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r r r - ------ — T --- HE POLK COUHlL_lIEMIZEß..I^n“i*- - ’* “** lon n U in oved to .Fa.U* OifJL- W.m. W oodeu from Willaniiua is running ---------------:— r ----- — r - G. W. Mu maw has been | Cottage Grove friend«. Over-Work Weakens Kidneys. among IKe Stre ^ gtL-Giver ‘S Your 1 the Carey farm and there ie no on© in Hop yards in good conditon and farmers making hay. I the old Fred. Wnymire hou«e whirl) Unhealthy Kidney* Make Impure Blood. ayne onic ermifuge men O ALLAS, FRIDAY, JUNE 30. 1905. whb owned twenty year« ago by Jack Pauline Neemith is with her aunt, All the blood In your body passes through j Mrs. McArthur in Porllaud. . Mitrbel, later by Jackson Baker and your kidneys once every three minutes. u » m » i i i > t v u T F u m i « o u i » A 7:30. «... The kidneys are your I now by George Siefarth. Nearly all Mis« Grace Burch is hack from Port- j M m s - i -4 w l * blood purifiers, thsy fil w a s h , ' land much improved in health. I those (»Id time place« are pretty well ter out the waste or EDITOR AMD PROPRIETOR. Impurities In the blood. worn out but by careful farming could . .Mine Ethel Hunsaker ha« been over i If they are sick or out ! from Turner with her aunt, Mr«. Lu he brought back to fertility.' Papa* of order, they fall to do cas. *,f vTIE body gets it« life from : ing the new Odd Fellow« cemetery on their work. S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S : * food properly digested. Pains, aches end rheu We run make your painting a pleuaarf— cheap to buy and ea»v »o apply . __ .. the left and the home of (». M. Tire on Cement, walk« have been added to Healthy digestion mean» puiy a ( ')() Her vear matism come from ex It will give \ oil 100 per rent «a I ¡«fad ion, We cairy all kind» uf paint«, | the already attractive home of S. T. blood for the body, but stomach I 7 5 ........................... i’er six months the ri*b t we took a Une leading south cess of uric acid in the already prepared, ol the lf* t make. Y o * do not have to hire >». profe«- troubles arise from carelessness Burch. blood, due to neglected 4 0 ...................... Per three months and «»on limited st tlie liome of Wm. in eating and stomach di»orders «ioiiMl painter to do your mixing. W e do it for you without extra charge. kidney trouble. | { Mr«. N. S. Burch and Lynn Ne*- Ailveitisin g rates made known on Kllis. whose wife it a daughter of M upset the entire system. Improp Our paint« arc guaranteed for five year«. Di«i*ati«fied cuatomer« can get Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady erly masticated food sours on the mith have been among their Spring application. Correspondence issolicit- Cuy, of Dallas. They live on the place heart beats, and makes one feel as though their money hack at any time within that period. stomach, * causing distressing field relatives. they had heart trouble, because the heart Is i . „ i, where Moss killed Harper, for which over-working pains, belching and nausea. In pumping thick, kidney- Fane Job Printing done at reasonable ' When over-eating is persisted in Some forty from here went on the ^rices he was hanged at Dallas many, many poisoned blood through veins and arteries. the stomach becomes weakened excuraiou train to the Portland fair It used to be considered that only urinary ________________________ _____________ _ years sgo. They are at the edtie of 1 and worn out and dyspepsia la«t Thursday. troubles were to be traced to the kidneys, I claims the victim. , Kails City and part of their land lias but now modern science proves that nearly And you will live longer and die happier. L IB E R T Y A N D B E Y O N D . T h e d fo r d ’ s Black-Draught I The eastern friend» who have been been »old a« city lot«. Their «on, all constitutional diseases have their begin | cures dyspepsia. It frees the visiting the K«>«er» for a month, will ning In kidney trouble. Not many mornings Ago we heeded , stomach and bowels of congested .Merton, I hie a very reupmn-ihle posi If you are sick you can maka no mistake i soon return to Pennsylvania. toward Falls City, ftrtt taking in the matter and gives the stomach tion in t hank at Moro. Paesing on by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild new life. The stoma h is quickly M r Bee settlement. W e noted hop and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's C u b a n D iarrhoea. we came to the home of A! Brown, Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy la invigorated and the natural U. 8. soldier« who «erred in Cuba yards *« follow«: Hugh Smith 10 whose wife was Mis« Belle Teal. Her loon realized. It stands the highest for Its stimulation result» in a good appetite, with i e power to thor during the Spaniah war know what acre«, Hr. Farley 20, Wilson Ayres 10, |,en- make nests where they please, wonderful cures of the most distressing cases When ordering fruit trees and ornamental shrubs, oughly digest food. this disease is, ami that ordinary rem and Is sold on its merits Ttide Me Bee 8 , Leonard Me Bee 0, S jHy a8 many egg« as they pit-use and You can build up your stomach remember the Oregon Nursery company, Salem, Ore- edies have little more effect than ao by all druggists in fifty- with this m ild'and natural D. Steffy 18, D. M. Hubbard (5, and then go to t>eiting here, there and ev cent and one-dollar siz much water. Cuban diarrhoea is al (ion, haw earned a reputation for furnishing just what remedy. Try Thedford’s Black- most a« severe and dankernu* a« a G. W . McBee 8 acre«. Nearly all o f . crywhere. The fir*t she knows of it es. You may have a Draught today. You can buy a you order. All stock guaranteed “ true to name.’’ sample bottle by mall florn» of Swainp- Hoot. ! mild attack uf choh ro. There i« one package from-your dealer for them being in excellent condition., j„ w^en they report at the house with free, also pamphlet telling you how to find remedy, however that can always be £ c. If he does not keep it, send Save your order for our n preaentative, or write u« direct, T o guard Mr. Steffy* C acres of hahy bops are ms a baud of little chickens asking for out If you have kidney or bladder trouble. depended upon a« will be seen by the the money to The Chattanooga against impoator«, aak to «ee Agent’« Certificate of Agency. Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer M e d ic in e Co., Chattanooga, good as we ever saw. Near his patch something to eat, Mr. Brown has Si Co., Binghamton, N..Y. i following certificate from Mr«. Minnie Tenn.. and a package will DO Jacobs, of Houston, Texas: I here- are two mineral sprints nm with a variety! *ix acre» in corn and has about 15(7 mailed you. hy certify that Chamberlains colic Do not make any mistake, but re uf ingrcd'enls. Man? persons l>»vn [ t,,nB of oat nnd Vetoli b.«y which he is cholera and diarrhoea remedy cured member the name, Swamp-Itoot, Dr. used the water for sprains, sore throat, t d(,liverillg i„ Falls City at per ton Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, and the ud- my hushank of a severe attack of Cu poison oak. catarrh, and other ail , Up the road are the homes oi E lva. dtess, Binghatupton, N. Y . on every ban diarrhoea, which he brought Go to R. Jocobson tfc Co. and learn Blank note« and receipts for «ale at home from Cuba. W e had several ments. Dr. Fur'av and wife were at I bottle. t-hia office» al o all kinds of legal how to go to the world’s fair free. Robertson and Harvey Gage and yon doctors hut they did him no good the exposition, the placa being run by blank«. der is the place where Uncle Adam and When yon need new hop-pipe *ee One bottle of this remedy cured him, bis hrolhnrinluw, Dean Cline. Itos- as our neighbor« will testify. I thank Shipping tags (nr «ale here in any Vaughn and Weaver about it. They Aunt Sallie Brown lived for half a coe Peebles will this fall leave the God for so valuable a medicine. For quantity desired, also blank note and !iivo tool« fo r making the very best century. Their daughter. Mrs. Joe «ale by Wilson Drug Co. j grade and at lowest figure«. place of Green Campbell, whoso sons receipt books. W H A T T H E Y HA V E T O S A Y A B O U T Gage lives on the eld home place and will take charge of it. Wm. Jackson, T H E D O I N C S IN T H E C O U N T Y . The Baptist meetings are still going F A L L S CITY. NORTH 0ALLA8. their son, W illiam , not far away is Cord wood or lfi inch oak stove whose family live near the school ¡011 with nnabted interest. 'I here wo d wanted at this office on sub having carpenters to finish up the Elmer Seller«, of Liberty, attended Mis« Ida Hayes has been quite sick. has been a number of conversions and An U n e q u a l l e d a n d C o m p l e t e Re house, has gone to the mining camps scription account. j a social at Alvin Brown«. new house erected in the place of the ■ l i m e nf W h a t Y o u r F r i e n d s a r e others are seriously thinking of lead Mr. Berg went to bis claim and put ¡n Alaska and John McBeo ia work a n d H a v e B e e n L a t e ly D o i n g . Fred. Waymire and wife, of Colfax, up a cabin. For load checks, warehouse receipts ing a better life. one that burned last fall. Out toward ing at Martini sawmill. D. S illers1 have been here among his friend«. hop ticket« or any other job pnntingl Mie limine of J. B. Smith. Mr. Dubre, Stella Lyons is staying with Mr« and John lieaioner have tine views come to this office. H a s S t o o d t h e T e s t 25 Y e a r s . Presiding Elder Coffee, of the Free Jake Hanson. from their near by home., Pa.ai.ig ! who bou* ht oul An» n Mver h,,iU " The old, original Grove’s Tasteless Methodist church, was liera Sunday, Wfien you wish to «ell goats, cattle J. VV. Boyer and wife have been ont on through the pretty little valley new residence. A t the bridge tli» Chill Tonic. You know what you are or other stock it would pay to adver The railroad bridge« are being pain from Salmon river. where so many bop pickers will gath church ¡son the south side and the inking. It is iron and quinine in a ted and trains can now run to the tise in the Itemizer. tasteless form. No cure, no pay. 50 Mrs. Georgia Davis i« sick at the er in September, we came to the school house on the north side of the feawed oak post« from G to 10 feet third crossing. If you wi ll to either buy or sell ents. - home of Clarence Brown. homes ot Garl ifcBee and Morris Liickiamute. Eddie Lee, who mar. ------- ~ —- wood nr anything else, this paper can long, sawed oak gate posts, and oak Paul brothers are painting and P. «lab« for 50 cents a load at the mill Hugh Hayes and wife Stindayed quickly bring you a customer, POPCORN. Hughes in a limbered region. A mile ried Mi.s Trnax, lives in the house B Harrington is hauling railroad tor sale by with Samuel Carné« at Sheridan. bridge timbers. or so ahead we passed a road leading from which Iris brother, W ill, moved Haying is now in progress. Advertiser* invariably have the ad Mr. and Mrs. Henry W right have u few months ago. That is a hop to the right and at once recognized George Gardner ha« been carpen vantage of those who do not let the Many swarms of wild bees are be gone back to their home at Uocca. tering for Bert Buell and J. U. Moyer pub ic know what they are doing or that years ago we had gone over it to yard center and most of them look ing hived. for W. A. Brown. Judson Mitchell, Mr. Miller and Mr. want to do. On the Boise farm west of Dallss. the small valley in which Robert Far quite well. Grain looks well and Mwny fields cf wheat have been in Z«»sel, of McCqy, were here Sunday. George Chamberlain is haying for ley and Asa Shreve lived ao long and there were many evidence* of indus jiirad by »phis. When you have stock of any kind Joe Gage and Dial Tati e is building a Miss Marie Sampson and her broth o r sale or want to buy anything it raised large families. Mr. and Mrs. trious farming. Our time being up er, Joe, have been visiting the Mitel* f ill pay to let it be known through Breece Gibson has been taking in- bridge at »Salt Creek THE Farley and Mr. Shreve have passed we struck out for the county seat. ells. the Portland fair, the Itemizer. Mr, Waterhouse is with a Southern over the river and Mrs. Shreve lives Imported German Coach Stallion C roup of IOO P ic tu res . Nellie and Horace Sykes have been Pacific bridge gang and hi« wife ha« Humbugs and fakes of various kinds L ife in Dallas with her son, Dot and Photographer Cherriugton has for to the exposition. moved to Monmouth. The poet’« exclamation: “ O L ife! I continue to come along and people daughter, Kate. That little valley is several months been taking the pic continue to bite at them, especially Jack Truftx is drilling a-well in Dal feel lbee bounding in my veins,” is a Jam «« Sykes has hauled 18 loud« of called Squirrel Hollow. John Farley tures of Polk county people over joyous one. Persona that can rarely those of a medical nature. las and John Teal is doing some fine gravel and sold $ 15 worth of new po or never make it, in honesty to them W ill make the season ot 1005 lives at the head of it and now owns seventy years old to pot on exhihi tutoes in Salem. road work around here, Volunteer correspondence always tion It has been framed and taken selves, sre among the most unfortu at the Farmers feed shed in all his fathers old place while Levi to Portland, the name and age of welcome from all over the county. If Rev. Walter, of Pioneer, is working nate They do not live, but exist; for Dallas, Oregon. J o u r n a l or O r e g o n i a n . Wright occupies the Shreve farm. each person being shown. First we at the Bufly mill and Ed. Richards, of to live implies more than to be. T o your neighborhood has been neglect- The regular price of the Semi-Week •d, you are invited to send the news Wm. Gilliam, John McDowell, John give the names of all under 80 years ly Journal, the Oregon or the Itemiz- Dallas, on the railroad extension hero. live is to he well and strong— to arise from there, uf age, they being Henry McCarter. The Bryan & Lucas mill runs only feeling equal to the ordinary duties of Hyde and John Nichols were early day E T Millpr, A Hiefarlh. F Ludwig, • r ie $1.50. The two Portland papei- the day, and to retire not overcome by Nearly all who advertise under our $15 settlers there. Over fifty years ago, Sam Goad, Dr Hunter, Mr Hayes, give the news of all over the state and when they have order« to fill. They will goon begin erecting their new them— to feel life bounding in mv heading New Today have their wants the Itemizer contains what is going $20 Mr. Gilliam wintered there and cul Mrs C 8 Basket, Mrs M A McCarter. veins. A medicine that has made met. If you wivh to buy or sell any- on all over Polk county, W e have mill. thousands of people, men and women down many oak trees to keep his cat Mrs Polly Bowman, Thomas Elliott, arranged to furnish either of these pa hiug try it and be convinced that h u b b a r d & m c d a n ie l Mrs M Elliott, J M MoFce, E Ki n- well and strong, has accomplished a printer1« ink pays. Found a Cure for Dyspepsia. tie from starving. Joe Card, w lc iiall, R G Stingly, .1 D Kelly, Joshua pers and thia paper for $2. A bqtt* r great work, bestowing the richest bless, of Dallas, owners. Mrs. 8 . I iudsay, of Fort William, livesat Oakdale, his acquired about McDaniel, Mrs Virginia McDaniel. news combination you cannot make. The Itemizer wants additional cor ing, and that medicine is Hood’s Sar Ontario, Canada, who ha« suffered respondence from every neighborhood ■ 100 acres of that land and has ten Dan Byron, Wm Ford, 11 I! Grant, I S PR IN G VALLEY. quite a number of years from dyspep saparilla. The weak, run-down, oi not. now regularly represented in it. acres of new hops. D.^thepheril. win. M Campbell, John Aslibangh, .1 J sia and great pain« in the stomach, debillitated. from any cause, shonld W ont you or some of your neighbor« Williams, G 1) Robinson, H Rich Baptist preaching next Sunday. has moved over to the Bridgeport mond, L 0 Hill, J E Elkins, J W was advised by her druggist to take not fail to take it. It builds up tin write to us about it. Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver whole system, change« existence into Miss Edith Roy is in Portlm d. railroad station, h is ten acres of hops Townsend. .1 W Berry, Mrs A M Bed tablets. She did so and says: “ I find life, and makes life more abounding. All postmaster« or agents are auth and is cultivating as many on the well, Mrs S Rhodes, Mrs Maria 8 milh, Our childrens day exorcises were that they have done me a great deal W e are glad to say these words in it* THE orized to retain 25 cent« from a regu Mrs Murngret Peterson, Mrs J Pagelt, largely attended. favor to the readers of our columns. Shreve place. His son, Calvin, who of good. I have never had any Buffer lar yearly subscription to the Item B F Owen, J H Savery, F M Collins, IMPORTED PERCHER0N STALLION Mis« Maud Griswold, of Salem, is ing since I began using them.” If izer hut no commission can he allowed married Miss Clevis Siefarth, is living 0 H Chapman, J G Toner, C J Row AIRLIE . troubled with dyspepsia or indigestion on combination rates. on Dia old home place. A little fur Lit ell, J L Collins. A Byerlev.J E Dickey, here with Mis« Jennie Coyle. why not take these tablet«, get well The showers this week did but little I f you or any ot your neighbor« have Many of our yoong people will at* and stay well? For «ale by the Slaf- er down tire valley, Cashier Vassal!/ T J Cummings, T B Hill, Monn e damage. Miller, 0 Hughes, T E Nve, Mrs N y , tend the Turner camp meeting. anything extra fine in the way of rin Drug company. of the Dallas city hank, has a 150 acre H II Siarr, J P Stsrr, .1 V Lyons, Owned by the Polk County Perche-on Hi- Tom Gross has most of his hay in stock or poultry, or if you know of Horse association, will make tho sea J. R Shepard has shipped several fsrm with a 10 acre hop yard, tlint is | ram Burt, Mrs N .1 Frink. Mrs Polly anything'else that might interent the the barn. thous.ind pounds 'o f cherries to Port BUENA VISTA. son of 1905 as follo w «: At the Farmers public, please tell us about it. being run by Warren Frink, who live- Hubbard, Mrs H Shreve, Dan Rich feed shed at Dallaa on Monday, Tues .. . . o i . ardson L W Lougharv, T J Hayter. land. Born— T o the wife of C. V. Johnsoi Mis« Ethel Knighten is working for I f you have goat«, she^p, hogs, eat- day and Wednesday ; at Dickenson’s next south on what was the donation j M i;|mdes, R C Remington. Mrs J on the 20;h a bouncing bo^. Rev. J. A. McKinlay and daughter«. Mr«. Wilson at Wells. tie, horses or anything else to «ell, ad livery «table, Independence, Thursday, cluim of Wm. Ford, whose father lived .1 Williams, Mrs A 8 Doty, Mrs Mar Alice and Muriel, are np from Port Supervisor Hadley is getting an un vertise the fact and buyers will soon Friday and Saturday. The bucket brigade put out a fire at an early day where Mr. Plankinton ! 1 Drown, Mra M Coulee, Mrs T M land. appear. Everybody expects to find usually lot of gravel on Ills roads. at John Baldwin« house. , | Hailey. Mra 8 J Boyd. Mrs Peter«. Mrs T E R M S : now lives. H a ifa century ago M a m l. c , dwell w c ¿¡„„unison , Ben siv h notices under our beading New Mr. and Mrs. Lockley, of Montana, Mr. Evans hauled several car I ruck ► $25 to insure. Due when m »re ia Mra Peterson, of Oregon City, is Today. The cost will be les« than Scott kept hotel and post office about Hayden, and Tlios. Wright. Those are here visiting their daughter, Mrs. to Spaulding’« logging camp last knowr to he with foal or parted with. viaitiug her uncle. A. J. Hall. you imagine. where L. C. H ill» home now stands beyond 80 years of agesre.faa Coulee. J, K. Shepard. work. Care will be taken to prevent acci Hub D Peters, T M Bailey, M Guy, Ira F P.vlor Knighten are hauling clay Many men and women are failures dent«, but responsible for none. He was succeeded by Charles Miss Lettie Abram« is at home to Parker for the ’Portland pottery. I. M. Simpson ha« been in the Mc M Butler, Morris Jones, M-s F, Em- today because they were not trained bard after which Mrs. John Hollins- nions, Mrs L E Bowles, Alex McDon from Philomath, where she has been A. H. H O L M A N , Coy neighborhood buying blooded to habits of industry in earlv life. Manager. A t the annual school meeting, Geo. sheep. head, now Mrs. Gibbons, of Oregon j aid, T If Lucas, E Hughes, E K Cut. teaching eloctuion. Some samples can be found in Dali s W ell* was chosen director and John Hoy Byerley was elected direcu i and scattered over the country. It is City, had charge of the hotel and post ! !?r’ ^ ,n. •i°'|n Smith, W C Loy clerk. Job printing. and Percy Hadley clerk at our school <4 parents duty to train their children offioe. 1 here has been neither store, Judith Shelton, M Waddell and In- meeting. to be «elf helpful. A Anderson and family have re hctel nor post office there for tonic : dun Jim. turned after two week« at Portland P. Hadiev has the contract for put 35 years. Many y ’ ars ago the school and Winlock. ting ths large amount of »tuves i t COUNTY COU RT. T H E FISH BRAND SLICKER this place on the cars. house was moved to its present loca Prof. Hawley, of Salem, gave an ed* PROBATK. A VALUED FRIEND tion and in more recent year* the Ev- i ucational address here Sunday and One of Charlie Powell’« boys got J l’D U l UA good many yean ago I bought a Rev. Elavor, of Independence, will his shouldar hurt recently by a tree angelical people have built a church I Ed. F. Coad F IS H B R A N D Slicker, and it ha* proven preach next Sunday afternoon. or limb fa ling on him . just acros« tlie creek from it. J. W. a valued friend for many a stormy day, but W. A. Ayres, Isaac Hughes, and \V. C. E. Staats.is making regular trips now it ia getting old and I must have Lee has a new home where his father' ^ Ellis were chosen to appraise the A g u a r a n t e e C u re for Piles. with his meat wagon and will contin another. Flca*e «end me a price-liaC.’ * ««tiled in 1847. Mr. Lee ia now living , l " rw,KI<l •»tate snd I). W. 8esr,, Itching, blind, bleeding, protru name o f this w orthy doctor, obit (red to bo out In «11 ue until after hop picking. . . . . . . .. * " A. M' «mar ami C . W . Irvin tu np . ( The sorts ding pile«. Dm ggizts refund money o f weather, w ill be * l» e n on « p y l*— witli lua daughter, Mr». Smith at j prai.e Hi. F. H. Coukey palate. j if Pa/.o Ointment fails to cure auy case Roscoe Strtftt# carried sway the har EST m HO yOBIOTHIBvim. no matter of how long standing, ic 6 ness; Colfax, Wailiington. Mra. Win. Kuril. r> i.r i , ,! HIGH Everetlc Htssts the buggy robe; C. VV. Irvin was mail« guardian of A . j . T O W E R CO. on Box. 25c. to 14 days First application gives and A. C. Slant« the $20 purse at the fiili.r , Elder David Huhhnrd, avltled, Mary T. Nvlaou, an iusun. p.mon.j Boston, U. S. A. ease and rest. f>0 cents I f your Independence last Saturday. at an early dav on the place where uut' 8r » 1.200 hond.slao aa guardian ol j TOWER CANADIAN druggist nasn’t it send 50 cents in W r lived | Oould C r e „ , under »2.000 bond. Four jolly batchelors were married George Gardner lived at at a a latef latef d#y day | C O M PA N Y, Limited ^ «tamps and it will be forwardod post- near here last Sunday at 10 o’clock by Toronto. Canada IM P * D. W. Sears, H. Hirschberg and B. I paid by Paris Medicine Co.. St. Louis Rev Arnold as follow «: Frank Bush aiul which is now owned by Lee Fen- W e t W eather Clothing:, Suits, and H at« fbc . , fA a a ... . . . . . . . , ■ wM i°n were chosen to appraise the Mo. and Do vie Batchelor and Ernest Bush all kinds o f w et work or «port tdn,of Dallas. Elder Hubbard preached property of Gould Creeay, a minor, and Dulcie Batchelor. in all the old time school houses for H,,d Mary Nelson, an insane person, CUBES J STOMACH, w . ,v. ’S T V •»- FRY’S DRUG STORE, SALEM, FOR PAINTS. B u y Y o u r P aints at F r y ’s D ru g S tore, S alem , Farmers and Fruit Growers! O R EG O N - N U R S E R Y - CO. THEDFOSDS LBMK-DMUGHTJ OCR STAFF OF RUSTLERS. Posts and Slabwocd. Martin & Blodgett, ALBAN Terms- i $io ( TAFIA Always Remenler ths Fttll Name I axative flro ia o £V*anine Cures a Cold in One Day, Grip in Two. BALLSTON. miles around and never thought of taking up a collection. Nelson Chu- . ai t * t a. t , . pin live, at the fork» of 111. road load ing north to Oakdale and the hon.e . , _ . . . where J . I Starr, of Dallaa, ran a blackamith »hop for Kune yeara. i. now vacant. VV J. Slow i, on the Frank Huhhard placeand A. Sampaon live« at the place from which J, M. Catarrh I . a ron.Tttntlon»] til».»».. It originates 4n a scrofulous condition of tile blood and depends on Unit condition. It often c.nscs headache and dirtiness. Impairs the taste, smell and h. nrtn,. af fects the vocal oriran*. Ulster os the stomach. It la always radically and permanently cured by tne blood-purlfylng, atleratt»» and tonic action of rr »» rt .. e T . J Hayter was chosen adininis* Hator of the John V\ aymire estate C. Hughes, J. M. ('am obeli, and I T „ RUWell a. appraiaera. ^ ... ,, , . . . . *' H. Coulee waa made adminia- tralor of the Mary E. Coulee eatate i with G E. Cutler. I. 8. Kamaev and ; Kob' ‘,• ^ , ■»* apprai.ert. Elmer Now bill lias returned from Portland. Chase & Skaife D KA I.KKS IN Wind Mills ECLA Mr. Holman i* spraying Ilia hop«. Pumps Wea Trent ha* a badly broiaed foot. I Mr. Limn haa suffered greatly from I a sprain. Joe Ixiopa »on Roy haa a badly cut j knee and ia under the care of Dr Me (.'■lion. Mr Chainhsrlsio ia completing his j house up on the Santiain »here lie will move in tile fall I B> * Fer.uaon lias gathered a larije and extra d ll. crop of cherriea am] This areal medicine has wmnsht the most P»*‘* cents a hundred for picking wonderful cures of all dl.errs. * depending m • e. - < « «crqfrK or the scrofuioua habit. _____ I J. A Baxter, ol Salt Creek, w«s on Moop*erii.La are u# Mr catbarti.. , the jury that tried 8*oator Mitchell. and Tanks 58 State afreet Salem. Oregon tlOOCL S sarsaparilla Mrs. Fudge and Mra. Ciaik drove to! Kiekreall for cherries. John Harris and family have been visiting Bellyne friends. Sunday» rain was good for gardens lint bad lor unslioeked hay. Orval I’rice, Norman Daniel* and Norman Koub have been fishing. . K L. Sears was here Sunday from ] I ilillaboro where he is repairing bicye- ! lea. T. J Newbill, principal of the Inde pendence school, is here with hie | parent«. Tillery A t'hapman are building a irr.inery for N. M. Conner and Henry | Clarks new bqildiuge are under way. R IC K N E A LL. C. O G S U M P T I O N Isaac Uoodell ■* panning in Salem Grandpa Nance ie ovor from Ball- atou. MARKET REPORT. R K f O R T B l) \ V ,iK K I.Y B Y 1.0 H G H A R Y A B I.U 8 Wheat, per bushel, fl. Bran, per ton $22 50 Shorts, per to n , $23. Gate, pbr bushel, 45 cts. Flour, per b arrel,#4 20. Flour, per sack, $1 10 Corn meal, $2 50 per cwt. Potatoes, p er bushel, 75cts., Butter, per pound 20cte. L a rd ,p e r pound, 12$ cts. Bacon,sid e s , per pound, 15 ot*. H .im e, per pound, 15 eta. Shoulders, per pound,9(2 1 ] eta. E g g s ,p e r d o te n , 15 cts. C h ick en s, per doseu #H«f$5 Dried fru it*, per pound, 3^10 eta. B eet», per pound, 1$ cent*. T u rn ip », per pound, 1^ et*. Cabbage, per pound, 3 eta. Oniona, per pound, 4 ^ -t*. Beana, per p ou n d , 4<*-> e-nta. Corn m eal, per pound,3 cte Hay, per ton, $8;»|12 Job printing- 9 Tickets to the World's Fair . From Dallas to Portland N o lottery, no scheme. A straight business deal. Free to all our custom ers and their friends who trade with us. Come in and let us explain how we do do it. It will be a saving to you. Yours for bargains in dry goods, clothing, etc. THE HU8 R. Jacobson&Co Dallas, Oregon.