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dem and waa continued to December 6th. The J. Htouffer estate was closed and administrator discharged. I U L I A 8 , FRIDAY, KOV. 20. 1903. In m atter of ol D. J. W hituaker es tate leave was granted to deed laud in satisfaction of mortgage i)MúiHMiD K v m F riday M okmno A t 7:30. A. I.. Beroggs, E. L>. K etchinu and I Hart are to appraise property of V V . .V . W A S H , Gilbert McCabe, a minor. E D ITO R A N D POOPMlKToB. (■. K. C..tler was chosen adm inistra tor of titu Mary J . Cutler estate under $4CU0 bond. 8U B8CK IPTIO N R A TES: ft was ortlered that $100 of the ill 5 0 ........................................... Per year Jo h n Wolverton estate b e s e t aside for $ 7 5 ............................................. P e r s i a m o n t h s tile use of the widow. 4 0 ....................................P e r t h r e e m o n t h s m POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER Adveitising rates m ade known on A n E n g l is h A u t h o r Wro te . applicatio n. Correspondence is solicit "No shade, no shine, no fruit, no ed. fruit, no flowers, no leaves— Novem P in e Job P r in tin g done at reasonable ber.’' Many Americans would add no •>rieen. freedom from catarrh, which is so ag- graved during Ihta m o nth ¿ h a t it be comes constantly troublesome. There COLECE NOTE8. is a b u n d a n t proof th a t c atarrh is a Alsou Hayes, from Columbia coun constitutional disease. It is jeluted ty, enter» d the business course last to scrofula and consum ption, being one of the wasting diseases. Hood's week. sarsapirilla lias shown th at w hat is T h e twice a-week gym classes of capable of eradicating scrofula, com boys and girls are m uch better a tt e n d pletely cures catarrh, and taken in ed this year than last. time prevents consum ption. We c a n , Y oung men are alweys welcome at not see how any sufferer can put off t h e 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon m eet taking this medicine, in view of Ihe widely published record of its radical ings of the Y. M. C. A. and pe rm a nent curea. I t it u n d o u b t Mis» E dna Parrish, teacher of ex edly America’s G reatest Medicine for pression and oratory will organize a America’s Greatest Disease—c atarrh. Shakespearean class in the near fu OAK M ILL VIC IN ITY. ture, Mr. Docksie.ider has moved into gues's of Miss Eva Staats Saturday few days a n d Mr. Diek fo a oouple of muulh». Mrs. Dodaou’s house aud will log for and Sunday. ---- -♦ • ♦-------- the Spaulding Logging Co. Sunday was a buey day for loggers . NORTH DALLA8. K. C, Craven has been shippiug a H force of ab»ut twenty men w re at Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood. Will M a . u a hue a new woodbhed. ! wt*rk on the big L uckiam ute ge tting lot of wheat this week. It seems a I the logs into the stream. Will Hayes ha* returned from his All tha blood In your body through ha rd m atter to get enough cars. T he wind storm did considerable claim. prow kldnsys onco svsnr thres mlnutas. J. W. Mayfield is ge tting o u t a lot Th, kldnsys ara your ! damage here to fruit trees, fence* anil Jas. Mitchell is plowing the grublicd blood purifier«. th«y fit of large hop poles for the new yard windmills especially. The roof was ter «ut tha watts or which he will put out on thu 0 . A. blown off the church, aud m u ch othur land of H ugh Hayes. Impurilias In th« blood. Ball place. damage done. Mr. Digby and Mr. Hinshaw are If th«y sr«*lck or out ■ — ■ — ----- V. B. Bears’ new house is well m i p u ttiu g out fruit trees. of ord«r, they (alt to do S tepped A g a i n s t a Hot Stove. lder way, a u d will L e t h e finest house their work. George Coulee and wife have been A cliilti of Mr>. George T. Ben-on, Pain«, tchuandrheo- 1 in this part of the county. U n d o Ed. milllm com« from I I - | C ha pm a n, the veteran architect ha* when getting his usual Saturday night v¡filing Falls City kindred. bath, stepped b m k against a hot stove c u i of uric acid In the , the work in hand. Mrs. Lin nie Mitchell is taking m u blood, due to neglected which burnt-d bin) severely. Tlie cliil i sic lessons of Prof. Caldwell. --------------------- kidney trouble. was in great agony and iiis niollii r O r e g o n i a n or J o u r n a l . Kidney trouble cause« quick or unataady Mrs. Digby and d a u g h te r Violet E it h e r th e weekly Oregonian or the could ilu n o thing to pacify him. Re heart beat«, and make« on* feel «a though have been to the capital city. they had heart trouble, because the heart la I semi-weekly Portland Jo u rn a l cun be mem bering llial site liad a bottle of H u n k Boyer has bought some young ever-working In pumping thick, kidney- j had together with this paper a whole Clrauiber.uiu’s Fain Balm in tlie poisoned blood through veins and arteries. I year for only $2. Intellig ent young bouse, she th o u g h t she would try it. stock for h i s Salm on river ranch. It used to be eunaiilered that only urinary people would receive educating influ- In less than half an hour after apply T he ladies of the E vange lic al church troubles were to be traced to tha kidneys, i euces from them , to say nothin g of their ing it, the child was qnjet and asleep, but now modern science proves that nearly benefit to older persons. Mdney paid and m less than two weeks was well. gave Mr*. Jo h n Boyer a wool picking. all constitutional diseases have their begin out for good reading m a tte r is always Mrs. Benson is a welt known resident ning In Kidney trouble. of Reliar, Virginia. Fain Bairn is an I T o C u r e a C old In one Day. If you ere sick you can make no mistake | well spent. Every family should have T ake Laxative Brotno (¿uimne T ab by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild | several good newspapers, especially antiseptie lin im en t and especially and the ezlraordlnary effect of Dr. Kilmer's I during the coming long winter even- valuable for burns, cuts, bruise» and le's. All druggist* refund the m e m y F o r sale by Wilson Drug if it fails to cure, E. W. Grove’s sig Swam p-Root, the great kidney remedy is I ing* Please tell your neighbors and sprains. Company. soon realized. It stands the highest for Its i frieuds of the above offer. n a tu re is ou each box. 25c. wonderful cures of the most distressing cases R I C K h V a LL. and is sold on its merits PARKER. R e d u c e d Rate s T h a o k s g l v i n g Day- by all druggtsUIn flfty- Mrs. T. D. Lucas has been very ill. The S o u th e rn Pacific com pany will cent and one-lotlar siz W. J. Steele is around sawing stove es. You may have a wood. There was snow on thu Eols hills sell tickets a t one and one-third fare sample bottle by mall R o n . «r s . udp - bma . tor the round trip between all points Sunday. free, also pamphlet telling you how to find Dell Grigsby is ru n n i n g tiie ware on its Oregon lines on Than ksgiv ing out If you have kidney or bladder trouble. house engine. Fetor Cook lias been visiting his day. Tickets will be sold on the 25th Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer and 26th, and will be limited for ie- Jas. Helmick is chopping stock feed d a u g h te r at Needy. A Co., Binghamton, N. Y. for the neighbors. T he recent storm blew over Cass tn rn to th e 27ih. All who desire to take advantage of this reduction can Do not m ake any mistake, b u t re Mr. W in n, who carries the mail b e Gibson's water tower. secure tickers from nearest Southern member tlie nam e, Swamp-Root, Dr. Juke and Lena Renrpel have gone to Pacific agent on dates m entioned. Kilmer’s Swam p-Rout, ami tlie ad tween here and Buena Vista, has been visit Miuncsola kindred. dress, B in gham pton, N. Y . o n every sick. See ou r Lewisville letter, which is bottle. The hole in the roof of Mr. F u q u a ’s T h e fine new residence of F. A. Ko- chuck full of desirable neighborhood new stock barn was made by a big ser is ne aring completion. news. We wish some o th e r corre falling limb. Mrs E ak in ia over from Salem for a spondents would take it for a pttlern. Will and H a rry Barker are doing Farm ers have been busy« repairing f i . l - im - i some carpenter work for P. Hadley. windstorm damages. Marshall Buver’* windmill blew down so did .consider Ed Patras is g e tting most of bis able of Wm. F u q u a ’s fencing and m achinery moved to tire Bewley m any gates were unhinged. place. OUR STAFF OF RUSTLERS- Over-Work Weakens Your Kidneys. W H A T T H E Y HAVE T O SAY A B O U T T H E O O I N C S IN T H E C O U N T Y . A n U n e q u a l l e d a n d C o m p l e t e Ne s u m e nf W n a t Y o u r F r i e n d s are a n d H ava Been La te ly D o in g . Y ou K n o w W hat You A i# Ta k in g . W hen you tuko G lo v e 's Tasteless Cbill Tonic, because the formula is i plainly printed on every bottle, show- 1 ing t h a t it is .im ply Iron and Quinine in a taUeleaa form. No cure, no pi y. Price, 60 cents. OAKDALE. George fence. Seifarth is m ak in g new Lome B u rn h a rt is again in the Fall« City b u tc h e r aliop. Andrew Seifarth lias the c ontract to g e t o u t 30,000 hop root) for Ike Yo- kum . As the present w indstorm convinc ed Dial T ate that the trees were too close to liis woodshed he has had sev eral men falling tim ber there the last few days. P o r t la n d D all y J o u r n a l. Its price alone is $4 a year but we have arranged to furnish both it and tlie Itemizer for th at price, or you can get tlie semi weekly and this papier for $2 a year. W ho could ask for cheaper rates. Now it tlie time to Dan Brown, a m em ber of the popu Elmer Lewis has been visiting his provide for winter reading. Tell your frieudt a b o u t this attractive offer. lar Prohibition Quartet, has returned brother Wilbur. to school after several weeks absence Dial T ate is to build the bridge on at his home in Salem. AIR LIE . the new Gilliam road. T h e college-institute game of basket J u s t cold enough to m ake a fire feel Mrs. Win. Gilson is with her sick ball last Friday evening was played comfortable. daughte r iu Falls City. before crowded galleries of school As Than ksgiv ing <1 raws nearer the A new site for the oak mill has been teachers. Score 27 to 4. old gobblers roost hig her. selected near Falls City. These delegates, Inez Allen, Edna A. C. Slants was in Albany Monday Carl Laelile, of Salem and Mr. J e n Hayes, E th el Poling and Alice Weth- erson, gave very enth usiastic reports nings, of McMinnville, were among and had several teeth extracted. of their trip to the state convention of us tliis week. th e Y. W. C, A. held in Albany las' Percy Hadley is building a cellar Old settlers pronounce the recent week. for the storage of to m e 300 bushels of wind B to r m tlie worst they ever ex potatoes. perienced here. S C H O O L O FFIC ER S IN S TITU TE . A large sh ip m en t of fiu it trees from Perhaps the m st successful meet Dr. Freidrich, who succeeded Dr. the Oregon nurse ry is being delivered ing of school officers ever assembled Mason as a dentist here, lias located by J . S. Buchanan. in the county was in Dilhis last Sat at Astoria. J. D. Bovens is working for I. M. urday. Over forty school directors Hal. Iteese and Will. Russell, of Simp-on and Mr*. Bevent is staying and nearly us m any teachers were with G ra n d m a Simpson. , present. State S u perintendent Ack M onm outh, are working for a Port erman told the different objects of land telephone company. E m m e tt Slants sold a couple of fine school officers’ meeting and Frank Last week's storm blew down and beef cuttle yesterday; one, a spring Butler had considerable to say about destroyed tlm windmill on theS crog- calf, netted him over $20. In sid e each pound package of teacher’s salaries. He may be noth - gin place south of Sheridan. Louis W ing, who has been u p in ing nut a farmer and surveyor but has Dawson for several years, is visiting P u tn a m 's Fadeless dyes are the very better ideas about what teachers ought bis parents ne ar Lewisville. to get for their services than many brightest, frstent anil easiest to use. school professionals. County Super Sold by Wilson Drug c om pany at 10 Mono grange will hold a special inte nde nt Starr made plain the laws cents a package. session next Saturday for the intro concerning public schools, and City will be found a FREE gam e. Bj duction of candidates. This grange is Floyd Williams, of Airlie, now at Superinte ndent Alderman talked sen the agricultural college, is proving growing right along. 60 different gam es. A ll new. sibly about what a toucher might rea himself lo lie ene nf the swiftest ath Will Yoat, wtio is «laying with bis sonably expect of a board of school d i At Your Grocer’s. - i letea in the state. nephew, J . W. Yost, was accidentally rector*. J. R. Shepard, who has been sh ot in tlie thig h last Sunday. He m in ently successful with hi» own b u J L. Morris, who has been clerking and a nothe r fellow were tryin g to siness proved that he knows consider for D. L. Ki vt at Perrvdale and Sin r- shoot a bird and in passing the pistol able about educational affairs. Per Id a n .h a s gone to Eastern Oregon to from one to the other i t was di - haps no one present dissented to what exam ine into business prospects. charged, the kill ente ring Mr. Yosi’s h* said as to what a school board Next Thursday is T hanksgiv ing and leg near the body. H e took the even might reasonably expect of n teacher. .ing motor for town to see a doctor. The question of heating, lighting and nearly everybody is preparing for a good time in one wa v or anoth er. Vis ventilating school h.hidings was ably F o r a B ad C old . handled by 8upt. A ckorm ar, and itiog and big dinners will prevail. If you have a bad cold, you need a ou (lit to have good results in differ After using Ely's Cream Balm six good reliable medicine like C h a m b e r e n t parts of the county. The officers weeks I b lieve myself cured of ca lain's Cough Remedy to loosen and whose names follow reprent twenty- tarrh —Joseph Stewart, grand avenue, relieve it, anil lo allay tlie irritation fo ' d if rent districts . Samuel Phi'- Buffalo, New York Tile Balm does and inflammation of the tliront mod li|M, K. C. Higgins, J. K Bhepard, not irritate or c use sneering. Sold lungs. For sale by Wilson D rug c o m W m . Grant, 1) P Htouffer, H. G by ilrnggi-ts at P0 c ents or mailed by pany. Campbell, George W. Myer, T. VV Ely brothers, 66 W arren street, New Bruuk, B. I. Ferguson, H e n r y Black, York. IN D E P EN D E N C E. Henry Voth. David Nachtiugal. Reverend John Reid, junior, living E van Evans, Win. Riddell, A. G. O ur auwmill will soon begin m a k in g Rumpel. Paul Tacheron, C. Lorence, at Great Falls, M ontana, r e com m e nd lum ber. J. H. Mulkey, W. V. Metxler, VV. E. ed Ely’s Cream Balm to me. l e a n Go »dell, Jus. Simonton, Jo h n Smith, emphasize his sta te m e n t : ‘ I t is a T here was a shooting acrape in one A. Z. Ted row. 1). A. Ilodgo, iN M. positive cure for c a ta r r h if used as di of our saloons the other night. Dickey. J. H. Brown, T. S. Brown, rected."— Rev. Francis W Poole, pa>- W . J. Iliff paid »5 000 for th e 160 David Crituhlow, Peter Friesen, Cass tor Central Presbyterian c h u r c h , Hel acre Merrill farm mouth of town. Riggs, Finley Edgar, Manly Martin, ena, Moiilaiia. J. J. Me Bee, W m. Jackson, G. VV. J. E. Elkins lias been g ra n te d a pen An extra freight train is c o n ti n u a l McBee, George Tice, Plato Me Fee, sion of $8 a m onth as an I n d ia n war ly r u nning over the s e n . side roads to F r a n k Butler, J. C. Peterson and L. veteran. clean up ail the truffle left hy the E. Stapleton, and A. G. Guyer. regular trains. I t r uns to Corvallis, A Mr. Fegel died here and hi* Airlie, Sheridan and both depots in d a u g h te r in Portland th e same day COUNTY COURT. Portland, having no special route or this week. schedule, ft came to Dallas Sunday PROBA T!. Mr». L. L. W hiteaker has sold to and went north ai daylight next morn M AKE Y O U F E E L L IK E Mrs. O’Brien the balance of the old Sildey, J. ing. YO U ■ N E E D E D - AN D. J. W hiteaker place. I. M. Simpson, Jtll Sevens and \V. Nearly all the public schools in the T he river is at a fine boating stage H. Robertson, are to appraise the the county are making good use of their and L ym an Damon, who is agent, has property of Earl and Mabel Brown, library lax fund. W hen it a m ounts bought the landings and several acres minors. to enough they are buying good libra of adjoining land. T hom as Pomeroy was made guar ry books ami encouraging the child dian of Gilbert McCabe, under $4,400 ren lo read them, If young people THE T h « Best R em e dy for C r o u p . bond. acquire a taste for good reading they [F rom the Atchison, Kan. Daily Globe] I n case of Marion Brower Weidor will have no craving for the trashy or Thia is the season when the woman estate, the hearing of Helen T arhlc’a impure kind. Every family should be who knows the best remedies for provided with good hooks, papers and croup is in demand in every neig hbor magazines for the benefit of t h e rising hood. One of the most terrible generation. things in the world is to be awakened in the n ig h t by a whoop from one of Steam boat truffle between Portland T h a t’s the condition of many sufferers and Corvallis was resinned filial week, your children. T h e c roup remedies H a s the largest and best stock from catarrh, especially in the morning. to continue until low water next s u m are almost as sure to be lost in case of on tliis side of tlie river, and croup, as a revolver is sure to be lost Great difficulty is experienced in clear mer. Tile O K A S boats winch have you will not be disappointed in case of burglars. T here used to be been run on the Willamette for m any ing the head and throat. a t the price, style and til of an old fashioned rem edy for croup their garments. They are No wonder catarrh causes headache, years have all been taken off, leaving known as hive syrup and tolu, but th e only house in Dallas th at Impairs the taste, smell and hearing, the business to the Alton», Laona ami some modern m oth ers say that C h a m carry pollutes the breath, deranges the stom Pomona, which have all Ilia freight berlain’s Cough remedy is better and they can handle both up and down, ach and affects the appetite. does not cost so m uch. I t causes the To cure catarrh, treatment must be and generous passenger lists. The p a tie n t to throw up the phlegm quick Ruth was tlie last opiaiaition steamer. constitutional-alterative and tonic. e r a n d Hives relief in sh o rte r time. *1 was afflicted with catarrh. I took Salem receives about fifty tons a day medicines of different kinds, giving each and ships t h a t m uch down the river. Give this rem edy as soon as the a fair trial: but gradually grew worse until I crotipy cough appears and it will pre- 1 could hardly hear, taste or smell. I then ' vent the attack. It never fails and is concluded to try H o ld’s Sarsaparilla, and M AR KET REPOR after taking five bottles I was cured and pleasant sn d safe to take. F o r sale have not had any return of the disease [Corrertad « « .E l, by Gooch dtos.) by the Wilson D rug com pany. T hey are the goods. We know since.'* E c q e n i F o r r e s , Lebanon, Kan. thia : If you buy a suit or W h ea t, per bushel, 76 ets. B ran, p e r to n $22 an overcoat of them , you will BALLSTON. S h o rts, pe r t o n , $26. always be t l u i r customer. C u m c .U r r h —it aootlu*« »nil «trenrçth- Eilna Butler vieited in Dallas this T hey do n ot mi*re present, O ats, per b u sh e l, 30 cts. ena t h . mucous mi'inbrune and build» week. h ut give you full value for F lo u r, per 10 b a r r e l s , $3 80. up the whole system. your money at all tin»* *. We Flour, per saok, $1. Our teacher* attended the institute arc here to stay, ami in order Buckw heat flour, $2.60 per cwt. at Dallas. t< > do so, we handle the good* Gerniea, $1 60 per cwt. Foreat Craven will (civs s shooting t h a t have a reputation ami Corn m eal, $2 60 per cwt. m atch T h a o kagiving. are trade bnildcts. We also [CorrscUvit wsekly by Dunn’s OriH-srv. carry a cum ulate lino of fur C. I) Nairn J r . hua Marled his *»w- nishing goods, m ens and boys Potatoes, p e r b u she l, 4 0 cts. ARE W AITIN G mill near Bron.luiead (arm . suits. In sh ort we are the B u t te r , pier piound 26cta. For all who are com petent. P ro m o Veaaie S e a n ha s gone to 8ilverton only exclusive house th a t L ard, p e r p o u n d , 13(415 eta. tion in business is the result of abili- where she will teach school. cater to men and boya trade, B a c o n ,s id e s , per paiund, 14(416 r t i ity to do. We can teach you that so ou r goods style aud finish H a m s , pier p o u n d , 16(417 eta. which will open v.doable np|H>rtuni- A gang of S paulding's loggers are haae to be right. stfioolders |<er p o u n d , U n t il eta. ties. Our rourset will give you a tr a in running balm l»ga down the river. E g g s , per d o i e n , 30 eta. in g th at will start you right anil help T h e public school i« preparing to C h i c k e n s , p e r d o se n $3(4f6 you over the rough plaeea Students give an e n te r ta i n m e n t Thanksgiviug. Dried fruit«, p e r p o u n d , 3(410 cts. taking our combined business and Beets, p e r p o u n d , i$ c ents snoitliand course aernra employment F. W Royal ia building a fine house T u r n ip s , pe r p o u n d , 1 cts. before graduatin g. Living expenses (or Mr Nagle between lieie a n d Sheri C. W . H O L L I S T E R C a b b ag e , pe r p o u n d , S e t s . low. Our eatiilngue will iutvrest you. dan. O nions, pier p o u n d , 2 cts. M anager. c a p it a l b u s in e s s c o lle g e J o h n McCulloch ha* moved (r >m Beans, p e r p o u n d , 5(47 cents. SALEM , ONEGON. 1'glow brick. th e larm to th e new house lie built Corn m e a l, p e r piound,3$ cU Dallas, Oregon. near town, W . I. S T A L E Y , P R I N C I P A L . Hay, pier ton , »7 « » 11 U n lir l X \/ Lion Coffee DON’T THIS DAMP. RAINY WEITHER OVERCOAT ? Hub - Clothing A ll Stuffed Up STO R E TAILORED MADE GOODS. Hood’s Sarsaparilla I JACOBSON & CO., STOP THAT COUGH CHEAP SUNDAY RATES Be tw e e n P o r t la n d a n d W i lla m e t t e Valley Points . Low round trip rates have been placed in effect between P ortland and W illam ette valley points in either di reel ion. Tickets will be sold S a t u r days and Sundays and lim ited to re tu rn on or before the following Mon day. Call on the Southern Pacific- c om pa ny’s r g e n ts for particulars. LEWISVILLE. Tracy Slants speut Sunday at Ma ple Hill. V witH JAYNE’S EXPECTORANT An almost infallible remedy for diseases o f the Throat and Lungs, known and used the world over for almost a century. Fred Perrin is staying with G rand ma Prose. Miss Bessie Ireland, of the nermal, has been visiting here. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS A. A. L indem an was engaged in moving a house Monday. PLOW S HARROW S ^ WAGONS CULTIVATORS j * We have a Carload of Buggies, Wagons and Spring Wagons Coming. Never before did we have so much or so great a“variety of tilings for the farmers. All kinds of machine oil. WAGNER BROS., ^ j » j * DALLAS H. D. Staats took two lings to m ar ke t which brought him $29. j» * George Ailkins, of Monmouth, is working for W . W, Sm ith. E m m e tt S taats took to Monmouth a href aud a veal which netted him $45. Mrs. H enry Lewi» a nd children vis ited hey fath er ne ar Salem last week Cecil Staats, of Corvallis, »pent Sunday Willi Ins fath er C. E. Staats. B. F.»aud F. M. S m i t h . attended Pom ona grange at M onm outh Sa tur day. They will Got it in the Neck J. M. Haggard, his wife a nd Mrs. B F. S m ith were Albany visitors List Tuesday. On T hanksgiv ing day from saw edges on t l u i r collars, unless t h e men of Sa lem are wise e nough to take their l in en to a f m t class laundry. If y o u want beauty of color and an exqiaite finish on your sh irts, collars u r d cuffs and have them, as well as your wool ens, hent home ij) perfect c o ndition, patronize the Guy Hewitt is getting out poles to extend tlie telephone from his place to his father». Percy Hadley raised 199 sacks of Burbank Seedling potatoes on one acre of ground. T he Misses Candace and Alice W ickland, of the O. A. C. were the SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY Leave orders in Dallas with J . J. Fidler or a t the Muscott confectionery store. Nasal CATARF.il f In »11 it» »U(**» tu»re should b« cle*iu.n»»s. Ely’» Cream Balm cl M ilt e», sooth«» and heals th« du-jftsod m«rabraue. It cure» catarrh an 1 drh e« • way a coid in tho head quickly. C r « » m B a l i r 1« r'»ced Into th s nostril», »pr»ad» or«r th« m«mbr*.DJ c r. 1 i . absorbed. R«d«f is im- m«d!at« and a cur« follow». It 1« not drying—do«a not prodne« an«eaing. LargB Sira, 60 e«nt« at Drug gist« or by m all; Trial Btxe, 10 c«nta by mall. MLY B R O T H E R S , 56 Warr«n 8tr«at, N «w York. Hanson & Brown REAL ESTATE AGENTS Dallas, Oregon KIND TH A T WEARS ! Have in tho southwest edge of town a i n u m b e r of desirable tracts of from one ! to five acres, which thev would be pleased to »-how. h Largest Lise is the Willamette Valley. O nr purchases this year in our boys d e p a r t m e n t were al m ost double those of any previous season, and a more stylish anil handsom e aaeortm ent ia not to lie found a n y where. We can fit o u t boya from 3 years of age up, and th e prices range for T O HOP MEN:, Get prices on hop wire, first car to arrive a bout December 1st. Lowest price guaranteed. W r it e at once to W a lte r Morley at Sul* in Fence works. Watches for men, women and children AT P R ICES TH A T ARE R IC H T Kodaks and photo supplies. P F E N N IG , Jeweler and Optician. W IL S O N BLOCK. N Knee-pant Suits from $1.50 to $7.50. and Youths’ Suits from $5 to $14. T he boys who have worked ba rd for m eir money, e-i’l now appreciate what they buy with it. but in trying to 1* j economical do not forget th at the lowest in price is not always th e cheapest. Our all wool suits we personally g ua rantee to give satisfactory service. Our hoy« de part m ent include» Everything the Boy Nee >s— Overcoats Sweaters Hats Shirts j Caps Underwear SALEM WOOLEN MILL STORE 2 5 4 -2 5 6 C om m ercial ftre e t, Salem, Oregon. Salem made Blankets, Flannels, Clothing, and L a d ie s [ Suitings.
