T H E POLK COUNTY REMUER
■teatly raiu begun
home.
F A C IA L
and
we breite
for
P A R A L Y 8 I8 .
D ALLAS,FBID AY, JULY. 10. 1903. M r . C r o s t h w a l t ’s E x p e r ie n c e a n d
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■DITOS AND rSOPKlKTOH.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
♦ l 50.................................. Per .v,14r
| 75 ......................... Per »ix months
40 ' .................... Per three months
A th e itilin g rates made known on
application. Correspondence is solicit
ed.
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Fine Job Printing done at reasonable
•»rices.
Farm Machinery
Vehicles
Bicycles
Sewing Machines
Cream Separators
Women «5 Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.
IN D E P E N D E N C E .
at Sheridan.
Woodhauliug seems to be the occu
Our Fourth ( f July celebration was
the most successful oue ever given pation now.
here.
George Seifarlli is hauling poets.
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John Cooper had to kill a horn*
J. B. Scrafford, of Walla W a lli, lias
that some oue had brokeu its leg by
Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis shooting.
been visiting in the Luckiamute coun
courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor
try.
and cheerfulness soon
The steamer Pomona made four
disappear when the kid
Mrs. Redding, of Independence, has
trips between here and Salem on the
neys are out of order Fourth and was well patronized.
been transplanting trees and robbing
or diseased.
I k e hives for people around Buena
Kidney trouble has
Nearly 500 dancers attended the ball Vista.
become so prevalent here last Saturday evening.
[Albany Herald ]
Dr. Darrin, Hotel Revere. Albany.
Dear sir: In answer to your commu-
nieutioii asking me to make a state
ment of my case, I most willingly do
so, if by so doing snvooe afflicted as I
was might have their attention called
to the success with which you treated
that it is not uncommon
And every other thing that
for a child to be born
me
A sto n know,I consulted you re
is usually carried in a first
afflicted with weak kid
garding a vi ry serious case of facial
neys. If the child urin-
paiulysis, the entire side of the face
class implement h o u s e. ____ __ _
ates too often, if the
being completely paralysed. 1 cool.I
We have the Studebaker urine scalds the flesh or if, when the child
not shot t he i ye. having no control
reaches an age when it should be able to
vehicles, the Tribune bi i control
over tire lid ; the lower lid was drop
the passage, It ia yet afflicted with
ped down and the lowe' side of the
cycles, the Sharpies tubu bed-wetting, depend upon it. the cause of
face badly drooped, the corner of the
the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first
lar n cream
separators, > the
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step should be towards the treatment of
mouth being badly drawn down. Any
McCormick
harvesting
ma
j
these Important organs.
This unpleasant
one can imagine the condition of a
is due to a diseased condition of the
person’s mind under such cimim sian
chinerv, and we can sell trouble
kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as
ces. 1 Inn) almost given op hope of
you machinery that we re most people suppose.
ever being myself ¡.gam, until I con
| W om en as well as men are made mls-
commend and stand by.
sulted you and you assured me that
I erable with kidney and bladder trouble,
you could cure me. 1 commenced
and both need the same great remedy.
) The mild and the immediate effect of
treatment at once, and comm need to
S w a m p -R o o t is soon realized. It is sold
improve from the start, and in three
255 259 Liberty street, Salem, Or.
by druggists, in fifty-
months treatment found myself en
cent and one dollar
tirely cured. I make this statement
sizes. You may have a
willingly, that any ona suffering as 1
have may avail themselves of your OUR STAFF OF RUSTLERS- j
Horn* o f Swamp-Root.
great skill.— W. T. Croslhwaite, 240
ing all about it. including many of the
Washington street, Portland.
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
Gus Hurley is housed with measels.
H ie popular Saturday evening con
certs are to continue (hiough the
summer.
The mail route from Salem via In
dependence to Monmouth has been
discontinued but Jason Byers will
continue to run a ha *k over the route.
CATARRH
Mr. and Mrs R.*.. Kune», of Falls
City, lias lost iwo of their children
with scarlet fever.
A woven wire fence lias been placed
around the cemetery at Buena Vista
and a new Odd Fellows hall is to be
erected there.
Tin* Du**n grocery company will
not be ou^doue in thtir line of busi
ness. They guarantee to please yqu
| or take the good back. Buy your
I groceries at Bonus.
THI«
R E M i DY
is su re to
C IV E
S a t is fa c t io n .
cly's Cream Balm
C iv e s R e lie f
at O n ce.
It i-lean#.#, iw o lh o l
ttttl hriil. Hi*' ■ 11....-., t
ii.mhr.ne. It eure# ea-
urrh amt drives aa av a
ii M in the head uniekly.
Kerslake’s
Furniture
Store
Claud Kurre and W ill Shaffer are
M I L L C R E E K R E G IO N .
to deliver to the sawmill here a mil-
W e have been on a two davs journey
I lion feet of lumber before September.
_
out that way. Numerous wagons wer«
New goods constantly ar
The owners of the store building on
m *t hauling gravel from the creek at
brune. Restores tue nettaci of tante and »mell. Fall
His prices are trade
the north side of the opera hall are size fiO ‘ ‘ents t druggists or yy mail. Trial »ize, 10 riving.
Dillus to the worst places on the Salt
thinking of erecting a two story brick cent* bv mail.
winners.
creek road, which is being greatly im
K LY BROTHERS, f)6 W anen Street, New York.
proved. The teamsters make three
The Dallas excursionists came in an
loads a day and get $1 a load. Alvin
| hour late on the Fourth aud good na-
Brown lives on the farm of bis sister,
turedly proposed lo throw the motor
Mrs. A. C. Gist, who resides in Tilla
men into the river.
mook. He is a prosperous stock deal
er anil Mrs. Brown believes in po ul-
S ta te D e m o c ra tic P a p e r .
try, having 200 chickens getting ready
from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilm er
Many efforts to establish a state de
T H E D O I N C S IN T H E C O U N T Y .
D e a f n e s s C u r e d In IO M in u t e s :
for market. Uncle George Brown and
& Co., Binghamton, N . Y ., be sure and mocratic organ in Oregon having fail
wife are spending their sunset days in
mention this paper.
T o the editor: For about 15 years
ed, some hud concluded such a thing
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Dallas, and his son, Fay, who married I hail been afflicted with a discharg | A n U n e q u a l l e d a n d C o m p l e t e R e
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L o not make any mistake, but re impossible, but we are to have such a
Miss Nina Mack, lives on the old home ing ear and deafness. I was induced
a n d H a v e B e e n L a t e ly D o in g .
member the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. publication in the Portland Journal.
place.
The cottage where Teddy to try Dr. Darrin from the fact that
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Kilm er’s Swamp-Root, and the ad- It started in very modestly and has
Rowe eojoyed life with his horse and he cored my uncle, W m . Parrott, of
gradually grown ami found its way in
dogs ij vacant and lonely because Middleton, ten years ago. The doc Y o u K n o w W h a t Y o u A r e T a k i n g . i diess, Binghamptou, N. Y . on every
to public confidence, until now the
Boots, shoes, clothing, and gentlemens’ furnishing goods.
Teddy is no more. Hops an 1 other tor cured my deafness March 9. 1899,
When you take Grove’s Tasteless bottle.
general public concede that it will be
Plows, harrows, buggies, wagons and other farm implements.
things around the homes of Dr. kink in less than ten minutes with electri Chill Tonic, because the formula is
a success. The rank and file of d e
Coffee for 10 cents a pound; shoes and tobacco at below cost.
and Peter Hanson seemed quite flour city and a slight operation. 1 will plainly printed on every bottle, show
mocracy will join in its support and
ishing.
Things are in snipshape gladly answer any questions at Mid ing that it is simply Iron and Quinine
S P R IN G V A L L E Y .
so will many republicans who have
H I G H E S T P R ICES FOR C O U N T R Y P R O D U C E .
a round the Saltcreek postoffice and dleton, Oregon, where I have resided in a tasteless form. N o cure, no p iy.
Preaching Sunday at 11 by Rev. not been pleased with the doings and
the neighboring German church. Mr. for years.— Richard Parrott.
Brice, 50 cents.
Waller.
the makeup of their own parly. We
Arndt is making Iheo'd Delashmutt
D r. D a r r i n 's P l a c e of B u s i n e s s .
Farmers are all busy putting up can furnish the Semiweekly Journal
place produce well. Clarence Olm
F A L L S C IT Y .
and the Itemizer for $2 a year or their
Dr. Darrin is located at the Revere
hay.
sted, who married Miss I.ilo Blair, oc
daily and this paper for $4 a year.
cupies the Henry Black farm, and house until October 1st, and will give
Mr. and Mrs. Thurston, of Stiver,
Lawrence March is again seen in Now while things are warm political
W. D. Whealdon, from the mouth of free examination to all from 10 to 5, «net Prof, and Mrs McCoote. of Cor our neighborhood.
ly is lhe time to order them.
the Columbia, is at the old Campbell or 7 to 8 daily. The poor free, except vallis, visited at Fruuk Butler’s last
Mrs. A. J Purvine is visiting rela
place, The Ballston, the Millcreek medicine, 10 to 11 daily, ami those week.
o a k c r o v e .
tives in Portland.
and the Dallas telephone lines con aide to pay at the rale of !>•"> a week or
PLOW S
HARROW S
WAGONS
Mr. Hollowed has bought the cor
centrate at the home of Henry Clan- in that proportion of time the case
Joe Delap lias had the measels.
Miss Jennie Coyle and Winifred
All curable chronic dis ner lot by m e bridge and will build a
field, who is one of the most success may require
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Duncan have been visiting friends at
ful farmers in the county, and his eases of men and women a specialty. restaurant on it.
E. L. Harris has improved his place
Dayton.
neighbor. George Starr, is not slow in Eves tested and glasses fitted at reas-
with a new fence.
W e have a Carload of Buggies, Wagons and Spring
Mono grange met at Lewisville on
business. The Butler hill, which has otianle prices.
F. W . Feasley recently sold forty-
Wagons Coming.
Thuasday the 2nd. After the usual
Haying
is
in
progress
and
grain
This is the first visit of the head of
for years bten the dread o' all who
work of the giange was done all en seven fat hogs to parties in Salem get looking well.
had to pass over it in the winter, has I lie Portland firm ol Drs. Darrin to joyed some fine raspberries, thick ting 5 cents a pound.
Never before did we have so much or so
been graded, corduroyed, drained and this city.
M cMinnville friends have been vis
cream and delicious cukes, a surprise
Bert Patrick and wife brought a
great a'variety of things for the farmers.
put into first class condition. The
kindly piepared by two of the ludies load of cheese out from their coatt iting Mr. and Mrs. Warren Estabrook.
A S u s t a i n i n g D iet.
timbered country with clay soil be
A ll kinds of machine oil.
fully appreciated by all present.
ranch and sole it in Salem.
The Crowley and Oak Grove folks
These are I he enervating days, when
yond the hill had been considered
The
ladies’
missionary
society
held
had
Fourth
of
July
fire
works.
DALLAS
almost worthless for farming, hut the as somebody has said, men drop by
The churches are closed on account
A ll cate possible an interesting meeting at the home ol
Fleischman family are making it pro the sunstroke as if the day of fire had of the scarlet fever
J.
E.
Allen
lias
a
fine
prospect
for
Mrs.
C.
C.
W
alker
last
Wednesday.
dawned
They
are
frought
with
dan
duce well. Vetches and such things
is bring taken to prevent its spread
potatoes.
make a rank growth. Mr. Michel- ger to people whose systems are poor ing farther.
Miss Hest t W elch, of Salem, ,'e
ly
suataiued
;
and
this
leads
us
to
say,
book has moved to near McMinnville,
Charlie Huntley, of Monmonth, has
visiting
friends
here.
Mrs. Mamie Galloway and baby are
but two of his sons are still on the in the interest of the less robust of
been visiting his wife’s brother, Thad
visiting
her
parents
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mc-
place. Going north by the homes of our readers, that the full effect of
N ig h t W a s H er T error.
Stevens.
Murry.
C. A. Harold and W . G. Wolfe, we Hood's Sarsaparrilla is such as to sug
“ I would cough nearly all night
T h e Perfect M a n
Our grange has adjourned until fall
gest
the
propriety
of
calling
this
medi
found Dave Turnidge and wife at
The whistle of the cars and clang of long,” writes Mrs. Ch&s. Applegate, of
Has yet to be born, but immaculate lin
home, his parents being on a visit to cine something besides A blood puri the hell makes our little town quite Alexandria, Ind., “ and could hardly
en goes a long way toward making per
At onr picnic eigl t en gallons of
their old Missouri home. Where Mr fier and a tonic,— say a sustaining diet lively.
fection in one’s apparel. N o matter
get any sleep. I had consumption so ice cream were sold. There was an
Ingermaneen formerly lived we found It makes it much ea.-ier to bear the
bow tine your outer clothing, if your
Randolph
Butler
and Murton had that if I walked a block I would exciting game of ball between our
shirts and underwear are not well bum
thu interestimr family of P. J. Miller, heat, assures refreshing sleep, anil will
cough frightfully and spit blood, bui team and I hat of Popcorn.
dered, y o u will not feel comfortable.
,
Young
are
hauling
wood
for
Frank
without
any
doubt
avert
much
sick
recently from the east. Much families
when
all
other
remedies
failed,
three
Y
ou w ill not go far wrong in sending
Butler.
are a desirable acquisition to any com ness at this time of vear.
your work to the
$1 bottles of I)r. K in g’ New Discovery
NORTH DALLAS.
munity. Buell’s chapel, which was
Mrs. Cynthia Glaxo is making her wholly cured mn, and I gained 58
built some forty years ago, has just
home with Mrs. A1 Brown.
John Boyer and family have re
pounds.” I t ’s absolutely guaranteed
The Perils of Youth.
been tr a ted to a new roof, new floor
to cure coughs, colds, lugrippe, bron turned frnnijtlieir Salmon liver claim.
“ I think you are awfully hard
and Nathan Blair was repainting it
C holera Infantum .
I.eave orders in Dallas with J. J. Fuller
chilis and all throat and lung troubles.
Miss Violet Digby, who was assist
“ You don’t
on the inside. T. If. Marsh, p roen t hearted,” ahe said.
or at the Muscott confectionery store.
This has long been regarded as one Price 50 cents and $1. Trial bottles
ing Mrs. Allen in conking at the John
owner of the Peter Byron saw mill, is seem to care a bit even if the baby of the most dangerous and fatal dis fr t e a t a ll druggists.
son logging camp, lias come home.
cutting nearly a million feet of linn
is sick.”
eases to which infants are subject. It
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her a year. Some is shipped out of
“ You wrong me,” said her hus can be cured, however, when properly
SUNNYSLOPE
D. A. Critchlow and son W alter,
tlio state, but th re is a local demand band.
“ But I regard the cause treated. A ll that is necessary is to
have been seveiely afflicted with meas-
Allen
Town,
luta
bought
a
work
for most of it. The Bnell store and
ela.
for apprehension as comparatively gi ve Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
horse for $fi0.
postoffice are kept by Walter Butler
You cannot convince me Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil, as
W E A R E IN IT .
and his si«ter, Mary, hut they have slight.
Miss Anna M itchell, who has been
Henry Davis and wife were seen in
directed with each bottle, and a cure
sold to Mr. Walker, of Sheridan, and that an attack of measles is as dan is certain. For sale by Wilson Drug these parts recently.
working for Miss May Shelton, look
Our fine new displa,. rooms— none finer in the state.
will give possession in the fall. Pass gerous as skating on thin ice or cele Co.
the measels and had to come home.
Thus. Strain, our road supervisor, is
ing the Ridgeway and Blair homes brating the Fourth of July.” —
J<JS.T| ^ E Y t R S °A . S O N S
hauling considerable gravel on our
and the Harmony church and school Washington Star.
O A K M IL L V IC IN IT Y .
M cC O Y.
roads.
house we crossed the creek to where
You do not have to buy anything or pay a cent
Mrs. L 8 . Frink, of A m ity, has
first Moses Eads and then Thomas
Quite the Reverae.
Jas. Tozier and W ill McKee, of
for enough of tlie finest furniture polish
Russell, William and Clem mans been visiting her sisler, Mrs. M. E.
Dickey lived. Van and Jef. Dickey
to rejuvenate your entire house.
“ So you’ve stopped calling on Portland, spent the Fourth here.
Fishback
attended
services
at
Corval
Miller.
and David James live close together Miss Perkins,” said Newitt. “ She
Crops are looking fine and if the lis Sunday.
there and we enjoyed the hospitality has a rather pretty face, of course,
Mrs. Julia Nixon, of Corvallis, lias j
cool weather continues for ten days
of the last named over night. On the
J. B. Slump lias recently purchased come lo cook for the oak saw mill I
but
I
consider
her
nose
too
long,
longer we will see the largest yield in
Pat Churchman farm there is a new
a new Orborue reaper.
which is ready to start.
years this harvest.
Next door to Jos. Meyer
Sons.
house, it being owned and occupied don’t you ?”
V . A Fishback and Morris Wheel-
“ H uh!” shouted the rejected one.
Robert P erry, son of A. J. Gilliam |
by George Porter, from near Grand
The heavy winds that visited us ou ock attended the reception of Kev, E.
was born in 1848 and died at New Or- j
Konde. Going on north alnto&i to the “ I found her ‘noes’ entirely too the P'ourlh blew down the four large
Y mull ill river who should we find short and emphatic.” — Philadelphia silos on the Jess Wise farm, complete C. W igm o-e and wife at Monmouth leans, Louisiana, June 18, 03. Three -
Monday evening.
sisters and five brothers survive him,
living across the road irom each other Press.
ly demolishing them.
hut Samuel Cairues and Spei lit A
Charlie Reliwalt, of Oregon City, is
F. M Splawn, from Lyle, W ash.
Might Lose His Job.
There is ta.k of the Artisans organ visiting his sister, Mrs. Nellie Smith.
Mostert, the bakery men. all formerly
ha« been here ou a visit to his sister-
of Dallas. They have the finest gar
ITix— Who was that crank who izing a lodge at this place.
W . H. Mack, wife and daughter, A l inlaw, Mrs. Miller.
dens we saw an., where. Geo. Neath- so loudly denounced the automo
John Finn has returned from his ice, were Fairriew visitors Sunday.
amer, of Kings Valley, haa bought out bile?
Gooseneck
hum
where
he
lias
been
for
OAKDALE.
the bakers, to get possession in the
F. C. Haynes is digging a stock well
Dix— He’s a doctor.
a week.
fall. Ben. Branson and N. Gard ici
Curtis
Robinson
and wife, of Port
for
Ira
Smith.
Ilix — Does he consider it un
live west of the stream near there
land, have been here visiting his broth
J. K . Sears is making some exten
Preaching
at
Antioch
n
e
it
Sunday
Driving through the southern edge healthy?
er John and sister Mrs. Mary Card.
sive improvements on his warehouse
Dix— Not necessarily.
l ie ’s a for the coming harvest.
at 3 o'clock by Rev. Green, of Dallas.
of Sheridan, we tarried at the old
Mrs. John Robinson and daughter
Soroggin place for a chat with Mrs. horse doctor.— Cleveland Plain Deal
W il l B u y It B a c k .
and Mrs. O. Dennis have the measels.
Phillip Mulkey has returned from
Drumeller, who is a sister of Mrs. W. er.
You assume no risk when you buy
Arlington where he has been teaching
G. Vassall, of Dallas. 1). E. Blan
Mrs. Joe Card has just returned
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Di
Cause and Effect.
for the past year.
chard lives on the Tommie Scroggins
You ever saw may be seen at our store. They are made by the natives o
arrhoea Remedy. Wilson Drug Co. from a weeks visit with hei father in
place where the rea l turns east. A
“ You seem to be in a weak and
Miss Phillips, of Dallas, was a visit will refund your money if you are not Salem.
Mexico and can be bent into any conceivable shape and will not break, and j
J. Cooper and wife are making a suc nervous physical condition,” said tho
or tiere Monday.
water will not hurt thx*m either. Too much to believe, is it? But it is so. i
sstisfied after using it. I t is every
cess of dairying on the next place. medical examiner of the insurance
Grandpa and Grandma Murphy
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where admitted to he the most suc and son Fountain, h ive been visiting
Roll your hat up and stow it away. Take it out and shape it into any of J
Her father, Cyrus Buell, has a fine company.
cessful remedy in use for bowel com
N o P ity S h o w n .
home back on the hill and not far
a dozen unique styles, and it looks as nobby as though just from the milli- a
“ No wonder,” replied the victim.
‘ For years fate was after me con- plaints and the only one that never
away her brother, Charles is prosper
ner’s hand. Scores of Salem ladies have bought them to wear for wheeling, jj
“
Your
solicitors
have
made
my
life
tinuouriy” writes F. A. Gulled*», V er lads. It ia pleasant, safe and reliable.
ing at diversified farming and stock
at the coast or in the mountains, and ail the children are getting them, for 5
raising. Roy Graves has a nice prune a burden during the past six bena, Ala. “ I bail a terrible ease of
they arc the only cheap straw hat made that will stand rough usage. We 2
R IC K R E A L L .
piles caiming twentv four tumors,
orchard and hit brother, Carl, on she ' months.” — Chicago News.
KB
sold twelve dozen the first week, in fact we had to order 24 dozen more.
54 State street, Salem,
old McCain farm, has some choice
When all failed B rcklen’s Arnica
J. F. Vaughn has moved into his
We have sizes for men, women and children, and the price is
’Phone 2,071 Main
Looking Ahead.
Salve cured me. Equally good for new house and L. C. Koser is building
sheep. N M. Conner has 24 acres of
"M y gracious, dear,” said the Chi burns and all aches and pains. Only a large hop house for S. T. Burch.
as fine clover hay as we ever saw, and
as usual W W . Stockton has his va cago bridegroom, “ you were awfully 25 cents at all druggists'.
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G. C. Smith has returned from the
rious crops in fine shape. Henry nervous during the ceremony I”
hay and Clark and W illiam Bogard
Clark and wife, who was Miss Laura
CALVARY.
“ Yes; it’s my nature,” replied the
are up from Portland.
Vanpatton, formerly of Dallas, lire at
fair Chicago bride. “ 1 suppose I ’ll
George Reuf has bought the Bald*
the old Hathaway Yocnin place and
Titos. Caufield and Hale Backensto
he just as nervous next time.” — win place south of Independence.
near him live Win, Yoconi and L.
with their wives attended the wedding
Bennett. All are dairyin{ and send Philadelphia Press.
Katie Peterson is assisting Mrs. of their nuiee, Miss Springer, at Port
ing their cream to lortland. Each is
Clarence Ted row with her work.
land.
If you need anything foe warm weather wear, we have it, and in the laL
Uteleea Tip.
raising corn, vetches and other green
Claud Kurrt haa not gone to Wash
est styles, too.
His Honor— Don’t you know hon
Mrs. Tlioma* Burch ami son, John,
things for the ailos they are conatruel
ington, but has moved to Indepen Mrs. tt. F. Lucas and children, A. F.
ing. We tarried not ill Dnllslon. hut esty is the best policy ?
passed by where John McCulloch is
ftrastus— 'Deed 1 don’ belieb in donee and taken a contract of hauling Stoner, L. C. Koser aud M. A. Burch
A V A C A T IO N W ITH O U T
were in the metropolis last week.
building a fine residence in front of playin’ policy no more, sah; I ’ze done logs for F. A. Douty.
A KODAK IS A V A C A
the old Aunt Rachel Davidson house tefohmed.— Kansas City (Mo.) Jour
The news is that Frank Gibson is
Mr. Palmer haa built a new burn
T IO N W ASTED j«
and look dinner with R M. Caldwell nal.
and C. Tedrow baa tinised bis cow rapidly improving at Foley Springs.
on the Kenneth Campbell p la n . A
barn.
CET A
T. D. Lucas has moved into the Fox
W hen They Don't W alk .
KODAK NOW !
Mr and Mrs. Smith, of Corvallis, house »acated by M i. Vaughn.
Church— Some people can't stand were visiting her sister Mrs. E Evans.
John Fiddler and wife were around
j traveling.
For men gives you a selection from scores of dozens in handsome patterns at
Th»t la dyspepsia.
Miss Fannie lielu.ick haa the mens Tuesday looking for hay and W. E
Gotham— Well, if they live in
It makes life miserable.
Uoodell marketed his raspberries at
Kew York they have to.— Yonkers I els.
Its sufferers rat nut because CDey v m t I t
the county scat.
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— bat simply because they m u tt.
A. B. Lacey came in from Detroit
Free use of dark room. Vis
lo spend the Fourth at Indendeuce.
They know they are irritable and fretful:
Mis. Fannie Owen is up from Cali
The Poet's Dilemma.
iting
Kodakers always wel
but they cannot be otherwise.
forma
visiting
Iter
sister
Mrs.
J.
J.
ignite a lot of clover hay is down,
The poet worked the whole nl*ht Ions,
They complain of a bad taste In the
and the owners are only waiting for Bun It, and Miss Helen W lrte ie up come.
But could not And the meter
moutb. s tenderness st the pit of the stum | To put his thoughts In rhythmic tinea
from lo . Hand.
pretty weather to dry it for hauling.
•ch, sn uneasy feeling of putty fulness, \
And make his theme the sweeter.
Conrad Smith and wife, o f Mon-
▲t last It seemed to come to him:
headache, heartburn and what nut
, mouth, have tieen over Itom Mon
The effectual remedy, proved by perma
"M y muae' Ah. glad to greet her.**
T o C u r o m C o ld In o n o D ay .
mouth visiting hie brother George.
nent cures of thousands of severs rears, la j Atas. twas but the gas bill man.
Take lax ative Bromo Quinine Tab
And you bet he found the meter.
let». All druggist« refund the nu n »)
Dr. Keeler, of Salem, tried in vain
2 5 4 -2 5 6 C o m m e rcial Street, Salem, O re go n .
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if it fails to cure, E. W Grove’s sig lo save F. A Koeer’e floe cow that
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nature is on each box. 25c.
had milk fever.
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COLD < n HOT!LVS2tt»
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ONLY 25 CENTS...:
Our Fancy Hosiery
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