Polk County itemizer. (Dallas, Or.) 1879-1927, July 07, 1905, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text-J * >H£ POLK COUNTY ITtMIZUi . . . . ------------- --------------------- ------- went »pinning »long »1 about ten mile» an hour. Where the road was 1905. uneven there wa- considerable joltiug. DALLAS. F R ID A Y , JU L Y 7 In going aacli way we met or pasaed at Irait a dosen teams, mo«t of which Maid no nn>re attention to the auto- «■UtfilRS K virt F riday i l u K M N t t L 7 :3u mobile than a bicycle. The driver was in every case very caieful in pas»* > V . A . W A S H , tog scary team», always slopping on* ■n tT O B AND P SO P R IBToE. til thev had gone by. A former driver is said to have been very unconcerned in that matter but not so with Mr. SU BSC R IPTIO N R A T E S : Pugh. The fare is 50 cents each w> y, #1 5 0 ............................................ Per year him lie Independence and 8 1 m $ 7 5 .................................Per six months stage carries passengers for ouly two 40 .......................... Per three months hits, depending on freight to even up. Adveitising rates made known on Tin? auto will easily carry a dozen pass application. Correspondence is solicit- engers and sixteen can squeeze in, ad. their baggage Ming placed in outsi 'e Fine Job Printing done at reasonable neks. They start from the Palsc» ho tel at Independence and the Wiliam- • _____________________ ____________ ettein Salem, making regular trips Job priming Women ms Well as Man Are Made Miserable by Kidney Trouble. Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis courages end lessens ambition; beauty, vigor and cheerfulness soon disappear when the kid neys are out of order I I Or diseased. Kidney trouble has I become so prevalent ; Alii« McLaughlin. ol linen« Vista, lies bought the Ahe L x'lse property at Corvallis tor $3,0U0. E. H. Hibbard whohuab«eu serious ly ill for several month«, ww supposed to be dying yesterday. Wine of Cardui Cured Her. I.. O. Hamer, of Renton county, wee line week merried to Mi.a Kelt» Clark, weat of Monmouth. / Howe, i be grocery man, muet have! choice good» a', fair price, or >o many people could not be induced 1» buy j there. y o u r d iiP H e a lth and S tr e n g th with J a y n e ’ s T o n i c A^ ^ ^ v * o r ..o r ,o r V e r m if u g e . W OM EN , that It is not uncommon { for » Child to be born j afflicted with weak kid neys. If the child urin Onr county had the finest diaplsy I ates too often, if the j | of cherriea at the expoailimi on the! 218 South Prior Street, urine scalds the flesh or if, when the child Fourth, Judge Coed having aenl j reaches an age when it should be able to j j A t l a n t a , O a ., March 21,1908. down about fifty pounds that could | control the passage, it is yet afflicted v/ith ] 1 suffered for four months with j not be beat. bed-wetting, depend upon It. the cause of \ the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first j j | extreme nervousness and lassitude. I Mrs. George E. Johnson g»ve a par We can make your painting a pleasure—cheap lo buv and easy *o apply st6p should be towards the treatment of | j I had a si idling feeling in my I ty yesterday evening in honor of Mrs. I stomach which no medicine seemed I these important organs. This unpleasant j Jt will give you 100 per cent »etUfactiou, We cmry all kind» oi paint» j Richard Thurston from Crawfords- | on Sunday. One good results of aut- trouble is due to a diseased condition of the j | to relieve, and losing my appetite I already prepaied, ol the bei»t make. ^ ou do not have to hire a prof»«- ville. The guest» were Mrs. Barnes. AIH LIE AND V IC IN ITY. o m o liles will b e.better roads. kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as , I became weak and lost my vital- [ aional pnjnier to do your iiiixiii}'. We do it for you without extra charge. ; Mr»,, Lukin, Mrs. Wash, Mr» Van most people suppose. ■ ity. In three weeks I lost fourteen I Our paints are guaranteed for five year». Dissatisfied customer» can get • 100Re v a rd .tio o . Orsdel, Mr». Reynolds and Mrs. Thur- Some days »gif we went to Airlinon Women as well as men arc made mis pounds of flesh and felt that I must I their money hack at any time within that period. with kidney and bladder trouble, find speedy relief to regain my I j.to n the morning motor and returned ’on ) The reader of (h i. paper will be plc«*- erable e I to learn that (here > at least one and both need the same great remedy, j j health. Having heard Wine of | The Mitse* Tenni* club g » v « a very \ th*» one leavin'? there at.5 O'clock ;n <1 eadeil dieeate that «Hence has bei n The mild and the immediate effect of Cardui praised by several of my I ; pleasant lawn social at the home of i Swamp-Root is soon realized, it is sold the evening. The day was spent able lo cure in all its stapes, and (hat by druggists, in flfty- friends, I sent for a bottle and was [ Mr. and Mrs V. P. Fiske last Wednea- j is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure i the certainly very pleased v/ith the I day evening, serving ice cream, cake chstting with the citizens and the cent and one dollar Ami von will live longer and die happier. O ily positive cure now known to the sizes. You may have a results. Within three days my I and lemonade. They will again serve farmers who came in for their mail 1 medical fraternity. Catarrh beiiiR a j sample bottle by mail appetite returned and my stomach I on »ex. Saturday afternoon and even- t » buv something from the stores One c uirtilutional disease, requires a con- free, also pamphlet tell- Rom* of BwMupStont. troubled me no more. I could : ing, the funds going toward their new digest my food without difficult)’ I storeli* owned by Miller, Alcorn and .uLuiinnal treatment. Hall's Catarrh ing all about it. including many of the tennis court. All are invited lo at- 1 J Core is taken intenally. acting directly thousands of testimonial letters received and the nervousness gradually | tend. Johnson» the last named being in ,,pOM ths blood snd mucous surface of from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer diminished. Nature performed charge, and the other by Dive and the system thereby destroying the & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., be sure and her functions without difficulty I mention this paper. When ordering fruit trees and ornamental shrubn, Phv Simpson, it being kept by Albert f"Undation of tlie disease, ami giving j and I am once more a happy and Booth's D e rrin g e r. i the patient strength by building up j Do not make any mistake, but re well woman. remember the Oregon Nursery company, 8aleui, Ore- Newbill. Each one enjoys a larger onniitution and assisting i ature in The derringer pistol used by John 0LIYE JOSEPH, the name, Bwunip*Root, Dr. trade than wo Inti] supposed. We doing its work. The proprietors have j member Gon, has earned a reputation for furnishing just what j Treat. A tlanta Friday Night C lub. | Wilkes Booth in assassinating Pres- Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, and the ad beard Mr. Johnson ordering things s > much faith in its curative powers j dress, Bingham pton, N. Y. oil every you order. All stock guaranteed “true to name.” i ident Lincoln is in a safe in the of | Secure a Dollar Bottle of | fice of the judge advocate general of from Independent*« by first motor and that they offer One Hundred Dollars j bottle. Save your order for our representative, or write us direct, To guard f »r any case that it fails to cure. Semi | Wine of Cardui Today. the army in Washington, having saw Mr. NewbiM unloading a ton of f<T list of testimonials. Address F. J . against impostors, ask to see Agent’s Certificate of Agency. been in the custody of the judge ad Hour that came by wagon from the I ’henny & Co.L Tole.hqOhjo. Sold by ; ( ) [ J R I vocate generul since the trial of the Kings Valley mill. When we ask Dr | all Druggists, 75c. Take Hall,s Family | conspirators. This has been brought Wilson who ¡« in ch *rKe of the *¡1- i 1'i11" for °oi.»tip*tioii. W H A T T H E Y HAVE T O SAY A BO UT out by the recent stile in Philadel- I --------- - ♦ ♦ ♦ - - road lousiness hh to the receipts per j T H E D O I N C S IN T H E C O U N T Y . j pltia of a pistol with which the «on farm for $5,225. RIVER POSTMAN. month now ns compared with ten crime was said to have been com- The Stiver school house is he ng Miss Cecil Blescing is visiting her J M Mitchell is patting up oppo- j T1]e ,)Urohaser wrote on to -ister, Bertha, at Albany. An U n e q u a l l e d a n d C o m p l e t e R e years ago he said that then he took in painted. »ite the auditorium a $la00 residence - 1 - ■ ■ u m e of W n a t Y o u r F rte n d a are I t ia probable th at London h a * 1 the war department .and learned about $80 a month which now the re ¿Nellie Phillips, of Montgomery, is at for rent. a n d Hav e Been La tely D o i n g . J . M. Tedrow and wife have moved that he had been victimized. ceipts average almost $350. Surely a the distinction of being -the only! down from Corvallis to their bop yard! a Salem summer school. Tom Fennell haa »old from his port where the ships lying at anchor | *t Calvary. place with that much business deser- Mis« Gertrude Kinney, neice of Mrs. H a s Stood t h e T e a t 2B Y e a rs . ranch acroa» the river 1,800 pounds A C a n in e C rim in a l. , , . , , , ure privileged to have their letters '**• P»” P'»-"T end frenrht facll- j eliv^ rc(1 to theru by river postm en,1 The old, original Grove’s Tasteless of Royal Ann cherries at 5 cents. Miss Gertrude Kinney is here from Win. Faull, is to teach at Polk. A woman was arrested in Paris idea. Most ell the freight to and | being customary at oilier ports Chill Tonic. You know wlmt you ari John Schuller ha» blacksmith »hops Nar, rink and Will Pattereon and for shoplifting not long ago. and it Noitb Dakota will) her aunt, Mrs. taking. It is iron and quinine in a at both Willamina and Sheridan. from Kings Valley pe.«es through f or sai|ors to apply personally for their wive* have been visiting the r was noticed that she carried a bright Win. Fault. tasteless lorn). No cure, no pay. 50 parent», Mr. and Mr*. F. A, Patterson. looking King Charles spaniel on her ^ .J M. Howell and L. E. Bedwell of Airlie, T B Williams, who lives lw o; their letters unless the ship i in en Is. Cato Johns, whom all old Pollute» arm. The police happened to ex Monmonth are hack from a mining will remember, is now a resident of mib-a aoulli, is deliveiing there 40b dock. The Tham es is divided into The stage to Salem is carrying pass amine the pup rather carefully and PEEOEE. ♦ rip to Nevada. Sti rnp'er. corda of fir wood for the motor com two postal districts, each under the enger» for 25 cent» in opposition to he automobile which charges 50 cents were surprised to find that it was Will Miller and wife have a new Onr reply to the dig of the Indepen- panv. We ask about the logging on control of a river postman, who de D. W Sears, the noted democratic trained to help the woman at her livers letters and parcels every baby girl. tlip Upper Luckinmute, the reply be The creditors of F. J . Oberer met trade. The dog was schooled to de ice editor »eeme to have been en w»r horse <>f Polk county, was a Dal morning in a craft which resembles tirely satisfactory. las vis*tor from Independence Mon Big crowd ami lots to eat on child w i'ha ing that Win, Prather and Oapt. Jim a fisher boat more than anything , view . to compromising - , - his . debt8 i snatch a piece of lace in its mouth rent day. John Waters is building a new res day. te(l - 1 j and then hide its head under the wo- idence in McTiinniotuls Valley where Smith began it about35 years ago and else. Of these districts the first ex Miss Vesta Eason, of Eugeue. i» man s arm. Wm. Vale and Mrs. Dyer are both tlint there were now eight camps in tends from the custom house to he has lived so long. here visiting Elder Lobdell and wife The city council has propriated $100 very bad off. Limehouse and the second from and above Kings Valley. Last year B u y in g D rin k in g W a te r. Frank Chapin, a former resident of and assisting with the music at the to |-av for estimates of probable cost Limi-house to Maekwall. The river Since the above was written Mr. of new water works. A civil engi eighteen million feet of logs were driv A New York paper is responsible j Dallas, is down fr»m Ellenshurg, Wash tent meetings. postmen start on their rounds punc Vale lisa died. ne! r and contractors have been look for the statem ent that there is ington, with his family. en down from that region into the j President B. F. Mulkey of the Ash tually at 8 o’clock every morning, Mr. and Mrs Castile have come to ing over the grounds. scarcely a family in that city which W illamette river and this yenrR out I and. needless to sav, there is only The home of 0 . J . Hussev this side land uorn al, delivered the Fourth spend the summer here. i»f July idd’PH.s at Slayton. He says does not buy spring water fo r drink Asa Taylor has bought from George of Butler has bean repainted and is put ia expected to exceed 25,000.000 ,,ne delivery a day.— London Mail. they have plenty money to tide the Jones 105 feet fronton the north side ing purposes and estimates the value •ourroundud by a new wire fence. Mrs, Frank Turner and liaby are feet. Everybody «poke in praise of | ------------------------- school over another year. of his livery stable and tnav erect of the total consumption throughout getting over the »ore throat. T h. Oldest Copper Min«. Ralph Shepard, of Zena, ranked the road work being done by Percy there a farmers feed abed in place of the country of “ potable waters other Mrs. Jan e Hi chins, mother of Must of our people went to the Ma the nuisance recently abated. high at the state agricultural college T h e Rio T into copper mine, in Hadley, who lives on the Tarter place. than those supplied bv municipali from which he has just graduated. Mra. E. E Paddock and George H itch Spain, is the oldest producing mine ple grove camp meeting Sunday. Frank l.inileman and Bnra Tarter are ties” at $10,009,000. ens, of Independence, died at Salem in the world perhaps and is still im Billy Elkins and family were on! O n e D o lla r Saved R e p re s e n t* T e n Mr-. Melissa Locke, of Portland is Saturday. She was a resident of Bue baching across tha road from Mr mensely profitable. There is evi D o l la r s E a rn e d . from Independence on the Fourth. visiting her son, Gabe, near the old na Vista for a number of years. Cheap F lo o r S ta in . Hadley's, Mr. Winleratem Ima recent dence that copper obtained from its The average man doea not *ave to | home place south of Independence. Jo u rn a l orOregonian, A cheap floor stain can be made exceed len per cont of his earnings. ly bought from Mr, (taroii the old ore was an article of Phoenician A cord of good wood will pay for A fire in McCoy Tuesday destroyed his paper and t'ie weekly Oregonian Use The regular price of the Semi-Week H e must »pend nine dollars in living) of permanganate of potash. Racier place which was taken up at I commerce as early as 1109 If. C. expenses fot every dollar saved. That two quarts of water to one ounce of Millers residence, »tore and blacksmith or semi-weekly Portland Journal for a ly Journal, tlie Oregon or the Itemiz n very early day by lamia Parrott. I The mine lias lieen worked success- shop and threatened the whole town er is $1 50. The two Portland paper- being the ease cannot be too careful year. If any of your neighbor« arc not There ii'-e around many representativ fullv bv Phoenicians, ( ’eltiberiana, give the news of all over the state and about unnecessary expense«. Very of- permanganate. I f the stain is too dark use more water. Brush the Jacob Hmrh and wife ami Mis» taking these papers tell them about, it. Homans, Goths. I lie ftemizer contains what is going tpn a few cents properly invested, like es of the Htauts and Williams families, Carthaginians, liquid over the floor, let it dry in B csmo D a »»field have been taking in The result of the revival meetings who settled in that vicinity sixty years .Moors, Spaniards and Englishmen. on all over Polk county, We have buying seeds for bis garden, will save overnight and then rub the floor | ' he exp» sition and so have been Mr at the Rapt ist church was three bap The ore is a copper hearing pyrite. arranged to furnish either of these pa several dollars outlay later on. It is ago J , 0 , Hastings lias moved to i m<l Mrs J. T. Lady of WilUmina. with boiled linseed oil. tisms, sfo additions to the church end Itolies found in the mine indicate l>ers and this paper for $2. A better the same in buying Chamberlain’* Independence , E, T Evans from near The assessors show tint, about 1,- several that joined other D u M bm chur Phoenician working, and it is known news combination you cannot make. Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. W o rth K n o w in g . Dallas having rented his farm for five that the Homans got out large val ------ ------- ft poets but a few cents, and a bottle 100 people live vvitlnn the corporate ches. Evangelist Jones has gone to Ila v sprinkled with a little chlo lin i's of Independence. Close to the hob! meetings at Hood River. of it in the house often saves s doctor’* yeara. His son, Green, is farming ues. At present it is owned by a BU E N A VI8 TA . bill of several dollars. For gale by ride of lime and left for an hour in outside of that line perlnp« 500 more. F. H. Morrison and family, G. L. four miles out toward Kings Valley London company, which in the years Our new store will soon, be read) Stratin Drug Co. a closed room will remove the smell A. It. Lewi» keeps a meat shop there front 1893 to I90'.‘ produced 208,- tor occupancy. The summer normal school ot don- Hawkins and wife, Ed. Shaw and wife, of new paint. m nth is well attended, and the »in W alter Williams ami wife, Miss Em - and runs a wagon to supply country 834 tons of copper. LONE OAK. A tin cup filled with vinegar and Henry and Martin Conger »pent ti nts, most of whom have had more roy McDevitt, Miss Lena 8 fouffer, people and the camps. C. E. Steal* Dr. Snydar haa gone back to hi* placed on the back of the stove will or less experience, are having a profit I Miss Olive Smith and Harry Guvnor the Fourth at Philomath. Old Fashionad. old Missouri home. : prevent the smell of cooking getting able time. They were given a pleas had a fine time and feast Tuesday be- ia algo running a meat wagon and Lester Murphy has been visiting A certain widow who lives in New ! low the Hallock mill. ant reception last Friday evening. tells to almost .eveiy family on his Y ork state is very desirous of hav hi» grind father on Howell prairie. Mr. Samuel* ia up from Portland | over the house, looking aftei his hay. Louis Domaschofsky was in from routes. Mrs. Rose keeps the village ing her congressman use hia influ Kdna and Muriel Hall, of Dallas, The attendance on the m ailing day Baked Squash. | Pioneer Wednesday and say« the fif- have been among relatives and frieiuh hotel. Grandma Set-ring lives there ence in securing a pension for her. Mr. and Mr*. C L. Hubbard have Select a nice firm Hubbard of the exposition was 44,700 hut. last | teen phones on their line to Dallas are with her son, Jim . Many ye-ira ago been to the exposition. The member received a letter here. squash, cut into sections and boil Tuesday it w h s 53,700 being the large- ; working all right. He says that est Oregon crowd ever convened. she was at the John Burns place front this constituent several days Our hay crop will be abundant and Miss E ll* Carpenter is attending * for fifteen minutes in salted water. Evt ry train and every boat brought Charlie Snelliug was badly kicked by wh ire Mr», Brown is now living. ago, again calling attention to the warm weather is driving aphis from Salem summer school. Remove from the kettle, drain and people from everywhere. It was a a horse and that all the neighbors are hauling wood to town. We aaw Mra. Jcfl Bevens, a daugh fact th at she wants recognition. At grain fields. The Misses Doutliett, N> hrnska place in a baking pan with a little grand, glad day for all concerned. Some farmer» try lo *ell their hay ter of .Barney Morrison and sister of | the end of the letter there was this Marion Winn is erecting a barn t-psrber», ar* visiting their aunt, Mrs. sugar sprinkled over each and bake Bud Alexander, south of Indepen indignant paragraph: “ I want you and J. M. Prather has remodeled and until tender. Serve in the rinds. \V. H. Boats. Mrs. Ike Simpson and Mrs. Mark Em- dence, i» boring a well toward China when only half cured to get a bigger to know that tnv husband diet! of painted his home. v Sloper Bros, have gone down over 300 price for it, but shrewd buyers are be Mr and Mrs. Cunningham, of G iv, bree. I'm man Bevena and Grandma | regular old fashioned consumption, leet and no sign of water. At about ginning to shutdown on such practice. Mr. Rinehart field representative of Washington, have been visiting tier Grant we interviewed aa they passed contracted ,n the service. There is Life 200 feet they struck a thick mass of Then some who have very weedy hay •ister, Mrs. Hubbard. the anti-saloon league gave two fin* through. F. A. Link told us that somebody writing to the pension o f The poet's exclamation : “O Life! I logs and were at last accounts drill try to sell it for a cleat» article. Buy addressee here Sunday. some of hia wife» people from the en t fice trying to keep rue from getting A g u a r a n t e e C u r a for Piles. feel thee bounding iu mv vein»," i» n ing through a hard, gray, sandy forma ers should demand both clean and well cured hay or a reduction in price. Persons that can randy lion. Itching, blind, bleeding, or protru joyous one. were here visiting them. Grain look the pension, who says Jo h n died of IN D EPEN D EN CE. ding piles. Drnggizts refund money I or never make it, in honesty to them- ed farily well and much hay was be tuberculosis.”— Washington Star. Curtis Cooper ha» titled up a nic if Pazo Ointment fails to cure sny case I -elves, nre among the most unfortu ing cut. Old Hops looked well enough meat market. C h ic a g o ’s R a ilw a ys . no m atter of bow long standing, ir 6 i uate. They do not live, but ex ist; foi but some of the young vinea are puny. Chicago’s north and west railway Simpson» saw mill hat closed down to 14 dava First application gives j to live implies more than to I»«. To ease and rest. 50 cent* If your I live is to be well and strong— lo arise George McLaughlin and Frank systems were apprai-ed for taxation for lack of log«. druggist nasn’t it send 50 cents in feeling equal to the ordinary duties of (¡round were there from Buena Vista purposes by experts at $ ‘¿ 7,000,000 M W. Mix has sold the 79 acre I*ee- «lumps anil it will I’« forwarded post j I he day, am! to retire not overcome by i — rn 'X3K«L?4*«a for lumber for the new Odd Fellows and stocked and bonded bv the own paid by Paris Medicine Co.. St. Louis them— to feel life bounding in my ers for $117,000,000. This $90,000,- 1 vein». A medicine that has made Mo. hull. The rural mail from Stiver pass 000 difference represented the value thousand» of people, men and women ■ '■ • ----—' ca tlirougn Airlie, nearly everybody o f municipal franchises given to | well and strong, has accomplished a At the home of Mr. and Mr«. G**o. over a route of twenty miles getting thorn— that is, the use of the streets, “ I h a v e used o n e o f y o u r F is h B ran d Richarilaoi., July, 2. there wa* a party j great work, bestowing the richest Mess. S lic k e r s for fiv e y e a rs, and n o w w a n t in tbs afternoon letters and papeis privileges which the city would now gi?«u in honor of Mi.*« Crystal Richard I ing, and that medicine is Hood's Sar- on Bea. 2 5 c. a n e w one, »iso o n e for a friend. I w o u ld n o t be w ith o u t o n e fo r t w ic e th e that leave Portland in the morning. be glad to recover so as to got the *on ami Emma Miller. Many game» j saparilla. The weak, mu-down, or c o * t. T h e y are ju s t a s far ah ead o f • I dehillitatcd. from any cause, shonld advantage of them herself. B ut, *ere playe<f. and in the afternoon ice co m m o n c o s t a s a c o m m o n one is ah ead o f n o th in g ." cream, lemonade and orang^a were not fail to take it. It builds up the though she practically gave them A u t o m o b l l l n g to S a l e m , ( Name aa application.) «erved Those present were: Grace whole system, changes existence into Monday tnoruing, the editor, bis away, the chance of her getting I and make» life more abounding. wile and dang liter took the 7 o’clock them hack for nothing is as slim as HIGRKST WARD W ill’S FUR, 19 ( 11 . Miller. Minnie Downing, Letha Hall, i life, Ava Hhielda, Blanche Zozle, Maud We are glad to phv these words in its motor (or Independence where at 8:30 the prospect of her catching up with j Ellin, Grace, Ade, Flora and Mildred favor to the readers of «»nr columns. B « s u r a you d o n 't * * t o n o o r th o c o m they and seven other passengers New York in the m atter of popula Muttrick, Ain» Prickett, Nina Hlniiie, m o n k i n d - t h t a Is t h o -v O W D tS hoarded the automobile for a twelve tion.— New York Tribune. M AR KET REPORT. m ark of e i c o l l o n c o . » ’ * _ Rooa Dome«. L u ira and Emma Mill mile rid*' to Salem by wav of Eola. A l ^ B ^ : R K PO R TK I* W /.K K LY B Y er and Crystal Richardson. jollier crowd nsver went Hying up the Hew tha Bun Rotatea. A . J. T O W E R C O . , L O rO H A B Y a Kl.I.I.H road. Kverylsslv soon knew every* • O S T O N , Studies at the Yerkes observatory | CHOLERA IN F A N TU M . body else and alt bauds contributed W heat, per bushel. $1. T O W E R C A N A D I A N C O . , L im it » . have determined the varying periods to the sgreeatilenes* of the trip. Man- B ran , p er ton $¿2 50 C h i l d not Expecte d to Live f ro m TORONTO. CANAD A. 35 * seer Mel Baldwin w h s along ami the o f the solar rotation in zones 5 de- I Short«, per to n , $23. O n e H o u r to A n o t h e r , b u t C u re d Makrrt o f IVgt Weather Clothing A Hat*. driver, Have i'ngli, was very careiul. : grees wide from the equator to l a t - : by C h a m b e r l a i n * « Col Id, C h o le r a O ats, per bushel, 45 cts. He makes two round trip» a day from j itude 35 degree*. Within 5 degrees ! and Diarrhoea Rem edy. F lo u r, per b a rre l.$4 20. Salem .mil the machine daily conanm of the equator on either side the pe- j Flour, per sack, $1 10 Ruth, the little daughter of E. N as some six gallon» of gasoline. Tin* I riod of rotation ia a trifle more than j Corn m eal, $2 50 jx;r cwt. Dew-y of Aiinrwville, Va., was serious road being in giaal eondi'inn and the twenty-four and a half days. The \ Potatoes, per bushel, 7 5 cts. ly ill of cholera infantum la*t summer. r- '■ « ■ ■■ i B u tter, per pound 20cts. j length of the period gradually in- We gave her up »mi did not expect L ard , per pound , 12.} cts. 1 creese* toward the poles, becoming her to live imm one hour to another,” B aco n ,s id e s , per }K)und, 15 cts. Hawed oak posts from fi to 10 f*ei lie «aye, about twenty-five and a quarter day* “ I happened to think of I >»7 In and out ther» in that feeling of »iiwe«l oak gats |K>«<s, an<1 oak •'haniberNvn’» Colic, Cholera and i H am s, per pound, 15 eta. between latitude 15 degree* and lat weakness that ror*’’es * burden of Itself. Shoulders, per p ou nd ,9& 1] ct». itude 20 degree* *nd nearly twenty- alalia for 50 cent» a load ut the mill Diarrhoea Remedy and got a bottle of Food does not strengthen. Eggs ,p e r d o ien , 15 cts. for salv by it from the «tore. In five hour« I »aw . five and * third day* between lati Jo** not refresli. C h ic k e n s , per d oien #3(tt$5 a change tor th»» better. We kept or tude 30 degrees and latitude 35 de It Is h»r«t to do, hard to boar, what Dried fru its, per pound,.lAi 10 cts. irivinff it an d ’ efore »he had taken the gree*. should b » easy, — v ita lity 1 » on the ebb, and --------- WWW. ------------ B eet«, per pound, 1J cent» half *»f on« «mall b a tik «he waa well. the whole system softer». B u y It n o w This remedy is for «.«Is bv Htrafin Drug Turnip», per po m < h 14 ct». On the Boise farm west of D*lla*. F o r this condition take Now is the time to buv Chamberlain's Cc. C abbage, per pound, 3 ct«. Colic, Cholera and l>i*rrhne Remedy ■ ■ -♦ — ■ Onion», per pound, 4 ^ cts. Cnmmi;«»i(tnpra Riggs and Riddell It i* certain to he needed aonner or Bean«, per pronud, 4<*’» cents. It vitalises the btisid. g i v e s vigor I and tone went to Salem yesterday to ad vine Corn m eal, per pound,3 c u * to «11 the i.ncana and functions. and la later and when th at tiipe cornea yoq wiih the suihoHfie« there »bout re- p. 'Iv aty an raiu illrd a ,, all run-down o r will need it bad'y— you will need |i Hay, per ton, $ 8 « $ I 2 d *t> .lusted condition*. quickly. Bay it now It in«y save life. decking and painting the bridge o->n- ' tlooB'VTiVLa soaaHeMtaa,- a , . . For sale by Straff t> Prng Co. necung the two couotie». Jo b pripting. FRY’S DRUG STORE, SALEM. FOR PAINTS. Buy Your Paints at Fry's Drug Store, Salem, Farmers and Fruit Growers! ST A F F OF R U STLERS- 1 OREGON - NURSERY - CO . A iW iiy s R e m e m b e r th e F u ll N a m e I axative Urom o Positive, Comparative, Superlative. rnmne C u res a C o ld in O n e D a y , G rip in T w o . Tickets to the World's Fair • From Dallas to Portland Posts and Slabwood. G eneral D ebility Martin & Blodgett. Hood’s Sarsaparilla N o lottery, no scheme. A straight business deal. Free to all our custom ers and their friends who trade w ith us. Com e in and let us explain how we do do it. It will be a saving to you. Y o u rs for bargains in dry goods, clothing, etc. THE HUS R. Jacobson &Co Dallas, Oregon.