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OUK STAFF OF HUSTLERS. Rev. J, K. G. Russel will preach at good. Our excellent instructor Miss Ella Austin is to leach for another Bridgeport tomorrow evening and Sun Rufus month. day. Th* re will he regular ►ervice at --------- • • * — W H A T T H E Y HAVE T O 3AY A B O U T . . . . his church in Dallas on »Suud.iv. T H E D O I N C 8 IN T H E C O U N T Y . V O fllC lO S CROW LEY. Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood. Mrs. Mack, Vardeman. Russel and D ALLAS, FRIDAY, MAY. 1. 1903. W m . Fishback, attended the Sunday Mr. Turnidge and wife, of Lebanon,; A n U n e q u a l ' c d a n d C o m p l s t s Re All the blood in your body penes through School couvt-niiou. was visiting Solomon Crowley o o d U. i s u m e of W h a t Y o u r F r i e n d s are your kidney« once every three minute». F. A. Douty and A. J. Goodman W . Pewtbarer this week. UBUHHID Kviai r*lDiY Boui«» A t 7:S0. a n d Hav e B een La te ly O o ln g . ^ Tho kidneys are your blood purifiers, they fil have been seeking a location for a D M. Pewtberer has gone to Alba ter out th« waste or portable mill to saw the lim ber they You K n o w W h a t You Are T a k in g . ny for a few weeks’ stay. impurities In the blood. have had cut. CDITOB ANU PHOFHIUT'U». When you take G rove’s Tasteless If they are sick or out VV'. W Fawk has r* turned from I Chill Ton ic, because the formula is of order, they fail to do POPCORN. Eastern Oregon. their work. plainly printed on every bottle, show McDowell Broth* rs have been grind S U B S C H im o N R A T E S : Pains, aches and rheu ing that it is simply Iron and Quinine And every other thing that T ne county superintendent visit* d i matism come from ex iug feed and sawing wood for Jas in a tasteless form. No cure no pi y. our school on Tuesday Alice Riggs, j is usually carried in a first j * 1 ....................................................... 1>er .v ‘ “ r cess of uric acid in the Sykes. Trice, 50 cents. $ 75 ..............................Per nix months Malcolm Pewthercr, and Esther Hump blood, due to neglected class implement h o u s e . ; F. M. Keller and wife from Penn ton received their diplom as, having j 4 ) ..........................1’ er three months kidney trouble. P IO N EE R . We have the Studebaker j Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady sylvania arc am ong fi lends here. passed the final exam ination. ¡School | A dveitising rates made known on heart beats, and makes one feel as though will close May 15th with songs, drills! v,»plication. Correspondence is solicit- vehicles, the Tribune bi they had heart trouble, because the heart ia Larkin Grice is now making up his Many have been Buffering with la and recitations. od. cycles, the Sharpies tubu- j over-working in pumping thick, kidney- I threshing crew. grippe. Fine Job Printing done at reasonable blood through veins and arteries. The Oakgrove school will close May I lar cream separators, the I poisoned Grandpa William* has been quite W hile splitting wood Andrew Ver- It used to be considered that only urinary orices. 8li. ill. McCormick harvesting ma| troubles were to be traced to the kidneys, cler whacked o ff part of his thumb. but now modern science proves that nearly Seth Riggs shipped two car loads of j Rev. R. C. Blackwell preached here Charlie Snelliug has gone to A l | chinery, and we can sell j all constitutional diseases have their begin S ta te O r a t o r ic a l C o n te s t. 1 a’ ed hay last week and a car load of and at Brush college last Sunday. ning In kidney trouble. bany. vou machinery that we re [t will occur in Dallas this Friday oats was ship|>ed from the warehouse. If you are sick you can make no mistake evening. Seven colleges and a univer commend and stand by. Milt Holman has estimated the New goods constantly ar by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild POLK. Mrs. Ora Crowley recently sold sitv will send orators to take from our timber on Mrs. Townsend’s claim . and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer’s riving His prices are trade Our strawberry men are to form a some chickens at $4.50 a dozen. orator the $100 in cash prizes. W ill S w am p -R oot, the great kidney temedy Is John Middleton and his son, W ill, 1 winners. tney take more than two prizes? No soon realized. It stands the highest for its pool for mutual advantage. Spectacles and glasses at Pfennig's. 255 259 Liberty »street, Salem, Or. wonderful cures of the most distressing cases Eli Perkins about this. The orators have been to their governm ent cla im s . A. G. Remple is through sowing and is sold on its merits here will be the very best from their Hounds Lovelady has been very j • grain and Peter Reddekopp has his by all druggists in fifty-1 colleges and big delegations will com e sick at the home of his sister, Mrs. P P P i ____________________ __________ _ young orchard cultivated. Della and Etta W aters, who have ] cent and one-dollar siz to cheer their favorites. The maids Hcuery McCarter. been attending the normal school, j es. You may have a from M onm outh, Albanys athletics Mike McNulty is up from Portland if sample bottle by mail fioms of swam^Roo*. and admirers and the ipiakers from Milton Thom pson, who has been : have returi ed home. free, also pamphlet telling you how to find Som e of John Rempleg prune trees Newt,erg would alone capture the big sick at the borne of his daughter, On account of the oratorical con- out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. audience. As we have no room large Mrs. W oodward, died there last week i tent in Dallas Friday evening May let, Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer having been harked by squirrels he I gave the latter a treat of five parts of enough for all who will wish to attend iiged 70 yearn. He leaves a wife, the the W om ens' Horn» Mission Society & Co., Binghamton, N. Y. -D E A LE R IN---- j oats and one part of poisoned wheat it will he important to go early. Be sister of J. W . Lewis, of Oak Grove, have changed the date of their basket Lo not make any mistake, but re and the most of them are dead cause of the big expense the regular four children, Mrs E G. iStinit, Mrs. social to Friday evening May 8th. state prices, 50 and 35 cents, will be Ida Woodward. Vincent and Martha The following literary programme member the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. T he school entertainm ent drew necessary; but as it will excel a wei k Thom pson, five grand children and will precede the disposing of the has- Kilm er’s Sw am p-Root, and the ad many Ir m a distance and was a suc dress. Bingham pton, N. Y . on every cess, the proceeds being $14, so the o f 25 cent attractions, the church is two great grand children. l kets: Boots, shoes, clothing, and gentlem ens’ furnishing goods sure to be crowded. Pictures of some bottle. bell and flag are a certainty. The D evotional— Rev. S. J. Lindsey. Plows, harrows, buggies, wagons and other farm im plem ents. of the speakers may be seen in Belt & T o o G r e a t a Risk. highest prices paid for shadows and Address of W elcom e— Rev. T. P Coffee for 10 cents a pou n d ; shoes and tobacco at below cost. Clierrington’s show windows. In almost every neighborhood som e j Haynes. baskets was $2.75 and $2. The var - --- ♦ -------- one has died from an attack of colic ious exercises were pronounced quite The school May day vxercisej will Quartet— At Thy Feet, O Lord we H IC H E S T P R IC E S FOR C O U N T R Y P R O D U C E . P u b lic School A th le tics. ■r cholera m orbus, often before medi- Bow. be held Saturday afternoon. The athletics of *.he public schools ine could be procured or a physician Declamation— W L. Bristow. of »his county will have a chance to summoned. A reliable remedy for J L. Murphy, who got the contract V ocal Solo— Grace Harman. Summons. show their swiftness and strength on these diseases should he kept at hand for the excavation under the College, Selection— Fred West. the afternoon of May 23id, in con nec 1 he risk is to great for anyone to take. has begun work with two teams. The Quartet— Hunters’ Chorus. In the circuit court o f the state of Oregon tion with the teachers annual picnic Cham berlain’s C olic, Cholera and Di am ount of dirt to be removed is 1,700 R ecitation— Mrs W. L Bristow. for Polk county. at Kickreall. There will he a 100 arrhoea Remedy lias undoubtedly sav yards. Vocal Solo— Myruie Sm ith. C. T . Gilbert, plaintiff, 'j yaid dash, one of fifty yards and an ed live lives of more people ami reliev vs. Q uartet—Soldiers Chorus. Mr. Z ook, who got the contract for other of 220 yards, to be followed by a more pain and stiff* ring than any oth ,f. (). Jamieson, C. G. i Declamation— M E W heeloek. the gravel and cem ent work will use Jamieson, Cora A. Jam- | half mile run, a 100 yard hurdle race er medicine in use. It can always be Quartet— Old Mother Hubbard 75 barrels of cem ent and 100 loads of ieson, A lfred Jamieson, | P L O W S j » H A R R O W S W AGONS and another of 220 yards. Next will depended upon. For sule by Wilson Ri citation— Bonnie Smith. an incompetent, and K. gravel. .* C U L T IV A T O R S come a 12 pound shot put and a 12 Drug Co. W. Waters, as guardian i pound hammer throw. After a run Black Bros, are im proving their four of said Alfred Jamieson, j A Sure T h in g . J ning high ju m p and a running broad W e have a Carload of Buggies, Wagons and Spring ; B R ID G E P O R T. Haley addition. defendants. It is said that nothing is sure except lots in the Damon To J. O. Jamieson, the above-named defend jum p the boys will try their skill a Wagons Coming. death and taxes, hut that is not alto ant: Jim Chamberlaiu lies moved to Mr Henson has built a small house throwing a five ounce base ball. No gether true. Dr. K in g’s New Discov on the corner north of the normal. Falls City and Arthur Vassal to the IN T H E N A M E O F T H E S T A T E OF one c *n enter these coutests who have Never before did we have so much or so Oregon, you are hereby required to appear ery for consum ption is a sure cure for not been iu regular attendance in Tedee sawmill. Uncle Ira Butler will he 91 in May, and answer the complaint on hie against you all lung and throat troubles. T hous great a variety of things for the farmers. some pubi c school for three rnoutas. in the above entitled court and cause, on or Ike Yoakum and family have had ands can testify to that. Mrs C. B. and is im proving in health. before the 12th day of June, 1903, and you Teachers having pupils desiring to en the grippe, All kinds of machine oil. VanMci e <f Shepardtown. VV'. V. A., A. D. Butler, of Napa, California, are hereby notified that if you fail to appear ter any of these events m ost notify and answer plaintiff will take judgment and says “ I had a severe case o! Bronchi Our Christian Endeavor Society cam e ou a visit to his father «luring T. J. Newbill at Independence at least W A G N E R BROS.. .* j * D A LLAS tis and tor a year tried everything 1 his severe illness, but has returned decree against you quieting his title in and to is in a flourishing condition. the south half of the donation laud claim of a week before the occasion. hea^d of, hut got no relief. One bot home. Sanford Watson and M arv J. Watson, his Miis Maggie Burns has been quite tle of Dr. K in g’s New Discovery then wife, notification No. 205, situated in sec M. Hayter, dentini, Wilson buildii g .-ick. The coyotes are playing havoc with tions 25 and 20. in township 0 south, range 4 cured me abetlutely.” Its infallible west o f the W illam ette meridian, in Polk the young lamb* in the neighborhcod R. R. Riggs contem plates dry land j for crou p, whooping cou gh , grip, pueu countv, Oregon, containing 325 acres, and al monia and consum ption. Try it. It.V W£stof town. so a judgment and decree settling and ad fishing over at Antioch. I guaranteed by all druggists. Trial justing the respective rights of the defend ants in and to the sum o f $6,000, in contro VV. T. Foster has returned from j bottle free. Reg. sizes 50 ceU s, $1. AIR LIE . Linen in som ething that never leaves versy iu said suit, Klamath county, thinking more of the Sal* m steum laundry. The c*»l- .Sam H astings will have a public This summons is published for six consecu th»s country than before the event. BU EN A V IS TA . , or, finish and general condition of tho tive weeks in the Polk County Iteinizer, a sale ou the 9th of May. Come to most people and cause many \U> brother, John, will probally locale weekly newspaper o f general circulation pub 1 shir s, collars, cuffs, shirt wait-ts cr Mrs K nighteu ami daughter Ethel troubles,— pimples, bolls and other there. Ed Patras has received his outfit lished in Polk county, Oregon, said publica- i lace cn* aiiib is perfection itself in the have been to Albany and E. N. Hall fur sawing staves and will soon be tion being ordered and directed by H on. J. eruptions, besides loss of appetite, an of lanndrv w rk. Y our linen is Mies Bertha Foster has quit school to Salem. K. SiMey, county judge <*f Polk county, Ore ready for business. : 11 e i:: nnr h a n d s , for our nit thuds ate gon, and the date of the first publi nation here that tired feeling, fits o f biliousness, here. of being tbe 1st day of May 1903, ami the unrivnl* d , o u r Work is U n e x c e l l e d a n d Bishop Heill’s sermon at the Evan indigestion and headache. 1). N. Turner and G. A. Conn are • late o f the last publication hereof being the prices the lowest. gelical church was a real treat. A G re a t S e n s a t io n . hauling lumber from the Charter Oak Pith day o f June, 1903. Said order was made The sooner one gets rid o f fliem the There was a big sensation in Leea- mill, having the contract to haul the in chambers in Polk county, Oregon, on the better, and the way to get rid o f them A. J. Hall of Wells and M. Daniels 1903. ville, Indiana, when VV’ . H. Brown of entire lot put out this season, which 28th day o f A pril, JO HN A. JE F F R E Y , and to build up the system that has hat plate, who was expected to die, | of M onm outh have been am ong us. will amount to some 209,000 feet. A ttorney for Plaintiff. suffered from them is to take COLONEL J. OLMSTED, PROP. had his life saved by Dr. K in g’s New A. J. Richardson is having 20 acres B S. Hastings will leave for the Durons D. Oimsled, Muuager. Discovery for consum ption. He of hops set out. Mate of W ashington the middle of ’Phone 411 230 Lihcriv H'reet. writes: ‘ I endured insufferable agon — AT— Miss Lee has returned from Halls May and Bill W oods w 11 move his ies from .asthma, but your New Dis covery gave ir e immediate relief and Ferry and Mrs. John Knighton has family to the place as soon as it is va Forming in combination the Spring soon thereafter effected a complete I gone back to »Salem, accom panied by cated. W E A R E IN IT. Medicine p a r excellence, of unequalled cure.” Similar cun s of consum ption, j Misses Mi.bel Johnson and Alice Em m ett Staats has finished sowing F A N C Y CH INA pneum onia, bronchitis ami grip are j K nigh ten. a large field of clover, and Percy Had strength in purifying the blood as Our fine new displtt* room s— none finer in the state, numerous. It’s the peerless remedy table w ar e The men working at the J M. ley is preparing ground for the same shown by unequalled, radical and per for all throat and lung troubles purpose. Prather rock quarry struck for $2.50 y sous manent cures of Price f )0 cents, ami $1 Guaranteed T IN W A R E I a day New me l were hired and the I. M. Sim pson sold a five months by all druggists. Tri »1 bottles free. Scrofula Salt R h eu m Y ou do not have to buy anything or pay a cent ! work went on at the old price. old veal f.,r $14.35, Another proof for enough of the finest furniture polish Scald Head Boils, Pimples G LASS W A R E IN D EP EN D EN C E. Jake Becker, who bought the E. N. that it pays to keep blooded stock. to rejuvenate your « ntire house. All K in ds of H u m o r Psoriasis J. M Staats is building a large Charlie Hubbard having resigned as Hall farm has taken possession and Blood Poisoning R h e u m a tis m city marshal, Andy 1 upper has been Jake Nash is helping to hall from Iti- stock ham for Simpson & Johnson. C atarrh Dyspepsia, Etc I dej »endence the furniture and farm Accept no substitute, but be sure to appointed in his place. implements that were shipped from N O R TH DALLAS. Next door to Jos. Meyer & Sons. A brother of W . A. Scott died in Ne get Hood’s, and get it today. W isconsin. Mr. Hall and family are Mr. V anR iper has sold his place to j vada and was brought here for burial. in the Melvin Baldwin house. He will have an auction sale of stock and »Mr. Coulee for $325 and has moved ; 136 Court street, The water works com p my are to farming implements M iy 9th. his family to the Lucas mill where j he will work. supply the city with water and light for five ) ears. Q u ick A rrest. Jas. M itchell and his two sons Jud- P O R T L A N D - T T H H E D AL U ES R O U T E . J. A. G ullcdge o f Verbena, Alabama, bon and Ray have gone to work in | J A Veness i* down from W inlock All W #ay a y L a ndl ndings. I was twice in the hospital from a se Johnson’s logging camp. and Railroad Agent W ilcox is housed vere case o( piles causing 24 tumors. with neuralgia. äSSÜaZaS Mr. Parker, of Portland, was up! ata®? After doctors and all remedies failed, . i. Mrs. Staik has a force men clearing Bucklen’s Arnica Salve quickly arrest looking after his orchard. away live rubbish to repair the Palace ed further inhumation and cured him Miss H attie Miller, of the Guthrie j hotel. It conquers aches and kills pain. 25 vicinity, visited Miss Anna Mitchell! cents at all druggists. last week. Mrs J. R. Baldwin is making ex ------------- ♦ • ♦ -------------- - tensive repairs on the Stockton prop Miss Beryl Hansen is quite sick. FALLS CITY, erty that Ivor husband bought before SALEM STEAM Will Tillotson and wife have be°n I Ins death. Mrs. Susan Bryant is again living visiting friends at Mill Creek. j in her house here. Mr. Jo.-se has com pleted and moved into a nice $2.000 residence. W ill Martin bus been d iving an | Mrs. Jennie Leet returned with her 195 C o m m e r c i a l street extra stage for Mr. DiniicK on the Well it’s this way: Some remnant pieces of clotht; The sawmill project has been aban sister to Eastern Oregon. Derry route. doned because they could not procure A furniture store is being erected at the woolen mill, not enough fora shipment, yel ------- ------- . desirable site. where the Ford and C on n er store SUNNY SLOPE. sufficient to make a few suits, were made up into burned down T o C u r e a C o ld In o n e Day. youths’ suits, sizes 14 to 19, and we now put them on A J. Shipley has just closed a seven W illie Tice broke his arm while months term of school. Take Laxative ilrom o Quinine 'Tab sale at and #7.50, lines that are regularly worth $8 le*«. All druggists refund the incne) j playing foot balb Road Supervisor Strain is having and $10. Our stock of youths suits comprises black if it fails t<> cure. E. W G rove’s sig Mrs. Cynthia Glaze is living with some good work done. nature is on eacli box. 25c. clays and unfinished worsteds, blue serges and chev { Mr. and Mrs. A1 Brown. Jay Butler nold to W m Herren a j iots, and light, medium and dark patterns in Salem- Mrs. Milligan is staying with the nice pony for his children to ride. LEW S VILLE . made cassimers, cheviots and tweeds. They are the ! family of Mr. and Mrs. Dodd during R E M O V A L N O TIC E . Jas|*er Bagb-y is im proving the ap- | their visit to Micl.igan. Jas Cham berlain and family have j kind that does not fade out and look shabby after a pe trance of bis home by cleaning up moved to Falls City and are much j I hnve muveil niv itock of woven SAFETY COM FORT few weeks use, and they are put together for boys’ Justin Hunter has finished poling mi»*td at Sunday Schroi. old fence rows. wire feiii'in»: from 5H Siute .treet to i his new t**n acre hop yard. wear, too— you know what that means. We have a M. M. Jones, Bonnie Smith, Rev. E C O N O M Y PLEASURE W m Boginski and son are working the new store 6 0 C o u r t street, "m We are all Imping to go by train to full assortment, of childrens’ suits, ages 3 lo 10, in all door west o f J. J. Dairy in pie’« store. Haynes, Mrs. Bronson and Hattie on the Falls City Railroad. j Evans attended the »Sunday school the Dallas carnival. patterns and prices. August Ohms is st ill feeding a fine W A L T E R M O R L E Y convention at Independence last we» k. E ^ c flle n -t M e a l j Ira Mehrling is building a bridge beef and J. B. Stum p has bought two Sa le m F e n c e W o r k s . Robert B itcbelor and sifters. D ow on the Reynolds place recently bought and Dulcey, were trading at Indepen-1 by A1 Brown. Have arrive'!, alter being delayeil for six week.-« *»r m* re in hhipment.C dt»* (*»* and M onm outh Monday M r . Mamie Hogue form erly of this We are now better prepared than ever for the suit seekers of Salem f place but now in IVrtland ha* a new B. F. Smith and J. J. Leveck are an«l surrounding country. One feature in nur suits w* would em pha-l Steamer* leave G ru m i*U daily, ex daughter. shearing then sheep. size: They are not rut with a bucksaw in olln r words they Hre cut to j cept Sunday, at 7. a. m. ------------- • - In all It* ftacw* th«r* fit. Then, too, if you are e* p^cial ly a , o ' i c e vers a,' • I '<‘ snits| \ John Palmer, who lives near El R e c o v e r e d S p e e c h a n d H e a rin g . ahou. l b6 cleau.-uss*. Fur detailed information of tickets especially adapted to your build Flu», sui's for long, 1..».«» nllow f, Messrs Elv Bros.:— l com m enced j Ely’» Cream Palin berth reservations, etc., cull or write kins school hon e, has put in a bill at and stout suits for short, stocky men Then if you have any other pr the Pedee mill for a large barn w.iich using your Cream Balm about two clc*ni«A,*o^tliw and heals i o Alder street wharf, Portland, Or. culiarities in your phj *k*al con* trurtion, we have our own tailors, an j th« membra:;«. lie will build this summer. years ago for catarrh. My voice was It cure* catarrh an 1 d: Ive* H . G. C AM PBK I.L, Manager. equipment not possessed by any other clothing dealers in this entires Mr. M cK inney, from the east lias somewhat thick and my hearing was away a co d tu th« head section of Oreg« n These facts together with ilie values we give am if quickly. dull. My hearing has been fully re purchased the Clodfelter firm here the opt*'«fat» ness of our wares, explain why we lead m the clothing ( ( r e a m B a lm is ptxced into the noatril*, *pr»ada stored and niy speech has become Ladies gold filled and will build a neat residence this business over ill* mein'orano a«d la a')«orbed. Re.laflalm quite clear I am a teacher in our watch, 20 - year summer. ai-dist« and a cure fo lows. It la not drying—do«* town. L. G. Brown, Granger, Ohio. T H » 1» UKRMlY GIVEN THAT THU I N act produc« *neer ng. I J»rg* S e, ’>o e*nts at Drug N O dsniitnsd guarantee ........ S IO administratrix, with th- will annexed W illie Bronson has returned from The Balm does not irritate or cause gist« or by mail; Trial Slxc, .0 oen'* by mail. •of tbe esUtt« of .1 1* rs»»-. Iu sneesing. Sold by druggists at 50 l a business trip to Prineville. ELY B ltO T U IR S , M Warren Srraat. N*w York her final *r»-ou>it M am h Administratrix m ths etmnn court of Polk i utility, Ors»f*n, and that as id eourt kas E. E HiUehram! lias been em ploy cents or mailed by Ely Bros., M War •st ths hANrinc thereof lone t, tftw. m u < ren 8 t., New York. O p p o s it e C a p ita l N atio n a l Ba n k. o ’clock, a ui , of ssid day, and all parsons hsTiiic ok ed to do the teaming for the Luckia- jectnsn# to (li* sains sre in-tilled to prss««$ thsan to Homemade Blankets, Flannels, Clothing, Etc. j mute Milling Co. •aid «-«urt on or nofaro oo>d time M ONM OUTH. Datod, this 271k da y of April, 1*0* — H e a d q u a r t e r s for F i t t in g O u t the B o y s . H. R Nehib.va In* returned from NAVI V G. BROW!«, Thera is a revival in progress at the j Administratrix with will annexed of ths estate of < ast of the mountains, where he w< nt J. Jay Brown, deceased WILSON ULOCK. Baptist ch u .cb . | lo tile ou a Umber claim. TSE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER w . A.. W A H I I . Farm Machinery Over-W ork Weakens Your Kidneys. thorough bred.Poland Chiua sows. A co) ot* was seen Smith ranch. on the seasonable *+ reasonable Bicycles Sewing Machines Cream Separators Kerslake’s Furniture Store DALLAS F. A, WIGGINS P E T ER C O O K R IC K R E A L L , OR General Merchandise l AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Badly Done Up. Spring Humors SALEM SI E M I LiUKD F»Y Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Pills MEISER & MEISER'S W HAT? 269 Liberty Street X£TJ? °M°± DALLAS OREGON The House Furnishing Co., J. BilOWNSTEIN S SON COLUMBIA RIVER SCENERY Stores: Salem and Albany Are paying the Highest Cash Prices for Hides, Pelts, Wool. Tallow, Furs, Old Iror, Rubber and Metals. Regulator Line. An $8 Youth’s Suit for $5 H O W ’S T H A T ? QYEING t» 0 GLEANING WORKS Steamer»: m. C. H. WALKER. PROP. Bailey Gatzert Regulator Dalles City Metlako Your Stepmother. J. J. Fiddler Agent at Dallas. r Several shipments of mens’ suits Nasal CATARRH Final Settlement. ^ Specials Boys watch, $2 , $550. Mens P F E N N IG , Jeweler and Optician. SALEM W OOLEN^ i I l STORE!