Polk County itemizer. (Dallas, Or.) 1879-1927, January 01, 1904, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI to he mar i<*d to a worthy young raH- I load man. |< THE POLK COiJNTY ITEMIZE« ÍVOMAN AND FASHION OCR STAFF OF RUSTLERS.I b o YOU GET UP D a r fto tr ly D.\ , ,U , FRIDAY, JAN ). 1904. u su s'tsi» K v s r y F riday M okjuko A t 7:20. VV. A . W C o m b in e d . A S I 1, You K n o w BDITOU AND PKOrKlUrnK. W h en you take G rove’» Tiiatelesa C h ill Tonic, becalm« the form ula i» plainly prinleil on every lietlle, »b o w ing th a l it i» .¡ynply Iron ami Quinine in a ta-telc»» form. No cure, no p iy . i Price, 50 cen t». SUBSCRIPTION RATES: #1 5 0 ....................................... P er y e *r $ 75 ............................Per six m onth* 4'J..........................P er three m onth» A ilv e ilin in g ra te» made known on ap p lication . C orrespondence i»s o lic it ed. F in e Job P rin tin g done at reabonable •»rices. ROCCA. j Our teacher Carl G rover went to M c M in n v ille for the holidays. Samuel Orr and wife have gone on a several weeks trip to Cuhfornia. Miss A u relia Burch cam e home from E ugene ;o spend her vacation. Miss M ay P rice has been visiting her grandpa!cuts Mr. and Mrs. Cook. T h e Dallas hoys cam e dow n Mon- I day and bent our boys at basket ball, i Our Christmas tree was quite pleas- ; in g to the large crowd in attendance. Ernest M unch, of Portland, spent Christm as with his father and sister. Mrs. H enderson and son, o f Salem , have been over visiting her sister Mrs. B. F. Lucas. Forest Craven and wife, of B a lL to n . are at the hom e o f her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Burch. s p r in g V alley . Preaching Su n d ay by the Baptists. Sam Barker is in Portland for a few days. W ilfred W inans, o f Salem , visited K obert Shepard this week. Miss Bessie Cooper, o f H opew ell, has boeu visitin g Miss L e ttie Abram s. Miss M ay S m ith , who has been , teaching at Buena Vista, spent the j holidays at home. R ev. O. A. M c K in le v spent Christ mas with his daughter A lic e , who is j teaching at Gooseneck. Miss W in n ifred Duncan entertained : a few of her young lady friends last Tuesday at an afternoon tea. Miss A d d le Clark and John Clark and wife, of Oregon C ity, spent the holidays with their father, Capt. P. F. Clark. M r. and Mrs. A. A. H oy have a new son, born on the 28th. Miss Anna Boriuger, of the Sulem hospital, is in attendance. Sam P h illip s and wife entertained J. N. Hkaife and fam ily, of Salem , and W . B. Duncan’s fam ily on Christmas day to a lino turkey dinner. Mrs. D. G . H enry gave a party last Thursday for her Sunday school class. A ll (he iittle folks had a d eligh tfu l tim e as Mrs. H enry is a fine e n ter tainer. Mrs. J. E. Phillips bus returned from a visit with her son, C. K . D aw son, in P or'la n d , uud her brother, Rev A . Robinson in H illsboro. W h ile there a brother cam e she had uot seen for tw enty years. N ew Y ears eve was moat pleasantly spent at Miss Greta P h illip s’ at a leap ye a r party. T h e young ladies being the escorts took advantage of this valuable opportu n ity and waited on the young men iu fine style. A t a late hour they departed th in k in g Miss G reta a royal entertainer. ------- Miss M. L. H am p ton , teacher at Oak Grove, spent the h oliday« here i with her parents. fr G eorge G riffith and R alph H en ry [dined with Jas. Harris and wife on PItO M T H E M A ISON N O U V E LLE . Christmas and J. L. Morrison e n ter terlaced, while the broad brim 1» en- tained John Lucas, Fred Brock and tirely o f the blue, the contrasting wife, Mrs. H orsfall and daughter and Hhaile form ing the edge. Both colors F. J. M orrison and fam ily. make n soft knot, resting on the hair at the left side, nnd a huge sea gull T o Cure a Cold In o n e Day. In black nnd white softens the brll T ak e Laxa tive Bronio Q uinine T a b llant effect o f the whole. lets. A ll druggists refund the money if it fails to cure, E. W . G rove’s sig nature is on each box. 2ôc. B lack. T a ffe t a a n d L a c e . Ecru lace (teems to be one o f the INDEPENDENCE. trimmings that w ill lead this fall, and made up with black taffeta It forms a A ll four of our churches had C h rist combination at once effective and snffl mas tree exercises. d en tly modish to last throughout the season. A pretty blouse made this uu- E. W . Cooper has charge of Dan turan by one o f the best dressmakers ie l’s store at Buena Vista. has a yoke—round, o f course—o f very Protracted m eetings are in progress heavy ecru lace over the black taffeta. Below the yoke the silk Is shirred to a at the Baptist and M ethodist churches depth o f three inches, thus givin g a T h e steamer Pom ona ran on a snag pretty fullness to the lower part of the and sunk near N ew berg last M onday. blouse. The sleeves are shirred and F iv e eastern farmers are hunting tight fitting to the elbow, where they Widen into a full puff and are finished desirable farms t<- buy around here. with a cuff o f Persian ribbon. The A revolver was taken from a young stock Is trimmed with a band of the hoodlum at the Buena V ista Christ same ribbon, and Just at the elbow is mas iree. another band that gives a finishing Our sportsmen do not approve of touch to the sleeves. iho new law forbidding the k illin g of china pheasants. .Skirt« nnd l ’ etticoats. A ll woolen uud cloth gowns a r e ! A sneak th ief tried to enter the made without skirt linings, a fashion Methodist parsonage Sunday night. which not only conduces to lightness, It is supposed be was after that even but to ease in walking. The newest ings collection which seldom exceeds skirt trimming is the gathered tuck. *100. The tucks are first stitched In, then gathered nnd drawn into place. In ! It will Surprise You - Try It. grenadine, etam ine or canvas suits I t is the medicine above all others this trimming forms the beading or ■ for catarrh and is worth its w eight in finish to the flounce nnd Is repeated I gold. E ly ’s Cream Balm does all that crosswise upon the waist nnd upon the | is claimed for i t — B. VV. Sperry, H a r t tops o f the sleeves. A serviceable pet ford, Conn. M y son was afflicted with ticoat Is made o f fine sateen closely fit catarrh. l i e used E ly ’s Cream Balm ted to the figure ns fa r as the knees, and the disagreable catarrh all left where a circular flounce o f the mate him .— J. 0 . O.mated, Areola, 111. The rial Is sewed on, having n two inch Balm does not irritate or danse sneez dust ruffle. This deep ruilie is covered ihg, Sold by druggists at 50 cents or w ith frills or ruffles o f silk, and this | mailed by E ly Bros., 56 W arren street garm ent If not black is o f a somber N ew York. hue. E m b r o id e r y M'se Eugenia Phillips has returned from eastern Oragon where her sister, E m m a and brother Ira live, and Frank Bhseing has heeu up from Portland. SAt Stuffed U p That's the condition of many sufferers from catarrh, especially in the morning. Great difficulty Is experienced i:i clear lng the head and throat. No wonder catarrh causes headache, Impairs the taste, smell and heuring, pollutes the breath, deranges the stom ach and affects the appetite. T o cure catarrh, treatment must bo constitutional—alterative and tonic. - I \Tft 9 a.dieted with catarrh. I took medicine* of dfffercnt kinds, giving each s fair tri ll: but gradually erew worse until I could hardly hear, lasts or smell, i then conclud'd to try Hood’s Saraaparllia. and aft« r taking five bottles I was rureii «ml have not had any return of the it I sea eo Since.” • r.xic F o r t ie s , Lebanon, Kun. H ood’s Sarsaparilla Ciirns catarrh— it toot tie. ami stren^th- • n . the mucoti» membrane and bui'dd op U.e whole system. IS C.IVF.N T O CE . A L A l o ir k l.o .l, T li i i . wh t c n ir ii* . and i- n i " r. M.. n h ' nr -t d n • ar. . u i r c f u l H , i n i « , men avpr<- n le thin fuel mi .1 . any ,k f.'.r i o reciinmii inleiiiMi hnf . I l f . 1 yon aie i. t ro ti-.l in h "leil.l.. . .Iti.-.tj Hn,| • i« * i *o «■cure il f. r the I. w , t p « . t im t e a l t i m e e m i a i.len t with IlHiron^h work, ( ' will p .v von In it.v. ntifCMti- l i e advantage, i e i ITer. B u llio n . Some very excellent results brought about by embroideries done in solid work, as it is technically called, upon silk for full dress daytim e nernslon coats are In evidence. Such coats It is intended ¿«hall be worn with canvas skirts and shall revive the modes seen centuries since at the French court, where the combination was a well be loved one. Ruffles o f late at the wrists nnd plenty o f the same fabric billow ing beneath the throut stock soften the coat, which must be a prettily colored one—say u pale buff or a delicate blue, mauve or green. A n A t t r a c t i v e M a n tle . H eln l f o r C N 'n lo iflii'. O A P IT A L BUSINESS COLLECE SALEM , OREGON. W- I. STALE Y, P R IN C IP A L . Almost everybody who reads the news- papers is e to know of the wonderful cutes made by Dr. ! I Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver j and bladder remedy. It Is the great medi cal triumph of the nine teenth century- dis covered after years of scientific research by Dr. Kilmer, the emi nent kidney and blad der specialist, and is wonderfully successful In promptly curing lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou bles and Bright’s Disease, which is the worst j form of kidney trouble. Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root Is not rec ommended for everything but if you have kid ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found Just the remedy you need. 1 1 has been tested in so many ways, in hospital work, in private practice, among the helpless too poor to pur chase relief and has proved so successful in every case that a special arrangement has been made by which all readers of this paper who have not already tried It, may have a sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book telling more about Swamp-Root and how to find out If you have kidney or bladder trouble. When writing mention reading this generous offer in this paper and send your address to Dr. Kilmer & Co..Bing hamton, N. Y. The regular fifty cent and iiom« of fWnp-Root dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists. Do not m ake any mistake, but re member the name, Swam p-Root, Dr. K ilm er’s Sw am p-R oot, and tlie ad dress, Bingham ptoD, N . Y . o n every bottle. George Blake has sold bis ranch to Mr. W om er. H enry Pulse and wife am ong their friends here. On Christmas night tin young poo pie gave hera surprise party, chose present being H attie Evans, Blanch M c K irn y, M yrtle W ilson , M yrnie Sm ith, K jid Lewis, A lta Ilo is in g to n , M r«. A d a H ooker, Delmer H edge peth, Loyd Sm ith, Jess« Plunkett, Joe W ilson, C lyde and G riffin M cK in n e y, | Arthur ami Lon H oisin gton , G eorge Bionson, Claud, Percy and Pern Lew - i is. W ill, John, A lb ert and Ira W il liams. m m ¡J m f lft l l& c A íí Nebraska, and were have been w ill b oy a w e l c o m e as S u n s h in e After a long storm is a feeling of ri lief when an obstinate, pitiless cold lias been driven away by A lle n ’s Lung Balsam. Only people who have been cured of throat-ache and sore lungs by tbi** remedy can qu ite realiza what \\\f i thu feeling is. There is no opium in he Balsam ; its good effect is radical and L iftin g. T ake a bottle hom e to day. NORTH DALLAS. Old Mr. Coulee wants to sell his place. PAINTY LACK CLOAK. Mr. Marks has been to business. N ever allow a sick fow l to “ (IrtnE from the same canteen” with the oth ers. The drinking water Is the great source o f contagion, and care should l>e exorcised that It Is In no way con tarn- A u rora on troit. Mich. A C'herrington, I N O T E OUR PRICES. A ll o ve rc co a ts ............................... 20 per cent off* A ll s u its ......................................... 15 per cent oil* And e ve ryth in g else except overalls and slick ers. Fleece-lined underwear th at «old nt $1 a suit we will now sell for 78 cents Com e in and see for yourself the bti'gains we place before you. W ish in g you a happy and prosperous New Y ea r, we a-e re*poctfully U A C 0 B S 0 » & 08 . C. W . Hollister, Pvlanager. T - FALL S CITY. Lew is Garbutt 1ms been up from Portland during the holidays. D a lla s special agent* feed H a n so n R ev. G. A . am ong us. M c K in le y L . M. O viatt has been the holidays. Postm aster Thom pson and fam ily have moved in to th »ir new home next to that of Mrs. Jefsie F arley on the hill. is visiting home during Miss Luper, who has been visiting at the pxrsonage, ha« gone to Dallas to keep house for M r. and M r«. Jas. H owe, during their visit to California. Christmas exercises at the school ,ou«e was greatly enjoyed. A P ris o n e r In Her Own House. Christmas was gen erally observed here, W ednesday afternoon Oakhurst school had exercises, and Thursday T h e train Edgar. H asa! Iu all Its Btfuit« there £ should bo cleaniiiiMS. (L E li’s Cream Balm cloaiueo, soothe# and licxla tka diio.ued membrane. It ouroa cstiirrh And drive» away a cold la the bend quickly. ( ' roam H a lm \t placed Into the nostrils, spreads over the membrane nnd is absorbed. Relief is Im mediate and a cure follow«. It is not drying—does not produce sneezing. Largo Size, 50 cents at Drug gists or by mail; Trial Slzo, 10 cents by mall. E LY BROTHERS, 53 Warren Strest, New York 5 0 YE A R S * E X P E R IE N C E T rade M a r k s D e s ig n s C o p y r ig h t s Ac. T J. NcwhiM, principal of the In d e i pendence public school, ha» been hero With his parents. 1 ! ' Anyone sendlnj? n sketch and description may quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an invention is probably patentable. Communica tions strictly confidential. HANbbUOK on I a ien t» sent free. Oldest agency Tor securing patents. Patents taken through Munu A Co. receive iptclal notice, without charge, in the S cie n tific A m e ric a !). A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Lnrsrest ctr- culatlon o f any scientifle Journal. Term s, f 3 s year: fou r months, |L Sold by all newsdealers. Mr-. E tta V d cG ro M , who came up to tlie funeral o f her brother. \Valine« Cam pbell, has returned borne. M Branch UNN Ofllce. & Co.3 8,Broatl"a’ New York 825 F SL, Washington. D. C. N . F. G 1 e g g ’s side o f the circle will give their en tertain m en t Saturday uveniiig and much interest is being take:; ;u the contest. Final Settlement. It is tai»l th at M ist Eubi Haynes, who can»e up from Duusm uir, Cal., is C A K GROVE, killed a cow for Fin ley W e expect to get an organ school. fer our Frank G lo ve r’s sister and are visiting him. her son T h e Gay and W ood w orth are alm ost sick with colds. fam ilies Seth Fawk came home frrm the ag ricultural college for the holidays. George Brown, of Independence, built two sheep sheds for J. C. W hite. T h e schools at Etna.' Popcorn and Greenwood had Christm as exercises, A Ht-ise and fam ily h avin g moved to Salem , a director w ill have to be appointed in his place. Qua Larson spent the holidays in Astoria and Em m erson Harris at Sa lem with his sick mother. Mrs P ea rl W ilkeraon is up from Uauier with her m other Mrs. W ood lev. Ross Clark is hom e from the hos pital m 111*11 im proved by the opera'ion which hi* underwent, W allace, son of John Cam pbell, of this place, was recently drowned over in the Mcquiam river and was this week brought home for burial. T h e W odm n of this place and A m ity had clnuge o f the burial. H e had $2,0t;0 iu «u r»n ee to be divided equ.i.ly between bis two sisters Mrs. Jane Bowm an, of W eston and Mrs. E tta V an G io s«, of Mt. Tabor. H e was 31 >ear« old and his friends were all who knew him. • Miss Vecsie Sears has returned from S ilverton where «h e was teaching. H erbicide stop* fa llin g hair and prevents LLWI8VILLE. baldness. It 1* a l»o an Ideal hair dress ing. fo r It lends an aristocratic charm to Jut W ilson ami s i»le r, M yrtl the hair that Is quits distinctive SoM by leading d-ugglsta. Rend 10c. In stamps ' bt’f ii visiting tlu-ir uncle, Mr fo r sample to The Herplclde Co.. De Belt W ill b* bald at tht Hnb Clothing Co.« Dallas* Oraou® It lajfiiaoiilj msiis in the <• unity »tin! h:i> the stuck «>i clothing mid furni-.¡tin 4 tods, trunks and vain-“* We ire not here for a few i|.i>\s, hut have yuie to stay with you. t >nr stock is n.-w nnd of the h<-*t tfnwle W ear« willing to lesvt* it tit your mui bt»i iudmuent and you will nay that our stock L hi U-*i vorth 100 cents on the dollar than « »me others are worth 75 emits, hut wr do not tuke that into Qo»»i l»ratl SI on a sivl * oftlUs kin l, W t ma v a (twp out ill along the line, and you your frton Is an 1 u dgnbort ora lo iw m v « the benefit of it. In the first place, our goods are bought from first hands the manufacturer. We only m ark them with a living profit, and that is as cheap as anyone can sell goods. We only have one price and that vou and your neighbor, and a ll oth ers, p a y alike, Our goods are marked in plain fig ures. so you or anyone can see that we do not try to deceive you in any way. We cannot a ffo rd too and will n o t, an d no c le r k that will do bo will he p e r mitted to stay with us. This will be your opportunity to get a good «ait or overcoat, underwear, etc. C o n g atu iatlon s. The girlish mantle Illustrated Is oi T h e new W ood m an officers are G. Mrs C m ilee is recovering from a accordion plaited yellow chiffon veiled A. M cCulloch, C H . Brooks, Het»r\ with white lace heavily appllqued with serious illness. Butler, C. S. Graves, E lm er Dirks, 1. renaissance. Jus. M itchell has takeu a grubbing J. Short, Ross Clark, 8. A. Ball. contract near Salem. School DreRnea. T h e W oodm en aud circle w ill have Among the most useful and prnctlca Mis. Digby has been visiting Mr«. a j -int install .lion o f officer* on Jan. ble styles for school dresses suitable tc Van R iper ut Falls C ity. Kith, and com m ittees are g e llin g up both young and little girls the Norfolk 01 entertain m en t and supper for tl»i seems likely to be the favorite this CClodutl. DISCRIMINATING LADIES. winter. It Is plain, yet gives an effect distinctly dressy. The cent Is perhaps F o?nd a Cure for In d lgo s tlo n . a little longer than formerly, and th« H n joy F a in s IterpfleM * on A ceonnt o f 1 use C h am berlain ’s Stomach and sleeves are either quite plain nnd tight Its DUtlnctlYfiifM . j Liver TubU t« for indigestion ami find fitting or slightly melon shaped, wUteri Th e ladles who have used N ew bro’s hat they m il m y case U t te r than any Just below the elbow. H erplclde apeak o f It In the htghost I dyspepsia rem edy 1 have ever tiied terms, fo r Its quick effect In Hcanslng ml I have Used m any different reme- the scalp o f dandruff and also for Its ex A Pa rally Affair. lics 1 am nearly 51 years o f age and Y/Ifey Do try to look pleasant. John. cellence as a general hatr-dreealng It ffc « d a g n a t »leal from indi makes the scalp feel fresh and It allays hare Onr freest, w ill think you nro not glad that itching which dandruff w ill cause. I L» sti h i . I can eat alm ost anything I to see them. N ew bro’ s H afplclde effectively cures 1 »..nt to n «w — G eorge \V. Em ory, Hubby W h at’* the illffervneoT T l ey dandruff, as It destroy* the germ that U. y kini 1 . Alabam a. For sale by the are all relation * aren’ t th e y t-N e w causes It. Th e same germ causes hair to W ilson Drug com pany, fall out. and later baldness: in killing !t. XsikrAninrkgn. S h n t O a f t h f S l r l f On**. 1 ¡ j Mr. John H . CuUom, editor of the ; Garland, Texas, News, has written a letter of congratulation to the manu j facturers of Cham berlain’s Cough Re- Í medy as follow s: “ Sixteen years ago i when our first child was a baby he was subject to crotipy «p e lf« and we Í would be very uneasy about him. W e began using Cham berlain’s Cough j Remedy in 1887, and finding it such a I reliable remedy for colds aim croup 1 we have nevr been without it in the ¡ ho us» since that tim e. W e have five 'ch ild ren and have given it to all of (th em W'iib good results. One good feature of this remedy is that it is not disagreeable to take and our babies | really like it. A n oth er is t in t it is not dangerous, and there is no risk from givin g an overdose. I congratu late you upon the success of your re m edy.” For sale by W ilson Drug Co. Mrs. W . H. Layha, of 1001 Agnes Ave., Kansas C ity, Mo., lms for sever Mrs. Irv in , of Corvallis, is visitiug al years been troubled with a severe hoarseness and at times a hard cough, her parents Mr. and Mrs. W o m er. which she says, “ W ould keep me in Miss Ida W aters is home on a visit doors for days. I was prescribed for from n Portland business college. by physicians with no noticeable re- «11 tl«. A friend gave me a part of a N eith er H arry Lacey fio r his wife b ottle of Cham berlain’s Cough R e like C alifornia where they are visit m edy with instructions to closely fo l ing. low (he directions and I wish to state Ruth Simpson and Ora A rn old won that after the first day I could notice the good looks prize at our basket so a decided change for the better, and at cial. tins tim e after using it for two weeks, have no hesitation in saying I realize Our Christmas tree was a success, that 1 am e n tirely cured.” F or sale t lie re being a good p iogram , good San ta clans, nice crowd and m any pres by W ilson Drug Co. cuts. ly from farm. ■ tó iv '0.'. V- fittW S Cli v ü r i a i & e. A n n u a l I T w en ty seven turkeys were shot for T h e children o f G. W . N e w b ill have at the shooting match at Frank G il been very sick. liam ’s, and there was lots o f good Keifarth Moe lias been shipping shooting. a big lot of wood. A brother of Mr. Cam pbell, who T h e Christmas tree was well at bought the Baker place on the L ittle I Luckiamute, ha^rcome with his fam i tended ami greatly enjoyed. l> j i there were trees in each room o f the M is« Mella W h ite, prin cip al of the public school with appropriate exor An telope public school, is homo for L. B. M u rra y, is recovering from a cists. T h a t even in g there was a tree the holidays and our teacher, M is» M . severe illnets. ami program at the Christian church, L, H am pton is at R ccca. John Boyer is over on Salmon riv and several fam ilies had p riva te trees W atch n igh t service at the M . E. A. 1). A. C. won the debate at otir for their little ones. Services were er helping to looato some men. church New’ Year's eve. held at the M. E. church Christm as last literary m eeting. T h e question Miss A n n a M itchell was married for Dec. 31 is, Resolved th at united Miss Pearl Bryant spout the h o li m orning and a handsome bible wu« Christmas day to H enry W righ t, of labor is a greater detrim ent to «lie presented to the pastor. I Falls City. days here with her mother. United Stated than united capital. .— ♦ « _. Miss Tone, a Portland teacher, spoilt Mrs. M inn ie Lu p er spent C h rist B A L -S T O N . mas under the parental roof, that of her vacation on her mountain claim . J. D. Faulconer, of Sheridan, has Uncle Ed Chapman is si< k and O. H . Cobb. O. E. Lcet. it in southern Oregon and many have been troubled with sore been operated on for appendicitis the fourth tim e. M . Gross, from the east has m oved F. A. Lu ca» and wife at Salt Luke C ity throut. in to the house Mrs. H ayes bought of R andolph Butler and H en ry Pfan- Edward Budy, Floyd Conner and W . C. Brown. dhoefer have returned to Dallas c o l R oy Stockton have teen home from Mrs. H ayes has received the sad lege. school. news o f her husbands death and Sam- M erton E llis and M ilton Graham m ie has gone to bring the body home. O llie nod A n n ie ' Cornelius have have gone back to the Portland busi been up from Forest Grove visitiug W . W . U L L P E Y , P R O P R IE T O R ness college. D oln gthe R lgh tT h ln g. relatives. T h e trouble begins with a th icklin g Mr. and Mrs. Seym our g iv e a Jap- Sensation harness oil. quick clean T h e W oodm en and C ircle w ill have in Hie throat and a nagging little enese party v to the 7th aud 8th grades Cleans carpet rugs, all kind** o f a join t installation about the middle er cough. Soreness in the chest follows I ()f ¿he school, woolen good«, white kid gloves, »ilka of January. nnd the p atien t wonders if he is-going or satins and keeps moths from car Scott L e a v itt and wife spent Christ to have an all winter cold. Probably, Stq c in te n d e n 's S arrand L ittlefield pets. Bear in mind my pou ltry and if he does the wrong tilin g or nothing mas with dr. and Mrs. F rin k and In visited our school last week and spoke bee supplies. N o w is the tim e to make Certainly not if he uses Perry Davis’ j went out to his claim. iu praise of the work being done, hen» h»y Car load of bian. tih oita Painkiller, the staunch old rem edy T . D H ollo well and wife are winter- T h e circle has chosen sides, each to and chop just received ami at reduced that cures a cold in tw enty-four hours, 1 ing in California, and M r«. Cridermun give nu entertainm ent and the side prices. i'here is but one P ain k iller, Perry . will run the restaurant. m aking the poorest out must give u Davis' Mr. W aller’« daughter came from supper for both. M r, R o y a l’ s side GOOSENECK. j Mt. A n ge l college and Mr. Dicker.'-’ I have had their say, that of Mr. Gregg I to be two weeks later, J. A . D ickey has gone to T illa m o o k . j from Vancouver for a vacation. W ill M iller has been to Portland. Anna R itn er and Bob A rn o ld married last week. Miserable. BALL8 TON. A . J. Coodm an, o f Independence, will go to Pendleton having bought an interest in a hardware store there. l i t e r . . . t a n d in >he nnd — K lin cy Trouble Hakes Yuu FE2D SE. ------- T h ere is a new daughter at the hom e of R ob ert Thu rston at Craw- forda\ ille. is h au ling goods for Thos Blower and wife have ag^in * moved (o their homestead. J. F, Vau ghn in at the metropolis. valua Ralph Hanna T h u s . Blower. E ugene Powers, of Elk C ity, baa | been visitiug Fred W ittenstrom . RIC KREA LL. 1!. C. box found one of his ble cows dead. W h at You Are T a k in g . W e luAl a grand Christm as time, the church wan beautifully decora'ed 1 aud the tree- heuvilv laden wjth gift.-* I for young sod old Th h nr a.-» i crowded with tiapj y people win) en joyed the well r* inlcred nr >gr»*n T h e recital ions 1 >f Mis.se« W ickland ami Lest a Lewis deserve special m ention. WITH A LAME BACK ? WHAT THEY HAVE TO RAY ABOUT r a le blue paon velvet la somewhat THE DOINGS IN THE COUNTY. daringly combined with a verdigris green In the picture liat emanating An l in e lOOlU'd anrl C o m p l e t e Re from the Malsou Nouvoile, Paris. The • tim e nf Wr.at Your Frionde a r e crown Is of blue and green velvets ln- and Have b e e n Lately Doin'*. N ’ OTICE 1.« H EREBY G IV E N T H A T T H E ON- <li nlgued lia . ¿l!*t »is fin il account in th « matter of the estate cf 0 . 0 Wall.or, deceaeefl. And «aturd.kj, Jan. *23, 190-1. at the hour < t 1 o'clock p. in., l.os been appointed hy the ro»m ty c nrt o' tliw «tu t« o f Oretf'-n, for Polk county, »8 the lin e for the heArinit " f of-Jectio* » t o said final i. nunl and the *ettlenient thereof. All pewmi* are thert- for« notified t> :<p!»c»r at said time »m l *ho.\ can.»« if any exist, why th* said .wcou.it should not 1.« »im proved and the executor c f «aid estate and hi« bondsmen diae'iinn.« 1. 1 l>atcd ihi.i 2.'ithda>‘ of l'e«’ ., 180S CM x LI S V. I T K Y I N F . j Executor o f the last « .H a n d teatuiucns of C. C .1 a'kar, dece»«- d. Carson A Adams. Attorneys. Ten Indite niet nt. the-hom o of M r«. J. C. W h ite and form «1 an are t«» sew for M r«. J. E Allen Jan. 6th. <&. B ro w n m ESTATE AGENTS □ a lia s , O re g o n H ave in the southwest edge of town a number of desirable tracts of from one to five acres, which pleased to show. they would he ___ T O HOP M E N : G et prices on hop wire, next car to. arrive about January l « t . Low est price guaranteed. W r ite at once to W a lte r M orley at Sal» m Fence works. A Tip G O TO P F E N N IG , Jeweler and Optician. W IL S O N B L O C K . FOR Watches Jewelry S i l v e r w ar e Kodaks. H IS P R IC E S ARE LO W E S T Jayne’s 1904 Almanac Most useful o f Family Hand-Books. Gist y e a r o f Publication. Printed i n NINE. DIFFERENT L A N GUAGES. Contains Correct Calendars for all latitudes. Eclipse, T id e and Weather Tables, Astronomical data, list o f Feast, Fast and other Holidays, graphic Moonlight Diagrams and choice illustrations, to w hich is added a com plete CATALOGUE OF DISEASES, with directions bow to treat them, given in perfectly plain, yet absolutely clean language. Your Druggist or Dealer w ill supply it to you FREE. I f you fail to get it, a Postal Card request to D r. D. JAYNE £t S O N , P H IL A D E L PH IA , w i l l b r i n g it to you FREE. FREE! Administratrix’ Notice. W!;at Santa Says N \ » n r K IS HFRKRY OIVPN T o ALT. WHOM 11 may concern, that 1 have ba n appointed h> Hon. J.K. *U.I-y,j .«U;«-..f Folk .■^intyjMlmini.tritrix •f the e*titc of Hnnkeraoti F. Head, of P-*lk county. le‘V.»«ed. All person* indi-bted to «aid eetatc »•! ..i.xke me paynuMt uwl am ••»»- holding a ••lain Viin«a said estate will pre-ent the smic to me, dui.- verified, within six months from thin date. »In.-; .esidenc* three miles «mith of Sheridan in Pulk count., Ora*on. luted thi.s 2 \ f.i day of December, 190'. M A LIN DA A SYR^N. \<!iuinl«tratrix of the e«t»te of Hmkerson Keed 1 e va .ort. dial poos A .Aim« attorneys for the estate. £ î r i k • t Sort 0or¿u Stray. In. «•*. *<*!. Dr* 1 S to re ; P o «n A. » . . Santa Claus i« Hie high m urk a •mu k d u rin g the Chr rtnuts h oliday», and his mandate has gone forth, his edict ha« 1 e> n pri.m nlgaletl— t.k e your laundry work to the Salem sUc.tn latin«iry. Ol-ey h i« heh- « t « and y*»u will n ot ho (Ii-j*|)| (»int d. H urry o r ders filled |»ront|-tly. hut }d ea«e g iv e us a reaeonnhlc tim e to g e l ou t our work Home new m achinery just in , SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY Leave orders in Pallas with J. ,T. Fidlei «*r at the Muscott confectionery store, 9