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H E POLK COUNTY ITEMIZE« D ALLAS.FRIDAY, JUHE 12 . 1003. J. B. Tiulliuger is to soon move This years’ graduates from Dallas D r i v e n to D e s p e r a t i o n . Living at an out of the way place college will be Hallie Morrison. Evan from Butler to Sheridan remote Iron» civihza ion, a family is geline Hart, Bessie Young, from tin Many teachers will desire to pr •- often driven to desperation in case of elementary course, Belle EMioU from pate for the August examination or accident, resulting in burns, cuts, ul tho academic and Mable Allen from h» better lit themselves for woik in (Albany Herald.) cers, wounds, etc. Lay in a of the business course The graduating the school romn th« coming year. Portland, Oregon. I bold it to be a Bucklen’s Arnica Salve It’s the best exercises begin at 10 o’clock next At the Holmes business college in duty as well as a pleasure to make Wednesday. There will be a field Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis on earth. 25c at all druggists. Port laud a six weeks summer term known, through the press, that which ! meet Ihe previous afternoon. courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor ------- ♦ • ♦ ------- will begin lune 29th. Flic v. ry b st of all other things is must essential— and cheerfulness soon D a l l a s C o l l e g e C o m m e n c e m e n t , Oakgrove grange will nu et in spec l âchers in that city have been em disappear when the kid th« way to cure pain and sickness. 1 Thursday • veiling, June ll>h, will neys are out of order ial session at. 1 o'clock tomorrow, by i ployed lo gi e special instruction in wag confined to my room with sciatic* occur the Homo Literary anniversary order of W. O. Morsow master. or diseased. uifiereut branches. rheumatism, kidney trouble, infftn.a- and the next evening the porosis Lit Kidney trouble has lion of neck of bladder, general indis Rev. J. R G. Russell »noounce- j become so prevalent erary society will give a pleasing liter position. Could not sleep inure than that it is not uncommon ary p ogram On Sunday, June 14th, that there will t»e no preaching at j And every other thing that an hour at a time. All means I tried m for a child to be born President Poling will preach tlie bac Oakdale next Sunday. proved unavailing. I was prompted | is usually carried in a first ^ afflicted with weak kid calaureate sermon anil the annual to vi.'it ¡>r Darrin through the advice I class implement h o u s e . ! neys. If the child urln- Fresh candy every day at Brown’s. _____ _ ales too often, If the •ermon before the Christian associa Tiy their homemade chocolate creams of my friends, who had been cured by 1 We have the Studehaker urine scalds the flrrsh or if, when the child tions will be delivered that evening by and chewing chocolate. him, though 1 must «ay that I had an age when it should be able to Rev. L. M. Bo» zer. Monday evening little faith that electricity would cure I vehicles, the Tribune bi reaches control the passage, it Is yet afflicted with Rev. D, V. Poling will lecture to the Shoes at wholesale cost at Pollock's me. 1 came to the doctor on crutches. cycles, the Sharpies tubu- | bed-wetting, depend upon it. the cause of literury societiea, next evening the ¡cash store in the l Tgl< w block. Two weeks treatment has cured me, so j the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first anuual musicale will take pi >ce and lar cream separators, the i step should be towards the treatment of I have thrown away my crutches, and Last Saturday in Salem w a s a mee - will begin at 10 Wed my other complaints have all disap McCormick harvesting ma j these important organs. This unpleasant ! commencement nesday morning. June 17th. At 3 ! mg of sh* ep men to sell tin ir pool of 75. peared, so I can take command of my trouble is due to a diseased condition of the chinery, and we can sell kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as o’clotid there will be a libraiy meet 000 pounds of wool. There were four e igiue. I will answer all questions ing and at 8 that evening the alumni bids ranging from 15J to 17J cents, you machinery that we re most people suppose. •>y letter or in person at 409 Commer anniversary and banqu. t will be held. and none of then acceptable. The Women as well as men are made mis cial street, East Portland, commend and stand by. owners refused to part with thtir New goods constantly ar erable with kidney and bladder trouble, W. H a y e s . and both need the same great remedy. The ladies piofestorship society will coarse wool h r le*s than lfi^ and me riving. His prices arc trade M rs . E a s to n 's C a rd . The mild and the immediate effect of meet with Mrs. Biddle at 2:30 tumor- dium or fine for less than 18 cents, so winners. Swamp-Root is soon realized. It is sold ! row. As there w 11 be an election of t! e sale was postponed indefinitely. Rnueburg, Or.— Dr Darrin: Please by druggists, in fifty- use my name as among the cured by j 255 259 Liberty Htreet, Salem, Or. i officers, it is important that all mem- cent and one dollar you six years ago. I have had gram» | : tiers attend. sizes. You may have a lated eyelids all my life. The eye- | sample bottle by mail Prof. Kantner will soon give up the lashes were all gone and grew back j Horn« o f Swauip-Root. free, also pamphlet tell- ___ | musical department of Dallas college naturally alter the cure of the eyes. ing ail about it. Including many of the 1 was almost totally blind, and bad to W H A T T H E Y H A V E T O S A Y A B O U T thousands of testimonial letters received i and become a member of the Kuox- he lead to your office. I have been from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer Kantner concert company, which will T H E D O I N G S IN T H E C O U N T Y . perfectly cured for ten years.— Mrs. H. & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., be sure and tiavel throughout the coast region. mention this paper. Easton. A gospel brigade of young people — DEALER IN- A n U n e q u a l l e d a n d C o m p l e t e Re s u m e of W h a t Y o u r F r i e n d s a r e Discharging E a r s C u r e d . Do not make any mistake, but re are camped in five tents across the a n d H ave B een Lately D o in g . John A Eggers, of Rosehurg, Ore member the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. street in front of the South Methodist gon, writes.* “ The discharge from Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, and the ad church and will hoi 1 religious meet my ears have stopped and my catarrh dress, Binghampton, N. Y. on every ings fur two weeks. POLK. Boots, shoes, clothing, and gentlemens’ furnishing goods. is cured. M my cases are coming Dr. F. J. Barr and wife were over John El»be paid Mr. Wagner of bottle. Plows, harrows, buggies, wagons and other farm implements. from our section.” from Salem yesterday to see if there Dallas $500 for 29 acres near the Coffee for 10 cents a pound; shoes and tobacco at below cost. was room here for an osleopatic phy D r . D a r r i n ' s P l a c e of B u s i n e s s . Windover place. sician. mountains. Dr. Darrin is located at the Revere H I C H E S T P RI CES FOR C O U N T R Y P R O D U C E . John Diehm id preparing to dig hotel until August 1st* and will give A lot of young folks gave a suprise and wall wells. free examination to all from 10 to 5 or party to Lee Gibson on his 17th birth 7 to 8 daily. John Rem pel shipped 216 dozen day. eggs to Portland Monday. While Ernest Bush, of Peedee, was W. W McDowells is laid up with ' -A T — Peter Rcddekopp is making clover riding his wheel cue n ght recently he pleurisy. and wild hay. suddenly came upon what he suppos Our new church is about ready for ed to be a cat, but after be ran over One of Jacob Rent pels Cots w o l d it the odor convinced him that it was ewes sheared over lfi pounds and a its roof. The teachers of the Northwest not a common cat. P L O W S j * H A R R O W S W AGONS dozen others averaged over 13 pounds. Normal college will conduct a Li fe. C U L T IV A T O R S Summer Normal in their college ‘ Everybody busy farming, building, The poet’s exclammation : “ O life! A “ M IL L IO N A IR E " U N IOtf. rooms, corner of State and ) painting, fixing up their homes and I f *el t he bounding in my veins,” is a Commerical streets, beginning j W e have a Carload of Buggies, W agons and Spring graveling roads. joyous one. Persons that can rarely G r e a t F o r c e C o m b i n e d In t h e U n i t ed June 29ih and continuing until or i ever make it. in honesty to them Wagons Coming. Mine W o r k e r * o f A m e ric a . A flunk of sheep eot into John the August examinations. Observers of labor union develop Remples young prune nrehard at selves, are among the most unfortun All branches required for ate. They do not live, hut exi*t; for Never before did we have so much or so ment are noting, as a result of the re night and stripped all the tender state and county papers will be | to live implies more than to he. To great a variety of thing« for the farmers. cent wuge conference at Indianapolis, branches from about half the tr^es. reviewed at tiiis term of school 1 live is to be well and strong— to arise that ut last the millionaire trade union Write for particulars. All kinds of machine oil. feeling equal to the ordinary duties of School (lection next Monday to has appeared. It has just closed its elect successor to Henry J. Rose. As the day, and to retire not overconi« A. J. G ARLAN D , D ALLA S W A G N E R BROS., first deal, as a millionaire labor con he has always taken an active part in by them— to feel life bounding in the tractor. to man the bituminous coal having a good school, the best inter veins. A medicine that has made Pres. N. W . N. College. mines o f the country for one year at ests of the district would he to re thousands of people, men and women, well and strong, has accomplished a on advance of $50,000,000 In wages elect him. great, work, bestowing the rich°st over the last year. The Increase took effect the 1st of April. In round num Y o u K n o w W h a t Y o u A r e T a k i n g . blessings, and that medicine is Hoods When you Like Grove’s Tasteless Sarsaparilla. The weak, rundown, or bers 204,000 workers, not all o f them members of the organization, share In Chill Ionic, because the formula is debilitated, from any cause, should Is still here, arul an bu9V aa ever. When your Linen is something that never leaves are worn and di ty, or the buttons off, take plainly printed on every bottle, show not fail to take it. It builds up the clothes the increase. the Salem steam laundry. The col them to her, at the Salem Dyeing and Cleaning I whole system, changes existance into The organization that has obtained ing that it is ¿imply Iron and Quinine W orks. Repairing and relining; new velvet collars or, finish and general condition of tho H W A L K E R , Prop such a settlement from tiie centralized in a tasteless form. No cure, no pi y. life, and makes life more abounding. put on overcoats. MRS. C. 195 I shirts, collars, cuff'd, shirt waists or C om m ercial Street. j We are glad to say these words in its bituminous coal interests of the coun Brice, 50 cents. ■ lace curtains is perfection itself in tho favor to the readers of our columns. try is the United Mine Workers of art of laundry w< rk. Your linen is W EST SALEM . America, the first American labor union safe it: our hands, for our methods are PhEOEE. lo become a millionaire in its treasury iiuriviih d, our work is unexcelled and Misses Carrie and Fern Bentley are fund and lay plans to become a multi There is to be a new cheese factory prices the lowest. at home from Ashland for the sum millionaire. It not only contracts for at the Lew Rituer plcae. mer vacation. 2(54,iX)0 men In the bituminous mines, Many of our neighbors have been but it wh'ldg the destiny of 400,(TOO hu The Eola school closed last week attending the Maplegrove campmetl-1 man beings in and around the mines and ours will end next week. COLONEL J. OLMSTED, PROP. iug. of the country and o f 1,000,000 more Duron* D. Olmsted, Manager. I). K. Brannan is building a nt w human b^liigs In the miners' homes. The hop yards arjund are in good Phone 411 230 Liberty s'reet. The $50,000,000 increase is based on second story to the front of his house. condition and making rupid growth. Are making the season at the I the settlement reached in “ the Indi P. B Miller and family have moved red barn of J H O’Neil four | Mr. Truax has lost two horses; one anapolis conference,” which began Jan. to their new home near Oak Grove. bbaks southeast of the postof took sick and died, the other had 1*0 and ended In the bituminous opera fice W E A R E IN I T . blood poisoning from an accidental Mrs. M. E. Gibson is again at home. tors o f the Pittsburg district, Ohio, In wound. diana and Illinois signing a scale pro Leon White has returned from Our fine new displa- rooms— none finer in the state, viding for increase in wages that aver Washington and is sick. Lumber is being hauled from our age lOf/y per cent. J o S .^ E Y t R S 0* SONS Mrs. Dickinson, of Rickreall, has mill at a lively rate. The men who had In their hands this been here with her mother, Mrs. A n Rev. Simpson and wife, of Philo You do not have t » buy anything or pay a cent Good mule colts always bring a supply o f vitality realized that failure math, have been down among rela for enough of Hie finest furniture polish good price and many Orego to reach an agreement meant a strike dy Lucas, tives. to rejuvenate your « ntire house. April 1 that would shut down at least nians are now beginning to Miss Brown, of East Portland, has all of the largest bituminous coal rai.-e them. It may pay you to been spending a week with friends Miss Sadie Craton and baby are at mines o f the country. They knew that see Mr. M Neill about it. here. the home of Jus. Craton. If these bituminous mines wore closed TH R EW AWAY H IS C R U T C H E S . Farm Machinery A S o u t h e rn P a c ific R a ilro a d E n g i n e « J o i n s t h e L o n g L i s t of P a - t l e n t s C u r e d by D r . D a r r i n . Vehicles Women as Well as Men Are Made Miserable by Kidney Trouble. Bicycles O B b tt'ia » l v « T w . rw D A T M o u m A . W A t 7:30. A S H , ■DITOS AMD PEOPE1ETOE. Sewing Machines Cream Separators SUB80RIBTION RATES: #1 50 ..................................... y* | 75 ............................Per Hix month* 40. ...................... Fer three months Advei Using rates made known ( n applioation. Correspondence is solicit •d. Fine Job Printing done at reasonable orices. CO UN TY COURT. I'KOUATK. Sibley, J. Petition to sell real property of Theodore Dodoou aet fur hearing July 5th. The A D. Babcock estate was fin ally closed. Report in matter of Harry Coad estate was filed and approved. Semi-annual report of guardian--/ Wm. Beal filed and approved. Sale of property of E. E. Harrilt estate was confirmed. COMMISHIONKK8. John Teal. Seth Riggs. BILLS ALLOWED. J G VanOrsdel......................... -I 1U 40 Dr Woods, insane.................... 6 00 Dr Cary et al, inquest............ 32 15 T J Fryer,stock inspector. . . . 12 50 Judges and clerks of election. 305 40 May term ju r o r s .................... 4(52 00 E H Hosmer, hall rent ........ 2 00 A Wolf ................................... 2 00 Glass A Prudhomme................ 109 80 Iiwin, Hudson C o.................... 44 50 Observer ................................. 42 30 1 tend s e r ................................... 14 (X) Pauper account: A Robertson ........................ $ 10 00 M A Tetherow.......................... 7 (0 C E H u ntley........................... 8 00 D G M eador............................. 8 00 H J Oafield .............................. 6 45 Roads and highways: Clay Mfg C o ............................ 1180 83 John S im on s........................... 3 IS W E Martin..................... 13 10 M D E llis................................. 17 40 L G rou n d............................... 10 20 John Schuller.................. . . . fi 20 Rowell B ros............................. 41 05 T Williams............................... 18 05 Jack ATimherlake................. (»2 02 Lynch Jr Rowell..................... 11 50 Joel F la oeiy............................. fi 85 T B H untley............................ 48(5 50 Salaries: U S Lou gh a r y .......................... $189 01 W F N ic h o ls ............................ 66 00 W B Daggett ........................ 66 00 F E M y er................................. 78 00 A H os t o o ................................. 66 00 I V Dalton .................... 66 60 Mil.. W o o d s ............................. 60 60 J T Ford................................... 142 68 C L S ta rr................................. 8(5 98 J W Butler................................ 95 0» E H n y te r.................................. (55 00 J E Hibley.................................. fifi (55 J B T e a l................................... 18 20 Hath R ig g s................................ 12 35 --------------- Ttfe Stove Moldera. The new agreement of the stove molden) throughout the United States, made recently at Cincinnati, is to ruu for one year from April 1. Quite u number of changes were agreed to in regulations, nearly nil of them in the pature of concessions to the workers. There will be no change in wages. La te a t From A laaka. The stranger paused In the lobby of the Yukon Opera House. “ What a strange sound!” he remark ed. “ Is there a hailstorm going o r within?” “ Almost, pard,” responded Nugget Ned, the braw'uy doorkeeper. “ Yon see, the gallery gods are weeping and the tears are freezing before they reach the parquet.” — Cleveland Plain Dealer. C aparltj Limited. “ What's that you are reading?” ask ed the girl with the fur jacket. “ One o f these modern society novels,” said the girl with the yellow buskins. "Haven’t you anything better to do?” "Perhaps. I'm ouly reading it to oc cupy my mind.” “Gee! Is that nil It takes to occupy It?” —Chicago Tribune. The Limit. Bridge—And you go right on eating soggy bread and half cooked meats. For heaven’s sake, why don’t you dis charge your cook and get another one? Pike—Well, you see. old fellow, so far as 1 can find out, the courts won't grant you a divorce for hud cooking.— Boston Evening Transcript. O al? C hance. "1 ha vj written dozens of articles and never hud one accepted,” sighed the discournged author. “ Write something on vaccination.'' advised the bosom friend. “ Vaccination?” “ Yes. It might take.” — Chicago News. T h e K en t W o r r y . Ned—I'm dreadfully worried about my debts. Jack—It must be very annoying to be contiuuully dunned. Ned Oh. hung tin* duns! What wor lies me is the fact that I can't get any more credit.—Kansas City Journal She D id 1« A ll. Grover—What did you say to your wife when you got home last night? Wilder Oh, I didn’t have to say auy thing, fihe was rally able to furnish all the conversation that the occasion seemed to require. — Boston Eveuiug Transcript. USB Sold By <lruggi»n> MiMHifliiflaa K e rs la k e ’ s F u rn itu re S to re DALLAS F. A, WIGGINS OUR STAFF OF RUSTLERS- PETER COOK RICKREALL, OR | G e n e ra l M e rc h a n d is e Summer Normal AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Salem, Oregon Y ou r Stepmother. Badly Done Up. J. J. Fiddler ije iit al Dallas. Two Ken tucky Jacks SALEM SIEAM LAUNDRY W H A T? IN DALLAS the industrial world, which was down to tin* daily production of the mines, would come to a complete standstill within four weeks nt the longest; that! millions of people would he affected, national calamity would be imminent and that the people would forever| crush the party held responsible for the paralysis by quickly formed public sentiment. The representatives o f the operators, realizing that demands o f the miners for advances in keeping with Increased cost of Itviug would arouse public sentiment, which was already set against the operators, offered an ad vance o f 10 per cent. The miners demanded 25 per cent and threatened to appeal to the public with a strike and lay before tlie peo ple, w ho had paid double prices for coal, the alleged enormous profits that had been realized by operators taking advantage of the coal shortage. A tidal wave threatened. By slow degrees the operators advanced conces sions up to lGVfc per cent. “ That Is all. W e can go before the people if you turn down a 10Vj per cent advance,” was their ultimatum, and they stood firm. Mitchell realized that public senti ment Is as shifting sand. He was not disposed to risk losing its sympathy, which, notwithstanding its million treasury and army of workers, was the miners’ greatest asset. He said he would report the offer back to the 700 delegates. In a long session o f the miners be hind guarded doors heated protests wen» made against acceptance. Mitch ell laid before the protesting delegates what a refusal meant. He pointed out that the public would not stop to con sider technical objections; that in spite o f paralytic effect It would frame Its decision and pledge support on the Ixisls o f the lfiLj per cent. At the end o f three hours Mitchell's counsel pre vailed. The public had been an effective The House Furnishing Co., Martin Shiea has gone to California. ------ - » » ^ ------ Many efforts to establish a stale de mocratic organ in Oregon having fail C h a m b e r l a i n ’s C olic, C h o l e r a a n d D ia rrh o e a Rem edy ed, some tiad concluded such a thing impossible, but we are to have such n Is everywhere rtcogimed as the one publication in the Portland Journal. remedy that can always be depended It started in very modestly and has upon and that is pleasant to lake. It gradually grown and found its way in is especially valuable for summer di to public confidence, until now the arrhoea in eliildren and is undoubted general public concede that it will be ly the means of saving Ihe lives of a a success. The rank and file of d e great many children each year. For mocracy will join in its support and sale by Wilson Drug Co. ■ ---- -- - so will many republican* who have F a ll • City R ail ro ad. not been pleased with the doings and Same thirty-five men with h steam the makeup of their own party. We shovel will finish ballasting the road can furnish the Semiweekly Journal bed in about ten days and then regu and the Itemizer for $2 a year or their lar trains will he put on. Th re is al- daily and this paper for $4 a year. r«*ady a switch to the Brvan A Lucas Now while tilings are warm political lumber yard and one will soon be ly is (he time to order them. completed to the Coast Range lumber yard. In addition to the siding at PEHRYDALE. Fern’s tlier • will he one at Gilliam’s Mrs. W jco ff and son, of Ohio, are for the benefit of the oak sawmill near visiting tin ir relatives, 1) L. Kevt’s there. Eight car loads of lumber family. have already come over the road The Children's Day exerci-es held humid for Salt Lake City, anti at least fifty more loads have been ordered for last Sunday were well attended. the same destination. Frank Mullen Miss Pearl Hunter, who has been is now engineer and John Richardson teaching at Hoqiiiam, Wash., is at fireman and are kept on the jump. home. Miss Della Flannery is visiting her •i«ter in Portland. C uts, B u rn s a n d C lerka* I n lo n . Next door to Jos, Meyer ifc Sons. MEISER & M EISER'S S to re s : S a le m and A lb a n y B *uise s Q u ickly Chamberlain's Pain Balm s an an Ihe school received their organ last tiseptic liniment, and when applied to week and the children are quite proud cuts, burns and bruises, causes them to heal without maturation and much of it. more quickly than by the usual treat Levina, the infant daughter of Mr ment. For sale by Wilson Drug Co. and .Mrs. W. 11. McKee, died Tuesday night. The members of the Presbyterian church will unite in the commence- The c lo i.ig exercises of our school m nt services at the Methodist church will be June 19 The graduates are next Sunday morning and evening t a m e Flannery, Pcail Range and B'ble school at the usual hour blit Bm Werner. no nrea« hing. T o C u r e a C old DALLAS OREGON J. B M T O S T E IfS SOI 136 Court street, Salem, Are paying the Highest Gash Prices lor Hides, Pelts, Wool. Tallow, Purs, Old Iror , Rubber and Metals. R EM O V AL NOTICE. CATARRH THIS REMEDY If s u r e to G IV E S a tis fa c tio n . •ly’f Cream Balm C r * “ R oh st at O n e s . Sli.-rp »hearing over ami w . xh I haul ing *» gu’i. It • lean»»*. » , o t h • a nd h r Ai« the diseased iem br»ne. It t-ure« «-A- Arrh drives » * • ? » •M in »he hn*d tinn-kly. COLDS HEAD Ut- e ;< « « o • . v * .V» 'Vf,»* i» Will Best and Horace Sykes are I , C «U W S b v m ail I *»ll> » surveying parly in the coafl | •t li ahanrbrd I have mover! mv »took of woven wire fencing from 59 State »Ireet to the new »tore 6 0 C ourt s tr e e t, one door we»t of J. J. Dairymple'a »lore. W A LTER MORLEY Salem Fence W o r k s . A VACATION WITHOUT A KODAK IS A VACA TION WASTED.* CET A KODAK NOW! In o n e D a y . Max Morris of Denver, general secre tary o f the Itetall Clerks' Internationa! Only vole. n< r- o.i«t in Ihe E .la anion, says his organisation now has preeinet at the recent election. I g«HMl standing membership o f 00.000 K. S. E v . ii » ami An Irvw Vercler and that It lias Invn recently increasing at* pilfer g their »trawovriie*. •t the rate o f 4.000 a month. A very fine line of china at a very low price. H a le d . POPCORN. of — AT— State D e m o c ra tic P a p e r. lake L.ixm^ve tiromo Quinine Tab le * All druggists refund the mcney il it fail-* to cure. E W Grove’« *ig arbiter. A $50,000,000 Increase scale nature is on encli box. 25c. was signed.—E. L. Lewis In Collier's ■■ — Jy G row th 269 Liberty Street Kodaks Cameras - $5 up $ I up Free use of dark room. Vis ¡ting Kodakers always wel come. PFENNIG, Hetl* , J p r t . r- th*- M i n » , <>i tA»te And smell Full or y y nudi. Trial «ice. 10 Jeweler and Optician. WILoU.N BLOCK. L Hot! WELL I SHOULD SAY SO. But this is nothing to what' it will be. How are you fixedf for it? Bet a dollar you have! put off buying thin things un-£ til now you are caught. But we are ready for you: Straw and crash hats from. IS Soft bosom shirts fro m ..................... Summer underwear from Sweaters from ............. Belts from Fancy hose from Mens’ outing suits, coat anil pants Mens’ summer coats Mens’ dusters 15 75 25 50 up g§ upïgj upgjj upjgj l,p! 00 up jgj 25 up 25 up I ASK T O SEE OUR SW ELL LINE OF SI2 SU ITS FOR MEN SALEM WOOLEN MILL STORE! Opposit e Capital National Bank.