H a re K idney T ro o U i Leona at Oregon City.
and Don’t Know it.
Tom Hoi.nun and wife went to San
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ed
Pine Joh Printing done at rea»on»hle
•»rices.
JU S T IC E J U R Y LIS T.
Hardy H o lm »», justice of the peace
for district No. 3, assisted by W in.
Grant und W . H Gay nor has drawn
the following juror» to Berve d u rili;
H 8 Butz
J B Nnn ii
A B Muir
D P Stiiuffer
A U r 1‘< w
T A Bint:»
John OnhlweM
H B PlmniiiiT
T T Notmn
A J Martin
K A 8iil»n
J 1) Smith
A M Brown
J M Oin>|>hell
W in Ullrey
H «rrv Gwynor
K W Fuller
N Guv
E C Kirkpatrick
Holt M cl)»n iel
Glen Grant
W m Tatum
J J Fiihller
C L Hubbard
M I) Fill»
T A Dunn
G I. llawkina
H L Crider
Chan Black
W W W illiam «.
W T Miller
H J Onfield
W 11 Boats
R K Williams
Jnfin Gmile
J J William s
Samuel Goad
F M Collin»
I I Knaer
W 11 Roy
T B Rowell
F J Goad
¥ E Myer
Warren Dunn
Gtorgfi Cutler
H B Cos per
W in Grant
W V Fuller
Robt Hatton
T J Havler
W \ A y res
Ann h Holman
M D Coulter
F ]£erslake
George Whitt horn
1 B Thompson
C A Byron
W in W agner
J O VanOrsdel
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THE BEST
MEDICINE
ft* WOMEN
If ^rou aro nervous and tired out
continually you could have no
clearer warning of the approach
of serious female trouble.
I)o not wait until you suffer un
bearable pain lief ore you seek treaty
meat. You need Wine of L'&rdui
now just as much as if the trouble
were more developed and the tor
turing pains of disordered men
struation, bearing down pains,
Icuoorrhoea, backache and nead-
ache were driving you to the urn
failing relief that Wine of Cardui
has brought hundreds of thousand!
of women and will bring you.
Wine of Cardui will drive out
all trace of weakness and banish
nervous spells, headache and back-
_ ache ami prevent the symptoms
M from quickly developing into dan
gerous troubles that well be hard
to check. Secure a $1.00 bottle of
Wine of Cardui today. If your
dealer does not keep it, send the
money to the Ladies’ Advisory
Dept., The Chattanooga Medicine
Co.. Chattanooga, Tenn., and the
medicine will be sent you.
W IM E z f
CARD V i
H appr,
Tkoush
M aybe
¡e r a is 'a
rtom l
S ta re '***
An apron 1» the royal standard of
Persiu.
(iao, a Persian blacksmith,
raised a revolt which was successful,
and his leather apron covered with
jewels is still borne in the van of Per
sian armies.
In flam ed
Uralua.
At a meeting of the phrenologist! In
Loudon I)r. Hollander said that peo
ple suffering from alight Inflammation
of the brain were sometimes far bet
ter, brighter and more clever with
diseased brains than under normul con
ditions.
Allspice.
Practically all #f the allspice, or pl-
meuto, that enters Into the commerce
of the world is grown on the island of
Jamaica.
Hat
i*!e
In
E n sln n d .
With reference to methods of get
ting rid of rats the London Globe re
marks, "It is hardly likely that the
dish will ever become a popular one,
but It Is an undoubted fact that In
Staffordshire rat pie and rat stew are
largely devoured.”
D rln
tv «
re*’* L H rf f e H t T r e e .
In Yeadon township, Delaware coun
ty, I’a., Is what is said to he the lar
gest tree in the state. The circum
ference of the trunk Is thirty-three
feet and the spread of its branches 115
feet.
w
S liver
M arried.
Aunt Jane—Really, uow, do you be
lleve there ever was an ideal mar
riage?
I ’ucle George—Sure. There were Jack
Bpratt and wife. At least at table each
could be utterly unsellish, you know.—
Boston Transcript.
H e ’«
Dead.
I f John ny c o m e « m a rch in g hom e again,
H u rr a h ! H u r r a h !.
W e ’ ll be a lo t o f su rprised ones then,
H u rra h ! H u rra h !
H is m a w ill c lin g to him and gush,
1 o r John w a s In a co lle g e rush.
'T w ill su rp rise us a ll
I f John e v e r m a rch es home.
—C le vela n d L ea d er.
H o rrid
T h in s!
H o w T o F in d Out.
Fill a bottle or common glass with your
water end let it stand twenty-four hours; a
sediment or set
tling indicates an
unhealthy condi
tion of the kid
neys; if it stains
your linen it is
evidence of kid
ney trouble; too
frequent desire to
pass it or pam in
the back is also
convincing proof that the kidneys and blad
der are out of order.
W h at to Do.
I ’ d lik e to see m y frien d s succeed,
I ’ d lik e to sec each fe t t e r
T h a t h a lts them snapped—I would,
indeed—
If a lw a y s, as th e y too k the lead,
I m ig h t be d o in g better.
—C h ica go R e c o rd -H era ld .
Rex Wom er, of this locality, and
H eilie Turner, of Lewisville, were
married (hiring Christmas week and
will live here.
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ROCK CREEK.
M h * M. L, Hampton was home for
A N n t n r a l \ e r v o n N iie n « .
Mlaa Hoodew—Do you really mean to Chri'tmas.
nay you don’t feel nervous when you’re
M. Ty. Hampton has lost a valuable
one of thirteen at table?
Cots wold sheep from scours.
Mrs. N. Tertane—I do If I happen to
W e had nnr first snow, enough to
T h e Cook W a i Loaded.
j he the hostess and there’s a new cook
A restaurant cook arrested for steal Iu the kitchen.—Kennebec (Me.) Jour whiten the ground,on December 22nd
ing provisions !n London w^js found to nal.
O H. Horsfall and family, and Fred
have “concealed on his person” three
Witt.enst.nm> took Christmas dinner
apples, a shoulder of mutton, a pound
T h e C om poiore,
at T J, Morrison’s.
of butter, a pound of sausages, half a
T h e re w as a com poser w h o chose
T o com pose h im s e lf to com pose.
pound of Jam and a package of cocoa.
L 0. Mowery is pack from W ash
B u t a snapshot te r cam e
ington, and Esther H um p'on from her
B u ttin g In to the ga m e
A n d sayin g, “ I w an t yo u ; com e pose.” school at Valley View.
T h ! Best P h y s ic ia n s had G iven
H im U p . but Neu rop athy
Cured H im .
CATALOGUE
-1 - ’7-
pant crop of prune. »1
o r* D ‘ S E A S M . ^M ? **? ÍT *® V 2 “ ¿
ZZ' • Ï E Ï î ’î i tJ ÍS S ui» £ ± T - Í ¿ JA»"*! * MA
cent».
[ gravel away.
OUR STAFF OF RUSTLERS-
Early English silver pennies were
minted with a deep cross, and when
change wus wanted they were broken
up into halfpennies and farthings.
- N e w Y o rk L ife .
There was a big wind storm h°re on
‘ lie night of I lie 28’ h, preceded and
“I should think, doctor,” she said, followed by n day* heavy rain.
“that you would feel terrible to have
L. W Hampton and family, and 0.
a person die tinder your knife.”
“Oh, no,” he replied.
“I get the C. lb*U dinned at Rocca. and Roval
Plank
and A. Mavbee, had theii
practice Just the same.”—New York
Chriatmas at F. H, Brock’».
Herald.
No llen n on to W o r r y ,
mtm—
..r f.c t lr
» l y i*
Pr»ttier Broa. have put in their fir.t
Barnhart Frieeen »n't »on Pet"r.
ra(t of log» for the Spaulding coin- hare returned from a vi.it in \Va»h-
| ¡union. W hile there he attended the
pany.
silver wedding of Diet Peter» and wife,
Minister« Elayer and Gate, are to his sister.
aasiat Rev. Meant in a »«rio. of meet
Near Perrydsle last week John By-
ings liete.
erley lost six t e n
head of fat goats
J M Prather haa tinished his wood through poisoning, they apparently
dock »m l will furnish steamboat fuel being otherwise in good health. John
Rempcl by examining ten stomachs
at $2 25 per cord.
in nine of them found pieces of toad
Mr, Kenth, of Washington, has stools that to all appearance was the
| moved to the A J, Richardson place, cause of death. Prof. Lake, who re-j
i ceived some fragments and a few of
one mile west of town.
I that kind of plants growing on oak
The newly elected Evangelical Sun I trees, stated his willingness to inves
day school officers are: Mrs. A n
tigate.
derson, superintendent; I. Rowe, »«-
Mt'nnt; secretaries, Jennie Raw.- and
At the Menonite church Isaac D»’ck
Ethel K nighten; librarians, Minnie was ordained minister bv Elder Ascii-
Knighten and Mildied Prather; treas lerman, of 0 olf«r. Wash. Officer! el
urer, Anna Rowe; organi.-t. Alice ected were: Director, Isaac Dyck;
Knighten ; assistant, Tressa Prather. secretary, IT. J. Rose; C o r , C. H
SVarkentin. For Sunday school, Snpt.
§1 0 0 R e w a r d , 9IO O
H. J R ose; assistant Jacob Heimer*
The readers of this paper will be! secretary, D. G. Rem pel; librarian, C.
•Vessed to learn that there is at
»«, least
ip «"« j , B. F n esen; treasurer, C, H Warken
The electric lights on the bridge O ic dreaded disease that science has tin. The Christmas entertainment
been able to cure in all stages, and held in 'lie afternoon on the 25th was
are a great improvement.
that is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Well attended and second to none
Mr. Rugg is putting up wire fencing ia the only positive cur« now known
C h a m b e rla in ’s C o u g h Rem edy A b
to the medical fraternity. Catarrl
W H A T T H E Y H A V E T O S A Y A B O U T and also hops on It is place here.
solu tely H a r m le s s .
T H E D O IN G S IN T H E C O U N T Y .
being a constitutional disease, require
D. K , Brannon and family visited a _ constitutional treatment. H all’.*
The fault of giving ch ildr'n modi
Mrs. Moor, during the holidays.
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act cine containing injurious substances,
A n U n e q u a l ' e d a n d C o m p l e t e Re
s u m e of W h a t Y o u r F r i e n d s a r e
Mrs. M, A. Chapman is visiting her ing directly upon the blood and m u is sometimes more disastrous than
cous surfaces of the system, thereby the disease from which they »»re *nffer-
a n d H ave B e e n Lately D o in g .
son George at McCormick, W ash.
destroying the foundation of the di ing. Every mother shoul i kn »w that
Jesse Lucas is patting up quite » sense, and giving the patient strength Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is per
PE E D E E .
lot of new fencing in the Gibson place by building up the constitution and fectly safe for children to take. It
assisting nature in doing i!* work. contain« nothing harmful and for
Barney Cady is down ftom Albany,
W ill Hqpires, onr obliging mail car
The proprietors have so much faith in cony ho, colds and croup is unsurpass
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pulse have rier, was married last week to Miss
its curative powers that they offer one ed. For sal * by Wilson Drug Co.
Nettie Smith.
been to Independence.
hundred dollars for any cane that it
L E W IS V IL L E .
Our principal street is just a mud fails to cure. Hend for list of testi
Frank Ritfier, and wife came down
hole. If gravel was not so easy to get monials. A ddres*: F. J. Cheney A
for the holidays from Wendling,
C E. Blast« has been confined to
perhaps we would have more of it on Co., Toledo, C, Sold bv druggists, 75
ilia bed the last few days.
Mr. T in gle« daughter, and her bus- onr roads.
cents. Take H a ll’s Family Pills for
hand, are over from Washington visit
constipation.
B. F. Smith has gone to Salem on
A G u a r a n t e e d C u r e for P i l e s
ing him.
business that will keep him several
Itching, blind, bleeding or protru
S P R IN G V A LLEY.
days.
Big crowd, fine music, good speak
ding piles. Druggist« refund the mon
ing and lots of presents, at our Christ
Mrs. 8. Phillips *has been visiting
H»*witt has returned
M rs. C o rd a
ey if Pazo Ointment fai’s to cure any
mas tree.
fr o m a w e e k ’ s visit will) rein fives in
case, no matter of how long standing, her sister, Mrs. Brovle in Salem.
F o r O v e r S ix ty Y e a r s .
Tank le y’s Way.
An old ami well tried remedy. Mrs.
“I hear you went gunning wdth Tank- W inslow ’s Soothing Syrup has been
ley. Get anything*/**
used for over sixty years by millions of
“No, but Tankley saw’ a lot.”
I mothers for their children while teeth-
“ Birds?”
| ing, with perfect success. It soothes
“ No; mostly blue squirrels, purple the child, softens the gums, allays all
snakes and the like.”—Catholic Stand-; pain, cures wind colic and is the best
anl and Times.
1 remedy for diarrhoea. Is pleasant to
the taste. Sold by druggists in every
T h e Com m on Hnn.
i part of the world
25 cents a bottle,
"C o m e back a g a in som e o th e r tim e;
its value is incalculable. Be sure and
T h e bill I cannot p a y ,“
ask for Mrs. W inslow ’s Soothing Sy
W hs a ll the bill c o lle c to r go t
T h e fo rty -s e v e n th d a y —
rup and take no other kind.
B u t w h a t the bill c o lle c to r said
’ Tw er.* Im polite to say.
—N e w O rlean s T lm es-D em ocra t.
Ai _____
W ill Trent and wife went to Smith-
field to vieit Sterling Crooks and fam
ily and see who had the ugliest baby,
so W ill’« friends say.
Patience—'They always ask me to
play when they knew 1 can’t play with
John Dyers house, at the Spalding in 6 to 14 day«. First application
out my music.
logging camp, burned down and none gives ease and rest. 50 cent«. If
Patrice—I see.
your druggist hasn’t it send 50 cents,
“The next time I go there I’ll take of its contents were saved.
in stamp« and it will be forwarded
my music with me.”
The basket social was largely at ten post-paid by Paris Mediciue Co., St.
“Just so they won’t ask you to play,
ded and panned out $36, which will Louis, Mo.
1 suppose.”—Yonkers Statesman.
he devoted to covering the school
N O R TH DALLAR.
house.
Average Altruism.
The Lake family
Rickreall.
have moved
H. Murphy has «old
his
been here vi>iting
Lynn Purvine.
two
• »
Ha n d -
* * j
i»H
• » * * « • • • » - » FREE.
The resident! of Luckbimute road
district are making an effoit t»» im
prove »he roads in this vicinity. A
petition is beimi circulat'd |u divide
this districi «o d recommendations to
(be county court will be made for
road »topervisors.
P O R TLA N D E X P O S ITIO N N O TE3.
A car load of Cuban thing«
on exhibition.
will be
Diffeieot Counties are arranging for
attractive exhibits.
Over a million persons are expect
ed to attend the fair.
An additional building with 90,000
fret of flour space has become necessa
ry for exhibits
The American inn is to he located
on Hie grounds and will contain more
than 600 rooms.
There is talk of a camping ground
being established on the hills back of
the exposition grounds.
Statuary valued at. $2.500,000 lias
baen secured from the »St. Louis dia-
play and will be a grand attraction.
A $35,000 fraternal temple will pro
hibit he erected on the grounds hy
the secret societies of the whole coun
try.
Traveling men ore thinking of erect
ing a handsome pavilion as headquar
ters for «11 commercial men while in
Portland.
One botldin': vill he devoted to ex
hibits from the East India«, Corea, Si
am, Turkey, Egypt, Persia, Japan and
China, and another to thing« from Kn
gland. France, Germany, Italy, Den
mark.
Russia, Hungary, Belgium ,
Austria, Sweden and Switserland.
Nasal
her daughter, Mrs
All enjoyed a merry Christmas anil
hsdpy new year.
Asthur Emmett and
Christmas in Saitm.
G O T H I8 H A IR B A C K .
H o o k ...
Gtiild’s lake, within the exponti >n
ground!, is spanned by bridges aggre
gating over 2,000 feet. It. will be fill
ed with various kind« of fresh water
fish and 50 candle power incande.*ccnt
lights will be placed at the bottom <»f
the lake on each side of lhe bridge« so
that people can see them swimming
In north Sprin r Valley a few of the Eugene.
shout. Indian canoe«, propelled hy
children are having a seigo of meaa-
Lester Lewis, *a former T.ewisvi ’e red men, will make it appear as when
cls.
hoy, was married in Pendleton last Lewi« and Clark were here a century
»go.
The young people enjoyed an even Wednesday.
ing at Hardy Crawford’s last Wednes
Since the holidays are over seve-nl
day.
of our farmers are cutting their wood
Mrs. Dave Mathews, of Salem, has for next winter.
W alter Norton was attending to
business in Monmouth and Indepen
Mrs. ,K«te Hunter is visiting her!
Mr, Bixhy and family and Higgins dence, Monday.
brother. W ill Martin.
a family from New berg, sr ent last
W . C. Swann and wife of Corvallis,
spent a pnrt of last wesk here with
Mrs Lou Remington has been visit week witii C. Pattrick.
ing her sister at Sheridan.
A. A Rav’s gave a New Year’s din the family of W . W . Smith.
H ugh Hayes has gone to see his ner on Saturday to the families of S
M W Jonrs and wife.of Monmouth,
*on. Mat, who is sick over in W a sh Phillips and W . B. Duncan.
have been spending the holidays here
ington.
Mrs Jackson Purvine has returned with relatives and friends.
Mr. Dighv went with George Coulee from a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Miss Lena O g’e, who used to nt-
to look after a claim in the Mill Creek Prescott, at LmOenter, Wash.
tend school at Montgomery, in a tele
country.
Miss Addie Clark returned to Ore
phone operator at Keithsburg. Illinois
Mrs. Anna W right and husband, of gon City after spending the holidays
¡»ml her father is owner of a bather
Falls City, were here Christmas and with her father, Capt. Clark.
shop there.
her sister. Linuie Mitchell, w nt
Jame« Thompson wlic preached for
home with them.
During »he vacation, our s< liool
us the last »wo summers was a wel
W'ill Cobh and wife and Minnie Lu- come visitor here last week. He is house was treated to »wo costs of
per and husband are here under the attending the theological seminary at paint on the inside. Wintlm Palmer
Inis been recmploved rs teacher, and
parental roof. Mr. Luper and wife i San Francisco,
school will continue as usual.
will occupy the new house being
S to m a c h Tro u b le s an d C onstipa
built near O H. Cobbs wagon shop.
If everybody would take ftp much in-
tion.
“ Chamberlain’« Stomach and Liver terest in peeing that the water is tun -
T o C u r e a C o l d In o n e D a y .
e ! off of the ro *d* near their Immea
Take Laxative Bronx» Quinine T ab | Tablets are the best thing for stomach up J.imes Haggard, II. 1). .Stunts and
lets. All (1ruKgist»'( refund the money ! troubles and constipation I have ever F. M. Lewis, the roads would not he
if it fails to cure. E W . Grove’s sig j «old,” says J. R. Cullman, a druggist so badly cut up in the spring.
of Potterville. Mich. They are easy to
nature is on each box. 25 cents.
take and always give satisfac’ioii,
W e now have all night serviie with
tell my customer« to try them and if Corvallis over the independent tele
B UEN A V IS TA .
not satisfactory to come back and cel phone line. Commercial wires are
K Peterson has iu 180 ac**es of fall thei" money, hut have never had
soon to be put on between Corvallis
complaint.” For sale by Wilson Drug and Dallas and a new independent
8( wn grain.
Co.
line will be built from Peedea, in the
Mrs W . H. Murphy Ims been with
near future.
Howell Prairie friends.
BRUSH COLLECT.
W.
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r.m llr
o t p u b lic a t io n .
P .lt x t o d i n
M N iL
D ir r iR E N T
L A N -
G U A U K ». C o n lu im C o rraci
C i a n c i a r , f o r o i l la t i t i » ,. » ..
E c l ip u . T ld » a n d
W .a ih m
T a b la * .
A . t r o n o m l e a l d u i»
l i a i o f r a a a l , Faa« a n d o l h * .
H o l t d a r s . ( J r s p h lc M s o s t l i t h l
D ls iiV A 'A i a n t i c h o i c e U lu s *
« v a lle n », »o w h ich » Is s d d e J a
* *' —
g i or »ft IK i n
Mrs. Chamberlain and ln*r son Jess’
wile have returned from the Salem
hospital but they are not well yet.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-
Root. the great kidney remedy fulfills every
wish in curing rheumatism, pain in the
back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
of the urinary passage. It corrects Inability
to hold water and scalding pain in passing
It, or bad effects following uso of liquor,
wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up many timas
during the night. The mild and the extra-
Ofdinai
"
ordinary effect
of Swamp-Root Is soon
realize« 5<1. It stands the highest for Us won
W EST SALEM .
derful cures of the most distressing cases,
Mrs. ¿fyrtle Putnam is busy weuv
if you need a medicine you should nave the
best. Sold by druggists In 50c. and$l. sizes. m g carpels.
You may have a sample bottle_of this
More hope are being put out on the
wonderful
discovery
Murphy pVce.
and a book that tells
more about it. both sent
M r, Maggie Painter spent last week
absolutely free by mall,
address Dr. Kilmer &
with telatives here.
urn* of Swamp-Root.
Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When writing men
Jess Luea* has bought a place west
tion reading this generous offer in this paper.
of the fair grounds.
Do not make any mistake, but re
Mra. Ellen Hirons is staying with
member the name, Swamp-Root, Dr.
Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, and the ad Mrs Glen this winter.
dress. Binghumpton, N . Y . on every
W ink Putnam has been down from
bottle.
Fosail visiting relatives.
Pennies.
Saved by Neuropathy.
I Francisco to speud the holidays.
C u re d H is M o th e r of R h e u m a t is m .
“ My mother has beer» a sufferer for
many years from rheumatism/1 says
W . H, Howard, of Husband, I’ennsyl-
vania. “ At times she was unable to
move at all. w hile at all times walk
ing was painful, 1 preterite*1 her with
a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm
ami after a few applications she decid
ed it was the most wonderful pain re-
| liever she had ever tried, iu fact, she
| is never without it m>w and ia at all
I times aide to walk. An occasional ap-
I plication oi Pain Balm keeps away the
[ pain that she was formerly troubled
with.” For sale by Wilsv.ii Drug Co.
M o .«
FREE!
wife spent
CATARRH
In all it» »tn-<*i there
should b« cleaunucs».
^
Ely’s Cream Balm
cl can »os, »ootbea nod he .:1s
the diie.ved ir.3.n!»ru.i3.
It euros cat..:rh an id.!- cn
away a co.J iu the head
quickly.
C r e a m B a lm i* placed Into the nostrils, spreads
oyer the mambrar.o a:.d ia absorbed. Ro.iefislni«
mediate and a euro follows. It is not drying—do««
not produce »neezin j. Large Sizo, 50 cents at Drug-
glsti or by mail; Trial‘b Ue, 10 ceut# by mail.
E LY BROTHERS. 54 Warren Street, New York.
Û ïïm
tw r u
IS G I V E N T O D E T A I L S
At our school. That is what counts,
and is one reason why our students
are successful
Business men appre
ciate tbia fact, and many ask for no
recommendation but ours. If you are
interested in a usable education, and
wi.«h to secure it for the lowest posshde
cost nnd in the shortest time consis
tant with thorough work, it will pay
you to investigate the advantage we
offer. Send for catalog,
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B U S IN E S S
C O L L E G I!,
Salem, Oregon.
W. I. S T A L E Y , Principal.
Alw ays Remember the FuH Name
I axative Rrorao rjuinlne
Cures a Cold in One Day,
in T w o .
Mr. Henry A Groce, one of I he pio
Miss Mnffitt spent her vacation in
W m
P e r f e c t l y B a ld W h e n H e S ta r te d
neer residents of Elgin, 111., w h s saved
Salem with her parents.
t e U e e N e w b ro »s H e r g t d d e •
fn n» a terrible and lingering death
In d is c r im in a te .
W i n t e r R a t e s to Y a q u I n a B a y .
Frederick Manuell, Maryland block,
Mr«. Vercler has* returned from her
from dropsy and heart disease hv
W e ch eer the sta tesm a n w ith a w ill
Both the Southern Pacific and the Butte, Montana, bought a bottle o f N ew - visit with relative« in Illinois
means of the wonderful discovery N eu
W h o s triv es w ith lo ft y aim.
Corvallis A Eastern railway will until bro’s Herpicide. A pril 6, ’S8, and began to
ropathy, which teaches that derange
T h e pu gilist w ith brutal s k ill—
Frank and John Olson took new
next April, on Wednesdays and Sat u se It fo r en tire baldness. T h e hair fo l- \
W m ch eer him Just tlie «nine.
ments of the brain centers are the
iicles In his scalp w e r e not dead and In I
urdays sell tickets good for 60 (lays at 20 days he had h a ir a ll o v e r his head. years dinner 1 ith Karl Harritt here
—St. I jou I s Republic.
principal cause of many disease*. He
o n S c n r.
25c.
summer excursion
rate«. Dr. Min- On Ju ly 2 he w rites, “ and tod a y m y hair
^ 7
says:
Byron H arrett and wife took Christ
(lettin g E ven .
Mo rns sanitarium will lie open. One Is ns thick and luxuriant as any one
“ It is about five year» since I t*»ok
mas
dinner
will)
Grandma
Harritt
in
“Mr. Roarington says the audience can now go from Corvallis hy way of could w ish.” N ew b ro 's H erp icid e w o r k *
D r Miles’ Neuropathic Treatment fo r made him very nervous the first time j Albany
to Portland for $2.60 the same on an old principle and with a new d!s- Salem.
dropsy and hei r» di-fnae. My condi he went on the stage.”
covery—destroy the cause and you re- j
price as hy the west side road.
tion was extremely critical
I exper
move the effect. H erpicide destroy! the | The proceeds cl the shadow social
“He is getting even/’ rejoined Miss
germ that cause# dandruff, fa llin g hair, , given on Dec 23rd was $23.30, which
ienced great difficulty in breathing Cayenne. “Now lie makes the audieucc
LONE OAK.
nnd Anally baldness, so that w ith the will l*e applied on an organ for the
and could not lie down without sm oth nervoua/*—Washington Star.
cause gone the effect cannot remain, j school house.
ering. My limbs and body w » t had
PLO W S . W ACONS ■ CULTIVATORS
E II. Hibbard is sick.
Stops fa llin g hair at once and a n ew !
ly swiden and 1 became \or\ wr.»k
1
g ro w th
starts.
8old
by
lea d in g !
T h e F au lt of Nature.
Brush College m w boasts of a fine
HARROWS BUCCIES SPRINC W ACONS
sick
at
Mr.
Tye
lias
been
El-
druggists. Send 10c. in stamps for sample
had been under treatment hy the best
H e dots his t's and crosses Ills i ’s;
«•ring bund, which furnishes ntusir
to The Herpicide Co.. Detroit. Mich.
liott’s.
In w on der w e a re lost
physicians of Elgin, and wm growing
for the school, the niemlier* being
U n til a gla n c e a t him m akes us w is e -
Bell
&
Cherringiou,
«penal
agents
wo*s every day. They could do noth
J. B. Nunn made a business trip to
Russell Beckett,
Frank
Winslow,
W e see his eyes a r « crossed.
ing to relieve me, and, in fact, gave
A l l s o rts o f m a c h in e o il.
O u r b l a c k e m i t h i n g is
—J udge.
Parker last week.
* John Olson, Hindie Kwarfs, Karl Har- J
me tip to die.
| rilt, Fred Olson. W e can also boast
ia g u a r a n t e e d ,
G r e a t v a r ie t y o f t h in g s fo r fa r m e r s .
Crashed.
Our
neighborhood had
severs! i
As sco » as I consulted Dr. Miles he
o f n male quartet, whose song wan
He (after the show)—I guess the Christmas family reunions.
showed me that my doctors had failed
! greatly appreciated at the social, es
to understand my case ami said lie curtain must have fallen too hard on
pecially their encore
The members
WHEN m
Mrs. Fevier Is spending the wi ek
c« old help me. It was wonderful how the first act.
! are Burt Winslow, Bvron Harritt.
with
her
sister,
Mrs.
Snyder,
in
Dallas
8he Why. what do yon mean?
soon relief came. It was almost 'n
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j Clyde Beckett, Frank Winslow,
He - That might «(»count for the play . Miss Iiickfton’s neice and f unify, of
pt ant ancons. 1 was soon a well man.
The cure was truly wonderful consid being «o flat. Baltimore News.
Olatskanio, spent the holidays with
POLK.
ering my age, which was seventy at
with her.
Be
D
is
c
re
e
t.
that time. I am now seventy-six
Henry Lehrman, of Pnttland, has
You should not strike a man when he J
C. L. Hubbard will soon begin
years old, ami able to enjoy life,”
¡been vk*it;ng rilwtiv** on 8alt Creek.
I s down. It's mean, and then
) manufacturing stave« near McTim
Mr. Cl roet* i* only one of the many
It Isn't safe. b*oau«e. you see.
I mouds Valley
H e may get up again.
hundred» of rcmaik *ble cure« effected
Our school started .»gain Monday,
Ebolliti be ms w hl’r and ¡mmarnln’6
Philadelphia
by Dr. Mile«’ discov rv regarding the
Claud Shaw being a w» 11 liked and or-
Charlie Phew and H-»m*r 8hope
a?* the eternal six w.** on Alpine peaks,
“ Brain 1%ti ers.” The doctors repu
|
derly
teacher.
! are cutting 300 cords of wood for the
O a th e R ea d .
I and tli« finitili as perfect Mh fr«*pte*f win
tation ns a specialist is national. His
normal school.
The population of polk is incr*xs
“Whnt are you doing now?**
d<*w panes. \\ here will you combine
Heart anti Dropsy ( ’ore is a marvel.
IOOR f0» MOVE IM »*
E M t OfMTATMKl j ing, a» Dyck's a son lor Christina« and j
“ Pm « highwayman."
j «r i and workmanship ii* such a l»*ati-
Every p fson afflicted with di*»a*e of
I-asc Mann and family, of Manito
CATALOGUES PKCI
j at A. G. Rem pel's a son for N«*w Y e«r
“Wlm-a t r
j tif.il b let ding
n« at tb« S.»b rn steam
the h*ai t. ►tornsell. kidneys, m n e * or
ba, wlx* were on th»dr wav to Califor- | SMOWIWO ru v t U M « e r «A S M E K T « AMO MAT!.
A. J. T O W E R CO., COSTO«. M AS«., u.S.A.
“Yep-
Paving contractor,
I laundry. t G«*od ji dgp- }M>int to * ur
dropsy, which often romp!feat* each
nia, stopped here and visited his aunt j TO'* - « C A t A O :A * CO , LTD., TQM o m to . CAMADA^
IT. 8 Grant had a number of goat
there Just the same.”
"
I laundry wot a in shirts, collars „i d
case, sltoubl send the doctor a descrip
Mra. J as Elliott.
kids more than a week I»« f* re Chris*
j ctlflV as the lugli» et perfection of »rt.
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t^on (»1 hia case, sod lie will send vou
H i s S t o o d tho Test 36 T eo rs.
mas, which is tomeihing unusual for
SOLA.
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ono tlioneand t»*M moniala, his Book,
earliness.
The old. original Grove’s Tasteless
an J $2.50 tieatnu nt free. Ad Ire«**. Chill Tonic. You know what you are
John Shaffer is petting a lame foot
The water from Salt Cre* k ro-e and
The Grand baiiitarinm, Dept. N, 1102 taking. It is iron and quinine in a Caused hy a horse.
| flooded considerable bottom land mix )
to 1112 Main 81., Elkhart, Indiana. tasteless form. No cure, no pay. 50
L*n \e *rd fW is D a II aa w »O» J. J. F M I«»
| overflowed the rosd« washing some
or At the fmy Confectionery i *
H. Hayden is visiting hi« daughter
— 1-10.
| cent«.
I Agricultural Implements »
$ Plumbing of all Kinds.
WAY GET SOAKED
* W AGNER BROS
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DALLAS«
Your Christmas
Shirt Front
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