OUR ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
All the County News Graphically Writ
ten up by Our Brainy Rustlers.
Farley's prune orchard.
John McBee is helping Charley Hub-
hard clean up his hop yard.
Grandpa Wright, who has l>een se
riously ill, is some improved.
and
EMBALMER
OFFICE: Chapel and Parlor». N. Main at.
D A L L A S , OREÜON:
Hell Phone 103
Mutual Phone 1306.
Calls P ro m p tly Answ ere d D ay or Night.
Mr. Miller has his new woven wire
fence up along the county road
G. F. McBee has his ground plowed
and staked ready to put in an orchard.
Mr. Peterson, who has been sick all
winter, is growing weaker all the time.
FOR THAT PRIZE.
Jim and Charley Hubbard are cleaning
the vines off the M. D. Hubbard hop
yard.
H jw the Sewing Machine Contes
tants Stand.
Lew Muscntt, of Falls City. vi«it**d
his chum, Bert. Stiles, several days
last week.
It being Chinese New Year our China
Below we giv** tH* standing of the men are celebrating the occasion. A
several uoutoatautH tor the sewing nia- bright light burned all night several
cliinv which goes to someone on May 1st. nights last week.
This give« the standing for lant week,
Our teacher; Miss Olsen, went to
and etch weekly letter received will Monmouth to visit friends and attend
count h>0 point«:
the teacher’s, natron’s and officer's
Pe *dee .......................................
500 meeting Satruday.
B n ell...........................................
dOO
Sunnyslope ........................ /... 600
Buena Vista................................
500 Skin Disease of Twenty
Year’s
King« Valley...............................
500
Standing Cured.
East D a lla s...............................
500
Li»K*rty ........................
500
Popcorn.................................. .
500
I want you to know how much Cham
B »tier .......................................
.‘too
Fulls City
..............................
500 berlain's Salve has done for me. It has
Ballston-B..................................
200 ! cured my face of a skin disease of al-
Corvallis .................
200 j most twenty year’s standing, f have
N«>rtli Dallas...............................
600 j l>een treated by several a smart physi
cians as we have in this country, and
Monmouth..................................
*10 0
S m ith field..................................
400 j they did me no good, but two boxes of
lWllston-C .....................
200 this salve have cured me.— Mrs. Fannie
Ala. Chamberlain’s
Korea..........................................
300 ■ Griffen, Troy,
P ion eer.......................................
300 Salve is for sale by Belt & Cherrington.
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Perryd ale....................................
300
PEEDEE.
Sewing Machine Given Away.
A h much an any one thing for the bet-
terinentof the I temizer its editor desires
a weekly letter from every vicinity.
Beginning w ith January 1st ami end
ing May 1st we will give a $60 Home
sewing machine to the correspondent
who is most regular in his or he com
munications. We want your locality
represented every week, and offer this
incentive for regularity.
Mrs. Gus Pagencoff is very sick with
| lagrippe.
Bluford B us I i ’ h littl • girl has had
I another spell of hemorrhage.
Mr. Bluford Bush is having quite a
¡time with-toothache and neuralgia.
C A T A R R I
Catarrh ia not merely an inflammation of the tissues of the head and
throat, nathe symptoms of ringing noises in the ears, mucous dropping back
into the throat, continual hawking and spitting, etc., would seem to indi
cate; it ia a flood disease in which the entire circulation and the greater
part of the system nre involved. Catarrh is due to the presence of an excess
o f uric acid in the blood. The Liver, Kidneys and Bowels frequently be
come torpid and dull in their action and instead of carrying off the refuse
and waste o f the body, leave it to sour and form uric acid in the system.
This is taken up by the H oik ! and through its circulation distributed to all
parts of the system.
These impurities in the blood irritate and inflame
tha different membranes and tissues of the body, and the contracting
o f s cold w ill start the secretions and other disgusting and disagreeable
symptoms of Catarrh. As the blood goes to all parts of the body the ca
tarrhal poison affects all parts of the system. The head has a tight, full
feeling, nose continually stopped up, pains above the eyes, slight fever
comes and goes, the stomach is upset ami the entire system disordered and
affected by this disease. It is a waste of
7 .I.™,d «°n *l"óhm » V c o i u V h*™ time to try to cure Catarrh with sprays
p««n
wor
••n worie,
j ___ ____. _____ washes, inhalations, etc. Such treatment
.Ult«dd
Man's! f f °H.d »llrt does not reach the blood, ami can, therefore,
»ould . . . . littl. lm proj.rn.nt
nothing more than tem porarily relieve
LkTmi U . .’hort whU. w£.cuar."dr the discomfort of the trouble.
T o cine
hi. w » i .lx y .. r . »«o , »ml I am Catarrh permanently the blood must be
c\ t » r r h * b ! o o < ? Su ei»»,* « i d thoroughly purified and the system cleansed
know there 1. nothin* on earth of all poisons, anil at the same time
better for the blood than H S. S.
Sfobody think, more of E. H. E. strengthened nnd built up. Nothing equals
than I do.
M. MATSON,
S. S. S. for this purpose.
It attacks tlie
Lkpa.r, Mich.
disease at its head, goes down to the very
bottom of the trouble and makes a complete
and lasting cure. S. K. S. removes every
particle of the catarrh 1 poison from the
blood, making this vital stream
.e, fresh
and healthy.
Then the inflamed mem
begin to heal, the head is ' -rsened
P U R E LY V E G E T A B LE branes
and cleared, the hawking and spitti..g cease,
every symptom disappears, the constitution is built up and vigorous health
restored
S. S. 8. also tones up the stomach and digestion and acts as a
fine tonic to the entire system. If you are suffering with Catarrh begin the
use of S. S. S. ami write us a statement o f vour ease ami our physicians will
semi you literature alxiut Catarrh, and g ive you special medical advice
without charge. S. S. S. is for sale at all fin-t class drag stores.
T??r: 9 w r r~r i —
*
" ' '.f T d , ga .
S.S.S.
SFECI/ l l
SALE
j
Whole Body Raw with E c z e m a -
Life was Intolerable— Was Even
Incased in Plaster— Discharged
from Hospitals as Hopeless.
Two unknown lad» came down the
river in a gasoline launch, and part of
KINGS V a T l EY.
the machinery giving away, canned the
boy" a nice walk back to Albany.
Walter Maxfield visited in Corvallis
SUFFERED 14 YEARS
M. and M. N. Prather have quit
Saturday.
log* on account of low water fn
CURED BY CUTICURAr rafting
Link Chambers, of Corvallis, was in |
the l.uckiamute river It id vary mi
the valley Thursday.
nimal for the river to la) do low in tjie
“ From the age of three months until
•
Mrs. Hester Herren is vhiting at the
fifteen yean» old, my son Owen’s life vinter.
home of W. S. Alcorn.
was made intoler
Hunter, tha alfalfa wreatler, aaid: I
able by eczema in
ave no dedire to go hack to hunch grant,
Mrs. Charles Tioxel is in Eugene on
its worst form. He country amt he dean on the hurricane
a visit wit l Mrs. Will Troxel.
was all right until da k of a "potted cayouae. Why. Buster?
a red rash broke
Our cold weather a little later this
out on his fore Baaau-a 1 am going home with Leah
winter. Snow February 3rd.
head, but we were . vary night from tlie revival meeting.
n« t alarmed at first. Coiue again Buster.
James Grant will have a shooting
Very soon, however,
iiiateh at his place on the 15th.
Mr. Bybee lias been for the part waak
the rash began to
spread
over his head In our town. Cause of bi* visit hare id
Ernest Jtogers, of Corvallis, was in
and shoulders, and unknown. Mr. Bybee is one of I’inker-
•he vallev last week visiting his sister,
it caused him great '•■n’s most famous detectives and bis
Mrs. L' u Townsend.
discomfort. I took
vurk lias been calling him here regularly
him to a doctor and tried half a dozen for tha past four months. It is interedt-
Tin* latest report from Mrs. Link Al
other
treatments,
all
with
the
same
len is that she is very low. Her hus
result: no improvement at all. The ing to talk to Mr. Byliee of what dea|>er-
band, father and mother tire at her bed-
disease gradually spread until nearly ate chance* he lias run in the secret
ide in the hospital at Cortland.
every part of his body was quite raw. -ervice work. He also told ns of one
Wo had to strap him down in bed, for man ha followed from Portland, Oregon
Joe Price died in Corvallis January
he uaed to tear himself dreadfully in to Hong Kong, China, and a nutulier of
29tli and was buried in Kings Valley
his sleep. The agony he went through men ha followed acroee the continent.
January 31st. lie was a brother of
is quite beyond words. No one thought
Press Price. Mrs. Saphrona Townsend,
we would rear him. The regimental
The first snow of the season fell Mon
doctor, a very clever man, pronounced day.
;>f Kings Valley, and Mrs. Win. W il
the case hopeless; at least, ne said the
liams of Airlie.
only h pe was that he might, if he
Grandma Moore i« ill from a paralytic
--------------------
lived long enough, outgrow it to some stroke.
What to Do When Billions.
extent. We had him in hospitals four
Misa Nellie Bonnev returned to her
times and he was pronounced one of
The right thing to do w hen you feel
the worst cases, if not the worst, ever home at Wood burn.
bilious is to take a dose of Cham >erlain’s
admitted. From each he was dis
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They will
Thoinas McClain has gone to Wood-
charged as incurable; in fact he got
cleanse the stomach and regulate the
worse under the successive treatments. burn to visit relatives.
At one hospital they incased him in
liver and bowels. Try it. Price 25
Mr. and Mrs. Conger visited over Sun
plaster, and this seemed to aggravate
cvnts. Samples free at Belt A Cherring-
tlie soreness terribly. He looked so day with the latter's parents.
ton’s drug store.
•
badly that no one liked to go near him
Hai ley Prather returned to Salem tbi"
and his life was a burden to him. We
kept trying ¿emedy after remedy, but morning to take up bid school work. He
sunn Y s l o p e .
we had gut almost past hoping for a was detained at ! ome for a week on
cure. Six nr nths ago we purchased a -count of his mother's illness.
a set of Cut; ura Soap, Ointment, and
Orpha Shipley made a trip to Salem
C. L. Hawley,of McCoy, tl einstalling
Resolvent Pills and persevered with
Sunday.
them. The remit was truly marvelous officer for the t. O. O. F. lodge, installed
and to-cL:y he is perfectly cured, his skin the following officers Saturday night:
Clarke Bros, have been remodeling
not having a blemish on it anywhere. N.G., Martin Conger; V.G., T. P. Ogles-
their fence.
Mrs. L ly Hedge, 51, Vaughan Road, bee; secretary, I. D. Winn; treasurer,
Coldharbour
Lane, Camblewell Green,
A. L. Chute of Monmouth, was a
G. A. Wells.
Eng.,
Jan. 12, 1907.”
visitor here Tuesday.
Send to nearest depot for free Cuti-
curaBookon Treatment cf Skin Diseases.
Jay Clark, Rov Johnson and Charley
E0LA.
Cntleura Prm w lie» are sold throughout the world,
Shepard are working at Black Hock.
pe
I.oov.i■:>. 17, Charterhouse So.; l aris.
I'U3
There was a social gathering at the
Ernest Bush and wife have been home of J. L. Fishbaek Frida / evening.
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Bush.
George Bennett has been sawing poles
Bluford Bush and family have been with his gasoline saw for Mrs. E. Clarke.
visiting his brother, Will, ami family.
LIBERTY.
Hadley Eggleston, wife and daughter,
Pine Burbank ami his fatherinlaw, Auda, were Sunday visitors at K. M.
Bosley’s.
Miss Olsen visited with Miss Elliott Mr. Philli ps, are making boards to
sell.
Harry Seymour, of Dallas, our county
Sunday.
A large crowd attended the dance at school superintendent, visited our school
Joe Card has been slashing ami will
last
week.
Alljert Burbank’s Friday night, and ev
start his sawmill soon.
ery one had a good time. The next
A J. Shipley and V. A. Fishbaek at
L. H. McBee is plowing M th . W. J. «lance will heat Troy Turner’s Friday tended the district convention held in
Monmouth Saturday.
Oren MeEIrnnrry, Ed and Harry Val-
liere, of Highland, were the guests of
A. J. Shipley Thursday.
ELOOD
DISEASED
A N D S Y S T E M DISORDERED
|
<3 i i \> k ; A <¡*4 rails, It. Towns A Co., Sydney;
go. Africa, Lennon. Ltd., Capetown, etc.: U .8 .A.,
potter Drug & Chem. Corp., bole Props., Boston.
ers and school officers at the college
last Saturday.
A. N. Hallock came near having a fire
on Sunday morning H»* discovered the
roof on fire near the flue, burning out
quite a strip. The fire was subdued
without further «lamage.
GASTOPIA
SMITHHELD.”
For Infants and Children,
Sam Smith’s family have all been suf
fering with colds.
Mr. Jonesi.daugh.er, Pearl, and his
sister are in Portland.
Young lambs are not doing very well
on account ot the cold weather.
AVegdable Preparation for As
similating (lie Food andRcö ula-
ling the Stomachs and Bowels of
Mr. Gibson’* children have again en
tered school after a week’s visit to Mc
Minnville.
Items are scarce, but we hope to do
lletter when spring comes and the birds
begin to sing.
I The Kind You Havt.
Always Bought
Promotes Digestion.Cheerful-
ness and Rest.Conlains neilltcr
Opium.Morphine nor Mineral.
M o t N a r c o t i c .
Miss Verda Hubbard celebrated her
tenth birthdav last Sunday. May she
“ee many more happy birthdays.
Most of the large hoys are out «if
school now helping «lo much needed
work on the farm and hauling wood.
Bears the
Signature
of
'V'tfOUIïSAMLTLPtTCMR
.W -
The col«l freezing weather is not very
welcome only to tlie young folks, who
enjoyed the skating the last few days.
Mrs. Reed an«l daughter. Edith, spent
8aturdav with the former’s uncle. Win.
Brown, in Dallas, and finding Uncle
Bill in much better health.
BUELL.
Aperfecl Remedy forConstipa
Hon, Sour Slotnach,Diarrhoea
Worms Convulsions .Feverish
ness and L o s s o f S le e p .
Nathan Blaire has lagrippe.
Facsimile Signature oP
The school entertainment was a suc
cess.
Jacob Hniitli lost a valuable cow last
week,
N E W VORK.
A I G i n i » i b i b s
Mr. Kinmett has close.1 up his gallon
house.
)5
Steve Braley was a Ballston visitor last
Saturday.
o ld
l ) O N f S - ] j l l
IN 1 N
EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
Harry Hinslmw has purchased some ;
tine chickens.
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
T H E CE NTAU R C O M PA N Y. NE W YO R K CITY.
Ed Wright lias quit work in the mills
and gone home.
Steve Bralev has rented a hop yard I
near Perrydale.
date of the first publication of this summons
o-wi t : On or before
Final Settlement.
The Goldsmith boys were Mill Creek
visitors Sunday.
the 14th day of February, 190S;
OTIOE 18 HERKBY r.lVEN, T il \T OREKN
Miss Nora Jones was a Ballston visi- V’
A B. Haver ns administrator of the estate of ami if you fail so to answer, for want thereof,
tor Saturday last.
Joseph W. Saver, deceased, has filed his pe the plaintiff will apply to the court for a judg
tition for final settlement and final account in
ment and decree as prayed for in said com
Mrs. Steve Boynton is very sick at her , the county court of the state of Oregon, /or plaint, tow it: That tlie said mortgage given
the county of Polk, and that by order of said by the defendant I>. A. Klkins, to R. V. Splane,
home near I)«dph.
court, Saturday, January 18th, at the hour of 10 which hears date the 20th day of May, 1902, re
Mrs. Stanton is on the sick list.
on page 573 of Volume 8, «>f the records
Herbert Parker, of Salt Creek, was j o'clock, a. in. of said «lay at the court room of corded
said court In the city of Dallas, Polk county, of mortgages for Polk county. Oregon be fore
Ernest Brunk took the eighth grade a Buell visitor Sunday.
has been appointed by the court as tlie time closed, the premises therein described he sold
examination.
and place for hearing objections to said final as required by law, and the pro«-eeds of su h
Miss Viola Hinshaw returned home \ account,
sale be applied in satisfaction of tin* amount
and the settlement of said estate,
due <»n said mortgage, together with $30 at-
Mrs. H. (». Kevt, who has been
Clyde Mitty has gone to tlie Seattle Friday after a pleasant visit with rela
hated, this the 17th day of December. 1907.
torney's fee ami tin* costs and disbursements of
GREEN B.srVKK.
tives in Dallas.
Portland having her daughter treated vicinity to find a place to move to.
tliis suit; that the defendants and all persons
Administrator.
for catarrh, has returned home.
claiming
under them since the date <»f said
Roy Blaire, who went to Walla Walla
Two teams were hauling gravel last
mortgage, be barred and foieclosed of all right,
A fire started in Mr. Cochran’s house week, fixing bad places in the road.
some time ago for the benefit of his
claim and interest in the mortgaged premises
and every part thereof, ami that the plaintiff
near Perrydale, and but for the timel
health, is getting better.
Sum m ons.
Mrs. Dunsmore has gone to Holbrook
. may have such other and further relief as to
assistance of the neighbors it would
i the court may seem equitable.
Mrs. Anderson, of Salem, is visiting
to
visit
her
sister
Mrs.
Evans
and
fam
have been destroyed. A defective flue
This summons is served upon you by publi
at the home of her parents. Mr. and
ily.
In the circuit court of the state of Oregon cation thereof in the Polk County Itemizer, a
was the cause.
Mrs. Roberts, at Salt Creek.
for Polk county.
newspaper
of general circulation, published
George Mitty returned to his home
weekly at Dallas, in said county, for a period
plaintiff )
in the Siletz country the first of
Mr. Tod Hunter who ran the gang R. V. Splane,
of six consecutive and successive weeks, by or
vs.
f
Worth Knowing About.
' stead
der of the Honorable Kd. F. Goad, judge of 'he
saws in the Sheridan lumber miills, lias D. A. Elkins, It Gild- .*
the month.
county court of the slate of Oregon, for Polk
ner and C. VV. Math-;
gone with his family to Portland to live. ews,
If you need a first-class laxative,
county.
defendants.
B. I. Ferguson has 150 little chickens
Order made at chambers at Dallas, Oregon,
there is nothing better nor safer than hatched before the cold spell. They are
To D. A. Elkins, one of the above named de
on the 30th day of December, 1907. The date of
fendants
:
that old familv remedy, Brandreth’ s doing well so far.
N THE SAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, the first publication of this summons is Jan
Pills.
Each
pill
contains
one
grain
of
Dow and R etti Haniar, of Salem,
You are hereby required to appear ami uary 2, 1908.
Mrs. Hayden has returned from Ore
L. D. BROWN.
answer the complaint filed against you in the
w ho have been visiting with the latter’s solid extract of sarsaparilla, which,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
with the other valuable vegetable pro gon City where she went to see her
parents, have returned home.
There is a great deal of sickness in above entitled suit within six weeks from the
ducts, make it a blood purifier of excel daughter, Mrs. Leona Thacker, who has this community.
lent character.
If you are troubled been quite sick.
Mrs. J. C. Dennis went to McMinn
POPCORN.
with constipation, one pill at night will
There was a surprise party at the
afford great relief. Brandreth’s Pills are Mitty home, on January 29th, in honor ville on business.
the same fine laxative tonic pill your
i
There is a fine new baby girl at the
A few of our voug people are badly af‘ grandparents used. They have been of Clyde, Iva and George Mitty. Those
present were Mr and Mrs. Savage, Mr. home of John Iler.
dieted with the mumps.
in use for over a century ami are so’d and Mrs. Dunsmore, Mr. and Mrs. A.O.
Mr. W, T Kutch, who has been ill, is
Mrs G. W. Porter is visiting her in every drug and medicine store, Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson, Mr. and
rapidly improving.
either plain or sugar-coated.
brothers in southern California.
Mrs.Will Antrican and children,Mr and
Mrs. Kendall, Mr. and Mrs. Swanson
Dr. Morrison made a business trip to
Mr. Harry McDowell and Miss Jessie
and children, Mrs. Hayden, Mrs. Stanton Portland last Monday
Oavitfc drove over to Dallas Friday.
FALLS CITY.
Mrs. R. Brunk, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Mrs. Sears, of Dallas, is here visiting
Mr. Wilson had the misfortune to he
Mitty,
. Mr. and Mrs. N. Mitty,
y. Byron
.
her daughter, Mrs. John Iler.
laid up with a very sore f >ot and ankle,
Brunk,
Riley Robertson, Clyde Bo; yce,
Wes. Acheson was in town Monday
from running a rusty nail in his ankle. calling on his numerous friends.
Mrs. A. I). Morrison’s eyes are im
George and Ed Mitty, Roy, Ray, Ra lph,
Bryan and Earl Ferguson, Miss Mitty proving nicely the past few months.
Mrs. Thus. Starbuck, of Portland, who
Mayor Sam T et’ierow is at present
has been visiting with her brothers, laid up with a bad attache of the pre Ethel Brunk and our teacher, Miss Osie
There are many men out of employ
G ryce.
Bruce and Dor Gibson, left Sunday for vailing lagrippe.
ment since the Carlton mill shut down.
Dallas to visit her son, Dr. Starbuck.
Grandma Roberts is very sick and her
The vote on water bonds was light
For Over Sixty Yean.
granddaughter, Delva Roberts, is caring
and resulted in defeat for the bonds.
An old and well tried remedy. Mrs. for her.
PERRYDALE.
We will try it over later.
Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been
Mrs. V. B. Mathews, of Goshen, is
Cougars seem to he plentiful in the used for over sixty years by millions of
visiting with her sister, Mrs. H. L.
Mr Sum Smithson was a Dallas vis bills surrounding the town and several
mothers for their children while teeth Mars ton.
itor last week.
parties have gone out to hag them.
ing, with perfect success. It soothes the
The Carlton Lumber company will
Mr. Ed Keyt had a tine young heifer
Drummers coming to Falls City say child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
killed by the train.
tra«le is good here and merchants are cures wind colic and is the best remedy begin work in their big logging camp in
a
few
days.
for diarrhoea. Is pleasant to the taste.
Mr. Jones is hauling wood for the giving large orders. This indicates Sold by druggists in every part of the
good sales.
Miss Madge Baldwin, stenographer at
sehoolhousc this week.
world. 25 cents a bottle. Its value is
Mrs. Bardine, whose husband died a incalculable. Be sure and ask for Mrs. the Carlton Lumber Co’s office, is sick
Mr. Frank YanNorthwick’s family
with the grip.
couple
of
weeks
ago,
will
move
to
Cor
Winslow’s Hoothimg Syrup and take no
are. quite sick with lagrippe,
nelius and in connection with relatives other kind.
Mrs. R. D. Calavan and little daugh
Guaranteed under the
Jack Lynn has returned to his home operate a hotel there.
Food and Drug Act, June 30, 1906. ter. Hazel, are visiting her sister Mrs.
after visiting friends at Dallas.
Carr, in Portland.
Captain Newsom is working a force of Serial Number 1098.
Mrs Win. Swartz, who has been ill men putting up poles, on the school
Mrs. Chae Demorest and Mrs. B. F. j
with appendicitis, is convalescing.
house hill, in order to install the arc and
Monger attended the Methodist confer
ence at Lafayette last Monday.
Several parties from here had quite house lights in that part of town.
an enjoyable time skating Sunday.
An officer, from Eastern Oregon, was
Dr. A. D. Morrison h 's returned fr tn
Mrs. Joe Remington and Mrs. Hugh
Washington, where he has been caring
Mr. A. B. Strong lias an assistant in town last week looking for a couple Hayes are on the sick list.
of
former
residentsof
his
county.
After
for
bis father, who has lieen ill.
helping him in his blacksmith shop.
Mr. and Mrs. W ill Martin from near
looking around a day or two lie found
Farmers
living west of town now car
Presiding Elder Rowland preached at his men.
Bridgeport, were visitors at the Cobh
ry lanterns for fear the big cougar is
the M. K. church Sunday evening.
The financial showing made by re home recently.
still in their neighborhood, and is look
Mr. K. Jennings, Mr. Gen. Nelson and port to the city council Monday night
Will Haye-» is tearing down his barn ing for another meal.
son have been cutting wood for E. Pres at regular meeting shows the town is and chicken yards which improves the
Carlton has been visited during the
ton Lung.
out of debt and has in the city treasury looks of his home.
week by ft cbean-.Tobn medicine show.
nearly $1000.
Mr. Thompson and family, of Wash These who attended claim that they got
Friday last Mrs. Julia Courier and ington, ar.* at present visiting at the their monev’s worth, and they probably
«laughter. Cecil, moved to Portland, home of their cousin, Mrs. Dunlop.
•lid if they «li«lo’t btiv anything after
where thev will reside for a time. Both
Grandpa and Grandma Coulee are they got in, for the admission was free.
will he greatly missed hv their numer
visiting at McMinnville at the home of
ous friends here.
the former’s sister, who is quite sick.
CITY NEWS.
Monday one of Walter Toozes horses
Mr. and Mrs. Ham Haves are the
dropped in a well near one of the cot-
proud parents of a baby girl, born Jan
tag*-4 l>elonging to the Falls City Lum uary 28th at their home near Tidewater.
The railroad people are to erect a new
ber Co. After a short si>ell of hard
lepot at Airlie.
work on the part of the neighliors the
Lynn Chapman has had several men
Tracv Staata han accepte«l a position
animal was rescued and found to have employed in setting out trees on the
sustained small damage.
property he recently purchase«! of Mr. in the Kirkpatrick grocery.
Parker.
Clav Miller has been quite nick at |
During the stormy weather of the
pest few week«* M. Ellis, son of Win
A surprise dance was held at the Lee Falls City two weeks with kidney trou
ble.
Ellis has cleared and put in thorough cul home Saturday evening. About thirty
tivation n piece of land that has lai«l idle young people were there and all had an
Hood Craven ha? been out from hia
f«»r many years The land is rich and is enjoyable time.
timber claim to speqd a few «lays with
capable of producing largely. A few
John Parker recently gold his prop relatives.
more young men like this in Falls City
Rev. N. W. Sager was one of the
will improve the city wonderfully, also erty in North Dallas to Mr. Chapman,
Toni Hollowell has put in cultivation ami then purchase«! an 18 acre apple or- judges of the oratorical contest held at ’
chanl
of
Mr.
Werner,
of
Perrydale.
It
Newberg Friday night.
another piece of side hill land, adjoin
ing his strawberrv field, and the result has been called the best apple orchard
Notice the new ad of Hon. D. L. Keyt
in
Polk
county.
will he dollars for Tom ami something
on the first page. He is offering some j
good for his customers, We want more
extraordinary bargains.
M ONMOUTH
of this here, ami all through our county.
L. D Daniel has a fine supply of val
entine postal cards now on display. ;
The rain! oh, the beautiful rain.
Call before they are picked over.
BUENA VISTA
Mrs. Iida Nichols is reported as being
The treatment at the Mt. Tabor sani- !
not quite so well,
tarium is working wonders for Miss Ju- j
Mr- \V. J. Strifle is visiting hor »iotar
j Mr*. Witanx, of Cobnry.
The Chemaw a girls won in the basket lia Nunn, and her com pie recovery is a
possibility.
Mi-* N.-ll Honor}- lm* barn vi.iting l>all game played Saturday evening.
friamt* anil rrlatifa» for thr past waak.
Mrs. W. N. O’ Kelley and daughter,! Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hensley, of Sa
lem, have been visiting with friends
w . ,t. Starlr i« i»ak from Wanhiagton E«la, visite«! over Sunday in Monmonth. here Mrs. Hensley was formerly Miss
wbrra ha hn* I tth vi*itinn hid don,
The series of meetings being held at Bertha Faul of thia city.
Kohrrt.
the Evangelical church will close this
The Polk county poultry raisers will
Thara »rr a nirnhrr of people on thr (Thursday) evening.
at their meeting next Saturday discuss
dieh hdt. They lay it to the oohl ami
Mrs. Mary Rogers an«l brother, R. N the hatching and care of young chick
| (forty weather.
O’ Kelly, and neioe, Velna Bush, were ens. All are invited to attend their
meetings.
Mr lieonta Mclwnuhlin hdr return«! ( Monmouth visitors Friday
8. K. Bnsh. of Inde|wuidene«, is visit
home from Portland, on the tTnitei!
Most disfiguring skin eruptions, somf
.MON
Stated uranfl jury.
ing at his mother’s, in the bill country, ula, pimples, rashes, etc., are due to
THE BIO BOOT
beyond the upper Luckiamute.
impure
blood.
Burdock
Blood
Bitters
Harley Prather la home on ■ week»
Tirit. He id mtewfinir the Capital Bua- I Miss Sadie Lynn and her friend, Miss is a denying blood tonic. Makes you
Hayes, attended the meeting of teach clear-eyed, clear brained, clear-skinned (
>«a»» College of Salem.
CARLTON.
I
MILL
Feed at Cost
NORTH* DALLAS.
For the next ten days
I will sell bran, chops,
rolled oats, rolled bar
ley, etc. at cost. Save
from 20 to 25 per cent
by purchasing nowr.
The stock, at present
prices, wont last long.
Embrace the opportun
ity now.
J. H. MOORE
A
M en s’
and
Dallas Feed Store
B o y s ’ S u its
FRIDA .Y AND SATURDAY
Fe bruary 14 and 15
P R IC E S N E X T W E E K
...DALLAS¡ MERCANTILE CO...
■»
F U N E R A L D I RECT OR
!
|
Jacob Beaker, one of our moat enter
priding ami eucceerfol farmer, »toek amt
( nit rai-er, id viditing relative» near
Salem.
Doernbeeher Manufacturing Company
bua l***un o|>eratiiig ttieir logging eanipa.
They have lieen cloned during the money
panic.
Harvey Nash had completed hid gam-
line launch and ia making a aucceaa in
running it lo different points on the
Wdliamette ami Santiam rivera.
10 P e r C ent Off
On all Shoes except
Walk Overs and St.
Cecelia.
The Dallas Shoe Store
M rs. J. C. Caynor, Prop.
+ + « * + # « + + * + * # * # # * * * * *
R. L. CHAPMAN...
night.
Will Hu>h would like to either take a
hundred head of goats on the shares or
w ill rent pasture in the apring for goats
alid cattle, aa he has 2J2 acres of the
lineal goat pasture.
Will Bush has a cow that is 9 years
old, brought a calf before she was two
years oi l and ha- neve< b an dry and we
would like to see anv one drv her up.
If they think they can they will get fool
ed.