tin- T h e Best Pre scription for M a l a r i a by all druggists infifty- cent and one-dollar siz ty can engage their produce from tourage others to do so. The weath contestants and visitors most liberally. < chills and feveis is a bi ttle of Grove’s es. You may have a their homes over the ’phone. It would er being too inclement for work most An elegant consul commander's cup tasteless Chill Tonic It is simply sample bottle by mall H _____ Hora« of Swamp-Root. of the male population had gat lu red will be pres« nted to tbe camp making free, also pamphlet telling you how to find also be a great local convenience. irou and quinine in a tasteless form. at the store of Joe and Rhea Craven the largest percentage of increase and out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. No cure, no pay. Price 50 cents. A short time ago we noticed in the Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer to swap yarns. The Cravens dressed the member who has put in the most columns of your paper that 0. E. & Co., Binghamton, N. Y. and shipped to the Thanksgiving mar applications will secure an elegant PEOEE. Slants and G A. Conn wanted to play ket some 300 turkeys and geese and I badge, the second highest getting a Months ag»> we began thinking about our holiday stocks— any other two gentlemen in the coun have as many more engaged to the neat pin. These prizes are now on were selecting here an»! there the choicest articles for the Lew Edwards and wife have a new ty a game of crokinole John Leveck I. P. Reese, of Monmouth, shipped holiday trade. F. W. Royal is both display in Neighbor W. R. Pfennig’s girl at their house. least money, buying of the fa» tories direct in most cases t»> and Tracy Staats say they never saw a car load ol hogs to Portland Thurs postmaster and railroad agent, hut ins window. Tbe Dallas drill team will save the middleman's profit, taking the largest possible quan the game, but will accept the chal The baby of Mrs, Reuben Hastings day. wife has charge of both while he works meet incoming visitors on the train tities in order t»> get the lowest possible prices. Any time you lenge on condition that he game tak»* under Frank Gould, who has been and motor and escort them to the Odd has been sick. ar* in Salem we want you to visit our store and see the result Chan. Hazleton has purch*3ed the place on neutral gr< unds and playtd section boss there for 17 years Mrs. Fellow’s hall, where the ladies of the of our hard work; we want you to see the t-t<>ck complete be The family of John Water* have Mike McNulty place. according to the 1903 football rules. Royal, whose father whs McMiiin l)od circle will assist in giving them an been sick w th colds. fore the lines are broken up. All goods are marked in plain son. reported 125,830 prun is or about hour of social intercourse and pleas figures, and while looking »round you can learn the prices. Th»* nic»*st lot of logs ever fl«»ate<l A A. Miches, of'Gervai* pc ted as A lame back keeps Mr. Pagenkoti R. R. agent while the regular agent down the Luckiamute are now kept 640 bales of hops as having been ship ure. At 8 30 the Woodmen, their With us it is not a question of how much we can get, hut for ped from there, and said there was drill team* and the 100 initiates will from working. moving down stream by a large force how little wi- can sell That is the way our business has in- took a ten days lay oft. about V00 cords of oak grub wood pil march to the woolen mill, where the cr< as* d. If.you \\ant% anything in the line of books, bibb s, of men, and the logs are being clean Sociable at the school house next Floyd Miller has purchased the ed along the track to be shipped later regular weakly session of Dallas camp ed up along the hanks bett r than us toilet ai tit les, leat her goods, sterling silver novelties, calan i i the winter. Nine cars had just been wiil b»* convened. The initiation and Saturday evening to get funds to el store building belonging to John Hill ual. The water remaining up so long m ders, games and game hoards, we cun save you money, We ect a horse shed. and move«! it on the vacant lot next ordered to ship away wheat anti it team contests will come on in the;r is of great assistance to the men doing give a 10 per cent discount on current copyright books. We the blacksmith shop, where he intends w h s not easy to get them Over Cra regular course, ai d an unbroken invite yc u to make cur store your home while in Salem. A cousin of Jesse Yost has arriv opening a general merchandise store. the work. vens* store the Woodmen have a com night of pleasure may be anticipated. ed from the east. Have your packages sent her« and we will attend to them for The farmers institute being held modious hall in which all kinds of Gieat credit is due to all the camps you. A T i m e l y S u g g e s t io n . litre this week is a very interesting af A four month old pig of B. 8. Hast- public gatheiings are held. They had in the county for the way in which fair. Farmers are rapidly becoming This is ttie season of the year when just received 165 new hall chairs they have responded to this call for iug’b weighed 120 pounds. the prudent and careful housewife re- aware of the fact that it pays to take Mrs. C. H. Brook» had been ¿aken to new mem hers, as it was not expected Whooping cougli is prevalent. pleiiisms her supply of Chamberlain’s a few days off occasionally and learn a Portland hospital for surgical treat that the aim set at 105 candidates 263 Commercial street, Salem. something of improved methods of ment and Miss Killie Clark, who has could be in any way nearly reached. Stock is doing well except a few Cough Remedy. It is certain to be needed before the winter is over, and conducting the farm The methods ------ • •- ----------- been teaching in Woodburn, is also sheep are dying. results are much more prompt and advocat'd at these institutes have been A Lib e ra l Offer. thereunder treatment. Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Womer raised eighteen tur satisfactory when it is kept at hand acquired hy years <»f hard work an»l | The undersigned will give a free Woodley showed us an old family hi- ami given as soon as the cold is con- experience, an»l every farmer who at ! hie brought across the plains in 1847 sample of Chamberlain’s Stomach keys anil shipped the n to Portland. — ; ---- -♦ -♦ • » ■- — artcled and before it has become set tends this institute at Lewisville will j by her father, Nathan Conner. She und Liver Tablets to anyone wanting H j w to P re ve nt C r o u p . tied in the system. Iu almost every he benefited by In uring the discus- j also has an iron pot in which they a reliable remedy for disorders of the It will be good news to the mothers instance a severe cold may be warded sinus. boiled potatoes and wheat on that stomach, biliousness or constipation. T han in the Oregonian and Itemizer for one year? trip. George Wilcox ami family have This is a new remedy and a good one. of small children to learn that croup off by taking this remedy freely as A literary society has been organiz I can be prevented. The first sign of soon as the first indication of the cold moved to Portland and the hotel is Wilson Dreg Co. ed at the Elkins pchool house and ----------------« • « . ------------------ croup is hoarseness. A day or two appears. There is no danger in giv some excellent progr«mines have been now kept by P. W. Ryan and wife, re D a lla s Boys A h e a d . before the attack the child becomes ing it to children for it contains no cently from Salmon river. He lived rendered. A literary society proper At Newberg from Friday evening to hoarse. This is soon followed by a harmful substance. It ’« pleasant to ly conducted, and one in which t! e I can save money for you on hop wire. Direct shipment from eastern miff. in different parts of this country years peculiar rough cough. Give Cham take— both adults and children like Sunday evening there was a district ago, and her father, Daniel Burris people take an interest, is a great ben- j Prices always the lowest on wire ami wire fencing. Correspondence solicited. it. Buy it and you will get „the best. berlain’s Cough Remedy freely as convention of Oregon, Idaho and was a well known old time resident, W ALTER MOR LEV etit to any neighborhood. J. S. Andrews, a former resident o. Washington Young Mens’ Christian soon as the child becomes hoarse, or It always cures. For sale by Wilson Drug Co. even after the rough cough appears, associations, there being a large repre Miss Ethel Me Lend has returne»! | Red Prairb , is down from Gray’s bar from a several days visit, with Inde ber, and Jack Syron is expected back seniation and several men of consid- I and it will dispel all symptoms of S M I T H F I E L D croup. In this way all ».anger and 1 arable prominence present The Dal- | from the same region. Van Sears and pendence friends mid relatives. wife are arranging to spend the win b»s delegation consisted of President anxi»-ty may he avcided. This rem G. W. Myer has been building wo Mrs. Eliza Shaw, who has been vis I edy is used by many thousands of Pol in ;, Prof. Whittleay, Prof. Dunkel- ter in Southern California. Henry ven wire fence. King v» itti her daughter, Mrs. J R Tillery has moved from near Perry- berger, Arthur Wilson, Dan Poling, mothers and has never been known James Olmsted has been around i Huhhird, (*f Suver, to»*k the motoi dale to Ballsion and Dudley Saling (Mu st< r Gales, Alex. Van Orsdel, Led to ff.il. It is, in fact, th«* only remedy ^ time ami money in aJIjusini&j education is not a vent'i-'e. The bousiits to be lorivid from uuch a t • i and wife live at the old home of Aunt ford Woodward, Win. Hariman, Ran that can always he depend* d upon putting up bills for his sale on Salt I Ileal lit T» f< 1 h» Die la .'t M I 1 , G. G. I l e w i l t received more t Iran $2 ; last for life and I»y substantial dividend« every »lay. These fact« are ui»;»y shown by the uniform «access Rachel Davidson. We took an early dolph Butler, August Kisser, WinCim and ihut is pleasant and safe to take. Crick December 20th. For sale by Wilson Drug Co. Palmer. Claud Ovi.tit, and Peiry ---------------------- of the graduates of the supper wi'li John Campbell and wile Jasper Boydston and Bert Hastings C A PITA L BTJSIITESS COLLEGE. and at dusk dropped into the home of Baughman. Our hoys took a promi took in the Rickre.dl shooting match nent part generally and beat teams Our students arc offered the advantages of a school well knqwn for its thorough work, pleasant room» John McCulloch at the junction to N O R T H S P R IN G V A LLE Y . lust Saturday. Loin both Willamette university and , skillful teacher» and modern methods. Class and individual instruction. Living expenses cheap. Send wait for the coming of the train. Newberg college at basket ball. They fo r catalogue. Will Branchflower reports wolves as 8. T. Smith has killed some fine arrived home on Monday evening’s numerous. porkers. W . I. S T A L E Y , Principal, Salem, Oregon. LETTER FROM ALABAMA. train full of enthusiasm and ready to John Childers will run a dairy tackle anything or any s°t of athletes. Sadie Myer has been visiting her Dr. Woods’ grandson, Gus, who in ranch. sister, Mrs. H. C. Seymour at Rick- now there going to school, was re Has a record of BALLSTON. Miss Birdie Jennings has been vis reall. quested to write for the Itemiz»*r some Chemicals may make linen look thing about life in that region, and Mrs. Bernice Brooks, is dangerously iting in Portland and Miss Bessie Po whiter for the time being, but soon T h e C h ris t m a s Dinner. here is what he says: All the old ill at St. Vincent hospital, Portland. le}, of Lostine, has been visiting Ii3r. ruin it— literally eat it up. We are In spite of the fact that dyspepsia plantations still have a number of lit of all cases of not clothes canibals, nor do we get Jas. Otlinger has gone to Winlock, Mr. Blue is living on Ben Windsor's means literally bad cook, it will not tle log cabins in which the negroes a commission from shirt ami collar lull farm. be fair for many t»> lay the blame on live as of yore, the only difference be Wash. manufacturers for Tin reasii g d e the cook if they begin the Christmas ing that they are now free. You can At a meeting held here Monday The Davis A Buttrick mill is again mand for their products Our cus dinner with little appetite an»! end it generally hear before seeing them, for night, it was decided to have a Christ sawing. tomers interests are ours; so we W H E N T A K E N AS D IR E C T E D . wi h distress or nausea. It may not they are the happiest goluckies on mas tree* make clothes clean and h**lp to H N. Alderman sold a load of fine l>e fair for any to <io that—let us hop«- earth Their cabins are built of logs, make them las'. Orde rs left with so for the sake of the cook! The dis A gang of forty Japs are improving porkers the cracks being tilled with mud. The W. R. Ellis or the Salem stage will ease dyspepsia indicates a had stom chimneys are built on the outside, he (he railroad track cant of town^ Te»l Burden, formerly «»f this vicini ach, rather than a bad cook, and for a receive prompt attention. •ng made of mml and sticks. Many of Mrs. Wm. Carroll was reported ty, is soon to he married at Oregon weak stomach there is nothing else the huts erected in slavery days ar*- City. quit»- sick this week. equal to Hood’s Sar»aparilla, It gives new ready to tumble down. There is only one room in each house and it Lincoln has a magnet that draws the stomach vigor and tone, cures H. L. Day, of Portland, organizer COLONEL J. OLMSTED, PROP. dyspepsia, creates appetite, and makes often contains nearly a dozen little for ill** Woodmen, will meet with ua Bert Alderman. BUT eating the pleasure it should be. coons. One day as l was passing a next Saturday night. W ILL Miss Lottie Daniel, of Michigan Ci suburb of Alabama City known as CURE Miss Eftie Clark, of this place, who ty, is in our valley. B U E N A V I8TA . Flatwotal.it being a da-key settle ment, I noticed fifteen little niggers hss been teaching at Woodburn, ia Rev. Snyder is holding a protracted playing games. Some of the hoys had now quite siCii at St Vincent hospit Y o u K n o w W h a t Y o u A re T a k i n g ragged shirts and pants lorn'nearly to al. when you take Grove’s Tasteless Chill meeting at the Methodist church. the waist, and the dirty, barefoot girls Tonic because the formula is plainly The river is out of its hanks. Graves Bros, and G. W. Clark have bad small aprons fastened only at tin- printed on every bottle showing that sold four Cur loads of potatoes to Mr. it is simply iron and quinine in a Cyrus Purvine and daughter, Clata, j SALEM A N D A L B A N Y . neck They were having a high o*d time. 1 asked them to dance lor me Jones, of Amity, for the San Francisco tasteless form. No cure, no pay. 50 were up from Zena lately. The Largest Furniture, Carpet and Wall Paper dealers in the Willam mat ket. and the leader yelled out, "All you cents. John McClain and wif<> have a new ette valley above Portland. Have a cornet measurement of >«»ur nigs »wing up thur for the silver A verv successful Thanksgiving en hat>y giil and Mr. McCormick is a rooms amt windows when you come for carpets, wall paper and shades. dance." They gave a regular old tertainment whs given by the school B e tte r T h a n a P IA ste r. grandpa. We cut »hades to fit without charge and nrake them in any width. fashioned colored dance, clapping Nov. 26th. A good program was ren A piece of flannel dampened with We make our own mattresses and each is exactly as represente»!. Miss Bertha Rowe Iras been al home their hands and shouting, and ending dered, ami the baskets were sold by Chamberlain’s Pain Balm and hound We also make our own couches and lounges and carry » large liu® of by all rolling over one another in the Ralph Savery. the receipts being $48, on the affected parts, ia belter than a on a visit from the normal. coverings dirt. Then they gave a cakewalk, the which will go toward buying an organ plaster for a lame back and for pains Prof. Murphy having been called t o 1 girls holdiug their dresses knee high for the school. in the side or chest. Pain Balm has Dallas as a juror, there was no school ! and swaying their bodies from side to no superior as a liniment for the re Monday and Tuesday of last week. Every available house in town is | lief of deep sealed, muscular and side as they danced, while the boys AT felt big as lords as they whirled now occupied, at several families have I iheumtuic pains. For sale by Wilson Th- re will he a Christmas tree and ALL First door north of postoffice, Salem, Oregon. Stores at through the merry dance in unclean, coin® to town to school their children | Drug Co. entertainment at the school house. U P -TO -D A TE D R U C C IS TS . patched and ragged bieeches. At an Salem and A lbany. Prof. M G. Steel, gave two enter ; Mr»». Emh G>»bat, nee Florence Pra- j other time I met e pack of ebony lit trtiemeuts h*»t Friday and Saturday S p e c ia l f ro m B all ato n. ther, has a baby girl. tle coons coming home from gather nights for the benefit of the W Hxlmen. I The evening of December 4th was ing persimmons to mske beer They The entertainment consisted of illus (In* occasion of a most dvlightful ami LEW IS V ILLE. had their aprons, hats and caps full oi trated songs, moving pictnrea and pleasing entertainment given hy Mr. DALLAS COLLEGE the fruit and some were chewing su atereoptican views. Mr. Freeland, a and Mrs H S. Fudge in honor of The Bagley bridge, near Simpson’s gar cane. I bit into a green pernim- I fine soloist, sang several late songs,! their fifth wedding anniversary. The + station, is unlit for travel on account i mon which so puckered my mouth which were illustrated by stereoptican house was artistically decorated for of »awlogs pushing one of the bents ++++++++++++-A-++++++++++++ that 1 could not whistle. We are j The entertainment was fir«tclu*s in Hie occasion with English vv and J Courses not Excelled in the State. J from under il. having »i great boom here in Alabama , every respect ami was highly appre tnyr'le. ami great hunches of mistletoe City. A five million dollar steel j crated by the large crowd each night. Tracy Stoat* w.ia buying hogs over T Piano, Organ, Harmony, Composition J cunningly placed gav»* the ron? ihe •*•++++++++++++++++++++++-«•++ The receipts were $63 90 lor the two appearance of a woodland bower. The near Stiver Monday. nights. »lining room was profusely decorated J .?. Leveck, Mary Smith, Rachel Largest stock of Men and Boys’ ClotHng ---------- — - in green and the neat white tables Ebert W Thonipsofi 1«■»•**! and tr*r»V formed a pleating contrast. The first Smith ami Hat’ ie Evans were buying C. W. K A N T N E R , D IR E C TO R . between Portland and San Francisco Christmas presents at Monmouth and Studio in dormitory. charge of Hotel Gail in October, 1901. part of the evening w a s spent in p a y | I ndepemb'iu-e Tue®day. You don't and can't if your utomach | and soon alter married Miss Mona ing crokinole and other games, after The rural delivery has f»»ile»l to ia weak. A weak utoniach doe. not di Daniel, of l.tban n Not long ago which the guests partook of an elab his father, J. B. Thompson, came orate supper, which bore signs of un make two trips on account of high gest all that i. ordinarily taken into it. i from Lebanon and together they pur usual fluff in its preparation. The water near the Luckiamute flouring It get. tired ea.dy, and what it fail, to chased the hotel property. Ten days remainder of ¿he evening was spent miff. dlgeat ii waste!. Shirts, Underwear, Sweaters, Rain Coats, j ago he went to a Portland hospital in music and singing, the Scotch bal Among the aigns of a weak atnmach F. M. Smith has come to ihe con Overalls, Junipers, etc., etc., and everything and was soon pronounced very sick lads sung by R»a1ney McFarquher, are uneasiness after riding, tit. of nrr- clusion that it pays l»> keep the b* st Ton. headache, and di.agreeable belch with appendicitis and typhoid fever. recently from Scotland giving gre-tl giade of Bt»*ck, consequently he »lis- in men and boys' wear may be found at rea He died Wednesday surrounded by pleasure. The fifty guests departed ing. A large stock to l»**ed of all his »beep and pu chased sonable prices at the 4' I hav*» taken Hood's Sarsaparilla St his wife, father and mother, and was et midnight, all feeling the enjoyment select from different times for stomach troubles, and a taken to his old hum® at Ivcbanon for of a well spent and pleasurable even I some thitiv bead ol thoroughbreds run down condition <*f the system, amt have from »he flock of J B Stump. and prices always been greatly benefited by Its use. I would burial. He was of a lively and gener ing. not be without It In ray family. I am trou oils nature and had many fi lends in ■ ■ — -- The Lewisville ami Montgomery right. bled especially in summer with weal staaa Dallas. McCOY. i neighborhoods are going in together act) and nausea and find flood’s Sarsaparilla Opposite Capital National* hank and head Invaluable.” K. B. H ickman , W.Chester. Pa. McMinnville's Woodman drill team Sunday echool ie progressing nicely. of 16 men will he present at the Dal quarters for Salem made blankets, flannels Mrs. Edith Pevoc visited in Port- las log rolling and break in their new and clothing. and Pills suits just purch:«*ed( The Dallas team I n ml this week. Strengthen and tone the stomach and »•Xpert to go to McMinnville Saturday ra im ume. f Mr®. Tosier it in Portland taking the whole digestive system. WILSON BLOCK night, Deceit)bwi ♦0th. 0)®d)Cal treatment. i H B 3 ZQ u b lm h b d E v se y F riday M oebinb A t 7:80. G l 'S B assett W o o d s . l u m e nf Wrvat Y o u r F r i e n d s are a n d Hav e Been La tely D o i n g . The W. H.Burghardt Company, CAN YOU INVEST $2 ANY BETTER HOP W IRE F E IS rO E W O R K S i Clothes Eating 90 per cent Cur*S Excess of Uric Acid Not a Cure-All, SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY Ths H ouse Furnishing Rheumatism Company Gout Neuralgia IT IT the House Furnishing Company. j MUSICAL DEPARTMENT Salem Woolen Mills Store Get the M o st Out o f Your Food î i î t Watches,® Jewelry,® Î SUITS - OVERCOATS - HATS Silverw are,* SALEM WOOLEN MILL STORE H o o d ’s Sarsaparilla P F E N N IG , Jeweler and Optician.
