Polk County itemizer., October 06, 1905, Image 2

H E
POLK
COUNTY
IT E M IZ E R
THE m i
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don’t Know it.
H ow T o F in d O ut.
Fill a bottle or common glass with your
DALLAS, TEIDAT, OCT. 6. 1005 water
and let it stand twenty four hours, a
sediment or set­
tling indicates an
i>ishM*iKD K vsby F riday M okrinu A 7:30
unhealthy condi­
tion of the kid­
VV. A . W A S H ,
neys; If it stains
your linen It is
KI>1 TOR AND PBOPK1KTOK.
evidence of kid-
7 X I ney trouble; too
frequent desire to
SU BSC RIPTIO N K A T E S:
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pass it or pain in
the back is also
4 1 5 0 ......................................... Per year convincing proof that the kidneys and blad­
$ 7 5 .................................. P r r a i x months der are out of order.
4 0 ..............................Per th r e e months
W h a t to Do.
Adv eitising rates made known on
There is comfort in the knowledge so
a p p lica tio n . Correspondence is solicit* often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-
Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills every
F ine J o b Printin g done at reasonable wish In curing rheumatism, pain in the
back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
*n ices.
of the urinary passage. It corrects inability
to hold water and scalding pain in passing
it, or bad effects following use of liquor,
C y ru s B r o w n le e N e w to n .
wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
This noted California humorist and necessity of being compelled to go often
entertainer, wilt give an entertamni« nt during the day, and to get up many times
during the night. The mild and the extra­
st the college chapel thin Fridav even
ing. Cyrus Broolee Newton was horn ordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon
realized. It stands the highest for its won­
forty-six years ago in California. After derful cures of the most distressing cases.
completing his college course in hi, If you need a medicine you should have the
native state, he taught elocution in ;i best. Sold by druggists in 50c. and$l. sizes.
number of le «ding educational institu­
You may have a sample bottle of this
tions in the interior of the State, and : wonderful
discovery
later accepted the position of professor and a book that tellsj
more
about
it,
both sent!
of elocution with Ht.In gnatiu* College |
of San Francisco. His splendid hu absolutely free by mail,
address Dr. Kilmer fit noma of Swamp-Roo«.
morons en te rta inm en ts attracted wide j Co., Binghamton. N. Y. When writing men­
attention in his native State. He has tion reading this generous offer in this paper.
appeared over fifty times in San F ra n ­
cisco alone, before clubs, lodges
Do not make any mistake, but re­
churches, etc. He is without doubt member the name, Swamp-Root, J)r.
the most finished entertainer t bis State Kilmer's Swamp-Ro ot, and the ad-
has produced. "A s an en tertainer he die«s, Bin gham pto n, N. Y . on every
’••is no su p etiir and few equals." buttle.
T ick ets 25ceots. Student* 15 cents.
C r o n t R e d u c t io n S a le .
•$;
W ith «very range s«*ld during tin**
*al«*, w« give absolutely free $fi.50 in I *
goods, including anything in the store,
l'beae are all first elans steel ranges ■
I «uch ill** well known Bridge Jr- Beach,
tin CJuick M< al and Moores sieel
ranges.
Win Faull.
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MEDICINE
n* WOMEN
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II >p picking all over with.
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Prunes are i f Hue quality but lack
j «piali tiiy .
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Mrs Stingi« leaves f«»r New Mexico I jg*'
days.
Our pastor is Rev.
Idaho district.
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POPCORN.
If you are nervous and tired out
continually you could have no
clearer warning of the approach
of serious female trouble.
Do not wait until you suffer un­
bearable pain before you seek treat­
ment. Vou need Wine of ( ’ardui
now just as much as if the trouble
were moro developed and the tor­
turing pains of disordered men­
struation, bearing down pains,
leucorrhuea, backache and head­
ache were driving you to the un­
failing relief that vV ine of Cardui
has brought hundreds of thousands
of women and will bring vou.
Wine of Cardui will drive out
all trace of weakness and banish
nervous spells, headache and back­
ache and prevent the symptoms
from quickly developing into dan­
gerous troubles that will bo hard
to check. Secure a $1.00 bottle of
Wine of Cardui today. If your
dealer does not ke«'p it, semi the
money to the bodies’ Advisory
Dept., The Chattan sjga Medicine
Co. bhu. lanoorji., Kim., mid Ko
medici.io v. *11 be uont you.
•d.
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William
F a i r.
COMM IH8IONK RH.
Garbili lias gone to
Catarrh
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SUNNY
l)or Gibson and family spent
couple of weeks at Netarts bay.
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Ben Syk«*s and wife have departed
for their Pennsylvania home after a
short otav here.
Men’« Good Suits at from $5.00 to
$15.00 former price« $8.00 to $25 00
Bov«’ Lung Pant Suits at $4 00 to
$8 75 fo-itner piices $0.50 to $12.00
All our overcoats t»> every kind at cost.
New fall style«.
E\«rything in Furnishings, Houery,
Shirts of all kinds at cost.
F o r O v e r S ix ty Y e a r s .
A. Todd and wife, of Cuba, visited
I friends here last week.
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| The Misses Mabel and Francis < onp
«r are attending the state university.
Paul Roebl and wife, of Great Falls,
Sun ! Montana, are visiting ber brother,
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Sam. Goff.
NEEDED
y o u n g m e n and la d le s <»f «rood h»wt*,to
LEARN TELEGRAPHY
AND RAILROAD ACCOUNTING
We furnieh 7ft |>er cent, of the O|>erutom and
station Agent* in America. Our six nchoola arts
the larjfent excluait« TeUifraph Sch<H>l* in the
world Kit’ablitthed 20 year* and emloraed by all
leadinif Uailr<N
id «‘tllcialn.
W* excute a |2S0 Itomi to every student to
furniMh him or her a position (mvine from >«40 to
a«*« a month in State* east of the Koeky Mnun-
talML >»r from YTff lo itoo a mu'itli m M ktss « < -i
of the Koskie*. im m e d i a t e l y
upon
g r n d u a tlo n
Student* can enter at any time No vacation*.
For full ) mii tleulara reirantinx anv of our School*
writedirevt to our executive otIU-e * t cincinnati,
Ohio, catalogue free.
THE NURSE SCHOOL Of TELEGRAPHY
C i n c i n n a t i, O hio.
A tla n ta , (ìa.
T exark an a T ex.
B u ffa lo , N. Y.
Latro«***©. Win.
S a tt F r a n c i s c o , C al.
SACRED HEART ACADEMY.
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A Salem Oregon. .<* .*
Opens September
12,
1905.
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and aJJresses of yourself and two of your
fiiends. and the date when you will pioi aKy
enter a business colleff, ant ' u will creJ.t
v ,u with $5.00 on our $63.00 scholarship.
Our school offer» exceptional advantages to
students of Business, Shorthand, Fngiish.etc.
B est iNSfRucTtoN—L owest T uition
Miss Ethel Harris and Miss Foster
i»f Salem visited here Sunday.
Mrs. W a lte r Jo h n s o n ,o f Portland, is
visiting at the Walling boms
Miss Esther Anderson, of Astoria,
commenced school at Zena, Monday.
Hop pickiiiK ...»anil in pmlrri .nil
tli, (-amper, relumed to their home.
M •« Onwdy. of Mont., an old friend
of Mr. Kdmoneon «ml wife, ¡a viailin|r
them.
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Henry W right and wife, Misses
Lin nie Mitchell and R uth Adams \V . v
were Portland visitors last week.
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Mrs. Dim ick, who ha» been suffer - 1
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ing from blood poison caused bv run- I '
ning a sliver in her foot, is a little bet­
ter.
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I n s o m n i a a n d I n d i g e s t i o n C u re d .
" L a s t year I bad a very severe a t­ V
tack of indigestion. I could not sleep
j at night and suffered mo«t exerniat-
i ing pain* for tli-ee hours pfter each
j meal.
I was trouble«! this way for
three m on ths when I used Ch am ber­
lain’s Sto mach and Liver Tablets, and
| received immediate relief,” says J o h n
Dixon, Tullarnore, Ontario, Canada
For sale by Stafrin Drug Co.
A J u d ic t o u s I n q u ir y .
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Guns ami Ammunition Fool
Hall Sup.nlit‘8, Gymnasium
supplie*. Kun Kutter Kutten
22Ö Commercial St. Salem.
Posts and Slabwood.
Sawed oak post« from t! to 10 feet
Miss Amelia Robison, of Tillamook long, sawt'd oak gate posts, and <»:*k
Citv, b:*s bean visiting Miss Stella slabs for 50 cent« a load at the mill
Craw foni.
for «ale bv
Thorough instruction giv­
en in all English lira riche*,
Mrs. Olive Morris and daughter,
music, plain sewing ami fan­ Amy. of Washington, have been xri»it-
Martin & Blodgett.
cy needle work. Select libra­ ing Mrs. F r a c k IV«»1er.
On the Boisé farm west of Dalla».
ry and tine cabinet of valu­
W B. Duncan went to Portland
able specimen*.
Pupils ot Sunday, when* he i» summoned to be
on »he l T. S. grami jury for the month
all religion* dernominatioii* of
p is o s c u * r row- ^
October.
COSES «HtKI al i i m m u í .
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received and their welfare
n**« ««men
ueh »y
Syrup,
m * T r * » s * * *♦<».«,( U m r x
Mre. K m i * Pn ac t». of La Center,
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carefully guarded.
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Always Remember the Fiali Name
B o o k to D e d ic a te H a ll.
On November 7 1 h , Hon. I. I. Bosk
hea«l consul of th* Woodmen of the
World, will be in Dallas f«>r the pur­
pose of dedicating the structure just
being erected by T he Woodman Hall
Builoing association. As Mr. Boak will
make but few other stops in Oregon,
it i« to be expected that a large l u m ­
ber of visitors from up and down the
West 8i«le will be present to see and
bear for th* first lime the new bead
consul, sucessor to the late lamented
F. A. Falkenburg. The exercises will
be free to tl»«* public and consist of an
xdibess by Ntight*«r Bonk, supple­
mented by songs, etc. by local talent.
It will also be an occasion for a meet
f ttie uniform rank, who will parade.
teams being expected from Monmouth,
Independence, Sheridan, McMinnville,
Newherg Cornelius, Dayton, Gaston,
Amity and other w**st si<le town,
they coming up at night and return*
ing in the morning. By that time our
train will have returned to it» old
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Cures a Cold in One Day, Grip in Two.
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scjiedule arriving here a t 7 10, and by
the St. J o cut off serving both line» of
railway.
Box.
Lot Shreve
Dodson.
2ÒC.
i« clerking
for S. C.
Mix* Bones, formerly of Sheridan,
WA« drowned in Portland Sunday.
Married st St. J o h n ’« Lutheran
ch urch, Salem Ore., September 19th,
Dr. Hu nter and family will occupy
1905, Miss Leona Becker to Edward the T . B. Rowell home after Novem­
Brown, of Winona, Minn. The bride* ber 1st.
wa* i resident of Oak Grove, Polk
Mr«. David Cosper’s sister. Mr«.
county. T he newly married couph
will live at Winona, Minn., where Mr • Conner, has returned to her Califor­
nia home.
Brown has charge of a farm.
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c r v s t a l. a r s a m o n g th a g ran d » tx h ts to ba
WILLWIE'ITE IMVERSITY
Normal School Trainiug
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A I 1 8 H I P 3 IN T H E B ^ H N K JC -W \ L K E H
B U R IK IN S CO ia-B CnB O F P O R T L A N D .
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T h c s s «'’ h o larsh tp s w a rs s elactsil a i ta r
cors!(if»r.n g m a n y collega«, and « ar« s»-
lecr^d b-jran sa T h * T a le g ra m
b a l la v a
t h a t th e B -h * '•r*-WaJkar CoUags o f l-r s
th e beet op p o rtu n ity to sa^n re a b u siness
ed u catio n of an y collage of its kîn 1 In the
W e s t.
T h - *• sch o larsh ip s t r a t .x n . f e r - j
ab i*. and i r » y b* used, given »»ray. o r i
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sold to >njr on* In you r dt»ti
A L L T H * P R I Z E # O 0 ’ w-U.5 L I
COLLEGE 0F LIBERAL ARTS
COLLEGE OF ORATORY
COLLEGE OF THEOLOGY
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
COLLEGE OF LAW
SCHOOL OF ARTS
ACADEMY
All of the eight grade» of the
common »chool* are taught in
the tram g department. No tu­
ition is charged for thi» depart­
ment. For catalog s*!dress
PRESID EN T,
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This great closing out sale begins September 23, 1905.
Come early while the good things are plenty and the assort­
ment complete. Going out of business. Everything at cost,
Fixtures for sale. Store for rent.
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of merchandise
M ust besold
Ralph
ing Hutu
coming i
in ili«' U
free. ’F
S E E OUR NEW
D jp irtm en t
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Tom ¡V
land ho«
led on fc
Dr. H
of Ann i
T H E B IC Y C LE M A N
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M. W.
Cascado
and fishi
Outing Flannel at Cost. Fiotn
cents up.
Mr». Catherine Haskett, of Dixie, i»
visiting in Ashland.
When in need of
Lot SI
to upon
ComJon.
Cotton and Wool Blankets all sizes
and qualities at cost. From 40cent« up.
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Taylor
Dalla?,
11 ivo.
When
Vau ghn
have* toe
grade ur
Everything at Cost.
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placo, i«
ca n t hoi
Miss Morgan has been visiting her
sister, Mr». Clarence Brown.
l’li«* city council met Monday night
in regular session.
Present — Str.ft’rin, Coad, Copper,
Hlniw, mayor, police judge, and m ar­
shal.
Absent— Aver«, Boats, and Belt.
An ordinance was ordered prepared
for a «ewer through the alley in block
10
T h e ord« r for a concrete walk on
the west side of M a in " across Mill was
rc8»*inded and one ordered across from
1 the court house to center of block 10.
| t Claims allowed :
■ M. D Ci-ulter, apt i n k l i n g ........... $ 5.00
Johnso n Lumbering Co............... 10.92
! An ordinance to license wood saws
failed to pass.
Councilman Bell wax granted in-
i definite h a v e of absence on acco un t of
! sickness.
Go to
«tore for
Shoes that Fit and Wear.
Hayes. KinibaP an«l Chapman have
finished picking prunes and Mr. Ellis
will finish this week.
Dog** have been playing navoc with
sheep around her«).
Farm ers are busy plowing and get­
ting in their fall grain.
Charle
living in
for.
Everything at Cost.
G gt shoes are »old on merit and at
what the makers charge us for them.
A well known traveling man who
visi»s the drug trade says lie ha« often
| heard dtuggists inquire of customers
who asked for a cough
medicine.
WRITE )0R CATALOGUt “IT’S MK£
( whether it w h s wanted fo r a child or
T H E M U LT M O rdA H
• j an adult, and if for a child they almost
invariable recommend Cham berlain’s I
B U S I N E S S IN S T IT U T E '.
Cough Remedy. T here is not the least
M. A. ALBIN, PNC».
• danger frutti it a n d it always cures.
PO R T LA N D , O R E .
# se SIXTH »T,
T here i« not the leant danger in giving
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it, and for coughs, colds and crop it is
unHirpasxed. For sale by Stafrin Drug
Co.
SPRING VALLEY.
Canne
They are all put in at this «nle sc a«
to ju st save ourselves the money out
on them. This i« your golden opportun­
ity to fit yourself for winter a* the
gieat Closing Olit »ale.
The M Bex J a c k e t and Coat are
the h« st an i at «It • sale. T h e prices
are less than cheaper makes are sold
Mr. Berg and wife went to Portland
to prove up on their claims.
O U R C iT Y D A D S .
M. lit
grocftiy.
All our Fall Coats, Skirts, Dress Goods
and Findings are coming in.
Mrs. (). H. Cobb lias gone to se«*
her sick daughter, Mrs. Ltiper at
Amity.
T h e coon show met with a frost here.
H o o d s S a r s a p a r illa
Anmiully to till the now positlona created hv
railrtNsd and Tel Pit raj>h Companie«. We want
For g
Everything at Cost.
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Mirs Bertha Ohm» is up from Port
DrotMoinking parlors have been
Is a constitutional disease land
attending the normal.
! opened here by Mrs. E. T. Henkle and
originating in impure blood
Miss Lula Locke.
an «requiring constitutional Russel Clemen* and Robert Fish
Frank Ryder and Bertie Moore wore
back visited the exposition last w«*ek.
treatm ent acting through
I married in Vancouver Sunday. They
and purifying the blood fo r Miss Nellie Gardner, of Monin utb, wjq return home in a few we ks.
bn« been secured to teach the Antioch
its radical and permanent school.
In spite of the unfavorable weather,
the postponed races of last Friday and
cu re. Be sure to take
Our school will begin next Monday, Saturday were eonsiered a success,
wit a Hsdie Richardson, of MoCov, as
teacher.
! M a n y hops «re vet left unpicked in
I this vicinitv and the comlition« arc
Nasal and other local forms o f catarrh
Crosby Dalton, of Monmouth, was verv unfavorable. I be pickers are tir
•re quickly relieved by Catarrlets,
which allay inflammation and deodorize in our midst Wednesday on special I ¡„g" ,,f tliu continued rain and arc
business.
; leaving.
S«n*p*r01a, all druggists. $ 1 .
- - mail
“ order
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R. Weist and Miss Nellie Gard ner ,!
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CaUrrlets,
only.
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F o r testimonials o f remarkable cures of Monmouth passed here Thursday j
•and for our Book on Catarrh, No. 4.
•nroute to Antioch.
C L Hood Co., Lowell, Mass.
¡ 3 d v r . l v ' y # r i .> '
Our neighbors and friouds a r e Vu-k
c a u c a - r /a M
from tbs hop tiebls and a r e now busy
Olp this out, return to us with the names •
W 111 their f a ll w o r k .
RIMALI, furili for rent by Sila« Orchard In Dallas.
5 0 0 0 TELEGRAPHERS
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Hosiery: The be«t made. All 25
ce nt quality at 20 cents, all 15 cent
quality at 11 cents.
Everything at Cost.
Mens, Boys and Children’s Suits at a
Great Saving to the Buyers.
Henry Bollile and wife and Mn».
Leover, of Scio, were at the home of
Ja m e» Sykes for a few day«.
IN D E P E N D E N C E .
First, »oak the corn or bunion in
warm water to soften i t; then pare if
down a« clone > 1 « possible without
drawing blood and spplv Chsmber-
U i n ’s Pain Bnlm twice daily, rubbing
vigorously for five m iu rtee «1 each ap-
plication. A corn plaster should be
worn a few days to protect- it- from
the shoe. As a general liniment for
sprain**, bruises, lameness and rheuma-
li«m, Pain Balm is umqoaled. F«» r
sale by Htafriu Drug Co.
$ 2 5 *0 0 0
W orth of
Merchandise
now offered you at less than cost. Must be closed out by ^
JA N U A R Y 1,1906.
J a m e s Sykes has been to Dillas and
also took a trip to bis V\ illumina
ranch recently.
It may be a piece of miperHuous ad­
vice to urge people at this season of
the year to lay in a supply of Cham
berlain’s Cough Remedy. I t is almost
sure to be needed before winter is oyer,
and mucii more prompt and satiifact-
ory results are obtaind when taken as
soon as a cold is contracted and be­
fore it has become settled in the sys
tern, which can only be done by keep
ing the remedy at hand. T his remedy
is widely known and so altogether
good that no one should hesitate
about buying it in preference to any
other. It is forsale by Stafrin Drug
Co.
H o w t o C u r e C o r n s a n d B u n io n s . *
WHAT V
THE
Having decided to give our entire tinui ami money to our wholesige business in
San Francisco, we will begin Sept. 23rd to close out our entire stock of Clothing,
Dry Goods, etc. Everything in stock at cost or less than cost— it must be sold.
Everything marked down in plain figures and one price to all. this is the great­
est offer ever made to the buying public. A new, clean first class stock at cost.
Our buyer bought heavily for fall, not knowing our plans, therefore our stock is
complete in all lines. Our new goods are now coming in, and they fall on the al­
tar at cost price. Nothing reserved— everything must go
Mrs. W elch, of Mulem, is visiting
with her daughter, Mrs J a m e s Sykes.
S o m e S e a s o n a b 'e A d v ic e .
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m
J . N. I
of Baker
Our teacher, Miss Dodson, is
board at Joh n Sykes.
Mrs. La Ratndeur, a former resident
I «if this place, died in ’Frisco recently
SLO P E .
Wilson Hill was in Hheridsn
day.
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Clothing, Mens Furnishings, Dry Goods and Ladies' Wear J||
W m . Zn/.el visited at Jus. Mitchell’s
| One night last week a crowd of
young penile serenaded Frank Craw* last week.
| ford and bride. They wtre invited in
George Brown has gone to Portland
j and royally entertained.
to Mtteinl school.
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i ' ' llmot Cooper and family are visit-
Mr*. Wilcox and Mrs. Green have
| ing Mrs. C< open* parents, Mr.and Mr«. been to Portland.
Massey, at Brook», before leaving for
Mr. Marks and family have been
j Illinois to spend the winter.
visiting friend» here.
The talented triumviate elected by
the people to look after the wellfare of
Mr. and Mrs. Town«, of Pendleton,
Polk county had not ground out a are visiting her sister, Mrs. Gleason.
great bach of work up to time of go
Mrs J . H. Fream and daughters,
ing to press yesterday noon, so I tak**
it upon myself to let our gentle read ! Bertha and Rubie, visited friend» in
ers
hungry for news of their delib Lone Oak lust week.
«rations until next week.
Those that attended the fair last
week from this neighborhood were,
Han» Koeller, born at Hssle, Burten-
Mr«. E. H. Hibbard and daughters,
tiom, kingdom of Denmark, died at
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Black. Mr. and
tin1 Salem hospital of typhoid fever,
Mis. Hatton, Tom Notscn and J . B.
September 27, aged 24 year«. He leave«
Nunn.
an aged mother, two brothers and two
sisters in Denmark to mourn his
A g u a r a n t e e C u r e f o r P ile s .
death. Hans was a sailor from bia
It ching, blind, bleeding, or protru­
youth up. He bad been mate on
several vessels. A year and a half ago ding piles. Druggizts refund money
be came to live with Mr. Hansen, near if Pazo Ointment fails to cure any case
D Has, a brother of Otto Hansen of no matter of bow long standing, ir 6
»Salem. He was drying hops in the yar«l to 14 days. First application gives
50 cent**
If vour
of Otto Hansen when he was taken ease and rest.
druggist Hasn’t it send 50 cents in
d o w n with the fever and removed to
stamps and it will be forwardod post*
the hospital.
paid by Paris Medicine Co.. St. Louis
¥:
Will and Roy McDowell have been
to * he Exu'isitio
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CAM &Ul
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Retiring from Business
An obi and well tried remedy. Mrs.
i Winslow’«« Soothing Syrup has been
| used lor over sixty years by millions ol
mothers for their children while teeth
iiig with perfect success. I t soothes
the cbihl, softens the gums, allays all
CO UNTY CO URT.
OUR ST A FF O F RUSTLERS-
pain, cures wind colic and is the best
remedy for diarrhoea. Is pleasant to
PROBATE.
W H A T T H E Y H A V E T O S A Y A B O U T h ,,r
M r „ m l M rs. P u rv in e has the taste. Sold by druggists in every
JllDOK
part of the world. 25 cents a bottle.
T H E O O IN C S IN T H E C O U N T Y .
|l l l l ll e .
K d .F .C n ad
Its value is incalculable. Be sure and
H. Duncan, proprietor of the An- ask for Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Sy
In the matter of th * Al. Lyle est ite; A n U n e q u a lle d a n d C o m p le t e H e
s u m e o f W h a t Y o u r F r ie n d s a r e , t ° n a soda work», and Robert Duncan ru; and take no other kind.
will admitte<l to probate und Arthur
a n d H a v e B e e n L a te ly D o in g ;.
arrived Sunday to enjoy hunting for
Vei zie named a« execu'or to serve
NO RTH D A LLA S .
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' China pheasants.
without bonds.
H n s S to o d t h e T o s t 2 5 Y e a r s .
In the T. L. Butler estate the repori
T h e old, original Grove’s Tasteless
of sal« of certain real property was
Hied and hearing set for October 13th Chill Tonic. You know what you are
taking. It is iron and quinine in a
at 10 o’clock.
tasteless form. No cure, no nuv. 50
In the J o h n Way mire estate, the j
»ale ot certain real property was ap* i
proved and the administrator ordered!
LO N E O A K .
to given deed on receipt of the pur­
Mr. Hellgerbon lias moved to town
chase price.
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TltANZFEikABLJ
The nhove wn* cl:pped bodily from a
two-column announcement by l i e Evening
Telegram of a $bUUU prize contest it ha* just
instituted to obtain new »ubscriLers.
Thi» »weeping tribute wa» absolutely un­
solicited. A* ALL the business colleges of
Portland use the advertising columns of The
Telegram the Belinkc-Yvalker College being
by no meant the largest advertisers the
W rite d irect to D ep a rtm en t 12.
sweeping nature of thi3 indorsement came as
a great surpt ise.
It was in no tense a paid advertisement, but
was the verdict of that great evening daily -its
fair and imp irtial judgment after having in­
vestigated best business coi.^ges in the west.
Come to Portland— take advantage of this
best opportunity to secure a business educa-
tion of any college of its kind in the West.”
B e h n k » -W a lk e r Busin-
Ci>U«ge, Portland. Or«., for Catslof.
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