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DALLAS TB1DAY, OCT. 13. 1905 OnheaMij Kldnejt Mike Unpsre Blood.
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SDITO* . N i l PROPHIST»*«.
H U B H O K im O N B A T E S :
» I 50 ......................................... P e r year
I 75 .............................P e r «ix m onth*
40 ......... ............. P e r th re e m onth«
k d v e itis in g rate« m ade know n on
* 'p lic a tio n . C o rrespondence issolicit-
od.
F in e Job P rin tin g done at reasonable
COUNTY COURT.
PKOBATK.
J I I DOB
Ed. F Coed
T! i * p«tition of E lnin F letchor that
certain personal p m p e ’ty of th e S. W.
F le tc h e r e state be delivered to her wan
eel for hearing October 18th.
The F. R. Weider estate was final*
lv rioted and final account of the M.
B. Weider estate will be heard Nov
ember, 13th.
T he g u ardianship of Tress* Prather,
a m inor was closed.
All the blood In your body passes through
U n .u a A
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t r . p u t three
L . . . mlnutee.
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your L kidney«
once
The kldneye are yeur
blood purifier* they fit
ter eut the wane er
Impurities In the blood.
If they ere sick or out
of order, they fall to do
their work.
Pains, aches and rheu
matism come from ex
cess of uric acid In the
blood, due to neglected
kidney trouble.
Kidney trouble ceueee quick or unateady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, because the heart la
over-working In pumping thick, kidney-
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
It used to be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidney*,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin-
nlng in kidney trouble.
It you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's
S w am p -R o o t, the great kidney remedy Is
aoon realized. It stands the highest for Us
wonderful cures of the most dlstt easing cases
and is sold on Its merits
by all druggists in fifty-«
cent and one-dollar s,z~L^*ray 5 ia
es. You may have
sample bottle by mall Hop* or swamp-iux*
free, also pamphlet telling you how to find
out If you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton, N. Y.
Win. Kiddell Jr., of M onm outh, was
m arried last week lo Miee Lixxie P h il
ippi, of E ugene.
Mrs, 1). L- Hedges.
At the close of hop picking some
while and red m en m bihed (on m uch
corn juice a n d soou found them selvea
in jail.
Dr. T hom pson and W in. Kiddell
have gone to Hynod at La G rand«.
I he Synod of Oregon has ab o u t 100
¿liurchee and 90 m inisters,
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C ounty Assessor Graves hat* com
p le t'd hi« assessm ent roll fur 1905 and W H A T T H E Y H A V E T O S A Y A S O U T
T H E D O I N C S IN T H E C O U N T Y .
from it. we have gleaned the following
f c t s and figures He finds 115,871
acres of tillable and 248,874 unrelia A n U n e a u a t ' c d n n d C o m p l e t e Re
ble land T here are 69 miles of ra il s u m e n f W r . a t Y o u r F r i e n d s a r e
a n d H ave Been Lately D o in g .
road valued a t $207 730 end th e 154
m iles of telegraph and telephone line j
ure valued at $7.450. Railway rolling
H a s S t o o d t h e T e s t 2D Y e a r s .
T h e old, original G rove’« T asteless
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C hill T onic. You know w hat you sr«-
The W oodm an have paid $x 3 ,o o o ,- taking. It is iron and q u in in e in s
ooo to w idow s and orphans since o r tasteless form. No c o re, no pay. 50
ganization 15 y e ars ago. la y o u r fam ent«.
ily fully p rotected? If not, join D allas
M cCOY,
cam p a t once.
O ur school opened with a sm all at
teudence.
stock is valued at $27,680 and b oat.,
Mr. M itchell and fam ily have re tu rn -
engine and m achinery a t $40,860, He
found $ 120,740 n o rth of m erchandise e I from T h e Dalles.
and farm ing im p lem en ts to the value
C larence McCrow has re lu m e d from
of $69,980 and household goods to the a year a t G nldendale.
value of $156,510. In the county are
J . D. Slagle has moved from Ihe
2,647 hogs, 7,9t>0 cattle, 4,179 horses
anil m ules and 33,160 sheep and coats. .Sears honse in to th a t of Mrs. Post.
T te c o s « value of properly i» $4,389.-
Mrs. George R ichardson w ent lo the
420 n itli exem ptions of $353,670.
fail and is uuahle to re tu rn , being
sick.
L e w i s a n d C l a r k E x p o s itio n .
D uring th e Lewis and C lark expo
sition the Houthern Pacific com pany
will sell round trip tickets to P o rt
land, lim it th irty days, a t one and one
te n th fare for the round trip. F or
p a rties of tf n or more traveling on
one ticket, one fare for the round trip.
F o r organised parties of one hundred
or m ore, individual tickets, a to n e fare
for the round trip. 8 lo|iover of ten
days will he given a t P o rtlan d on all
one way tickets reading through Dial
(mint during the exposition, T ickets
m u st be deposited with J o in t A gent 11
Portland and charge of fifty cents will
I e made for extension of tim e.
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P u b lic S a l« .
H olnres £ K eyt and Mr. F a rm er
have each ju st shipped a car load of
hogs.
J. K Rears alill has a sore hand and
R. I, Stew arts injured hand became
so painful th a t Vie w ent lo P o rtlan d to
have it treated,
Mrs. McCrow, her d a u g h te r. H ugh
retta and Mirs Hessie O tt have been 10
the fair and Mi«s H um phreys of the
m etro|iolis is now a t the McCrow
hom e.
Rheumatism
II. F rom , who h is been o u r rural
b one o f the constitutional | mail c arrier for some years has been
diseases. It manifests itself ,li"cl"*1rKe<l
Many hunter* elsewhere have been
In local aches and pains,—
killi )g phonal nf* around here and not
Inflamed joints and stiff bodv know* whether or not they ha*
muscles,—but it cannot be hontern licenae»
cured by local applications. H o w to C u r e C o r n s a n d B u n i o n s .
It requires constitutional
F irst, »oak the corn or hunion in
treatment acting; through warm wafer to soften it; then pare i?
the blood, and the best is a down a« close aa po*r»ble w ithout
'raw ing blood and applv C ham ber
course o f the great medicine | lain
* Pain Balm twice daily, rnbbinu
vigorously for five m in rte * a t each ap
plication. A corn plaster should be
a few day* If* p rotect it from
which has p erm a n en tly • worn
lie s h o e . Aa a general lin im en t for
cured thousands o f cases. *praina, bruise«, lam eness and rheum » !
F o r testimonials o f rem arkable cures j tiarti. Pain Balm is u m q n ale d . F o r
1 fo r Book on Rheumatism. No 1. j sale bv Htafrin D rug On.
C. L Hood Co., Lowell. Mess.
SUNNY SLO PV .
Hood’sSarsaparilla
The Female Regulator
that wonderful, curative, vegetable ex
tract, which exerts such a marvelous,
strengthening influence, on all female
organs.
Cardul relieves pain and
regulates the menses. It Is a sure
and permanent cure for all female
complaints.
At all druggists and dealers In 11.00
bottles.
W. H. Mack has been down In the
fair.
NEEDEP
A nnually to All th e new pneitl<>na ere*t<x< bv
rellroiul and Teleirraph t'u nipaniea We want
y o u n g m e n and l a d i e s ••f xo . n I HwMt»,to
LEARN TELEGRAPHY
AND RAILROAD ACCOUNTING
We furnish 7.ri |ier ra n t. of th e O perator* ami
Station A ie iln In A me row. O ur six rrh o o la are
th e kryeMt exclusive T e h x ran h s h o o h in the
world
K*t<ih|Mhc'l ‘*0 tea r* and endoraed hv all
leadinx K ailrtw t Orth lain,
W> exciiLe a $f$0 FVmH I t every M u d e n tto
furnish him n r h e r a poNition payimf fm w *40 to
a m onth in Atate* e a st of th e H ih C v M oux
tain*. <»r fto®» »75 tu $100 a m o n th In SL.tr* wet*
.d the horktee. I m m e d i a t e l y
g ra d u a tio n
upon
M udenta ran en te r a t any tin e No vacation*.
Kor full pA iticular* r*M*r»»it»K any of <,ur ¿M um »*
w rite d ire c t t o <>ur execvU ve otttre a t tln r ln u a ti,
Ohio. < a tah ern e free.
THE MORSE SCHOOL Of TELEOKAPHY.
C i n c i n n a t i , O h io .
A t l a n t a , t ta .
T e x a rk a n a T ax.
(•'e *rgn B ennett and wife have a new
bov.
B u f f a l o . N. Y.
LaC roHNe WI«.
* a n i r a n . K n , C a l.
G iover P itie r it w orking over on the
river.
Having decided to give our entire time and money to our wholesale business iii
San Francisco, we will begin Sept. 23r<l to close out our entire stock of Clothing,
Dry Good«, etc. Everything in stock at cost or less than cost—it must he 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 newf 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
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F A LL S C IT Y .
“ I SUFFERED AWFUL PAIN
In my womb and ovaries,** writes Mrs.
Naomi Bake, of Webster Grove, Mo.,
"also In my right and left aides, and
my menses were very painful and Irreg
ular. Since taking Cardul I feel likes
new woman ar.d do not suffer as 1 did.
It Is the best medicine 1 ever took.**
W m . Drew has
c i'y .
Men*. Boys and Children’s Suits at a
Great Saving to the Buyers.
re tu rn e d to
Mi«s A lderm an is teaching a t Oak-
hum .
Rol B u rn e tt lias re tu rn e d
Creek.
to Rock
Oscar T aylor and wife have moved
to A m ity.
Jim m ie
Spokane.
Archie Lewis sold Ilia hops to R alph
W illiam s.
Mrs. A nna
Pri n wville.
B ernard W all and wife from Ne
tira-ka are here.
Mrs. F ra n k B u tier atten d ed confer
ence a t E ugene.
Lizzie W ark en to n
w inter in Salem .
T he Lockwood fam ly have
-d lo M ontana,
will spend tin
N etti«, Mary and David N achtingsl
have gone lo th e fair.
H ubbard
G lsze
is
down from
All our Fall Coats, Skirts, Dress Goods
and Findings are coming in.
is down from
T hey are ull p u t in a t thia »ale so as
to jiii»t Bttve ouiHelv«» the money o u t
on them . Thi« i« yo u r golden o p p o rtu n
ity lo fit yourself for w inter a* the
g ieat Clopiug O ut »ale.
T he W >liex Jacket and C oat are
the best mi i at th * »ale. T h e prices
are less th a n cheaper indke« are sold
for.
Everything at Cost.
re tu rn -
Mrs. McDonald of your c ity has
been visiting here.
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S o m e S e a s o n a b le Ad vic e.
C h at. Illingsw orth b i s sold out and
moved to Tillam ook.
It m ay be a piece of superfluous a d
vice to urge people a t th is season of
the year lo lay in a supply of C ham
herlain’« C ough Rem edy. I t is »linos'
sure to lie needed before w inter ¡«over,
and m uon more prom pt and sa tisfa c t
ory results are otitaind when taken as
soon as a cold is contracted and be
fore it inis becom e sett led ill I lie svs
'e m . w hich can onlv he done by keep
ing the rem edy a t hand. T his rom ed'
is widely know n and so a lto g eth er
good th a t no one should hesitate
about buying it in preference lo any
other. It is forsale hy Rtafrin Drug
Co.
Mrs Douglas, of L iberty is nursing
a friend in Oregon C ity.
“ L ast year I hail a very severe a t
tack of indigestion. I could not sleep
Fail work in full blast.
a t n ig h t and suffered niuet excruiat-
mg pains for th ree hours a fte r each
Good apples are scarce.
meal. I w*« troubled this way for
L etitla Shawey is a t hom e on a vis- three m o u th s when I used C ham ber-
it.
lain’* .Stomach and Liver Tablet*, and
F ia n k G illiam is b u ild in g s wood received im m ediate relief,” nay* Jo h n
Dixon, T ullam ore, O ntario, Canada.
shed.
For «ale by Htafrin Drug Co.
W ill Y ost will teach a t the Konco
school house.
B U E N A V IS TA ,
G. H. H all and family are down
fro It • cow.
F ra n k S nyder hae
ferry for a year.
Som e one en tered Marion W inns
house a ml etole$40.
M. N. P ra th e r and K. Peterson have
been selling beef cattle.
A. A nderson, wife and d a u g h te r have
been to the co u n ty seat.
Alii« Me L aiighlin has moved to
C orvallis to school his c h ild ren .
T he so u th approach to the Luckia-
inuie bridge is in bad condition.
T he M illner fam ily have moved from
W ell, to th e W . N. M cL aughlin place
no rth of town.
E O U C M 7V a N
C lip th is o u t. retu rn to u s with th e names
and a d d resses o f yourself a n d two of y our
ft n*nds. and th e d ate w hen yo u will probably
e n te r a bustn ess college, an t v e will credit
y oU w«t*i $5 00 on o u r $ 65.00 scholarship.
O u r school
exrrpM« n a l ad v in ta g e s to
stu d w n s of B u sin ess, S h o rth an d , l-.ngluh, etc.
B est I nstruction —L owest T uition
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WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY
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22J C om m ercisi stre et, Salem .
Posts and Slabwood.
Martin & Blodgett.
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COLLEGE Or LIBERAL ART8
COLLEGE OF ORA TORY
COLLEGE OF THEOLOGY
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
COLLEGE OF LAW
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ACADEMY
Normal School Training
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m en t. For catalog address
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This great closing out sale begins September 23, 1905
Come early while the good things are plenty and the assort <♦> i
ment complete. Going out of business. Everything at cost, ^
Fixtures for sale. Store for rent.
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O regon C ounty P re m iu m s .
T w enty four countica com peted for
the $2000 in prizes of $1000. $500 $:t00
and $200 offered by the P ortland expo-
«itinn a u th o ritie s for the he«t display«
of county product*. Five fully com
p eten t m en from Idaho, W ym oning,
N orth D akota, C alifornia and Mas»»-
chu»et >8 were cling* n to closely ex
am ine and decide. T hey found the
com petition *0 cl«»»e a n d the show ings
»0 excellent th a t it was concluded to
divide the counties into four group*
they placed M irion, L n n , Lane, Coo*,
Wa«co and U m atilla. T he «econd
group cou»i«ted of C lackum aa, C olum
bia, Polk. Jackson and Morrow, th e
th ird of B enton, Y am h ill, U nion and
M alhucr and the fourth of W ash in g
to n , W allowa S h erm an , L incoln,
H arney Douglas and Josephine. Such
a decision wa« not expected b u t it was
•vid en tly more ju sl and satisfactory
th in it would have been to select four
counties th a t were «0 little »upsrior to
»everal other*.
A well know n traveling m an who
vlsi's ihe d ru g trade .ays he has often
Heard d ru g g ist, in q u ire of custom er«
who asked for a cough m edicine,
w hether it was wauled for a child or
an a d u lt, and if f»r a child they alm o st
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iiivaiiahle recom m end C h a u ih e rlaiu 's
Dr. Snvder ha* Returned from a visit
lough R em edy. T here is not th e least
Linger from It and it always cure*. to his old Miaaouri hom e.
T here is not (lie lsasl danger in giving
T he harue»« «tore, a t Independence,
it, and for coughs, colds and c rop it is
i« for »ale by K qrre A D unham s.
unsurpassed. F o rsa le hy S lafriu D iug
Co.
H. C. C onstance, from the east ba»
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bought tlie Mix farm , north of In d e
Plum m er ¿t Sears »old 70 ba'.es of pendence.
I Imp# at 12 ^ cento.
C o o rid Stafrin and wife and Mr*.
Mrs. Audrew H olm an is viniting
D elaslim utt and d a u g h te r, Mr«. Hniith
Mr*. Flunk Brown in M cM innvilU.
are »eeing tile fair.
J W. Lem m on has b ro u g h t »nit
Mr«. R. S, C onner and d a u g h te r.
| tgainat L ucinda Lem m on for a di
R eta, who art» now %i«iiing Didla»
vorce.
friend» will soon re tu rn to th eir In.nn
in San Jose, C alifornia.
C O U RSES OF STU DY
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Gits Pagenkopf ties moved to his
place a t Peedee.
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Everything at Cost.
G ilbert Grave« who is 79 years old
-arned $16 picking hops and G randm a
W right who is only a year younger
does three w ashings a week besides lier
housew ork.
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PE E D E E .
Cotton and Wool B lankets all size*
and qualities a t cost. F rom 40cenU up.
O uting Flannel a t Cost. Fiora
cent» up.
C u r shoes » resold on m erit and a t
what the m akers charge us for them .
Mm. A lderm an and Alvin Brown
and wife have been to th e fair.
In s o m n ia a n d In d ig e s tio n C u re d .
Hosiery: T he best made. All 25
c en t q iinli’y at 20 cent«, all 15 cen t
quality at 1 1 c^nts.
Everything at Cost.
Shoes that Fit and Wear.
Cal C ram er is c arp e n te rin g and Bry
ans new office is com pleted.
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Men’«* Good Suita a t from $5.00 to
$15.00 form er prices $8.00 to $25 00
Boy»’ Lung P a n t S ums at. $4 00 lo
$8 75 fu n n er pi ice» $fi.60 to $12.00
All our overcoat« to every kind at cost.
New fall «tylcH.
E m ry tiling in FurnialiingM, Honcry,
Shirt« of all kind« a t co«t.
Everything at Cost.
this
Mrs. M. G raham is vfsiting at New-
berg.
F rank Adam« and fam ily have re-
| turned to Miaaonri.
Hawed oak |»oi»ti from fi to 10 feel
Mr. and Mra. Milt R naW are bock
Com a t wo oh n th a visit to th eir old long, eewtMl oak gate pnala, and oak i
«labs* for 50 c en ts a load a t tl»e m ill |
Miaaouri home.
for aale by
Jraae (J »rdner of M onm outh, George
Revena o* Predee and Mr. H arrington
*’f Independence have lisen am ong
us.
On the Boise farm west of Dallas.
SALTCREEK.
B ernard Friesen w a. over freni Polk
Sunday.
now offered you at leas than cost. Must be closed out by 2 ^
J A N U A R Y 1,1906.
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F. K H ubbard has sold his cows.
Stock th riv in g on n**w grm a
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E rn est Bush and wife have been
J W. McCrow and George Flake
Imve retu rn ed from Alberta so well over from Airlie.
pleased th a t Mr. McCrow bought s
Jesse Yost iia» moved hom e and
section of land and Mr. F lake will go rented the Mahoney farm .
hack to care for the stock on it.
L ndy Lynch and d a u g h te r are vis
iting her m o th er, Mrs. Bush.
A g u a r a n t e e C u r e f o r P l ie s .
I Id lin g , blind, bleeding, or p ro tru
Clyde T u rn e r is the ru ral mail c a r
ding piles. D ruggists refund money rier from A irlie by way of K ings Valley
if Pazo O in tm e n t fails to c u re any case and this place.
no m a tte r of how long sta n d in g , ir 6
to 14 days
F irst app licatio n gives
IN D EPEN D EN C E.
ease and rest.
50 c en ts
If your
George Rogers is now liv in g in
druggist n a sn 't it send 50 c en ts in
stam ps and it will he forward.al post P ortland.
paid hy Palis Medicine Co.. St. Louis
C larence W aller has been down
M<>.
from Idulio visiting Ilia brother, Hen
A t the old Chitwood place a half
m ile north of Oakdale I will aell on
T uesday October 17th. heginnig a t 10
o’clock, the following property ; brown
m are and bay home each weighing
1200 pounds and the m are with foal,
h j>ony, m ilk cow and calf, 7 young
cattle, 9 hoga, 5 pigs, shepard pup, new
wagon, second hand wagon, buggy, net
of wagon harnena, feed c u tter, mowing
m achine, range and heating stove, oh t»,
w heat, harrow and com plete wood c u t
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tera outfit. F ran k Keralake will be tlu
SUVER.
auctioneer.— R. H. Robbins.
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Everybody plowing and seeding and
T his co u n ty received nearly 100 grass growing
medals at the expo« tion for special
O ur railroad is doing a big passenger
m erits of individual exhibits. Biddh
A Coad got a gold medal for th eir hop and freight tiusiness,
press exhibit.
( leu Me Lane and wife are down from
G ran ts pass vieitin ; his grandparents.
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T he depot here is a disgrace, no fire,
no windows and only one long seat.
Clothing, Mens Furnishings, Dry Goods and Ladies' Wear |
An old a n d well tried rem edy. Mrs.
W inslow ’« Soothing S y ru p has been
u«ed lor over sixty years hy m illions n!
m others for th e ir c hildren while tee th
ing w ith p e rfe c t succe-s. It soothes
ihe c h ild , so ften s the gum s, allays all
oain, cures w ind colic and is th e best
| rem edy for d iarrhoea. 1 « p lea sa n t to
I the ta ste . Sold by d ruggists in every
| |iart of th e world 25 c en ts a bottle.
| Its value is incalculable. He su re and
j ask for Mrs. W indow 's S oothing Ry
| ru t and tak e no o th er kind.
OUR STAFF OF RUSTLERS.
A ssessors S u m m a ry .
$ 2 5 ,0 0 0
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W o rth of
/hi
M erchandise
Retiring from Business
W ai. Fudge has been down from
W aitsbnrg, at th e hom e of his sisier
are a symptom of tne most teiious
trouble which can attack a woman,
vti: falling of the womb. With this,
generally, comes irregular and painful
periods, weakening drains, backache,
headache, nervousness, dizziness, Ir
ritability, tired feeling, etc. The cure la
! I/O not m ake a n y m istake, b u t re
Semi an n u al account of Alice Fluii m em ber the nam e, Sw am p-R oot, Dr.
estate was filed and approved.
K ilm er's Sw am p-R out, and th e ad-
Jo h n W alling, Jas. S m ith, nd W dies«, B in g h am p to n , N. Y. on every
B D uncan were appointed appraiser.* bottle.
of the J . T oner estate.
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D uring S eptcm hrr Ihe Mnllni. nlh
Oakery tu rn e d util 30,000 loaves of
bread.
A lw ays Remember the Full Name
la x a t iv e
j^ ro ra o
Q u in in e
Cures a Cold in One Day, Grip in T w o.
o n Box.
2 5 c.
T h e Dallas public school opened last
Folk co u n ty wool and m ohair c a r
ried away several exposition m edals. year with an a tte n d an c e of 258 and
th is with 245. T he en ro llm en t hy
flee under new today notice of 1). If. room« is »« follow*: W. 1. Reynold*,
K eyt h aving B erkshire hogs for sale. 34, R alph Hill 31. Dora Roy 22. Van-
Zed Rogendorf atten d ed th e Jew g i e H n r t3 4 , Mr*. Morrison 36, L ina
ish new year« services in P o rtlan d this fctouffer 29, Eloise Phillip« 30 and
Ell» 0 a r pen ter 28. T he num ber will
week.
soon be greatly increased.
E. C. K irk p atrick raised 184 bale*
of hop« ami T. B Rowell gold his 105 .
hales 10 Ralph W illiam s.
J
A. L. V eazie. wh o i« praticing law
in P o rtlan d ha« been here looking af
ter ihe eotate of hi« uncle A. K. Lyle.
George S c o tt and fam ily, Dr. Fink
a n d sou A rth u r. Mrs. S arah R ichm ond
and SiU* O rchard are a t the P ortland
exposition ,
Daily b ats are again ru n n in g be
tween Independence and Salem . C apt. :
S kinner ha* installed the th ird gas«»
lene engine in hi« litttle boat intended
to ru n iieiween the c a p 'ta l city and
Independence.
George K eltv of B ethel attended the
S argeaiit-P laofcinton
w edding,
at
B ridgeport, Rev U. C. Poling of Dali»«,
perform ed the re re m o n v ami the hap
S ubscription* »0 thi* pane can he py couple a t one«* leit for th eir new
jmid in order* on any of the Dalle» hom e in Seattle.
store«. Tell y o u r neighbor* how th e\
can thu* very easily pay for the pa
J. G. R obinson who live* no rth of
per.
the G u th rie school bouse hag traded
hi* farm to a Mr W allace from Okla
T h e pou ltry show at the P o rtlan d hom a and Mr. and Mr*. Ch 1 *. Me Don j
fair was equally a« a ft -active »•* th e ex »id have moved from Dallas to their j
hi hi tion of stock. About- 1200 bird* farm , th e llr.vital) H inshaw place, at
were on display m ost « f them rank ng Buell.
am ong tin very beat in th e land.
License* have liean issued thi* week ■
Jim Pierce a»» In d ian who ha* b eer for the m arriag e of Jo h n Rhode* to I
at G rand Rmide for fifty year* wa* in ‘C ath erin e T " r **v of Falls C ity a n d ]
town ye*t*rdav. H e knew all tne glory tic k e ts wer** ig*»led to C. M. B*
pioneer* of this region and love* to ker and E lla H * m sn u a ’*o J»*s*e Mer-
talk about them . Jim ha* seen 80 win and Mary P ickett, all of Indepen-
»um m ets and hu n ted i»v*r this gro u n d j deuce.
he fore th ere was any Dallas.
I>. L C olvin, pre«i<!en* of th e inter-
Polk co u n ty ha* had a bum per crop Cfdlegitate prohibition a** »ri »tion. will j
of hop« and n*ver had a belter «ea^ui speak at the E vangelical ch u rch Sun 1
for g a thering them . T he p'**ent r u l day evening a n d the public *re invir
ing price of from 12 to 13 cent* is ed to a tten d He i* her* in the in te re st
m uch below what grower* bad expect of the w- rk of th e
-i»* i«m and will
ed. Buyer* *av there is a big crop all Rj*e»k in »he chapel M onday m orning
over th** world and th a t price* are apt and la’er have nutference witl» m em
to go down ra th e r th an up. T he hop* ber* nf Ihe college association. He is
have U r n both picked and cured in a b rillian t *p aker ami should have a ,
b e tte r shape th a n ever before.
1 large hearing.
Earn a Large
Salary. There’»
no limit to what
you can earn if you
are equipped with
a /nod businesa education and
s ta r t with a position in a
firs t - class business office.
The kind o f businesa educa
tion you get in the Behnke-
W aiker Business College ia
such th at the demand for
Hetmfce-W aller graduates in
P o rtlan d fa r exceeds the sup
ply. Last year we placed 207
pupils in lucrative poeitious.
This y e ar we will have calls
fo r m ore th an 500, and you
can have one of these posi
tions, with all the o pportuni
ties it presents fo r your rise
in the world.
The p r o p r i e t o r s s f the
B ehnke-W alker Business Col
lege are practical business
men, and they teach rig h t in
the classrooms, along w ith
the corps o f train ed and com
p eten t specialists who con
stitu te the facu lty of the Col-
lege.
Rise in th e world. Success
consists in quickly grasping
opportunities, tak in g advant
age of th e m ; so grasp the op
p o rtu n ity th a t o ffers its e lf
this m inute and w rite fo r
catalog, which contains a spe
cial o ffe r o f hew you m ay
a handsom e souvenir by
• alight aarrioe
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