Home Made
Have your cake, muffins, and tea bis
cuit home-made, l hey will be fresher,
cleaner, more tasty and wholesome.
Royal Baking Powder helps the house
wife to produce at home, quickly and eco
nomically, fine and tasty cake, the raised
hot-biscuit, puddings, the frosted layer-
cake, crisp cookies, crullers, crusts and
muffins, with which the ready-made food
found at the bake-shop or grocery does
not compare.
Royal is the greatest of bake-day helps.
ROYAL BASING POWOER CO., NEW YORK.
G A R D EN S E E D S IN B U L K
Buy our fresh seeds« in hulk, You will get front 50 to 100 per cent
more than if yon buy puck it e** need*, and you g°t fre«h eeed»— no
old i*eed» sent out year sif'rr year. Our stock of driver and gnu»*
seeds in complete end the priv« h are tight. Land planter, feriiLzers
and spray material, poultry ami bee supplies. Send for price list.
D . A . W H IT E & S O N
Th© ladies of the I*w is and Clark
D o a fn e t s C an n ot bo Gurod.
by local applications, ns they cannot division met TfMsday afl*M»QbW at
reach the «liseased poitinu of the ear. the home of Mrs. Kersiake and hud »
There is only one way to cure deaf- delightful time. Mrs. Prank Rowell
i i i »«, and that is by constitutional assisted the hostess and there was se
remedies. Detftfueut is cursed by an loot music by several member*.
ii<tl<iiiied condition • f the mucous
lining of iq© Eustachian Tube. When j
this t ube is intiamed you have a rum
bling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when it ie entirely cl«»*ed, deafness is
the result, and unless the intL«mma-
linn cun be taken out and this tube r«
stored to its normal condition, hear
ing wi’l he destroyed forever, nine
eas« stmt of ten are caustd by catarrh,
which is noihiiig hut an iufl >me ! con- <
ditiou of the inuci us am lac«». Wc
will give one hundred dollars for any
ease of deafness (caused by catarrh)
th .1 can no*, be cured t*y Hall's Catarrh
f ’ uro. Sand fer circulars free, F. J.
Cheney A Co., Toledo, O. Sold by
djnggislr, 75 cents. Take Hall’s Fam
ily Pills for constipation.
j
j r j* §
a
j £
/J @ £
,
j
W ill Hcott has rented the Sam Me- ,
Elinurry farm south of Independence.
Henry Fliekingers daughter, Mrs,
Maxfield, of Stiver, died iu Albany !
last week.
Tired Feeling
Is ■ C o m m o n S p rin g Tro u b le .
It’s s sign that the blood is deficient
In vitality, just a, pimple, and other
•ruption* are signs that the blood
la impure.
It'a a warning, too, which only the
hazardous (ail to heed.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
and Pills
Remove it, give new life, new cour
age, strength and animation.
They cleunao the blood and clear thi
complexion.
Accept no substitute.
“ I felt tired all the time and could not
■leep.
After taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla
a while I could sleep well and the tired
feeling had gone. This great medicine has
also cured me of scrofula.” Mae. C. M,
B o o t , Qllcad, Conn.
H o o d 's S a rsa p a rilla pro m l too to
o u ro a nd hoops th e p re m is s .
Independence is to have a half mile j
race track and a ball ground in the
same field,
B U Y IN G IN S A L E M .
W , P. Ireland, of Monmouth, ami j
Fied. Stump, of Silver, have been Al ,
ban;* visitors.
The miUinerv parlors of Mrs. Hilke,
on Commercial street arc full of new
|HE above picture of the and beuutiful things for the lsdies.
man and fish is the trade Many Polk cou ity ladies are going
mark Of ScWt’s Emulsion, there for their spring and summer
headwear.
Claud Lewis, an Airlie flock deni
er, has paid as high as $5 a head for
mutton sheep.
and is the synonym for
C .G . Rowell, who has spent the strength and purity. It is sold
One of the nicest clothing £tore» ev
winter here, will soon go to his ranch in almost all the civilized coun
er opened in th* city is that of Oscar
on Trask river.
tries of the globe.
Johnson on »tate street. Having beeu
Scott Campbell, who lives south of
If the cod fish became extinct brought up in the business there he
Monmouth, has been iiriiiated into it would be a world-wide calam knows what the men and hoys of Mar
the mysteries of masonary.
ity, because the oil that comes in u and Polk counties prefer in ¿hat
line and has stocked up accordingly
Lewisville post office having been from its liver surpasses all other
That is the place to get your new
discontinued its mail will go by rural j fats iu nourishing and life-giving
spring suit)
delivery from Monmouth.
properties.
Thirty years ago
Tw o of the Lebanon bank robber» | the proprietors of Scott’s Emul
You will find elegant, lines of un
have been sent to the penitentiary for sion found a w ay of preparing derwear and clothing at Koppes bar
five years. It p iya to be ho test.
cod liver oil so that everyone can gain store ‘.n the Y . M. C. A. building.
Fr »nk Lucas lias been reappoint*«!
Bring your eggs ami butter to this take it and get the full value of His variety of home nikde shawls will
P'»atmaster at Monmouth.
interest the ladies.
•«tore and get drygoods in exchange
Feedmen and Seedsmen, 255 Commercial street, Salem, Oregon.
LOCAL AND GENERAL-
Mr. and Mrs James Harris, of Roc-
WHAT WE HAVE LEARNED DURING
l ca, have a near horn con.
THE WEEK F RO M A L L AVAIL-
Uncle Ben Branson has moved from
Abla So u rce s DJahed up fo r Our the Henderson place to Sheridan.
N u m e r o u s F am il y of R e a d e r *
An aged Indian woman known as
In Abreviated P a r a g r a p h s .
Mary Ann died at Grwnd Ronde last
w«*ek.
For groceries go to Osfield’s.
Frank Miller, of Rick red 1. has gone
M. Hay ter, dentist, Wilson building i to South Bend, Washington to teach
Ji hn I*. Frost di»*d last week near music.
the Wallace fruit farm near Salem.
H, A. Bly bought of W . H. Elliott
Capt. G. 0 Appiagtle, who hasL-ng
been in chajgeoi the Klamath Indian
agency has resigned.
A ll the latest styles in Gordon hats
now here. It is the best $3 hat on
the market and can be had at the
l ,
lf
.
Bee lliv e store.
Dr. H. L. Toney, (Jen'ist, graduate
of Ann Arbor, Mich. Office upstairs
in the Uglow buildiug. Examinations.
free
’Phone 46
I f it is a bilious attack take Cham-
berlain’s Stomach an<l Liver Tablets
and a quick cure is certain. For sab*
by Wilson Drug Co.
About half the dogs in town are
wearing wire muzzles, not to keep
them fmm biting people but so they
cannot eat poisoned meat.
Go and see the new bath tubs, sinks
lavatories and fittings for latest styles
of plumbing at W agner’» shop where
you will find an up to date plum filer
the oil without the objectionable
Scott’s Emulsion is the
T ry the George lunch counter and
l>est thing in the world for weak,
Mike Flynn, who lias done so much backward children, thin, delicate our word for it you will not regret it.
— n—
locgimr in this county is manager of
a $5,000 sawmill plant in Benton people, and nil conditions of
Ladies Jaunty mannish shirt* are a
wasting
and
lost
strength.
county.
Best market price given at tlie Bee
taste.
Hive.
W ill Holman and hi* brother, Har
dv, have been back in the timber cut
ting 100 cords of wood for the Dallas
ice plant.
Send fo r free sample.
S C O T T & B O W N B , C h e m is t s
400-41« FKABL 8TBF.Br, NKW TOOK
50a. a n d 91-00.
A ll druggists.
fad of the m ufoii aud can be had at
the Barnes Cash store. Ask to sec
their novelty in ladies footwear Their
novelty dress goods are equal to the
best you can get elsewhere and much
cheaper Something causes their trade
to ountiniiully increase.
At the Bee Hive store they are sell
ing all the standard prints at five !
— o—
160 acres of ground near Lincoln for cents and there are 100 piece from j
$8,000
Many men need top coats during
which ti» select.
NEW TO D AY.
the uncertain spring wea'her. They
Floyd Duly, of Dallas, is soon to take
J. S. Hart and son, who lived in
preserve health aud add comfort. At
as a bride Miss Ethel Caufield, of Ore* this county for many years, now have
Advertising under this heading will cost '0 cents the clothing store of G. W . Johnson
gon City.
near Philomath a fine farm for which for anytning under 15 words for one insertion or 25 A Co. you can get nobby ones of vari
I ...
, . .
.
f they paid $4,500.
cents for three insertions.
Win. Ford is increasing the size of
ous color» and cheap enough. No
. . . . . .
. .
D . ,
.
,
: Ins dwelling betweeu Bridgeport and
better hats on earth than they carry
Putnam fadeless dyes arc easier to
and »lrirts to nlease everybody. Their
| Falls City
use and color more goods brighter and
M .O A I.B R E A T H , of Mon nouth. has le ft a few
• Blue Andalusian cockerels which he will gull $3,50 »hoes are equal to $4 aud $5 ones
, a ... « , .
.
~
faster colors than any other dve. Soldi
cheap.
!. * W Fletcher, of McCoy,
«ffl.c- by druggists, 10 cents per package.
elsewhere.
In! with dropsy and has recently been
1 rapidly failing.
George Whit «horn has been t hrough
DALLAS INKDROPS-
H E R E are two ttr ty cattle -at the home of David
Nachting.il on Halt Creek, adoreae Dallas. A 3
. . . .
,
.... , , Eastern Oregon inspecting merchan-
year-old red heifer with pie> a cut out o f le ft ear and
The
stage
to Salem doesa big pa ag
J- A
h» « » • » " * 'nlock
W.islungion a new sawmill that will tile prospect» and will probably go in a litfht red steer w ith white spots, no horns hut ger, baggage and freight business.
marked in both ears. L et the owner claim them
to
business
forty
miles
beyond
Shani
cut 20,000 feet per day.
and ; ay charges.
ko.
***
W m . Dent will tomorrow have a
The Dull»» »trnni laundry ia now
Everybody’S Magazine for April ia A P A IR o f geldings, each wdjihinjrabout 1,450
public sale of stock and farming im
yellin g I lie hulk of ilia! work in onr
a big thing. Besides being very I X pounds (or sale by H. G. K eyt at Perrydale.
plements at his home near Buell.
ii.idsi «nd patronage i» beginning to
meaty with bright literary articles it
come from oulaide point». Waal.ing
The familiar face Jo* Helnrick. n contains a great deal of attractive ad
GGS for hatching from select pens of S. C. Black
ailed for and delivered.
Minorca*. Pearl Guineas and Pekin ducks. Also
former county commissioner, was to vertising.
D
T
he seen on our streets tha other day.
K
three pens of Minorca* and
five pairs guineas for
The annual congregational meeting sale.—C I, Ballard, Kickreall, Oregon.
the
Presbyterian
church
A. D. Loop, who lives between of
LD PA PE R S IN PACKAGES O F M> FOR SALE
Smithfield and Perrydale has a Jersey will he held at 8:30 on Thursday ev
at this office for If» cents, also blank notes and
Success Magazine for April con heifer that had a calf before u year ening March 30. Report» election of mortgages and all kinds o f leiral blanks
officers
and
other
necessary
business
|
old.
tains a rich literary iea»t, tic re being
will be transacted.
something to suit all refined literary
Miss Fav Fulkerson, from M«.n
FRF.SII milch cow » for sale or to trade for dry
tastes. If you can afl’*«rk only a few mouth, is a milliner at Grass Valley,
cows or steers by Frank Row ell, Dallas.
Horse buyers say they find very few !
magazines that should be one of them i and P. H. Murphy is a shoemaker really good ones for sale. All first |
class animals command high price», j A "l W K T H F R goats for sale at only $•» each if the
A Portland man just hack from ' there.
cherub stock i* no longer wanted. All | i l whole dock is quickly taken. They have just
Oklahoma says that hundreds of pen
Let those concerned remember that farmers should attend the Stallion 1 sheared an average of 8 } pounds, and are on the G.
Reinpel place near Perrydale. Apply to J. G.
pie are pulling up stakes there and j all nominations for city offices must shew here April 1 and arrange for | G.
Reinpel at P olk station,
coming to Oregon, in some cases b** filed with the city auditor by next belter colt».
nearly the whole population of small , Wednesday.
!L O V E R seed for wile by II. D Staats near Lewis-
George Jones wants $2000 for the
towns are coming.
Banker Hirschb^rg. of Independ- ferry at Independent»©, but th** Im ) ville. Address Monmouth.
President W illiams and Cashier ! ence i* seeing the sights of Southern provement League who are figuring
Hay ter of the uew Dallas bank would i California and looking into the oil on a free ferry say they can make a I T )R O N Z E turkey ejrif* h>i ssle by Wm. KrBber, Dal
j I ) bis. Leave orriers at Crider’s grocery or call
like for the general public to drop in j well business there,
n< w one for $800. If the matter can- I farm phone 351 .
and see h'W nicely they have things j
not
he
compromised
there
may
he
t
w
o
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J. H Hawley, of Monmouth, spent
arranged. They are ready to cash
ferrys.
j ^ FIRST class n llch OOWS for sale by John Webster
his
70th
birthday
last
week
with
his
checks from everywhere.
& near Dallas.
son, Curt at Bethel. That was his
The Stallion show to be held here
M. M. Ellis, presulent of the Dallas home for many years.
during the afternoon of Anril 1 is
hoard ef trade appointed as delegates
HF, fine Jacob Pfau farm o f 313 acres near Eola
Mrs. Joe Stow», of Falls City, is vis creating qu re an interest. Many fine
ia for sale on easy terms. For particulars ad
to the league convention in Salem
u lam
*
)M , I. Capps, at H
Salem.
yesterday, J. E. Sibley, F. J. Goad, R. iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs W. horses are expected on the grouml
C. Craven, R. E. Williams, J. C. Hay- W. Jones, at Amity. She is suffering a**d a whole lot of country people have
decided to come in and see them. One /"VIOIYheavy wagon for 8>-.|e or trade cheap by
O r, M. D Ellin, North CherHngton from blood poisoning
Harrf near Dallas.
of the horses to be shown came from \ T Newton G Harris,
ami Dr. Carey.
Marsh Siinp*on. from down on the France and cost nearly $4,<H)0.
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O AK fence po-ts for sale by G.
Up to March 15th the sheriff had Yaqnina river, has be»n at Airlin visit
T lw Yam hill County Live »tork a . 2 0 0 phrey, Pioneer.
collected through the In<lei>enri»*nce ing bis mother, Mr». Martha Simpson
sociution mohsir pool will be sold » t ; _____
who
is
about
90
years
old.
hank $13,500, Bush bank $5.200,
Dallas in connection with the Polk |
l ’ R V fN E . w b«M address is Rou t« I , Sa
Scroggin bank, over $3000 with the
W . W. Jones, of Ami*y, has sold county pool on Saturday April I. All J • Jj, P lem,
wauts to buy some gouts after she .r-
Monmouth bank to bear from
Be 42 acre» of land near there to Oscar who have mohair »0 »ell in »«id pool ; l"*-
sides tnat he collected about $50,000 Taylor, of Salt Creek, at. 45 an acre. will report the number of fleece- t
I Ten acres of it is orchard.
iu his own office.
t l i « »g e n l» at Am ity, Newhcrif, No-tli 17 >n » A t . 1' — Whit, ,n.t Hm»n i ^ h o m
/or
v ...... i , i i i u h . r ù l . n
.....I M » \ l i « » v i l l . .
lu loh in g.H . E. K o tcr,!,h o n , 211. M I m ,
On account of the mild winter this I The ladies of the M. E. church will Yam hill, Sherid»n and MoMinnville
springe clip of mohair is unusually 1 give a Rose fair during the laUar part
Conrad Stafrin ha» returned from
O LIC ITO R W A N TE D -*Lady or fr»ntleman. in
long and it was ncvcr a better quality. of May. They desire that exhibitor* 1 rtlm d a graduato in phrfrmaey
vour city, to sclicit *>rders’for iforsts neciied «v
There is already,,* demand from New will get ready for this event,
on
Good 'money for the solicitor.
»nd li»» »vain taken chart;« f t h e er>’
,
.
r
»
i
t
At
i r ->
‘ Duly tyide atvak6 persons want#I, with rc:ommen
England fo- Or-gon mohair and it ;
j «lrilg»t«*re.
In»tea«l
of
th e
W l*ei»U , (lotions. Address M. B. Box 482, Salem, Oregon.
Goerge
Hay
good
has
sold
to
Aus
now commands 30 cents per pound.
¡»m g Co. , the firm name will h e r ,-’ _____________ ______ __
___________
The Dallas p«*ol sale on the first of tin Had lev some south Dallas Infs for
af,e, be ;he Stafrin Urna Cu Or.
M o n r TO h o t* A T A L L TIM EH A T
$450
and
VV.
S.
Firts
bought
of
G.
W.
April is apt t*> bring the top notch
Csrey f**ing the silent p»rtner. prom 1 th * very best rates obtainable.— H. G. Campbell.
Johnson several West Salem lots for
price.
week to week the public will see in _
$763.
1 here e«.'u...... a numbar of their de-
vfoNKy ^ LOAN ON !MPR0VEU PXBM PRO
Ben Wliiteaker, who still lives
So many Dallas people will soon go s i r a b l e o f f e r i n g » -
jH
perty at usual rates by Oscar Hayter, Dallas,
where his father settled this side of
to
making
improvements
whhin
and
Monmouth iff 1848 was in town Tues
Mr. Fisher, the »aloon man, ha«
around
their
homes
that
their
careless
day. He ts stronger and mo-e active
A T f PER CENT ON F A R «
o ney to lo an
bought from W. W. Linten the old
security.
J. L. COLLINS. Dallas.
than five years ago and »avs that neighbor* will get ashamed and fall I Nichols farm five miles northwest of
into
line.
wh» n he begins 1» f- »*1 »he symptoms
j Dallu».
He gets everything inchul
of any kind of sickn**»» he simply bra
E. N. Hall is bidding a neat cot ing stock aud implements for $3,500
A b o u t T h resh in g .')
ces up and refuses to let it take hold tage near bis nice new borne and ami gives in part payment his re»i-
of him.
I Ralph Morrissn will er«ct a good cot- ! «letice property on railroad stre* t.
H A V E s new and improved band cutter and feed
Vaughn A Weaver, the plumbers, lags in th** same vicinity east of tha j Mr. Fisher will move hi» family to the
er and want a IS- to 20 horae |>ower to drive it.
country and will his saloon as soon as With any one b avin * such an engine I would tike to
tinners and hardware men, keep hath Christian church.
iraksarrangem ents t * thr'sh together, « y ma
tuh« in »took and do »11 manner of j „
F Campbell, clerk of Uiillu» • he gets a fair offer.
chine w ill fit a 32-iach evlinder and 5S-lnch sieve
THOMAS E L L IO fT . Dallas.
plumbing. They r»n .upplv pump» , ,c h .K>. ,|j„rjr t , wU| lip to A pri< l . i rr- | The member* of the city council aeiNirstor.
•nd windmill» on »linrl notice. J m ; rBivt. hid» for 20 oor.le o«k grnb and ! have been looking extensively into
ware in »took «ud nrmde I n order Stov-, w (,or()<
fir WOO|| , , bl. ,)r|jYere(| | the rock crusher question and have
e. of various kind», ?*lvaniied gutter [ b#fpre t,,e mW(Ile 0f September,
I learned iio little about cru»bers ami
for hanging cave trough*, saws, axes,;
I road building. The question of buy-.
mauls ami wedge» for wood cutters.
| T h - Salt Creek an I Mill Creek tel- i inir a crusher and m akin g nerm anent V OT,CB M
OiVEN nn*i
THAT
TH* in L M
’ N u
dersirn-d hswaMthHr
sccount
©phone company have made Jacob m g a crustier ana m am n g perm an en t ^
gmKl streets will come np at the conn- matter o ....................
f the estate of fra
— H. Townsetvt
About a year ago two women
president; M A. Conte©, vice-
an I Saturday, Apr. 8, 1905, at the hour of 10 o ’clock
m.. haa becti appointed by the < ounty court of
here se-king aid for an orphans home (,re8ij«,n t; }f W Bennett, secretary; ! cil meeting next Mon« l.y evening
at i*e;ittle and »his week two others | *]\
Brown, treasurer; and Harry when it will l * decided wl.eth«r or u . » w r l o r « » , '. lorPofi. ,oo,.|y, u th, tim,
not
the
prop...itinn
.h
.ll
he
pill
to
were around asking help fur sn or- , B*nnett lineman,
vole * t the A p r i l election.
fore notified t i appear at «aid time and ahow caiuw».
pliant home somewhere else. Help- j
if any exist, why the said account ahvu'-i not t»e ap-
less orphans everywhere de.-erve aid
The plant of the ( oast Range Lum-
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provipd and the administrators cJ said estate and their
T o Cure a C old In on a Dsy.
h.*r.d-n»-n di«chM «sd.
but the propriety of contributing to , l»er company, at Falla City, will 1*?
„
/ a •
-r i
Dated this 7th day of Marrh, 19**
an unknown thing through strange »old by Trustee George Gerlinger
Take Lnxative Bromo Quinine Tab-
n n T ownsend ,
agents is doubtful. The conntry i* April 10. he receiving sealed bills up i l«U. A ll d r i i . i « ! » refund th . money
J £ Z LV
A.
full of fraud« many of them under j to that time. It is valuable propeity I if it fmlt to cure. E \\ . Grov©1« sig-
j nsttire is on each box. 25 cents.
i* iutier, aiinriwv.
the guise of gooduets.
! and out to sell well.
O
4
C
T
S
M
I
Final Settlement.
The new afreet h «t» of Mr». Melz-
gria reein to be ju»t wl.»t the ladie»
i.round want judging from the Dum
ber she la aclling. Aak to see her
women and
childrena furniihing
goode.
***
Ri-sera firearm», Ammunition n id
fi.-hing tackle »atiafy all who hi.,'
them. He keep» nothing hut the heal
grade» aud hia price» »re always mod
erate, hence his good trade.
* »-
If you want to see the most up-to-
date line of clothing for spring you
•hould virit the Bee Hive store. They
will ehow you the very latest in all
lines aud their slock i> the largest in
town.
*.*
Good farm and dairy butter at H ow
es grocery »tore,
»• »
I t is about time you wera getting
lighter footwear for spring and sum
me- and let us hint that yon cannot
Ho better than to go to Gaynors ex-
elusive shoe store' A.U kinds of rub
ber goods in stock.
Seed man Ray he« plant foods that)
would make all your shrub«, plants | The Lise Guards are two regiments
aud dowets- iirnwt th rifty »m l uUtap- 1 of-cMjjilrv l.,nni^z pint of the British
tive. I f bo.hered by npiirrel» he h»tf hoitsrhold-tfO efeT-Thiy are gallant
a poison that will make them ^o dead »oldiera. aud every loyal Bluish heart
is proud of them. Not only the
or leave the neighborhood.
K ing’« hot.«vliold, but youre, cure,
*»*
everybody should have its life guards.
C. H. Morri«, the popular jeweler, Tlie needof them is especially great
is doing a fine hiisii.es» generally, when the greatest foes of life, di-eaa-
cranky time pi.ee» made to run r ght 6S. find allies in the very element« as
and defected eyesight greatl. improv colds, intloerz«, catarrh, the grip, ami
ed. L\l* glass ami other pretty things pneumonia do in the stormy month
(or presents.
of March. The bert way we knew of
to guard against these diseases is to
Wm Fanil ha» »11 kinds of imple strengthen the system with ILawla
ment» needed on the farm, in the g tr Sarsaparilla— tin* greatest of alt tile
dun or in the yard at Una aea.-on. You guard-. It removes the cot ditiona in
will agree that il always pays to buy which these disease» make their ti-"*t
the best and he keeps no other kind. Miecessful attack', gives vigor and lone
See those elegant lawn mowers anil to all the vital sntss» and fund on«,
useful garden tools iu Ilia show win and unpiuts a genial warmrh to the
dows. Keen kni-e« and »eieaora, gim blood. Rente., ber the weaker the
lets and augers, planes aud other car system the grtates the exposure to
penters tools. Rope, wire, nude and disease. Hoods Sarsaparilla makes
the system strong.
kitchen utensils.
».*
Beautify tha T o vn.
Our new spring goods are arriving
There is to be a mass meeting at
daily. W e cordially invite you to com. tl.e city hall next Weduesday evening
and inspect, then.. The wash good» to discuss ways and means of cleaning
this season are very pretty and we up and making more attractive our
have such a variety to chooso from. tion.es and surroundings and the
A beautiful line of trimmings to match streets of Dallas. As the intention to
all goods.— The Bee Hive store.
get the women and children cf tl.e
town interested iu the proposition
C h a m p io n L i n i m e n t for R h e u m a they too should attend the meeting.
tis m .
Dallas is already fairly attractive hut
Chaa. Drake, a mail carrierat Chan- could he made much more so. One
inville, Conn,, »ays: “ Chamberlain's way of arousing competition and en-
P mu . Balm ia the Champion of all lin Ihiieiasin would he to offer a small
iments. The paat year I was troub prize for tl.e grestest improvement iu
led a great deal with rheumatism in any block or group of blocks wi.hit. a
my shonlder. After trying aeveral given lime, The ambitions motb"r%
cures tfie storekeeper here recommen- aud children would soon make lazy
d«d this remedy and it completely sloven neighbors ushtmed of them
cured me.” There is no nso of any selves. Hundreds of strangers will
one Buffeting from that painful ail be it. onr little city Ibis year. Let us
ment when the liOimcnt can he ob put tilings iu such shape as to draw
tained for a small sum. One applica praise from them.
tion gives prompt relief and its con
tinued use for a short eime will pro A S a f e C ou g h M e d i c i n e For C hild
duce a permahont cure. For eale by ren.
In buying a cough medicine for
Wilson Drug Co.
children never 1« afraid to buy Cham
Sa lt Creek S c h o o l Meeting;.
berlain's Cough Remedy. There is
A goodly number of people from no danger Irom it and relief is always
several surrounding
districts met sure to follow. It is especially valua
there last Saturday and no little in ble for co'ds, croup and whooping
terest and enthusiasm was arroused cough. For sale qy Wilson Drug Co.
before the day was over. R. A. Camp-1
S h o w e r s of Rioe.
bell, of Ballaton, presided. There!
were songs and recitations by the | Join. L C a s tle , of Dallas, and Mrs,
school children and the ladies of th e 1 Litvina McColm, from Lincoln. N e
neighborhood sp-ead a fine lunch at i braska, were married in Portland last
noon. Superintendent Start spoke • week and Friday evenings train
of the attitude of tho public toward: brought then. Iiuine' The Iiehekuhs
the public schools, Miss Bessie Young j mi t them at the train and sprinkled
dealt with the subject of school atten-i them witl. generous showers of rice as
dance, the discussion being led by H. » sign that they were thrice welcome.
O. Seymour. There were brief talks, About ten oolock some forty of his
by J. A. Batter, J. Brown and T. 8. friends repaired to their new home
P. rown. Such meetings almost invar near tl.e pnhlie »cliool and gave them
serenade. They had
iably tend to greater interest in edu a delightful
knuwu eue.li other buck east years ago.
cational matters.
John Ca»tles friends are all who know
E XPO SITION R OTES.
III... and uo doubt his wife will soon
New York is having a if I & ,000 state win her way into the hearts of our
people,
pavillion erected.
Agreem ent
The Angora goat show will be the
greatest ever held.
*n W e the undersigned grocery dealers
ui Dallas hereby agree, that on and af-
The sight of the coming fair is more
r March I»t, 1905, for at least six
atlractive than that of any ever held " onlh», Ed. Plaster, shall be our gen-
before.
al deliveryman, the said Plaster to
On a recent Sunday over 8,000 pen- eliver nil groceries, leaving stores for
ole passed into aud through the expo 'l l parts of the city (within the city
iniits) at 8 and 10 o’clock A. M. ami
sition grounds.
and at 2 and at 4 ..clock P. M.— H, L
The W yom ing exhibit will show the Osfield, La lghary it Ellis, W. R,
wonderful results of reclaiming arid Howe, D. C. Crider.
land by irrigation.
Thurston Bros, of Cruwfordsvilie,
A congressional party of ten sena
have spent this week in Albany where
tors ami fifteen representatives will
tlieg were interested in a circuit court
take pait in the opening exercises
lumber company trial.
June 1.
O. P. Chace will move from D«llae
The $5,000 in prizes offered to stock
men will bring a big crowd of them. to Perrydale where tie is to work will,
There will be various kinds of stock tile railroad section crew. H . M. Pee
bles will then move into his own prop
shows during September.
erly south of the former John M cK in
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ley home.
W o o d m e n Excursion.
Next Monday will occur the Wood
Heveral weeks ago we were told that
man excursion to thehig 1,000 ini'ia- tho Independence bawdy house was a
tion nt the state metropolis post tiling of the past and that the deprav-
poned from Washington’s birthday on ed creature who ran it was going away.
account of the death of Head Consul Nuw we are told by one who ought to
Kalkenbnrg. Dallas camp will »cud know that said place ia to he refitted
her team and a number of candidates by the same vile woman. Ia it really
Th> fare for the round trip will he one true that the mayor council and busi
mid a third, men in uniform going fo. ness men favor such a degrading in
half fare.
stitution in their midst.. They can
drive it out if so inclined.
A g u a r a n te e Qura tor Plies.
Itching, blind, bleeding, or protru
ding pile». Druggists refund money
if Pszo Ointment fails to cure any case
no matter of how long atnnding, ir (i
to 14 days. First application gives
ease and re»f.
50 cents
If your
druggist nasn’t it send 50 cents in
stamps and it will he forwarded post
paid by Paris Medicine Co.. 8t. Louis
Mo.
P a id a F ra ter n a l Visit.
Last Satnrdav evening abjut 2ij
members of Jennings lodge, Ancient
Free and Accepted Masons, boarded
the motor at Dallas in response to an
invitation sent out by the lodge at
Independence. On arrival there they
were welcomed in grand style »nd af-
tir witnessing tile raising of a candi
date to tho sublime degree of a Mas
te. Mmnn, were regaled with a ban j
qui t, fraternal talks and mttaic, and
at an early morning hour vent hom e1
rej »icing. Those who went from here
were: E. C. Kirkpatrick, N L. But
ler, B. H. McCallon, V. P. Fiske, Os
car Hayter, R. L. Chapman, J, O.
Harter, Dr. Toney. Dr. llavter, A. B
Muir, C F. Belt, 1). 8. McDonald, W.
G. Vassal), Mr. Hollister, J. H .U glow
Walter Fuller, U. 8. Loiighery, G. L.
Rome livery e !»M «« ere good and Hawkins, Lot Sbreve, J. J. Wiseman.
others are better. That of E. W. Ful W illis Him.mton and F. Pepp«r.
ler, near the city hall, belongs to the
latter e!a»s. Good horse«, easy going
No man who is in sympathy wi'h
vehicles st.d polite attention given (o gambling or open »»loons on Monday
the wialias of nil patrons.
in D.illis should he nominated or elec
•a*
Fitch», th . baker, is doing a land
office business in the sale of bread,
pies and cakca. Many ladies buy it
I «c a n s « it i* better titan they can
make » t home. Have you tried hi»
Iwking.
V
The StaflMn drug »lore never h»d a
more healthy trade one big reason
heint; because they give such general
satisfaction. The very best in .the
market in their lines ia always to he
had there. By watching their show
window» Iron, day to dav you will get
an idea of the new remedic, they are
putting on the market.
ted to any city office The welfare of
The best coffee in town may be bad onr rising generation demands Ihst
at Howe». Get a sample and try it »11 evil influences he kept as far from
them as po-aible.
and it will make you want more-
•••
G. L. Hawkina ia doing aome of the
heat cemetery work ever seen in thi« |
county. First clssa material and lota j
of honeat work on it.
The Gage street hat« are taking the
lead this season and Mis» Collins h»«
a variety from which to «elect. If
situ , other pattern atiits yon better
»lie ha» vario.i shape« end trimmings
from which to select.
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