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Newspaper Page TextH E POLK COUNTY ITEMIZE» D A L L A S , F R ID A Y , JAN 8, 1904. UHLIHWKD KVBRT F AID A ! M ORNI NO A t 7:30. \V. A . W A .S II, K D IT O B A N D KBOPH1 k f o l i . 8 U B S C H IP T IO N R A T E S : #1 50..................................... Per v»*ar I 75........................... Pur six moutlia 4'l ...................... Per tliree months A ilveitieing rates made known on application. Correspondence iesolicit- eil. Fine Job Printing done at reasonable Auer’ s zA ___ ___ ___ Losing your li.tir? CtttiinR out by the combf'il? A ik I doing nothin};? No Jenne in that! Why don’t you use A y e r’s Mail* 1 Vigor and Hair Vigor OUR STAFF OF RUSTLERS- 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 . 1 A n U n e q a . l i r d a n d C o m p l e t e Re e u m u of W r. nt Y o u r F r ld n d e are a n d Hav e Been Lately D o in g . You K n o w W hat You Aro T a k in g . Wlicu you take Grove’« Tasteless Chill Tonic, because the formula is plainly printed on every bottle, show ing that it is .im ply Iron am) (Quinine in a tasteless form. No cure, no pi y. I Price, 50 cents. promptly stop the falling? Your hair will begin to grow, too, and all dandruff will dis appear. Could you reason ably expect anything better? SUVER. A Mr. Arnold is now teaching for Grass too short to make stock hap- py- - A y e r’« Hair V igor 1« :» great •u ccr«« wtlb me. M y lin lr w as fit 111 up. ou t v e r y b a d ly . but the Hair Vigor atopped U mi I i"»w m 7 l.nlr 1« a ll right.” — W. C. JsOObUON, MmUay. l a k f l 0« a bottle. J. V. A YKII < 0 . T h e B u t le r C a t h e r l n g . Foggy, showery weather and loo For many years it has been the an- } I wet for farming. nual custom of the J. B. V. Butler ^ _ * ----- lowt-H Freight tars for shipping are get for family to hate a Christmas gathering ting more plentiful. at the home in Monmouth. Mr. But- j ler came west in 1849. kept store at Many immigrants around. Some Eola from 1866 to 1809, then moved j renting an-J some buying land. to Monmouth where he died in 1879 Lots of lumber going south and On Chri>tmas day the children and freight traius nearly always late. grandchildren to the number of over T h e 8 p lr lt of W in te r. sixty met there to have a reunion and The spit it of winter i* with tie, nmk The Kidder mill,is kept constantly enjoy tile hospitality of J. B V. But inn its presc nee known in many c!if bury making dour and stock feed. ler Jr. and wife. There was a grand ferent way»— sometimes by cheery sun Christmas tree for the little folks shine and glittering snows, and some Private telephone lines are stretch while the older ones engaged in danc times by driving winds and blinding ed along all the roads so that, folks ing and other amusements. There storms Too many people seem to can transact their business and do were were present the families of N take a delight in making bad things their visiting without leaving home. L. Butler. Luther Ground, F. W . Fen worse, for rheumatism twists harder, T o C u r e a C old In one Day. ton, W. J. Mulkey,G. T. Beelhby, Or twinges sharper, catarrh becomes more Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab ville Butler, Or. O. 1). Butler. L. (Smith annoying, and the many symptoms of David Foulks and C. W . Butler. scrofula are developed and aggravated lets. All'druggists refund the money There is not much poetry in this, but if it fails to cure, E. W . Grove’s sig couh T t * c o u r t . there is truth, and it is a wonder that nature is ou each box. 25c. more people do not get rid of these PKOBATK. IN D E P E N D E N C E . ailments. The medicine that cures Hihloy, J. them— Hood’s sursMparilla— is easily A stranger stole A l Bentley’s watch The report of sale of real proper!} obtained and there is abundant proof in a saloon here, of the C. O. Fisher estate was confirm that its cures are radical and perm a The Johnson saloon in the hotel ed. nent. has been «old to Salem parties. The Mary J. Moxloy estate was LEW ISVILLE. Oliver Smith was arrested and fined closed and the administrator discharg ten dollars and costs which he paid, ed. Deputy Sheriff Tracy Staats spent New Years at Maple Hill. F. A. Douty talk« of again stock A petition to probate the will of ing up his store and may have anoth Isaac Maltiaon was filed. Robert Bruce bas returned to tlie er clearance sale. Monmouth normal school. The matter of the Win. McMillan Mr. Wilder, who works for George A. A. Lindeman butchered 12 June estate was continued to January lltlt. McLaughlin, was thrown by s buck piga Monday, averaging 135 pounds. ing horse and bis leg broken. The final account of the Mary F. Em m ett Staats took two veal to Itiley estate was filed and set for Harry Steele, a 15 year old boy, was htariug February 6th. town Monday which netted him $30. brought before Justice Wilson for car T h i n H a ir John Teal. Beth Biggs, C O M M IS S IO N KRS. The proposed change in the bound ary of school district 31.was rescind) d anil dismissed because of faulty de scription in the petition. Wm. Bitlgcway was made justice of the peace iu the place of J. W . Butler resigned. The clerk was ordered to advertise for 40 cords of large fir and 40 cords of oak grub wood, bids to he opened at February term. I t waa decided that the county cor oner should serve us health oillcer un til further orders. Itll.I.H ALLOWED. M Uce’laneous: E M Sm ith............................. $ 4 96 M A Tel hero w ...................... 9 50 A 8 Liaike............................. 9 50 I) G M ead or.................. . . . . I f 00 W G M iller............................. 5 50 Countv goat show ............... 20 00 Wm E l l i s ............................. 10 40 Court house: C H u gh es............................. $ 6 0f> Vaughn A. W eaver................. 3 25 Justice court; C W P a g e t t ....................... | 3 (X) J A Mi >ran.............................. 2 60 B W ilson................................ 15 55 Salaries: U S L ou gh ary ......................... $141 14 C L S tu rr................................ 134 03 J T F ord................................. 150 39 Tracy Slaats............................ 65 00 F E M y e r ................................ 81 40 Mrs Myer ............................. 64 90 W F Nichols............................ 65 00 K V Dalton.............................. 62 50 Milo W o o d s ............................ 40 00 Current expenses: Glass A Piudhomm e........... $ 44 00 M I) Ellis ................................ 26 «0 Irwin. Hudson C o ................... 79 90 O bserver................................. 6 50 C G C o a d ................................ 21 80 Bonds and highways: Clay Mlg C o ........................... $ 19 75 K M Wade & Co .................. 19 35 Peedee Lumber C o ....... . . . . 26 15 It B Bropby............................ 45 27 Johnson Lumber C o ............... 24 79 Ben Windsor. ........................ 7 71 Bowell Bros.................. . . . . 8 44 J ic h in g Jo in ts In tho lingers, toes, arms, and other parts of the lx dy, are joint« that are inflamed and swollen by rheumatism— that acid condition of the blood which affect» the muscles also. Sufferers dread to move, especially after Bitting or lying long, and their condition ia commonly worse in w et weather. “ It bas b w i a long time since we have been without Hood’s Sarsaparilla. My father thinks he could not do without It. He has been troubled with rheumatism since he was a boy. and Hood's Sarsapa rilla is the only medicine he can take that will enable him to take his place in the field.*' M isj A da D o ty , Sidney, Iowa. Ovr school teacher, Miss Tate, who lying concealed weapons. He plead has been quite ill, is reported better. guilty nnu was committed to the re form school by Judge Sibley. Grandma Prose lias gone to Tront- It is said that Miss Bertha Collins, ilale to visit her daughter, Mrs. J. L. of Dallas, lost at the Maccahee hall Burns. hore on New Years night, a valuable Dorsa Turner is setting posts prep diamond brooch, which was afterward aratory lo putting a wire fence around found under peculiar circumstances. his farm. There whh a boisterous council meet Miss Blanche M cKinny wito has ing Monday evening when the old bee-i spending a week in Portland has council were to go out ol oifice, but returned home. the new council had not qualified F. M. Smith butchered nine within the legal time. They were all 9 month old Chester White pigs that at sea and it looked as if we had two city councils. averaged 260 pounds. ----------- * • « ------------- Miss Maggie Critchlow is tho latest D o ln g th e R ig h t T h in g . addition to Miss Myrna Smith’s class The trouble begins with a thickling in instrumental m tsic. in the throat and a nagging little Mrs. J. M. Haggard shipped several cough. Soreness in the chest follow« dozen turkeys to Pori laud, receiv and the patient wonders if he is going to have an all winter cold. Probably, ing 20 cents a pound for them. if be does the wrong thing or nothing The O. A. C. young people who had Certainly not if he uses Perry Davis’ s|ieul the holiday at the home of 0. E Painkiller, the staunch old remedy Staats, returned to Corvallis Sunday. that cures a cold in twenty-four hours. B. F. Smith and H. D. Staats ship There is but one Paiokiller, Perry ped their Plymouth Bock chickens to Davis’ Portland, for which they received $8 to $10 per dozen. W EST SALEM. FALLS C ITY. Miss Bertha Frink is at Hotel Gail j in your city. j bay Hutchins spent holiday week with Ethel Cross. Surveyor Butler has laid out the Odd Fellows cemetery. A Hcise of Oak Grove the Matheny place. Mr. Dancy, the Bell agent has been among us. has bought telephone Our literary and debating society is Miss Tone is back from her claim iu a nourishing condition. and reports no snow there. Mrs. M. E. Gibson is at the Flor Mrs John Talbott, of Dallas, and d ice sanitorium in Salem. > her son, Southard, of Elina, Wash , E. A. Farnsworth took a business j are visiting here. trip to Turner last Saturday. W. J. Keeney and family have gone to eastern Oregon and Miss Waller Jesse Lucas is home from the Salem has gone hack to school at Mt. Angel hospital and is improviug in health. Mono grange installed officers and Earl Cross came down from Jeffer son to spend Christmas with his fam conferred first and second degree on *Vm. Critchlow and daughter Maggie ily. last Saturday. W ill Lucas of Colorado is hcYe on a Norn.a Holman, of Dallas, has been visit to his parents, Andy Luc.is and here visiting her Grandma Tetherow wife. and Mrs. Shriver bas been at the new Erno»t Long and family spent Sun burnt of Mrs. Glaze. day with H. 11. Cross at the Chapman F o a n d a C u r e for In d i g e s t i o n . home. 1 use Chamberlain's Stomach and The basket social given by the liter Liver Tablets for indigestion and find ary and basket society was quite a j that they suit my ease better than any j dyspepsia remedy I hate ever tried I sui cess. Mrt. M. A Chapman is visiting her and 1 have used many different reme I am nearly 51 years of age and | daughter Mr«. A. It. 8outhwick at dies have m u He'td a great deal from indi Highland. gestion. 1 can eat almost anything 1 ------ ------- want to n<>w— George W. Emory, UPPER SALT GREEK. Hock mill«, Alabama. For sale by the E i n Hart and wife have been over Wilson Drug company, from ImLqiendence on a visit. Our grange will meet on the third Saturday. Patrons come out. Mini Ht»Hsu> Cl infield visited at Ja cob 8mi ill’s on Mill Creek Sunday. Grandma Herren is W» 11s station. visiting at Mrs. A. J. Shipley and children are Our Sunday school is iu a nourish hume from Corvallis. ing condition. Attend nice always Charlie llayn'-a is plowing (or oar good. teacher, A. J. Shipley. W. H. Hlopcr and wife and son Leon The Obérer oak saw mill is shot were over Christmas. Mrs. Sloper is down (or a short time. Remove the cause of rheumatism—no a daughter of Uramlma Hart. outward application can. Take them. T. S. Brown has returned from Oro- G O T HIS H A IR BACK. ! gon City, where he has bden visiting Hood's an Sarsaparilla d Pills I hi® »on RobCoe, who is going to scho 1 there. . W a s Perfectly Bald SVhra I I . Started Thousands H a t . Kidney Trouble J. S. Maconiber is gtubhi.'g over and D o n ’t Know it. two acres of laud which will he plant- H o w To Find O ak Fill a bottle or common glass with your water and lei It stand twenty-four hours; • sediment or set tling Indicates an unhealthy condi tion ol Ihe kid neys; l( Il (tains your linen It Is evidence ol kid ney trouble; too frequent desire to pass It or pain In the back is also convincing proof that the kidneys end blad- [ der are out ol order. I id in corn and potatoes. John Uohiusou has bought the Em mons forty and has started in true pioneer fashion to clear up a home where he will hudd aud move the coming summer. Every ranch on the «hove m ention ed route piescuis a busy scene. Messrs | Green and W ilcox on the Bell place are making noticeuhle improvements cutting brush, grubbing aud making I new fence. They will make a large addition to their grime orchard. What to So. There Is comfort In the knowledge so often eipressed, that Dr. Kilmer s Swamp- Root, tho greet kidney remedy fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism, pain In ths back, kidneys, liver, bladder end every pert of the urinary passage. It corrects Inability to hold water and scalding pain In passing It, or bad effects following use of liquor, wine or beer, end overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often l during the day. and to get up many timet I during ths night. The mild and the extra ordinary effect of S w a m p -R o o t Is toon realized. It stands tha highest for Its won derful cures of the most distressing cases. If you need a medicine you should neve tha best. Sold by druggists In50c. end$l. sizes. You may have a sample bottle of this wonderful discovery end a book that tells more about It. both sent absolutely free by mall, address Dr. Kilmer & R oom o f Swunp-Soot. Co., Binghamton, N. Y, When writing men tion reading this generous offer In this paper. V a g a r i e s o f a C o ld . | You can never pe quite sure where a cold is going to hit you. In the lall and winter it may avtilu in the bowels, producing severe pain. Do not be alarmed nor torment yourself witli fears of appendicitis. At the first sign of a cramp take Perry Davis’ Painkiller In w„rin, sweetened water and relief comes at once. There is but odo Painkiller— Perry Davis— 25 aud 50 cents. Mra. Maud Nealey, of Eddyville, bas been visiting her sister Mrs. Wm. Herren. The 48th birthday of W m Herren was celebrated by a party on New Years day. There were present bis inolhei, J. L. Fishback and family, Wrs. Maud Nealy, Fred Simpson, Henry Pulse and Bluford Bush and their families. A P ris o n e r In H e r O w n House. Mrs. W. H. Layba, of 1001 Agnes Ave., Kansas City, M o.^ bas for sever al years been troubled with a severe hoarseness and at times a bard cough, which she says, "W ould keep me in doors for days. 1 was prescribed for by physicians with no notiecahle re- sutls. A friend gave me a part of a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Be medy witli instructions to olosi ly fol low the directions and I wisli to state that after the first day I could notice a decided change for the better, and at this time after using it for two weeks, have no hesitation in saying I realize that I am entirely cured.” For sale by Wilson Drug Co. N O T E OUR P R IC E S . All overccoat« ........................... 20 per cent off All « n i l « .................................. 15 per cent off Ami everything else except overalls ami slick ers. Fleece-lined underwear that «old at if 1 u suit we will now sell fi»r 78 cents. Come in and •ee for yourself the bar|i»ins we place before you. Wishing you a happy nml prosperous New Year, wo w e respectfully P iO N tE R . During the fine weather our farmers were plowing uud seeding. Our Clirislmas tree drew a large crowd aud all had a good time. R. JACOBSON & CO. C. W. Hollister, Manager. rolling shares in the Pilot Rock Mine, Monday morning Ralph Butler aud Nev., Mr. A. B. Lacey inventing for M i«« Della Flannery registered as new 1000 «hares »it 10 cents each. students for the second term. R iC K R E A L L. Tho backet hall team was shown in I. W . Goodcll lias come back from Tuesday’s Oregonian labeled “ Cham Seattle. pion Basket ball Team of Oregon.” Mrs. Peter Cook Inis been very The recent tour of the basket hall much under ihe weather. team cieated wide spread comment of deserved praise among older and larg George Douglas, of North Yamhill, er college« all over Oregon and Wash is clerking for Eakin A Dicii. ington. Peter Cook and W m . Thielson have been lo Ballston on business. PARK ER. Frank Conner, who is attending a Portland business college, spent vaca tion here with his parents. Mias Ella Carpenter, a teacher in the Dallas school, spent the holidays at McCoy with Miss Myrtle Davis, who teaches in North Salem. Milton Dutis i* superintendeut of the war college at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, and his brother. Dick, is in the army at Manila. Their brother, Waldo Finn, is at the war college preparing for the naval academy at Annapolis. The children of Mrs. Nelson were Mr. Fuqua sent a fine veal to Port called to her bedside Monday. land Tuesday. Mrs. Cass Gibson lias been quite ill Miss Julia James was visiting her and Frank Miller has pneumonia, aunt .Mrs. Fuqua. W .W . U LL R E Y , P R O P R IETO R Mrs. Lucietia Nelson died at the Miss Lura Critchlow lias roturned home of her daughter, Mrs. B. F. Lu from a visit to her home; Sensation harness oil. quick clean cas, Tuesday. er Cleans carpet rugs, all kind« of A. B. Lacey «farted for his field of George Smith bat been down with woolen goods, white kid gloves, silks labor at Detroit Monday. pleurisy and Mrs. W. E. Goodell and or satins and keeps moths from car Mrs. Ellis Davidson was calling on Mrs. V. Dempsey have lagrippe. pets. Bear in mind my poultry and friends in Parker Tuesday. A colored troup calling themselves j be«» Hiipplh’H. Now is the time to make The traveling auditor of the S. P The Lost Coons came to our town hens lay. Car load of bian, nlmits Company was here on business Sun Monday but were not appreciated and and chop just received and at reduced prices. did not get to display their tAlent. day. Dallas feed Store Mr. McElniurry sr. in in very ill M ONM OUTH. health, and not expected to 4ive. He W . P. Fisher is in Portland on bu BALLSTON. wan a resident of Polk county for siness. many years. Lee Burch has returned from Kick- The holiday* are over ami most of Mrs. Oris. Peterson went to Silver real I. to attend the banquet by the Modern the «indents have reiurnod. Our school grounds arc being im Woodmen in honor of the twenty- Protracted meetings in the Evan proved. third anniversary of their society. gelical church ; two con versions to dale Henry Butler is making hop stakes Misses Maggie and Carrie Evans The drui;«iore was broken into by for S. A. Ball. were the recipients of two lovely gold burglars Monday; only one pistol aud lockets, sent from Wales, each con Misaes Sadie and Vestella Sears a watch wore taken. taining a picture of the king and were home for the holidays. The Evangelical church will be queen. Victor Kunnala, of Monmouth, has lighted by gas next week. A much Jasper Rhodes wna calling on his been visiting his sister, Mrs, Clark. cheaper light than electricity. friends here Fridav with a view to Tin re are new babies at the homes The repairs on the normal roof is of Frank Kinsey and L. K. Graves A bout completed, but it will take some THIS time to finish the inside work. Mrs. Martha Roberts, of Portland is REM EDY here with her mother, Mrs. Woodley is s u re to Mrs. Ethel Skinner, nee Hall, has G IVEN lost her beautiful little babe by pneu Mrs. R. C. Craven, of Dallas, has S a ti s f a c ti o n . monia. It will be laid to rest Tliurs- bten here visitiug Mrs. H. S. Fudge. liny. Miss Effa Clark, who is teaching at G y’ s Cream Balm R. M Smith snd Robert Ground Woudburn, was home for Christmas. C i v e » Relief have made three trips to Douglas at O n c e . Craven Bros, have sold their sto. k It cleans««, so o t h e h county in the past three months look of general merchandise to Pe'er Cook, nul he:ils the diseased ing after their timber interests. membrane. It cures ca- of Itickriall. •irrh and drives away a _______ _______________ -old in the head Quickly. PERRYDALE. Cong ratulations. Miss Della Flannery has gone to a t Mr. John H. Cullom, editor of the brmne. Restores the senses«»f taste and «in H F u ll tend school at Dallas. Gsrlaud, Texas, News, has written a size, ?‘0 cents at druggists or by mail. Trial size, 10 by mail. letter of congratulation to the manu cants F.I.Y Mrs. Henry Keyt and children have BROTH HRS. 6 « Warren street, New York, facturers of Chamberlain's Cough Re returned from Portland. medy as follows: "Sixteen years ago Rev. and Mrs. Horn have returned »lie u our first child was a baby he to their home at Eugone. was subject to croupy «pelfs and we would l * very uneasy about him. W e Miss Nora Nelson lias gone to Beth began using Chamberlain's Cough el to work for Mrs. E. M. Smith. Remedy in 1887, and finding it such a Rev. Brown will hold meetings all reliable remedy for colds ami croup this week in the Cluistian church. we have nevr been without it in the Hons" since that time. W e have fi Miss Lulu Turner, an O. A. C. stu children ami have given it to all of dent, spent the week with Miss Elsie Ivevt. tin in wiili good results. One good feature of ibis remedy is that il is no! inYentiou is pi 'lisagreeahle to lake and our babies i «a lly like it. Another is that it is Patents taken through Munn A Co. receive not dangerous, anil there is no risk tptcial KCUU notice, w WII ithout liout c vuai harge, AG, in the from giving an overdose. I congratu late you upon the sucre»« of your re A handanmaly Illu«trated weekly. Lar*«at elr- medy.?’ For sule by Wilson Drug Co. eulation of any icienttfle Journal. Term», «3 a year: four months. «L Sold by all newsdealer». OAKDALE. Branch OIBce. 625 F 8U Washington. D. C. Our Sunday school is in a prosper ous condition. CATARRH COLD S HEADVp££r*. Sr Hanson A Brown Ml ESTATE AGENTS Dallas, Oregon Have in the southwest edge of town a number of desirable tracts of from one to five acres, which they would he pleased to vliow. T O HOP MEN: Get prices on hop wire, next car to arrive about January l*t. Lowest price guaranteed. W rite at once to W alter Morley at Salem Fence works. A T ip GO TO PFENNIG, Jeweler and Optician. W IL S O N BLO CK. FOR W a tche s Je w e lry S ilve rw a re Kodaks. HIS PRICES ARE LO W EST Scientific American. MUNN & Co ^6iBroadw,>T' New York Tom Csril has guns to Portland to see some doctors. Oliver Dennis has grubbed out a nice pises of bottom land. Mrs. Andrew Seifarth's father, Mr. H am ed.of Independence, is visiting her. The oak saw will is rutting 20,000 feet of building lum ler off of Joe Card's ranch. John Robinson has bought forty arrerof the Emmons place aud is cu • ting wood there. Final Settlement. o t ic f . is iif . rf . r y ill y e n t h a t T IIK UN riersigned ha» tile-1 hi* final account in th « m atter of the «‘«ta t* of C. C. W alker, decerned, and .Saturday, Jan. 23, IS»'*, at the hour f 1 o’clock p. m., ha* been appointed by the county court of the state o f Oregon, for P«»lk c o u n ty ,«* the time for the hearing of ohjectioneto said filial account and the eettiement thereof. All iter*.ms are there- foie notified to appear at »aid tim e aud show cause, if any exist, why the said a«vou..t should not be ap proved and the executor cf said estate and hi* bondsmen dlnohane 1. bated »hi* 25th dav of bee., 1903 C H 4 K I.F 8 M. PU R V IN K . F.xecuter o f the last w ill and testament of 0 . C V\ uiker, deeeaf- d. Carvon A Adams, attorneys. N Administratrix’ Notice. There was a welch parly at the to Use X en bro*. Herylctde . ai luail house. The evening was spent Bei t Si per, of San Francisco, came Frederick Manuell. Maryland block. o t ic i : ia u f k e u y o iv k n t u a l i . w h o m it >.p t-> speiuI I*liri«im a» will» his »isler* Butte. Montana, bought a bottle of N .w - ' in playiog games, sieging and rating may concern, that I have butn ap;>ou.t»d by ! 13 G IV E N T O D E T A IL il vi»it«d at l.zia I lari’« over Sunday bro’e Herplclde. April «. sad lx-ran to I H m .J .K i idgc Id Polk . .rr.nt) .adtniniatr trix B E T W E E N D A L L A S A N D O A K D A L E . of the cst’tte o f tianker*on F. Read. <*f Polk eountv, J A t out st-liO 4. Tli . t is « it t counts, a ml will return to California M .ml. , use It for entire baldness. The hair fol tit»- ensod. A ll peraou* imiebted to .»aid estate will licles In M s ecalp were not dead and In and is m i" riaeon h . > ur . t d n s Oliver Dennis is gruMiing nut s I iitakc me payment and any -»ne holding a cW m Kiklmrii camp \V. O W chose up I t days he had hair ell over his heed. j * g \iuat said estate will present the «im e to n»e, duU an su c rrs.fu l B in e«- ii.e n a y p n - On July I h e writes, "and today my hair . l.rge pinje of rich bottom land. »«lifted , w ithin «ix months ir»»in this date, *t n>> n tc tins fact, and n any sk fur no ti»l », with F an* Dickey and Irwin Is aa thick and luxuriant as any one ietidenc* thre>* miles south of Sheridan iu P.'lfc Yn ».in nr captain«, for a comp tim e The Bird boye are getting out a ■ounty, Oi.v°o. n-coiiitm udstioii tun i ur*. Ii vo i me could wish.” N ew bro's Herplclde w orks Bated this 2lt:i day o f Deftfc'wher. lf*U. h o last Smuid iy. los r to purchase on an old principle a id with e new dis ,ry. Him not of w.ssl on th e llal.ork li t re .li d in a iic iib b '■ d u e « i n. an H A L I M * » A hY*ON. A d m iiiiA ra tri*»4 the $4r.U o f Hank«r*on F. Roteici wish to secure it b r tile I w st p • ■ »■ami for »-nitMil cm uii .antler’* < t ilintt. covery—destroy the cause and you re p .) e . • le»*ea«j»l. bio cost and in 'lie .le.iti-st time ru.i ' I»»ck*\ > <ud«a Mini In 4000 point*; In- mora the effect. Herplclde destroys the Situ)■*■ ' » A Sim* attorneys for the »«ta t* Charlie Faih y has some Falls City t«l Mu»»1 27,(NX), l»ig e*l n dm doai derm that cau.ee dandruff, falling hair, sisteut with llm rm igli work, it will p v Klkhorn has four new end Anally baldness, to that with the n en culling 200 cords ol wood lor Hie y«wi to investigate tlie adva n tag e . , e *rote 2.750 cause rone the effect cannot remain. motor. •appling-4 lo peel next meeting. Stops ratlin » hair at once end a new offer. Send fi-r CHi.bigm , —— grow th starts. Sold by leading A 'lie Kimball and CDrenee Sellers C A P ITA L B U SIN ES S COLLECE Eugene Damon, of L.»U an»!« , has druggists. Srnd 10c. In stamps for sample aie making Cord wood aud Mr. Peter SALEM , ORECON. been visiting Ir.s brother Lymou D i- to The Herplclde Co.. Detroit. Mich. son lias two Wisconsin men cutting Belt A L'lierringlon , special agen t. W . I. S T A L E Y , P R I N C I P A L . moh at Independence. for him. u ttm tu rv Will be M il St ills Hub Cl "thing IV , I »nil..-., IW > n It 1» the only lost«« stt.re in tliu stiuntv suit lias It. j largost stuok of uTutJniig »atl furnishing goods, trunk.... I vsliaea We are not la: a for . few day., hut have eauis to »lay win, you. < lur .hoik ia new aw I of me I«»» grade. We are williie, to leave It to y„ur imu bi»t iululueut uud you will »ay that our stuck l-i-beth- oorth 100 cents on the dollar than . line cithers are «rorth 75 cents, but we ilo not take that into coneideiation on a sale nf this kind. We make s deep . lit all along the 11 ) 1 -, all.I you and vour fljends and u. l -libo-e *1«) to the b en efit of It. In the first place, i.nr gonde are bought hum hist hands the manufacturer. \t> only murk them with a living pruht. and that 1 » a» cheap as anyone .'all »ell good». We only have one price and that vou ami your neighbor, and all others, pay alike, Our goods are marked in plain hg. lire.. Ol yon or anyone can see that we dll not tiy to deceive vou in any way. We cannot afford too and will not, and no clerk that will do so will be per mitted to .tay with u». This will be your opportunity to get a gimd suit or overcoat, underwear, etc. Ralph Brigham, oi Michigan, is vis iting the Linton family. Mary and Annie Green are home earing for their mother who has been Do not make any mistake, but re quile sick. member the name, Swuni|>-Boot, Dr. ----- 0 «■ - — Kilmer's Swamp-Root, anil the ad CO LLECE NOTES. dress, Binghaiupton, N. Y . on every Tuesday evening at the chapel, the bottle. faculty gave a moat «njoyable recep tion to the students, V. A. Fishback and August Ohms have been over in Linn county. O u r F ir s t A n n u a l S a le N anac M a i l osci’u l o f F a m l l r H a n d -B o o K s . 61.1 r e a r o f P u b li c a t io n . P r in t e d in N I N E , D I 7 7 £ R U ( T L A N * GUAGES. C o n t a in s C o rre c t C a l e n d a r , f o r a l l la titu d e s. E c llp a e . T i d e a n d W e a t h e r T a b le e , A s t r o n o m ic a l data, liât o f Feast, Fast a n d o t h e r l l o l i d a r a , g r a p h ic M o o n l i g h t D ia g ra m s a n d c h o ic e illu s tra tio n s , to w h i c h is a d d e d a c o m p le te C A T A L O G U E O F D I S E A S E S , w i t h d ir e c t io n s H o w to treat th em , f )ir o n in p e rfe c tly p la in , yet a b s o lu t e ly c le a n l a n g u a g e . Y o u r D r u g g is t o r D e a le r w i l l s u p p ly it to y o u F A C T . I f you f a i l to 1*. » P o sta l C a r d re o u e s t to D r. D. J A Y N E (XL S O N . P H I L A D E L P H I A , w i l l b r i n g it to y o u T R E E . FREE! A Welcome Caller Our «1»’liv*»rv man is met with smiles i out frown», for wliat he presents Lri igg »•rtAiii «HtifrUeiion to wife, mother, husband, i»r»’iher. In iwi, word»: I t ’s tight That s ¿«i every »ingle article washed, starched t»t d in n» d iiv this ret*lJiehint-nt M< «Urn *ppli*n- • (* and »killfnl handling till the I «lory* SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY Le»vi* order* in D a II oa with J. J. FiJlet or at the Hoy confectionery »tore.