Mr. K e e n ly , of Sugar loaf, has sold
after the ceremony, and many beauti- QJJJJ S T A F F OF RUSTLERS-
ful presents were received by the hap- |
O u t and with his fam ily start' d for
py couple. The bride is one of Ball-
Eastern Oregon.
ston 't most beautiful and accom plish­ WHAT THEY HAVE TO SAY ABOUT
R oy Hanry, brother o f our mail car­ «
THE
DOINGS
IN
THE
COUNTY.
ed young ladies and the groom is a
DALLAS, FBIDAY, NOV. 6. 1903.
rier and a form er resident of Rocca,
very popular young businesa man of
Kidney Trouble Hake* Ton Miserable. died in Portland last weeb of B rig h t’s
Ballston, m st of his life having been An Unequ&Mcd an d C o m p l e t e Re
s u m e o f W n a t Your Frie nd s are
body who reads the news- disease.
'►pent in this vicin ity. T h e y will
♦
U1LWHB» K vbrv F riday M orjuno A t 1.30.
to know of the wonderful
and Have Been Lately Doing.
| make their home in Ballston for the
O r e g o n l a n o r Journal.
cures
made
by
Dr.
i present. The follow in g guests were
W . A .. W
E ith er the weekly Oregonian or the
Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
present: Mr. and Mrs May belt I, Mr You K n o w W h a t You Ara T a k in g .
■UITOS AMU n to m U T O IL
the rreat kidney, liver sem i-weekly Portland Journal can be
\ and Mrs. .Mark Sears, Mr. and Mrs. J.
W h en you take G rove’s Tasteless
and bladder remedy.
had together with this paper a whole
| R. Bowman, Misses Edna BiUler, O ita ! C h ill T on ic, hecuu.se the form ula is
It is the great medi­ year for only $2. In te llige n t young
1 and Ro^a Mayfield, and W ill and Os- ! plainly printed on every bottle, show-
cal
triumph
of
the
nine­
S U B 8 C K 1 P T IO N K A T E 8 :
people would receive educating in flu ­
teenth century dis­
; car May held.
1 ing th at it is »im p ly Iron and Quiuine
ences from them, to say uothing of their
covered after years of
M 5 0 .........................................T er y'-ar
i in a tasteless form. N o cure, no pi y.
scientific research by benefit to older person*. M oney paid
$ 75 ............................Per nix m onth«
COUNTY COURT.
| Price, 50 cents.
Dr. Kilmer, the emi­ out for good reading m atter is always
4»>......................... P er three m onth«
nent kidney and blad­ well spent. E very fam ily should have
PROBATA.
A d v e itis in g rates made known on
CROW LEY.
der specialist, and is several good newspapers, especially
Sibley, J.
application. Correspondence is solicit­
wonderfully successful In promptly curing during the com ing lopg winter even­
Frank G lover has a new gang plow lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou­
ed.
Ole Aurland was made guardian of
ing*. Please tell your neighbors and
F in e Job P rin tin g done at reasonable A lm a Huseby, the property to be ap- , and Mrs. Ora Crow ley a new buggy.
bles and Bright’s Disease, which Is tho worst friends of the above offer.
form of kidney trouble.
nrices.
; praised by VV. F. Nichols, E. V . Dal-
---
---
Pierce R iggs is in Portlan d and Mr. | Dr. Kilmer’s S w am p-R oot Is not rec­
, ton and E. H ay ter.
BUELL.
' and Mrs. Cass R iggs have been to ommended for everything but if you have kid­
Petition for partial distribution of T h e Dalles.
ney, liver or bladder trouble It will be found
AROUND PEEDEE.
L lo yd Jones bus returned to* W ash ­
Ole Sampson estate was granted and
just the remedy you need. It has been tested
George H Himes, secretary o f the In so many ways, in hospital work, in private ington.
On a recent foggy m orning »he same for distribution of Daniel Run-
I state historical society is up from practice, among the helpless too poor to pur­
writer dropped down into M cTim - j die estate.
T h e school was visited last week by
I Bortland with the R iggs fam ily.
chase relief and has proved so successful In Supt. C, L . Starr.
monils V a lley headed south. G rand­
Mrs An n ie Brown was chosen guar-
every case that a special arrangement has
ma M cTim uionds and eon Frastus live
I dian o f Earl and M abel Browu.
T h ere was a reunion of 8. K . C row ­ been made by which all readers of this paper
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Coad, of Dallas
where the fam ily settled so many years
Final account of Hanford F ow le es. le y’s fam ily at the h >me of his son, who have not already tried it, may have a wer visitiu g relatives here Monday.
ago and a neat school house graces
sample
bottle
sent
iree
by
mail,
also
a
book
Manson,
last
Sunday,
it
being
his
the center of the valley. Joe Brown tate was approved ai d executor dis­
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
W m . R idgew ay has returned from
birthday.
lives on the iarm form erly owned by charged.
find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. H epp n er where he went ou businesa.
^ > m------
Clay M cTim inonds, who lives at Soda
Anuual account of guardiau of J.
When
writing
mention
reading
this
generous
For a Bad Cold.
ville. Just across a canyon is the H . Townsend was approved.
W e are thinking of having a basket
I f you have a bad cold, you need a offer in this paper and
social ou T h a n ksgivin g eve lobuy more
home of John W aters, and the Han-
Sale of V iv a Courter’ s property was good reliable m edicine like Cham ber­ send your address to i
Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing-1
num ’s live further down the stream. confirmed.
books for our school library.
la in ’s Cough Remedy to loosen and hamton, N. Y.
The
S trik in g across toward Pedee we found
Petition to sell personal property of relieve it, and to allay the irritation regular fifty cent and Hom* of Swamp-Root,
Some of our young folks visited the
Columbus T eth erow on the Atwater
and infiam m ation of the threat and dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
M arion W eider estate was granted.
Gooseneck literary on Friday night.
farm and W . I. Morrison at the old
T h e In sulter and Peacem aker was
S. M. Daniel, F. Y . M ulkey and Ira lungs. F o r sale by W ilson Drug com ­
Nelson place. T h e cou n tiy is rough
Do not make any mistake, but re­
pany.
read much to the amusemeut of all.
but attractive and fine for stock. De­ Pow ell were chosen to make suppli-
member the name, Swam p-Root, Dr.
scending a steep grade over a winding m ental inventory of Sarah Fisher es­
K ilm er's Sw am p-R oot, and the ad­
PAR K E R.
M cCOY.
road we struck the sure enough Pedee tate.
dress, Bingham pton,
Y . o n every
A gang o f ra ;lioad carpenters are at bottle.
Our school has a full attendance.
In m atter of E. J. B ell estate, ac­
valley at the Bert Simpson ranch now
owned by the R. C. Brown fam ily, the count accepted and approved, subject work iiere.
George Shields baa disposed of his
R on co m ill being up stream not fuP to final pccouutiug. Real property
Jus. H d m ic k has sent a car load o f
hops at 23 cent*.
from there. W e
were soon at the discharged from adm inistration and
oats to Sacram ento.
M onday.
home of B. L. Hastings and wife, who adm inistrator authorized to p ro cu ie
N o m ore houses for rent here, every
Messrs R u ef, Tedrow and H elm ick
have lived there a lo n g tim e and have monument and markers at a cost of
Mr. and Mrs. H en ry M cK ee h ave old shack being occupied.
all the com forts of life around them. uut over $200.
sold their hops a t 22$ cents.
been visiting lier parents here.
I. P. R ees« has just shipped a car
W in . Bush and wife live close by and
M aggie and Mabel C ritcblow have
C O M M IS S IO N E R S .
Mr. and Mrs. Goodell have been vis­ load o f swine to Portland.
W . W . M iller is running the Scanlon
been visiting thsir sister Laura.
iting A lb an y and Harrisburg friends
W ill K e y t has been «round lock in g
hop yard. Mrs. Price and her son
John Teal.
Seth Riggs.
Frank G illiam , liv e where she settled
W m . F uqua is furnishing beef cat­
Mrs, Forest Craven and Mrs. Alton after the Fletch er hop crop.
Mrs. Mary K em p having petitioned
forty-five years ago.
Hurry L a c e j oc­
tle to Sperling Bros, at Independence. Vernon, of Ballston, have beeo am ong
Sam Munkers is m aking extensive
for a private gateway on the lands of
cupies the old N ick T a ite r place and
H e 1ms a root house w ell filled with us.
im provem ents on his farm north of
J. W . Brown, the county surveyor, the
is running the hop yard. T h e store
b ed s and potatoes for his cattle dur­
There were halloween parties at the town.
and postoffice is run by C. VV. Pagett, county roadmaster and VV. R Craven ing winter.
are on Novem ber 18lh to view and as­
homes of B. F. Lucas and J. B. Nes­
and Orra Arnold teaches the school.
Jim T ozier bus made changes that
Mrs. Sol. Stump, who died at Nom e m ith.
sess damages by the same.
O n the old Sam Coad place Alva VVo-
greatly im prove the appearance oi his
in January 1902, has just been brought
T h e sheriff turned over the d elin ­
nier is prospering. H e has four good
Mrs. f ’ ass Gibson and daughter H al- store.
home and buried in the Odd F ello w ’s
barns and k* eps forty cattle, «evenly quent tax roll which will be checked
cem etery. She was a daughter of lie, have been spending the week in
goats and 160 sheep. On toward by clerk and issue warrant for c ollec­
Portland.
Portland Dally Journal.
Rev. H . M W aller, of Monmouth.
K in g s V a lle y ace the homes of Joe tion of same.
Its price alone is $4 a y e »r but we
S. T , Burch and daughters J o s e
Edwards and the Ritncrs, but we went
T h e uncollectable personal tax list
S tep p ed A g a i n s t a Hot Stove.
and E dith, have been visitiug North have arranged to furnish both it and
not that way. Go ng toward Craton was ordered cancelled.
the Item izer for th it price, or you can
A child of Mrs. George T . Benson, Yakim a friend*.
valley we found Tim s K inchin occupy­
get the semi weekly and this paper
Certificate o f sale of J. S Cooper when gettin g his usual Saturday night
in g the Clias. Schythe and Ed Taylor
Mrs.
South
wick
and
daughter*
A
n
­
for $2 a year
W h o could ask for
bath, stepped back against a hot stove
places. He has picturesque surround land on which tax had been paid is to
gie and Mrs. Beckett have goue on all cheaper rates. Now is tun time to
ings and will become a prom inent be cancelled and same in case of C. E. which burned him severely. The chil I w in ter’d visit to W isconsin.
provide for winter reading. T e ll your
was in great agony and his mother
dairym an. T h e neighborhood school M cTim inonds land.
could do n oth in g to pacify him. R e ­
friends about this attractive offer.
is taught by Miss N ellie W illiam son,
Tha Best R e m e d y for Croup.
BILLS ALLOWED.
m em bering that she had a bottle of
o f M cCoy. A s th e e u u went down we
[F
ro
m
the
Atchison,
K
an
.
Daily
Globe]
Hoad« and h igh w a y.:
Cham berlain’s
Pain
Balm in the
C O LLE G E N O T E S .
were unharnessing for the night at the
This is the season when the woman
Alex T u rn b u ll...................... . $ 2 50 house, -he th ought she would try it.
Craton home. J. M. Craton prosper­
who
knows
the
best
remedies
for
Mr.
W
ilson
from Alaea has entered
2
00
W m . F u d ge.........................
In less than half an hour after ap p ly­
ed until he went in to the hop busi­
It. B ru n k ............................ .. . 217 20 ing it, the child was qu iet and asleep, croup is in demand in every n eighbor­ college.
ness which got the best of him. His
most terrible
4 7 5 and in lea« than two weeks was well. hood. One of the
.1 W agn er........... ................. . . .
T h e prohibition association enter­
son Charley is now running the place
T 11 H u u tl.y ..................... . . . 182 00 Mr*. Benson is a well known resident things in the world is to be awakened tainm ent was an all around success.
and dairyin g. H e milks nine cows iu
in
the
n
igh
t
by
a
whoop
from
one
of
8
00
P M K irk la n d .....................
of K ellar, V irgin ia . Pain Balm is an
Members of our basket ball team
the w inter mid double that in the
your childreu. T h e croup remedies
Independence Lum ber Co.. . . 24 34 antiseptic lin im e n t and
especially
have been chosen as follow *, B. A.
summer. Most of the year he finds a
are
alm
ost
as
sure
to
be
lost
in
case
of
.
.
.
48
00
I’ erry Conner . . . ...........
valuable for burns, cuts, bruises and
local demand for all the butter he can
croup, as a revolver id sure to be lost Teats, W . I, Ford, D. A. P olin g, A. K.
John Farley
.................. . . 118 00 sprains.
F o r sale by W ilsou Drug
make. H « has some fine Chester
in case of burglars. T h ere used to be W ilson and Loyd Launer, with Ned
Pauper account
com pany.
W h ite hogs. T a k in g the beck track
an old fashioned rem edy for croup Shaw and C. P. Gates as substitutes.
$ 11 50
1) G M eader........................
toward Lew isville we found Ira H ook ­
known as hive syrup and tolu, but.
FALLS*CITY.
24 00
C K H untley ...................... . . .
Sch ool O ffic ers’ Institute.
er and W alker Beveus livin g across
some modern mothers say that Cham ­
9 50
M A T eth e ro w ...................
A t the court house in Dallas, begin ­
T
h
e
store
of
C.
J.
Pugh
is
laundry
the Luckiam ute from the old A n d er­
berlain’s Cough remedy is better and
If! 00
1) M O a lb r e a th ..................
nin g at 10 o ’clock Saturday, N o v em ­
headquarters.
son Taylur place, the county having
does not cost so much. I t causes the
6 00
F 8 W ils o n .........................
ber 14th. First State Superintendent
recently bridged the stream near the
p atien t to throw up the phlegm quick
O. E. L ‘*et has sold part of his prop
Salaries:
A ckerm an will speak of the object of
old cem etery there. A new road run*
e ran d gives relief in shorter tim e.
$ 05 00 erty for $650.
W F Nichols .....................
school officers’ m eetings, then Frank
from there to just south of Airlie. Mr
G ive this remedy as soon as the
IJ S L o u g lia r y ................... . . . 136 07
Mrs. F loren ce W o lfe is h avin g a croupy cough appears and it w ill pre­ Buth r will talk about teachers’ sal-
Beveiib is thinking of planting about
62 50
E V Dalton .......................
arie«, and after a discussion C. L .
nice house built for rent.
tw enty acres in young chittem frees
vent the attack. It never fails and is
J T Ford ........................... . . . 136 33
Starr w ill have som ething to say about
b 1 evitig they will flourish there. Pass­
pleasant
and
safe
to
take.
F
o
r
sale
J.
It,
M
oyer
and
w
ife
are
visiting
.
.
.
65
00
E l l a v t e r ...........................
the school laws, A fte r dinner C ity
ing the homes of Mrs. P. A. Johnson,
by
the
W
ilson
Drug
com
pany.
.
.
.
81
00
their
daughter
at
F
o
rt
Oanby.
F E M y e r ...........................
School Superintendent A lderm an , of
R. A. Hastings, F. A. Link, Fow le
.
.
.
48
00
M r. F E M y e i...................
M cM in n ville, will tell what a teach ir
I
M ono gran ge w ill assemble in Lew
A IR L IE .
Bios., W iley Norton and J. L. A tw a t­
66 55
.1 K S ib le y ........................... . . .
may reasonably expect of a school
isville at 11 o ’clock next Saturday.
er, we tarried at Maple Grove for a
.
.
.
84
08
C L S t a r r ...........................
Mr. Coran i> putting up telephone board, and J. R. Shepard, of Zena, will
chat with Blacksmith W illiam s and
C. L. H opkin s is adding a new d in ­ pole..
Court I iouho :
tell what a school board may reason­
Mrs. Bristow at the store across the
¥ 21 00 ing room to his residence also a neat
E Bycrley .........................
ably expect of a teacher, discussion to
road. Mr. W illiam s has a chop mill
.
..
27
00
M l> E l l i . ...........................
woodshed.
I . M . Simpson lias gone out of the follow . In conclusion M r. Ackerm an
on which he ground 16000 bushels of
86 35
O N H arrin gton .................. . ..
d airyin g b u .in e...
will speak of the architecture, h ealing
feed for the farmers around within a
T h e fine new donkey engine of B ry­
50 00
M ilo W o o d s ....................... . . .
ligh tin g and ventilation of school
ye#ar. Mr. Bristow has been appoin t­
an i& Lucas has been m oved to tim ber
Several from here attended a public buildings.
M iscellaneous:
ed postmaster at Maple Grove but has
•ale on aoap creek Tuesday.
W ilson Drug C o ................. .. »
3 45 1 near the m ill.
not received bis commission. L ew is­
1 00
Dunn'» g ro c e ry ...................
Jas Cham berlain and M ilo Graham
Miss H allie Reynolds basa fine new
Mr. Byers, of Monmouth, ha. been
ville has changed but little in recent
have erected nice house« on the land engaged to teach the school here.
piano.
years. There were evidence of pros­
W R (craven, tax rebate. . .. . 27 18 bought from Fran k Butler.
p erity and everybody was busy.
26 40
Coroner’s account ............ . . .
P ercy H adley ie m aking cider and
Bong service at the M. E. church Iris .m a ll patch of p otatoe. yielded
5 60
C G Coad, sta m p «..............
. 43 28 next Sunday even ing before preach
300 husheU.
J A Tate, b r i d g e .............
8ears-Mayfleld.
12 70 ing by Rev. J. W|. W illiam s.
A t the residence o f the bride’s par­ B W ilson, justice foes........ . . .
Bura T a rle r will .oon erect a d w e l-
26 15
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W . M ayfield, in H Holm an, sam e............... . . .
Mr. Dennis lias bought and moved I’ ng on the nppn.ite title of the road
In *11 it* *t»2« » there /
3 65 into the V an p elt house and the Van
Ballston at noon Sunday, Nov. 1st, J II Moran, f e e s .............
from M r. H a d le y’«.
should be cl#auiiD«at.
(.
7 8 » pelts will live in the old postotfice u n ­
R. I^ee Sears and Miss Flora Mayfield H G Cam pbell, e rro r........ . . .
E l j ’ s Cream Balm
Johnny H a ttin g , i.d o w n from Rip-
were united in marriage by Rev. Cof
til they depart for Idaho.
OAK M IL L VICINITY.
aria, W ash, on a visit. H e ia well cleenie*, *oothe* *nd heal*
fren, o f Sheridan. T h e parlors were
the dl»eaied membrane.
Frank Butler got 36 sacks of Bur­ pleased with h i. new home.
tastefully decorated with
autumn
It cure* catiirrh and drives
Messrs. H ill and Y o k u m have goue bank potatoes from one-fourth acre of
away a cold iu lb* bead
leaves, Oregon grape, ferns and chrys­
to cast Tenliesse on a yisit.
Ed Patras lias flni.hed h i. stave quickly.
ground.
H
e
has
been
em
ployed
to
anthemums. T h e bride was attired
timber here and i. setting up a mill
C re a m B a i n It r ’ ?'*«! Into the nostrils, spread*
defin
itely
locate
the
boundaries
of
I
n
­
Mrs. Mary Anderson has gone to
iu gray albatross and the groom wore
on the Bewley plaoe near John W ater*. or«r th# memb. s u s .1 is ab*orbed. Relief is Im­
dependence.
black. A bountiful dinner was served visit relatives up iu W ashington.
mediate
and a cure follow*. It 1* not drying—do**
He w ill em ploy about tw enty men this
not produc* *n*er.lng. Larg* fli**, 50 e*nts at Drug­
Mr. anti Mrs. W . P. Lewis visited
winter.
Strawberry Farm.
gist* or by m *il; Trial 8lae, 10 c*nt* by mail.
relative* at Independence Sunday.
Just west of town below the water
ELY BROTHERS, 55 Warren Street, New York.
A Prote died at Ilia home near here
work« reservoir W II. K raber ha« a
Tuesday even ing from heart failure.
T h e oak m ill having finished saw­
•nug
little
farm.
H
e
is
turning
a
five
T o health and happiness is Scrofula— ing here, will move to near In d ep en ­
He was over V0 years old and leave, an
j acre clover field into a strawberry aged wife
Johnny B u rn , married
as ugly as ever since time immemorial. dence.
j patch o f the M agoon and C la rk ’s one of his daughter*.
It causes bunches in tho neck, dis­
Leander Mi lieu's son is still unable seedling varieties. A b out 6,000 plants
figures the skin, inflames the mucous to sit up, owing to the bad effect of ty. are now grow ing and will bear next
IN D E P E N D E N C E .
membrane, wastes the muscles, weak­ phoid fever.
spring. N ex t season he will set out
Dick
M
cCarter sold his hops at
ens the bones, reduce« the power of
30,000 more of them. T h ere are no
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shute have re­ better kinds in existouce and he will 22J cents.
resistance to disease and the capacity
for recovery, and develops into con­ turned from Oregon C ity, where they make a specialty of supplying Dallas
Mis* Quarsdorf is very low with ty­ H ave in the southwest edge o f town a
were attending the funeral of her and surrounding. W hen the crop is
sumption.
phoid fever.
number of desirable tracts of from one
: father.
j extra large the surplus can be taken
•*A bunch appeared on the left side of
T h e Jew bankrupt stock has been to five acres, which they would be
my neck. It caused xreat pain, was lam ed,
Mrs. Knapp, the oak m ill proprie- to the Salem cannery. T h is w ill l»e
and became a running sore. I went Into a
good news to many families who have moved to Albany.
pleased to show.
general decline. I was persuaded to try I tor’s wife, will visit her m other over
Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and when I had taken ! on the sound w hile the mill is being I of ten'found it impossible to get good,
The city has ordered certain streets
fresh berries when wanted.
alx bottle* my neck was healed, and I have moved.
and alleys closed.
n*vtr nad any trouble of the kind since.”
Since Mr. G erlinger, o f the Dallas,
Mae. K. T. H n y d e k . Troy, Ohio.
RICKREA LL.
W m . Percival has just shipped an­
Kails City railroad, found everything
other load of stock to Portland.
in such fine shape along the read, all
Mrs A. Lon gn ecker was quite ill
G et prices on hop wire, first car to
j stock must have been previously o r ­
Mr Dunham bought of Isaac Youn g arrive about D ecem ber 1st. Lowest
dered to refrain in in gallopping across
a
half
acre
of
ground
and
small
dwell-
price guaranteed. W rite at once to
l!l rid you of it, radically and per-
the entile guard* during hi* in spec­
i ig for $300.
W a lle r M or ley at Salem Fence w ork s.1
- Mi.nt'v os they have rid thousands.
tion.
■ ■1
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W ork on the dike below town hap
To Cure a Coid In one Day.
»wen suspended until 'h ere is another Watches for men,
Take L i.va iive Pronto t^uilnue Tab­
governm ent appropriation.
women and children
lets
A ll druggists refund the m em y
M r«. Hardenbrook has bought the
if it fails to cure, E. W G lo v e ’s sig­
»•lil Baptist parsonage property for
AT
nature is ou each box. 25c.
PRICES
*700 and re ta rd it to R iley Craven for
ARC WAITING
three years.
For nil who urn com petent. Prom o
J. R* Marks, of Auiora, has moved
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lio n in htisineae m tho result of a bill
into the North Dallas property pur­
ROCCA.
ity to do. We can teach you that chased fr m C. A. d cliroeder.
G. I I H orsfall ha* returned to Id a ­
which will ••pou valuable opportu n i­
There need be no uneasiness as to
Inside each pound package o f
ho.
ties Our course* will give you a f a i n
the sec irity of the Dallag C ity bank,
ju g that will atari you right and help for it has one of the best safes in the
H en ry Sontt, of T oled o, ie visiting j Kodaks and
you over the rough places
Students ¡and, such a* a e used hy Ladd A T il-
at M oriison ’s.
! photo supplies.
taking our com bined buainesa ami to a, Ladd A Bush and other prom ­
Snorihaud course secure em ploym ent inent bankers.
A lv in Bn»ck ha* gone to the valley
Bc-ides that it is
b« fore graduating. L iv in g expense* insured against n igh t burglary or d ay­
for the winter.
low. Our catalogue will interest you. light robbery, and the vault and fu r­
will be found a F R E E game, g
F. J, Morrieon had a fine heifer calf
niture are insured against dam age by
C A P IT A L m » « 'N C 8 S CO LLEG E
6 0 different cames. A ll new. 7
killed by a cougar.
explosions or any other cause. E very
S A LE M , OREGON.
A t Y o u r G rocer’ *.
precaution against lose has been ta-
Mr. W healdon has sold his cattle
W -1. S T A L E Y , PR IN CIP AL.
WILSON BLOCK.
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THE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
Have You been into
5f the New ClothingStore?
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If not, you ought to go. They are people that
have come here to stay and we can say that they
have the Hght kind of goods— goods that you can
rely on and that fit. They are no llandmedowns,
hut you can buy good goods as cheap as you can
poor goods. They are perfectly reliable and if
they tell you an article is all wool, you may know
it is. W ith ever}' boy’s suit up to $10 they give a
gooil two hladed knife, and over 5 1 b a watch
guaranteed for one year. I f you are thinking of
buying a suit for yourself or hoy, or an overcoat,
hat, underwear, trunk or valise, neckties, etc., you
\vill not be disappointed in calling on the
The Hub Clothing Store
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as the goods are all ntw and fresh and up to date.
If you have any doubts, ask any of them who have
tried them.
R . J a c o b s o n & C o .,
C. W . Hollister, Manager.
UCLOW BLOCK, DALLAS.
(I Ilf Strength
with
JAYNE’S TONIC
VERMIFUGE,
potent an* permanent Invigorator fo r
W O M EN . C H IL D R E N and M E N .
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
PLOW S
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W AGONS
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W c have a Carload of Buggies, W agons and Spring
W agons Coming.
Never before did we have so much or so
great ajjvariety of things for the farmers.
A ll kinds of machine oil.
V / A G N E R BR O S.,
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Thay will Get it in the Neck
On T han ksgiving day from saw edges
on tin ir collars, unless tlie men o f Sa­
lem are wise enough to take then lin ­
en to a first class laundry. I f you
want beauty of color and an exqisite
finish on your shirts, collar* a rd cuff's
and have them, as well as y o u r wool­
ens, sent home in perfect con d itio n ,
patronize the
SALEM S1EAM LAUNDRY
Leave orders in Dallas with J. J. Fidler
or at the Muscott confectionery store.
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Hanson & Brown
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Dallas, Oregon
T O H O P M EN :
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
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Lion Coffee
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Jeweler and Optician.
THE
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KIND THAT WEARS
The Largest Line is the W ik stle Valley.!
Onr purchase, tliia year in our b o y . departm ent were »!-
nioj-t double thoee of any p revio u . reasoD, and a more
e ty li.li and handsome a ..o rtm e n t ¡» n o t to be found any­
where. W e can fit out b oy. from 3 ye a r, of age up, and
llie prices range for
Knee-pant Suits from $1.50 to $7.50.
and
Youths’ Suits from $5 to $14.
T h e boy. who have worked I.* d for tneir m o m \ , wi'l
now appreciate what they buy with ifTbut in trying to tie
econom ical do not forget t h » ' the lowest in price i. not
always the cheapest. Onr all wool . o i l « we pemonally
guarantee to give aatia actnry service. Our boy« depait-
m e o t in clude. Everything the Boy Needs—
Overcoats
Sweaters
Hats
Shirts;
Caps Underwear
SALEM WOOLEN MILL STORE
2 5 4 -2 5 6 Com m ercial Street, Salem, Oregon.
Salem made Blankets, Flannels, Clothing, and L a d l e s !
Suitings.