Polk County itemizer., May 08, 1903, Image 2

rME POLK ÙOUNTY ITEMIZEU OUB STAFF OF RUSTLEKS.
ft \ r.TjA8, FRIDAY, MAY. 8. 1903. j
I M n i SviRY IfRIPAT M u«»I«« A t 7:30.
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A S H ,
I 1 IITO U A N U m o r m u r o * .
W H A T TH E Y HAVE TO 8AY ABO U T
T H E O O IN C S IN T H E C O U N T Y .
I ) ......................Per three months
Vehicles
A n U n e q u a l ' c d a n d C o m p l e t e Re
s t i m e of W h a t Y o u r F r i e n d s a r e
a n d Have Boon Lately D o in g .
You K now
W n a t You A re T a k in g .
When you take Grove’s Tasteless
Chill Tonic, because the formula is
plainly printed on every bottle, show­
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
ing that it is timply Iron and (Quinine
, i 50 .................................... i’*r yp, r in a ta-ti less form. No cure, no pi y.
| 7 j ........................... Per six uioii 11 ■ s : Price, 50 cents.
.Vvlvoi living rates made known on
vpplicatiou. Correspondence is solicit*
Farm Machinery
Bicycles
Sewing Machines
Cream Separators
IN D E P E N D E N C E .
Manager Kohler and Mr McKinney
| of the Southern Facitic were in town
Fine Job Printing done at reasonable Tuesday in the interest of immigru- |
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I tion.
H i.
C O U N TY COURT.
PftOBATB.
The Buena Vista rock quarry has
closed down, the government Contract
being completed.
And every other thing that
is usually carried in a first
class implement h o u s e.
We have the Studebaker
vehicles, the Tribune bi­
cycles, the Sharpies tubu­
lar eream separators, the
McCormick harvesting ma
cliinery, and we can sell
you machinery that we re­
commend and stand by.
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.
Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis­
courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor
and cheerfulness soon
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i
disappear when the kid­
neys are out of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
/
that it is not uncommon
- ^ 1 *or 4 child to bo born
/ V
d ie t e d with weak kid-
l / J A ¿5— * neys. If the child urln-
ates too often, if the
urine scalds the flesh or If, when the child
reaches an age when it should be able to
control the passage. It is yet afflicted with
bed-wetting, depend upon It. the cause of
the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble Is due to x diseased condition of the
kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as
most people suppose.
Women as well as men are made mis­
erable with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect of
Swamp-knot Is soon realized. It is sold
by druggists, In fifty-
cent and one dollar,
sizes. You may have a|
sample bottle by mail
free, also pamphlet tell- ’fern# of 8w»urp-Rooi
i lng all about it. Including many of the
thousands of testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured.^ In writing Dr. Kilmer
& Co.. Binghamton, * N. Y., be sure and
mention this paper.
C a ta r r h a n d Hay Fever.
About 2.0(H) (KM) fret of logs have re­
cently been driven out of the Luckia-
Liquid Cieam Balm is becoming
mute by jthe f'p.tl.iing logging com­ quite as popular in many localities
pany.
ns Ely’s Cream Balm solid. It is
prepared for use in ant »mizeis, and is
8ALTCREER.
highly prized by those who have been
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A. J. Baxter sold his bogs at 6 J accustomed to call upon a physician
cents <i pound, and his sheep netted foi such a treatment. Many physic
iansare using and pr»»<*rilii*»g it. Al)
him over $6 a head.
tho medicinal properties of the cele­
C Bidder sold his hogs for
cents brated Cream Gal in are contained in
a pound, two of which weighed 290 llv Liquid form, which is 75 cents in­
cluding a spraying tube All drug­
pounds each and biought over $50.
gists, or by mail. Ely Brothers, 56
Tom Nots«*n is building an addi­ Warren »St. New York.
tion to his house on Hit* farm near
Balls ton.
Mrs. Joey Leitch is down from her
Noah Miller has sold his farm and
will move to Michigan, where he ex­ new home at Whatcom on a sh« rt
visit 8 he lives with Mias Minnie
pects to make his home.
Austin and bus a fine class in music.
Henry Gilliam has returned from Sue is organist in the Congregat'onul
Eastern Oregon and will live on the J. church and says that music teachers
L. Riggs farm.
aie liberally paid for all their musical
Barton Riggs will leave for Eastern services, the prices there beiug about
Washington, w here he will make his twice as nigh as here.
home. He will he greatly missed by
Deputy Sheriff Hayter bus been in
his old friends here.
the country for about two weeks sew
The heudquaters of the Falls City
tailway lias been changed from the
Uglow building to the room in the
rear of
the Wilson
drug m o . h .
George Coad. wm» has been working
for the Southern Pacific for some time,
is iu charge of the office. M linger
Gcilinger tells us that the giading is
about completed nod that all the rails
will be laid by the first of June. Con­
tracts have been let for the erection
of a depot and the construction of a
turntable at Falls City.
Kerslake’s
Furniture
Store
D A L LA S
New goods constantly ar­
An upsetting cart spilled 30 gal-
Sibley, J.
Will. White is enlarging his hop ing legal notices and Assessor Myer
His prices are trude
thinks all his field work will be com­ riving.
The tirst semi-annual account of I Ions of rich cream into the street near 1
yard,
and
will
set
out
several
acres
the creamery.
pleted by the tirst of June.
the John Wolverton estate was filed.
winners.
more to hops.
255 259 Liberty street, Salem, Or.
Merchants Knox and Mes-ncr are
The inventory and appraisement of
The basket social a* Concord was
the John Jelduess estate was approv­ quite popular as business men.
well attended. The baskets sold well
ed.
S tate D e m o c r a t ic P a p e r.
Hay is retailing at $16 a ton.
and $14.75 was taken in, whhdi paid
The gale of real property of the 1>. Archie Sioper who had a 200 t<n crop
thc^&abince on the organ Mid made a
Many efforts to establish a state de­
J. Wldteaker estate was continued.
sold the last 40 tons of it at $15.
nice little start for a library, which has
mocratic organ in Oregon having fail­
been needed.
The final account of the Avery 1).
New water pipes have been laid ed. some had concluded such a thing
impossible, but we are to have such a
Babcock estate was heard and approv­ along main street.
publication in the Portland Journal.
ed, and it was ordered that the admin*
H o w to G u a rd A x a im it C o ld a .
F. A. Douty has sold his sawmill It started in very modestly and lias
ja'rator be discharged when receipts
— DEALER IN—
Sunshine and air do more to frighten
interests to the Simpsons who were gradually grown and found its way in­
for funds on hand are filed.
Do not make any mistake, but re­
away
the
demon
of
colds,
in
whatever
J. N. Hart was made administrator his partners. They will continue the to public confidence, until now the member the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. form, than do any number of doctors
of the Thomas Churchill estate, the business and make extensive improve- ' general public concede that it will be Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, and the ad­ or medicines. People who sleep with
a success. The rank and file of d e­ dress, Binghanipton, N. Y. on every
property to be appraised by F. E, My- inents.
their windows open are far wiser than
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mocracy will join in its support and liottle.
Boots, shoes, clothing, ami gentlemens’ furnishing goods.
er, VV'. F. Nichols and JL. 1). Brown.
those who hermetically seal them­
T o o G r e a t a R is k .
ho will many republicans who have
Plows, harrows, buggies, wagons and other farm implements.
Petition for letters of administra­
selves
against
any
fresh
air
until
they
In almost every neighborhood some­ not been pleased with the doings and
Coffee for 10 cents a pound; shoes ami tobacco at below cost.
tion on the Milton Thompson estate one has died from an attack of colic j
arise. And don’t accustom yourself to
the makeup of their own party. We
C o u n t y E x h i b i t at P o r t l a n d .
never be In a draft for a minute, for it
were filed.
or cholera morbus, often before medi­ can furnish the Semiweekly Journal
H I C H E S T PRICES FOR C O U N T R Y P R O D U C E .
At the union depot in Portland is a Is sure to be unavoidable at times, and
cine could be procured or a physician j and the Itemizer for $2 a year or their
then
if
you
are
not
used
to
it
you
will
state
bureau
of
information
for
the
COMMISSIONERS.
summoned. A reliable remedy for j daily and this paper for $4 a year.
these diseases should tie kept at hand 1 Now while things are warm political­ benefit of immigrants. Many coun­ catch cold.
John Teal.
Hetli Rings.
ties already have exhibits there and
Hie risk is to great for anyone to take ly is the time to order them.
D o n to B r ig h t e n D ia m o n d R tnfffl.
now Mrs. F. A. Wolfe, of Falls City, is
In the matter of a proposed change Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Di- I
To clean and brighten diamond rings
to take the best part of her exhibit at
in the county road by John Taylor arrhoea Remedy has undoubtedly sav
Keep th e B a la n c e Up .
the state fair la?-t fall. It took the and like jewels pour a little cologne or
and J. L. Atwater, it was ordered that ed tlie lives of more people and reliev
It has been truthfully said that any
perfumery into the palm of your hand,
when they bring satisfactory evidence more pain and suffering than any oth- disturbance of the even balance of j second prize there and many thought
dip the stones thereiu. wetting them
that the new road is as good as the er medicine in use. It can always be j h* alth causes serious trouble, No­ i it e' titled to first place. The county
thoroughly, and dry upon a silk or lin­
old one’ without expense to the cotin- depended upon. For sale by Wilson ; body can be to careful to keep this has just appropriated $50 and the Dal en handkerchief. It will make them
PLOW S
HARROW S
W AGONS
l
is
board
of
trade
will
add
something
tv, it will be declared a public high Drug Co
balance up. When people begin to
surprisingly bright.
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to
assist
in
establishing
the
exhibit
in
way.
lose appetite, or to get tired easily, the
attractive shape.
PEEDEE.
The bond of A. N. Robinson as jus­
b ast imprudence brings on sickness,
Ilovr to P r e s e r v e O r a n g e P e e l.
W e have a Carload of Buggies, Wagons and Spring
tice of the peace within the limits of
weakness or debility. The system R e c o v e r e d S p e e c h a n d H e a r i n g .
Weigh the oranges whole and allow a
Grass and grain growing fast.
Wagons Coming.
Falls City was filed and approved.
needs a tonic, craves it, and should | Messrs Elv Bros.:— I commenced pound of sugar to each pound of fruit, j
not
be
denied
it;
and
the
best
tonic
of
Blnford
Btifh
has
bought
the
Peel
carefully
and
cut
the
rind
Into
(
HILLS ALLOWED.
[ using your Cream Balm about two
Never before did we have so much or so
which we have any knowledge is years ago for catarrh. My voire was slender strips. Boll, changing the wa­
Mitchell place from Joe Brown.
Pauper account:
Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Wliat this med­ somewhat thick and my hearing was ter twice, until very tender. Squeeze
great a variety of tilings for the farmers.
F A Douty ........................... $ 36 00
Mrs Willie Miller's mother and icine has done in keeping healthy
the strained orange Juice upon the
All kinds of machine oil.
C D Calhreath........................
15 60 -ister have arrived from the east. people healthy, in keeping up the dull. My hearing hat been fully re- «ugnr, let this heat to a boll, drain the
M A Tetherow.........................
7 00 The men will come in the fall and even balance of health, gives it the ,-tored at.d my peech lias become orange strips and drop into this sirup.
D ALLA S
W A G N E R BROS.,
(juite clear I am a teacher in our
¥ Frauendiener ......................
7 00 buy a farm.
Boll for twenty minutes and take from
same distinction as a preventive that town. L. G. Brown, Granger, Ohio.
H A Brown
........................ 10 00
ii
enjoys
as
a
cure.
Its
early
use
lias
the
fire.
Lew Ritner got his hand badly hurt
The Balm does not irritate or cause
B H McCallon .....................
12 00
illustrated the wisdom of tlie old say­ sneezing. Sold by druggists at 50
F E Wilson...............................
6 (Ml while logging.
H ow to F r e s h e n B e d ro o m «.
ing that a stitch in time saves nine. cents or mailed by Ely Bros., 56 War­
1) G Meador.............................
8 00
Add a little turpentine to the water
Bert Simpson has taken his milk Take Hood’s for appetite, strength and
ren St., New York.
C E H u n tley .........................
9 50 cows home.
used for scrubbing the floor. It gives
endurance.
Roads and highways:
the room a delightfully fresh smell.
B. L. Hastings and wife have gone
The infant son of J. F. Schaffer Another very good plan Is to add a lit- j
Johnson Cumber C o ............. $ 10 *J3
Linen is something that never leaves
J U R Y L IS T.
and wife died last Saturday at their tie disinfectant to the water.
Clay Mfg C o ............................. 25 30 to visit their son, Rice, at Cottage
the Salem steam laundry. The col­
Rowell Bros ...........................
34 00 Grove.
County Clerk Loughary and Sheriff home near that of T. W. Brunk.
or. finish and gem r»il condition of the
T B Huntley........................... 448 00
H o w t o K x tln g r a l.s k B iir n ln s r O il.
Willie Bush is forking in the Mill­ Ford have draw n the following jur.v-
shirts, collars, cuff's, shirt wait-ts rr
John Rhodes, of Bridgeport, is 84
A Simkios................................. 28 00 er hop yard.
Either sand or flour will extinguish
men for the May term of circuit cou rt: years old.
lace (i ''ains is perfection itself in the
Wm Faull ..........
60 70
burning oil. It is therefore a good
W H Boals,
C A Miller,
art of laundry w« rk. Your linen is
Dayton Bond, formerly of Falls plan to have one or the other of these
Mrs Jane Lewis, of Portland, has D D Peters,
Bala ries:
R F Barnes,
sale in our hands, for our methods are
City, died recently of small pox at ready to hand In any house where oil
W F Nichols........................... I 65 Oil been here visiting her sitter, Mis. J B Nunn,
I) I» Matheney,
unrivaled, our work is unexcelled and
Shaniko.
F E Myer................................. 78 00 Sophia H »stings.
lamps are much used. On no account
S H Barker,
D A Hodge,
prices the lowest.
must water be used in case of burning
W B Baggett ......................... 65 00
J K Guttry,
I V Lynch,
The mother of A. J Shipley, a well
A G re at S e n sa tio n .
oil,
as
It
only
serves
to
spread
the
A W Fink...............................
62 50
A A Lindeman,
M D Coultei,
known Polk county teacher died at
There was a big sensation in Lees- .1 W Lee,
A Huston................................. 50 00
flames and may easily cause a disas­
T E Lyons,
Junction City last week.
E Hay ter................................... 65 00 ville, Indiana, when VV. H. Brown of Lewis Edwards,
trous fire.
I A Allen,
COLONEL J. OLMSTED, PROP.
U 8 Loughary......................... 149 95 that plate, who was expected to die, L If Knowles,
Miss Mvruie Smith is teaching mu­
Claud II Lewis,
Dorou* D Olmsted, Manager.
J T Ford................................... 162 48 had his life saved by Dr. King’s New W I- Fri nk,
sic at L vvisville and Stiver.
R T Bonthbv,
’ Phone 411
230 Liberty s’ reet.
for
consumption.
He W R Howe,
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C L »Starr . . . ........................ 13 63 Discovery
Frank Gilliam,
Merton Ellis is teaching at Falls
J E Sibley................................. 65 65 writes: “ I endured insufferable agou L 8 Perkins,
Fred K«»ser,
City.
E V D alton ............................. 62 50 ies from asthma, hut your New Dis­ John Ritner,
G W Myer,
Mill) Woods
1 '» 5(1 covery gave ii e immediate relief and J W Delap.
Richard Clanfield,
Miss Adwie Winslow has sold to her
W E A R E IN I T .
soon thereafter effected a complete Cyrus Blair,
Miscellaneous:
F A N C Y CHINA
G P Locke,
brother Henry Vandevort 163 acres of
T J Fryer, stock inspector.. $ 1 2 50 cure.” Similar cures of consumption, 8 M Ray.
land in the Eola hills for $2,050.
Our fine new disphi« rooms— none finer in the state.
Dr Woods, ex insane...............
5 00 pneumonia, bronchitis and grip are
table w are
C. H. Morris will soon have a home
C G Coad, sta m p s.................
10 60 numerous. It’s the peerless remedy
A Sure T h in g .
sons
just north of the Christian church, |
Belt & Cherrington, mdse. . . .
4 25 for all throat and long troubles.
T IN W A R E
It is said that nothing issureexcept having bought, of Dr. Hayter a house ,
B Wilson, jus.ice fees ............ 15 35 Price 60 cents, and $1. Guaranteed
You do not have t > buy anything or pay a cent
death ami taxes, but that is not alto­ which he will move there.
M I) Ellis, lig h t s .................... 17 00 by all druggists. Trial bottles free.
for enough of the finest furniture polish
G LASS W A R E
gether true. Dr. King’s New Discov­
Observer, p rin tin g .................
26 85
to rejuvenate your i vitire house.
A driving track is being made on j
ery for consumption is a sure cure for
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Exhibit state fair ................
50 00
»ill lung and throat troubles. Thous­ the farm of J. B. Nesmith at Rickre- !
Jake Hinslmw has moved from Red ands can testify to that. Mrs C. B. all.
About the Wool Pool.
Prairie to one of the houses on the , VanMetre of Hhepaidtown. W. V. A.,
Charlie Leonard, of Monmouth,
Sheep shearing is now in progress, Porter place.
says “ I had a severe case of Bronchi­ sold his nannie goats for $4 and the
Next door to Jos. Meyer
Sons.
and although a considerable shortage
tis
and
for
a
year
tried
everything
I
wethers at $2 each.
is expected on account of so much
Chas. Jamieson went to Salem re­
heard of, but got no relief. One bot­
rain and such poor pasturage the to­ cently on business.
136 Court street,
The officers chosen for the county j
tle of Dr. King’s New Discovery then
tal output in the county will probably
Sund iy school association for the next
cured
me
absolutely.”
Its
iufallible
Mrs
Jody
Gut
try
several
flays
in
exceed 100,000 pounds. There wil
year are: President. B J. Kelly , vice |
be a call meeting at 2 p. m., May 16tl. Independence attending the Sunday for croup, whooping cough, grip, pneu president, D. M. Metzger; recording
monia
and
consumption.
Try
it.
It’s
school
convention
and
visiting
rela­
to set a day for selling the pool. Ma
guaranteed by all druggists. Trial . ecretary, Miss Wolfe; corresponding i
ny growers in all parts of the county tives.
secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Bon
bottle free. Reg. sizes 50 cents, $1.
are joining the pool. The offering
John Guttry went to Roseburg to
nie Smith.
Mrs. Bonnie Smith
price for single lots is about 16 cents, attend the Methodist conference.
and Mrs. Wigmore are delegates to
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but it is thought that the pool will
the state convention in Portland on j
A number of people from Harmony
KH
bring between 16 and 20 cents. Agent
These letters remain uncalled for in May 12 th.
attended
the
basket
social
in
the
Fenton has secured storage room at
the Dallas postoffice for tin* week end­
Mr*. Nettie Graves Patterson, a I
Airlio, Simpsons, Dallas, McCoy, Per Woodmen's hall at Bu *11 Saturday ing May 4th, anil parties calling
rydale and Sheridan and expects to night. A large crowd filled the hall ; for them will phiase state that they former resident of this county, died at j
Los Angeles last week.
make similar arrangements al Balls- and enjoyed an interesting program. I have been advertised:
SALEM STEAM
ton and Monmouth. He will be at About $41 was raised for a school or*
Mi * Dora Roy. who has been teach- I
John Crowley,
the Hastings sale at Airlie tomorrow gan.
ing at Rickerall, will be employed in
B. P. Courtney,
in tnat interest. Sheep men are cau­
Several from here took in the sale
the office of the county school super­
Charles Donning,
tioned to be careful in tagging tlicii
at John Riggs’ on Salt Greek.
intendent this summer.
Mr. John Fratris,
195 C o m m e rcial street
wool, s ) as to have a clean and super
Well it’s this way: Some remnant pieces of cloth I
vliss K »tie McIK nald.
ior article such as Polk county mo
C. Jamieson and wife moved back
Parker now has a money order post-
at the woolen mill, not enough f ora shipment, yet
hair has been pronounced to be.
C. G. C oad , postmaster.
to Salem this week.
office.
sufficient to make a few suits, were made up intoj
Sunday a team b» longing to Fred j
Home thirty persons from the sur­
The president is now in California Oimstead became frightened near the |
Q uick A r r e s t .
youths’ suits, sizes 14 to 19, and we now put them on
rounding
country
recently
met
to
and will soon pass north through tin church and ran away. At the bridge
J. A. Gulledge of Verbena, Alabama,
sale at $5 and $7.50, lines that are regularly worth $8
Willamette valley May 21st. Main the huggv was overturned and broken was twice in the hospital from a se i lean up the cemetery near Buena
Polk countians will be in Salem and and the occupants thrown out, one verc ca-e of piles causing 24 tumors. \'i*ta Several other burial grounds
and $10. Our stock of youths suits comprises black
others to Portland to greet him.
After doctors and all remedies failed, in the county are sadly in need of I
clays and unfinished worsteds, blue serges and chev­
young man breaking bis arm.
similar
treatment.
Bncklen’s Arnica Salve quickly arrest­
iots, and light, medium and dark patterns in Salem-
ed further iuflamation and cured him
T o C u r e a C o l d In o n e D a y.
Last Friday and Haturday H. C. (
made cassimers, cheviots and tweeds. They are the!
R E M O V A L N O TIC E .
Take Laxative Broino Quinine Tab It conquers aches and kills pain. 25 Ditnick hauled 65 passengers between :
kind that does not fade out and look shabby after a
lets. All druggists refund the men»») cents at all druggists.
Dallas and Derry.
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if it fails to cure. E W Grove’s sig
I have moved mv stock of woven
few
weeks use, and they are pat together for boys’
The
May
Cosmopolitan
contains
i
Land patents have been issued to
nature is on eaeli box. 25c.
wiie fencini: from 59 Slate street to
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wear, too— you know what that means. We have a|
Charlie Hubbard, Percy Hibbaad and nineteen stories and articles and 112 the new store 6 0 C o u rt street, "oe
illustrations. It is a grand feast of
Ah. Burnett.
full assortment of childrens’ suits, ages 3 to 16, in allj
L a s t F r i d a y ’s C o n t e s t .
good things which will be greatly en- j door west of J. J. Dalrymplo'a store.
The orfttoiical etate contest was a
In what it is and what it does— con­
patterns
and prices.
Three weeks ago ♦ lie county tr°as- joyed by multiplied thousands.
W A L TE R M ORLEY
taining the best blood-purifying, most decided s access ami the other nrer issued a call lor $ 21,000 worth of
Salem Fence W o rk s ,
oratorical aseociation of Oregon is far i warrants to be presented for payment
alterative and tonic substances and in the rear in comparison as to litera
a id iv w lie issues another call for
effecting the most radical and per­ rv merit and value of prizes given $14,000.
Have arrive*!, after being ilelajetl for rix week, or more in aliipmenl.G
Results:
Philomath
third
$15,
New
manent cures of all humors and all \
We are now hi tler prepare*! than ever for the .oil aeekera of Salem
berg second $25, ami Dill»* first $60
50 cent corded wash silk* reduced |
Cu
re
for
eruptions, relieving weak, tired, I Til»» orations were excellent ami well to 37.J cents and $.1 to $3.50 colored
,ind utrronmhrg country. One feature in ottr »nits we would empha-
«n«e: They are not cut with a bucksaw, in ollnr words they are cut to|
languid feelings, and building up given. The music wa - all that could silk umbrella* reduced to $1.75 at the
fit. Then, ton, if you are e.pecially a ',01 vice versa, ' < ! 'e ru its l
u
the whole system is true only of be desired ami was encored time and B •* Hive store.
especially adapted to your I uild Slut suits for long,
, a ..flow ,,
again. The judges decision brought ,
Ely’s Cream Balm
Sheriff Ford ha* collected and turn­
and stout suits for short, stocky men Then if you have anv other |*
the crowded audience to their feet
Rasgr *nd pleasant to un
ed
over
to
'Treasurer
Dalton
about
euliari'ies in your phjtical comlrt < linn, we have our own tailors, an I
| >nt*ina no injuriou
No other medicine acts like it; with exclamation# of joy and satisfao $ SO ,000 o* the $110,000 taxes for last
ir uff
(ipiipment n o t pns.esseil hy at j o bet dothisa deilersin thi- enures
ton . Everythin* per tuning to the
fuL-kly
year.
no other medicine has done so
St. linn of Oregon The«e fact, togei I er with the value, we give at u[
ief at one e.
cont» st points to a spirited interstate
Otri res reti*
much real, substantial good, no content at Corvallis May 22ml. Two
U opens «ml Cl— nwm
the nptodalem se of our w h o ., i xplain why we lead n the clothing [
Ladies
gold
filled
L
M
Pollock.
wlv»*e
family
have
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h« N a n i
i
hueine.-s
other medicine has restored health orators imm each California, Wash­
Alt** * I ufi animal inn.
moved into the property of Mr* Pink
watch,
20
-
year
and strength at so little cost.
ington n I Oregon contest. Karmien Riggs, will soon open a stock of trener- 1 ..
uni prole* L -th - w cin 'iffin t. Re«t*»re« the ,
" J wm troubled with armfuls and ram.- ami Poling defend Oregon’s honor merchandise in the lTglow building.
guarantee....
S IO
* ...*•« til Tw*« .VM« Smell L r*e *'*•.
Irti/unt* «.i by niAii; Trial »i*e. 10 ce n t- bjr mail.
n w r lo s in g in r r r . i i f h t
Kor fo u r m o n th . 1 there, and there will likely lie a large
r.LY
IIROTIIKIL*.
Ml
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arreu
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New
t
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r
k
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c o u ld n ot are t o d o anything. A fter taking 1
Bert Hnstiug* and R»»e Holmes
delegation of studints and friends
t w o bottle* of H o o d '« Aar*at>arilU I cou ld «eo 1
from here since «pecial railroad rales have sheated foi Ed Keyt amt Alex
Opposite Capital National Bank.
to w alk, and w hen 1 had taken eight bottle« 1
can be gotten to fill with visitors the Holme* at McCoy 77fi*h* epat .5 cents
c o u ld *e « a* w ell a* aver.** S u u b A. H a ir «
Homemade
blankets, Flannels, Clothing, Etc.
a head. They each sheared from 60
big
armory
there.
row . W ith e r«. N. (
t o 80 a day The owners refused an
Headquarters for Fitting Out the Boys.
H o o d ’s S a r s a p a r i l l a p r o m i s e s to
Mi-s Bertha Cvllius i» learning the offer of 18 cents a pound for their 6 ,
e u r o a n d koopo th e prom ise.
WILSON BLOCK.
millinery trade with Mrs. M. E. Smith, t (00 pounds of wool.
F. A, WIGGINS
II P E T E R C O O K
* R IC K R E Ä LL, OR
m .M
General Merchandise
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Badly Done Up.
SILER S 1 EAR Until
MEISER & M EISER'S
W H A T?
269 Liberty Street JMTJRWai0*
D A LLA S
-
OREGON
The House Furnishing Co.,
J. BBGWNSTEIN * SON
Stores: Salem and AEbany
¿re paying the Highest
Gash Prices for Hides,
Pelts, Wool. Tallow, Furs,
Old Iroi, Rubber and Metals.
DTE1N31N9 GLEANING WORKS
mm
An $8 Youth’s
Suit for $5
H O W ’S T H A T ?
IH3S. G. H. W ILIER . PROP.
Your Stepmother.
J. J. Fiddler Agent at Dallas.
Peculiar
To Itself
Several shipments of mens’ suits
CATARRH
CATARRH
H ood’s Sarsaparilla
^ S pecials
Boys watch, $2
Mens “
,5 5 .5 0
COLO
HEAD
P F E N N IG ,
Jeweler and Optician.
SALEM WOOLEN MILL STORE!