Polk County itemizer., April 16, 1908, Image 4

O U R A S S O C I A T E EDITORS.
A U th e County N ew s G raphically W rit"
ten up b y O ur B rain y R jailers.
R. L. CHAPMAN....
F U N E R A L D IR E C TO R
and
EM BALM ER
OFFICE : Chapel and Parlors, N. Main nt.
O ALLA5. ORCCJON:
Bell Phone 103. • Mutual Phone 1.10*.
Calls Promptly Answered Day or Night
iSSS
“
east
D a l l a s .
1600
1600
,, ,
, .
,
1600
Rlchar.) I-ewis is shearing goats.
1500
Johnny Kelly has gone to Portland
1500 for a few days.
«00
. r_.* . .
1600
Alvis DiHar-l is night hreman at tlie
H.K) elel’ rlt' •«*« P1* '"
mki
8i\>ralnew arrivals in tnwn look in ;
1600 > for In mes in this purl uf th<‘ country.
kuu
.
i.Mid
Qn.te a unmbi-i ol i .[>le here nr,
71,, vretti a inter,
1 in 111 m »
,|..1,,
j
1 that is organizing in r.il; r uin. If.*t 1 * 1
linn wnteli out, all i» in,
"M
t glitter;
I'6si *'\eii in the • >l«l ir •! I -i ite Oi. gnn is n
”
pretty go, <1 stale it-elf; ,i lie laiel is
Sewing Machine Given Away.
Mr. Holmes passed through Smith-
I iield Sunday.
Mrs. Hubhard who is sick in Portland
is reported some l>etter.
I Tom linhhard went to North Vumhill i
I to stay a couple of months.
Mouse cleaning is the order of the
day with the ladies of Smithtield.
Straw berry raiwer* are all very busy
plowing ami hoeing.
Mi«**M »ttie C ivitt visited with her
parent« over Sunday.
Mr. TeeMe* i« putting a woven wire
tem «* around hi* ranch.
There will I»** a picnic and hand music
the last «lay of onr school.
Mis H irlev Adams has returned from
:t winter’ s visit.with her puren s in Kan-
-as.
0 *ir teacher, Mis Higgins, and her
pupils did very creditable work Friday
«• caning up the school ground«.
John Banks returned from VI moa , Sat­
urday, where he att* uded the funeral of
his -tep-father, Mr. R*«ss.
ROCCA.
Cured of Rlictinintism.
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h'lil« 1 a boom at th«* railroad bri«lge to
catch the ruilrood tie- they expect to
r«l»i tli*xt week.
£
Mr.Win. H enry,of ( 'hattain ga, Tenn.,
I had rheumatism in his le ft aim. “ The
FOR THAT PRIZE.
| strength seemed to have gone out of the
j iiiii c I ch so that it was useless for work,”
jht>*u>M. “ I applied Chant her h in’« Pain
How the Sewing Machine Contes­ Balm and wrapped the arm in flannel at
| night, ami to my relief I f aiml that the
tants Stand.
! pain gradually left me and the strength
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I returned. In tlire • weeks the rheiima
Below we give the standing of the tism had dt-appea ed
h s n«»t -:
several contestants tor the sowing ma- returned.“ If t: id l'd with rheuma*
chine which goes to someone on May 1st. tism try a few applie.ii ¡mm of Pain I’, dm.
Tliis gives the standing for
last week,
You are certain t<> 1» plea ed with ti e
and each weekly letter received
will relief which it affords.
l or sale bv
count 100 points:
\ Stafrin Drug C.
Peedee............................................... 1500
— • —
Pioneer.
Perrydnlo
POPCORN.
Fruit trees are putting on their beau- ¡
I to visit with their Grandma Ha-tit
und while there put in Home garden U r tifiti white and pink robes once more.
! her.
Mr. Smith and family and Mr. (loop
i Several p«*ople from the «ant have and son attended the funeral of Mr.
Moore
who was hurried Friday.
come
to
the
(
’«»iHlon-Si.ahr
mill
ami
we
t
♦ I hear Home want to buy hörnen.
.Mr. Fisher is busv plowing in his hop,
X
Mr. and Mrs. Mmomber a re 1
Will Ihihli has trade-1 Thomas Kin- yard.
♦
shin out of two nice Jers.-y milk cows, spending a few weeks with Mr. Fisher’s |
% and will milk five cows this summer.
family. He is assisting with the work.
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lijrfii.i Vi*ta.....................................
Kings Valley....................................
Kast Dallas ....................................
Liberty .............................................
Popcorn.............................................
Butler
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Falls City ..............................
Ilallstn n-B .......................................
Corvallis
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North Dallas ..................................
Monmouth .........................................
Sinithfield
Ballston-C
SMITHFIL1D.
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“ .}i* !'
Z u . Vi!
1
Fred Brock made
Norton this week.
business trip to
l ine weather for gardening and the
U tidier* all busy.
At last men at work i»n the road is
not a hop«? of the future, but a present
fact.
Mr. Hampton lias treated himself to
a new Planet jr ., and expects to do fust
j work in his garden when he gets the
I machine in running order.
A slight blaze at the post office caused
I a ripple of excitement, hut the only
; lamage done was a small hole in the
roof and some newly ironed clothes
MI lotted with the water used in extin-
| guishing the fire.
| Our mail carrier met with an acci-
i dent this week that might have been
! •»erious, but he was hurt only slightly.
| His horse frightened at the tipping up
i -f some loose plank son one of the bridg-
! es and sprang into the w ater.
SUNNYSL0PE.
O raif in looking fine, and pronpocts
are go«>d for a big harvest.
Win. llerren has fiiiisbe-l netting out
5t)00 strawlierry plant* of all varieties.
I’M. Roger«’ incuba or caught fire la«'
As much a- any one thing for the bet- * uhii treats his fellow as hi« *• ¡ual
Saturday and burned 150 little chick­
terment of the Itemizer its editor desires j
en*.
a weekly letter from every vicinity.
r O N lV lR n
Beginning with January 1st and end-'
Miss Fay Shiplev, who is work'ng for
ing May 1st we will give a $50 Home |
Mr. Jay Powell, «pent Sunday with her
sewing machine to the correspondent
W(, are having lovely weather for parents here.
who is most regular in his or her com- fa r ine
Mr Charley Shepard, who has been
munications. We want your locality
represented every week, and offer this, Clarkson Rees visited at Mr. T. S. working for Mr. Herren, has returned
t » Portland, where he will work in a
incentive for regularity.
Brown’ s Sunday.
sawmill,
The Bierley children were all sick
Mr. Ed Tuttle and family, of Inde-
with the hoopingcotigh.
PF.EDEE.
perdenc«'. Mr. Reuben SimpHon and
I Mr. Bockman has moved on his farm. wife, of Monmouth, and Mr. Fred Simp­
son ami wife, of Albany, spent Sunday
Pin«; Burbank is plowing and sowing He has come to stay this time.
grain.
Mr. and Mrs. Bockman and family with Mr. Win Herren ami family.
{visited
Mr.
Henry
keyts
Sunday.
Lester Brown was in Dallas last
Henrv Lamen was breaking his wild
Thursday.
Mr. Rees hud a runaway last week horse Sunday and the line« became
Mtigled up under the singletree and the
Mrs. Fred kau and son are visiting breaking up Ids hack «piite badly, hut
■ use got frightened ami ran away, but
nobody was hurt.
with Mrs. Tilda Frantz.
there was no serious damage «lone.
Mr.
Ruilinters
have
moved
over
to
tin*
Mr. and Mrs. Riley Burbank went to
There was a basket, social Saturday
hopyard ol Mr. Shuntzos. They are go­
Independence this week.
evening at the home of Doc. Egleston.
ing to work it this year.
The Dallas creamery man was through
There was many beautiful basket« and
Mr. James Connery arriv«»d home a large i*rowd was present. The amount
her«» Thursday ami will buy cream her«*
last week from his winter’ s stay in San raise« 1 from the sale of baskets was
this summer.
Eraimisco greatly improved in health.
M- 50. 'The highest basket sold was
Lew and Eva Edward’s little hoy.
Dr. Starlaick was called out to Mr. Miss Maggm Herren’«. The object of
Samiuie, fell off the store porch and
hcsocial is to put stands ami seats in
Chas
Reese’
s
to
see
their
son
Paul
wh
broke his arm.
is sick with pneumonia, hut is improv­ tlie Bozley grove for picnics and social
Bluford Bush’s little girl has been ing slowly.
gatherings.
«juite sick and Dr. Bollman was call« <1
A man by the name of Mr. Yinen hi»*
to see her Tuesday.
bought the farm Mr Ueihimer lived on
Gentle and Effective.
Will Bush and family and Elmer i and intends to try ■ Milltry life, lb* is a
Hastings went to Monmouth last week j Portland jeweler.
A well known Manitoba editor writes:
\s an insid«* worker I find Chainb«»r-
lain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets inval­
uable for tin* touches of hilliousness
atural to sedentary life, their actioi
being gentle and effective, clearing the
O O D
digestive tract and the head.” Price
25 cents. For «ale by Stafrin Drug C«>
C A
T A
R
I ß ”
ZD
AND SYSTEM D IS O
WEST SALEM.
Catarrh is not m erely an inflammation o f the l
■ i the head and
throat, as the sym ptom s o f rin gin g noise.; in th ee. » . m - • < droppin g back
into the throat, continual haw king and spitting, c.t• w
m to in d i­
ca te; it is a blocxl disease in w hich the entire circulat >n i d the greater
part of the system are involved. Catarrh is due to t
eri of an excess
o f uric acid in the blood. The Liver, K idneys and B v is frequently be­
com e torpid and dull in their action and instead of < in . i!
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 blood and through its circul.d i*>:t d' 'tribute«! to all
parts o f the system.
These im purities in the bln« 1 irritate and inflame
the different membranes and tissues <*f the body and tli * «. utractin *
o f a cold will start the secretions and other di i *;:r
and di^Tjreeabl*
sym ptom s of Catarrh. A s the blood goes to all part < ' t! ? 1 *<lv the r.
tarrhal pois«m affects all parts of the system .
i
h< ! h . ; a tight, f ..
feeling, nose con tin ually stopped up, pains n b o v tli <•««•-, 'lig h t fevet*
comes and goes, the stom ach is upset and the entire ; \v ! m disordered and
.. . _ 4
t
affected 1>\ C
d
It is a waste of
yearn, ami no man could havo time to try to Clirt* C atari .1 A .til Spi a\ S,
w en w orw . I tiled everythin* washes, inlial. :..11 , < V. Such tr«*atmcnt
1 could hoar of, but no good ro- ,
,
.,
suited.
aaS.
and OOCSnotre.ic.it
and
u. 1
j thon
ui'in t<r
r*r •• an
» . n. R., ana
«*'»v n> * v ,»< , • I ■
■ * « » ill.
* *, tlierelore
*■ • ■'-* • * ' •
could 1
a 11 tt; 3 Improvement do nothin ; ill-': t D m tin.*- rarily relieve
from th « first b o ttlo , and a fte r , ,
f
.
’ *r
.
taking
iff i t a sh o rt w h ile waft c u red . ‘ " C d is c o m f o r t ot n. •
lO CUIC
Thi« wa« nix year« a g o , an*! I am Catarrh permanently the blood m ust be
an well today hh an v mmn. I think ,
. ,
;d the system cleansed
Catarrh is a b lo o d d is e a s e , a n d th orou ghly pu n
know there in nothing on earth of nil poisons. ; nd at the same time
batter for th e b lo o d th a n S . 8 . 8 .
N othing equals
N o b o d y t h in k s m ore o f 8 . H. E. strengthened and built up.
than I do.
M. MATSON,
S. S. S. for this purpose.
It attacks the
Lapeer, Mloh.
disease at its head, y s down to the very
bottom o f the trouble and mak< s a com plete
and lasting curt. b. S. S. rem oves every
pa
and liealthy.
Tli n tlie in (lamed mem-
bran.-s
to In .1 i •
’ oscucd
and cleared, tlie lia v k ip .' and ; pitt.-.g cease,
every sym ptom disappears, the constitution i ’
up ■ 1 v ,,rt.ns health
restored. S. S. S. also tones tip the atoma
•< .<
fine tonic to the entire system . If you are snlTcti;
«
i Catai i H h> ; in the
uae of S. S. S. and write us a statement o f your , asc and our pli> sicians « ill
send you literature about Catarrh, and give you special medical advice
without charge. S. S. S. is for sale at nil fir t cl.T
lrug stores.
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- - "■’'a , G A .
PURELY
VEGETABLE
Í >
•
:M
!
TRY TU K BK 8 T fi r KM
CIQAR IN HIK CITY
!1 T h e
B ig
Bear
Also the KING ALFRED Bit Cigar
SUNK BKTTF.K
.HORACE WEBSTER'S CONFECTIONERY
i
Mr. and Mrs V O . Balet and fiimih
have moved to Portland.
Miss Neva Smith has been having tin-
grippe very had Imt is improving,
Mr. Jess Moore and family have mov
<*d hack to our town, can’ t stav away
Mr. Geo. Frazer has been in Indepen­
dence the last few days fixing phones.
Mr. Newton Smith, now of Wood-
burn, visit«*«! relatives here this week,
There s«*«*ms t*> he a great «lent and for
houses here, ther * ought to la* a build­
ing fever on.
USE OF CUTiCURA
After Other Treatment Failed —
Eczema in Raw Spot on Baby
Boy’s Face Lasted for Months—
Cried v.ith Pain when Washed.
ECZEMA WAS CURED AND
HAS NEVER REAPPEARED
“ Our baby boy broke out with
eczema on his face when one month
old. One place on-the bide of his face
the size ol a nicked was raw like beef-
eteak for three m< nuts, and he would
cry out wh« a I bathed the parts that
were sore and broken out. I gave him
three month..’ treatment from a good
doctor, but at the end < f that time the
child v,’" no better. Then my doctor
recommended t Cutieura. After using
a cake of Cutieura Soap, a third of a
box of Cutieura Ointment, and half a
bottle of Cutieura Resolvent he was well
and his face was as smooth as any
baby’.-, lie is now two years and a
half old and no eczema has reappeared.
I am still using the Cutieura soap; I
think it is the finest toilet soap 1 ever
used. I keen my little girl’s hair and
face cleansed with it too. I am so
thankful for what Cutieura has done
for us. Mrs. M. L. Harris, R. F. D. 1.
Alton, Kan., May 14 and June 12, ’07.’ *
SANATIVE
Antiseptic Cleansing Is Best
Accomplished by Cutieura.
Women, especially mother«, find Cuti-
cura Soap. Ointment, and Pills the pur­
est, sweetest, ana most
effective remedies, for
preserving, purifying,
and beautifying the
skin, scalp, hair, and
hands, for tho treat­
ment ol inflammatory
and ulcerative condi­
tions, ns well as for re­
storing to h e a lt h ,
strength, and beauty
pale, weak, nervous,
prematurely faded, run-down women.
Guaranteed absolutely pure under the
United States Food a: d Drugs Act.
Complete External and Infernal Treatment for
Every Humor of iniaiits. ChiUirci’. and Adults cou-
Bists of cutieura Soap <25c.) to Cleanse tlie Skin,
Cutieura Ointment ('•()< ) t«> I.'t ¿1 >‘).* Skin, and
Cuti* ir.-i Res iivent (50m' ,fr>r In the form of Chocolate
Coat.- I I’li!.-’. 25c. nor vial of 60) to Purify the- Hlood.
So'.* i!in.u'd■ oilt tii-* world. Potter Dru? «Sc Chem.
Cor-'.. :•*»!** l r)|)S., Poston, Mass.
’ r-Mailed lice, Cutieura Book on Skin J-dscaaea.
LIBERTY.
Hugh and Gene Smith have disponed
I of a cow each.
Newt Harris went t«> Portland Satui-
i day on business.
Clarence Sellers has been seeding for
[ M. I>. Hubbard.
Mr. Bird has finished putting in grain
i mi Ids place here.
Mr. an«! Mrs. I\e Shelton were in
these parts Thursday and Friday.
Farmers in this vi«*initv are busy put­
Mrs. W. H. S piier has h«*on sick ting out gar«l« n.
with plural pneumonia hut ìh able ti­
Mrs. All«*ii Towns was a Monmouth
lx* around again.
visitor last week
Mr Jm>. Brannun and farli ily. of
John B. stump has purchased a new
Watertown, S. !>., are h«
visiting his
John I >«■«•!« we« der.
fither, Mr. I> K. Brantmn.
Henry I.« hinan, >f Monmouth, was in
Mr. 'Toni Gosser ami family hav«*
moved to Wi.lamina, Mr. Go-ser having lli«*se parts last w« k.
bought a livery «table there.
John Pitzer is vv« u-king for Mr. ( ’on-
Mrs. warren Burch, of St. Johns has nov. of near Monun nth.
h«*en visiting relatives here for a lew
George Sweringen is sow ing grain for
weeks and return«*«! last Sunday.
Rufus Smith of Monmouth.
W. H. S«juier is s«*tting his place out
Dr. Crou loy and w ife, of Monmouth,
in fruits, cherries, Logan and Black Gap passed through here We«lnes«lay.
berries, and will set out alxnit 250 Bart­
Coinniissioner Ui«Mel1 pisse«l through
lett pears in tin* fall.
tier«* Saturday lookin’ over the r«>a«ls.
,1 R. B«*df*r«l has a crew of men work­
Grover Pitzer has been laid up for
ing in the hop fiekl on the Muvphv
placeaml J. P. Holmes is still in the several davs w ith a sprained shoulder.
fiop raising industry.
Mr. Thompson and son, Harry, < f
W«*st Salem is gnnving very fast. Salem, are «¡siting with Herman Wan
der
and family.
The election« are now hel«l her«*, which
« ill 1*«* much better for tfit* voters in
H(*uhen Simpson and wife, of Mon-
tl.i- |...rt of thr country, «ax in« a trip of „„'.ntÍ,.
th. <V..'V»« .,f’ \Vi'll,«!,, Vler-
.iH.ut four m ile « ach way. Tlicrc were
fami|y s multi ay.
lot) names on the petition.
Mrs. Belle Millivan and «laughter,
Mr. ami Mrs Ge«*. Nichols were given Bes-ie, of D das, ore visiting with tlie
a «urpriso on Wednesday the 8th, at former » mother. Mrs. E. Clar
heir home in West Salem, it being tlie
H.idlev Eglestoii, wife and laughter,
* tli Htiniv«»r*ary of their wielding.
i»*. of Monuion:h. ««ere guests of
Mr. Nichols is si years of age and Mrs.
o«- Egle.-ton and lamilv last week.
Nichols i- 74. 'They are b«»th v«*rv hal«
«ml hearty. Mr. ami Mi> Nichols were
Mr. ami Mrs. Tuttle and «laughter,
e tell r«'ci” i«*nt • «if a g«>l«l trim ned um- H. «su*, of In.! !» mien« pa—<* l through
r«*lla Mr A. Byers ami Mrs Geo here Sunday mi route
«alls itv.
’ Lapman sang tin* beautiful s«»ng, “ The
• >!d Nf«i*«ician mid hi« lla rp .” Then
Deafness Cnnnol be Cured.
n r«* alvtut i*0 gm -t< present as follows:
VIr. and Mrs I II Wiison, Mr. and by local apf
nne, as tli
mi not
Mr- Ivlwin Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. I> i ea«*h t in
a sod |-»rt i«»n «»i lite ear.
. Brannau, Mr. ami Mrs. J. R. P»«*.|- Tliert* is only one way to eure deafness,
1. Mr am! Mrs. Geo. Chapman. Mr md that is i «•«institutional ¡em«*die.'.
.1 Mr- \. Jones, Mr ami Mrs. Clem D
hv an
au inflaímj
int
- - i
• *1 by
I coi
Davis. Mr. ami Mrs. V. D. DeMai, }diti‘ »n «»f 11 1«• mu. .11- lining of the Ens-
■Jr and Mrs. C. II T«*iiii)l«*i»iat), Mr. j tachian Tub«*. When this tube is in-
I Mrs. Eilwin Brock, Nlr. and Mrs. ilamod you have a rnmblin*: sound or
as Spit/hart. Mr. ami Mrs. R I.. inn*« ! feet hearing, and when it is en­
’ hit«». Nlr and Mrs. S T. Hunt. Mr. tirely cl«»sod. iVafnoss i- the result, ami
nd Mr- .1 1. Miller, Mr. and Mrs W. onle-- the infiunuttioti can he taken out
II. S.piier, Mrs. N. S. Smith. Mrs L. \. and this till»«» r»*st«»r«»d to its normal con­
Waller. Mr- I . II. M hit«*.
Mrs. I \ dition. hearing will To destortM forever;
A'ill* un-on Mrs. M. A. Chapman, Mr-, nine ca-e- <>iit of ten are caused by ca­
E. Browning. Mrs. R. A. Cr«»*son, tarrh, which is nothing but an in Ham«*. I
'Ir- M Brakes. Mr-. Maine, Mrs. Frank condition «»f the mm*oos surfaces.
1 lgar. Mrs. G«».*. Kraziire, Mrs. Rlmdes,
Me will gm* Oi e Humire-i itollar* t«»r
'Irs. Fitts. Mrs Wvatt ind Mr-. Shop«-, any cas.* **t D«*afncs- l»*au-«*.l hv catarrh)
-'fs.m ih Dakota. Mi-«es lh*s-i«* Foster. that cannot In* cured !*v Hall s Catarrh
I’ laraaud Lvdia Rex, Pearl Brannon, Cure. S«»nd f»>r « ireulars free.
Dnrnthv N|il)«*r l.ucile Sjnier, Bethwil-
F. J. CHENEY A CO.
la and Ruth Red lord, M«*s-«*rs Rev A.
Toledo, Ohio.
Byers, G. ^t.filer, Cliff«>rd Fitts, Walter
Sol.l by Druggists, 75e.
Brannon. Ne«vton S«|uier, Robt, Miller,
Take Hall’s Family Fills for constipa-
Clavton Heise.
|U«D.
Mr. Fred Foot, of Dallas, was iu the
valley, looking after a cream rout. He
expects to star t a wagon next week.
S 3 E 2 E 9 '
BUELL.
The Kind You He.
Primary election Friday,
Mrs. Albert Teal is still in Portland
We hear that Willamina has several
■i ts of smallpox.
Crops an* looking well and farmers
ip* busy making gar«l« us.
RICKUEALL.
A N. Myer was a Falls City visitor
I Friday ami Saturday,
Mrs. Samuel Orr ami son, Glen, came
up from Portland Tuesday,
Peter Cook end wife drove to Tnde-
I pemlem e first of the week.
Bears tlie
O S I ! 1 a 3 L 2 m S S 3 ì
Our school is still iu progress undir
' b > umagement of Prof. Day.
There are «juite a few candidates for j
* ffite coming to Buell now «lays.
Promotes Di^calion.Cheerful-
(ic 3 so;>d Rest.Contains neither
Opmm.Morphine nor Mineral.
The sad accidental killing of Jake
Ridgeway, has cast a gloom over tin- e i- I
tire neighbor!]«)«»»!.
K o
t
N
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a h c o t ic
M S O U UrSAMlELPITCHER
l\uiifjun SecJ/m
Mx Smna »
Rtxk.ll* SSX-
xkws* Seed *
MrmS~d-
t)
Aperfecl Remedy torConslipo-
tion, Sour Stonmch, Diarrhoea
Worms .Convukiuns .Feverish
! ness And L o s s o f S leep .
Facsimile Signature o f
NEW YORK.
John Bones was over from the Si let/,
hav country visiting his mother.
T M S O K N T A U N
C O M P A N Y . N i l« V O R X
B. I. Ferguson has 400 incubator
chicks. Some of them are quite good
sized.
C IT Y .
El
Quite a number of our citizens went
to hear Heney speak at Salem Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. Hayden cam«* near losing his fine
Mark Burch has bish op yard twined
big young mare Sunday. D. D. Keeler
j and laid by for a few days.
was called.
Uncle Samuel Orr is up from Port
| land visiting triemls and relatives.
J. B. Nesmith and NT. S. Burch are at-
ternling the federal court in Portland.
Always Bought
[ I A\'cßclablePnparaliourorAs-
similatmfi the Find and Ret* «Ha­
ting tlie Stomachs anil Bowels of
Mr. Jake Smith will have his sale of
household goods and furmi >g in.pie- '
merits (*n next Saturday. 11«- am*
s|
family intend t«> move t«* Mono nut i i
soon. We art* sorry t«» lose such a . o <1 j
I
F Me Bee and Tom Wright have family.
j just finished making a carload of staves
EOLA.
Mrs. Robert Chase and children, of
j Dallas, Sumlaved with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. D. Steffy.
Cherry and pear trees are in full bloom i
Sunday w as J. M. Farley’ s 4‘ *th birth here.
I lav and they celebrated ;f with a gath­
Rosa Carpenter is staying wifh Mrs.
ering of neighbors ami a big spread at Davis for a while.
ofjn.
John.Trent was visiting relatives in
James Hubbard ami Ruth Guv were
narried Sumlay, April 5th. On Tues our hamlet Sunday.
lav «* enir.g tin* hoys «‘ailed on then
Mr. Savage is on the sick list yet, he
with horn-, bells and tin cans, playing improves very slowly.
lively music for a while. The happy
Clifford Brunk is working for the Or­
couple then appeared and invite«! then*
! in ami treated them to cigars. Aft : egon nursery company.
! happy congi atulations all went home.
Mrs. Lewis Davis is quite sick. Dr.
Altman is attending her.
Mrs. Myer and two daughters, Vida
PF.RRYDALE.
and Ruth, of Salem, are guests at the
home of Archie Myer.
Fred H«*hding got a new line of fin«
Archil* IIosn**r ami his educational
buggies this week.
m ignet, both young people, of Mou­
Born to the wife of Mr. A. B. Strong rn mth, was here Sunday.
on April 12th, a daughter.
Mr. ami Mrs. L. D. Mulkey, of Ami­
D. L. Keyt was transacting husines- ty, passed through here Saturday ch ­
in Port land the last of the week.
omp * t** his fathers, Monroe Mulkey, at
Mr-. Rice, of Dallas, has been visiting Monmouth.
at the home of Win. Sargeant the past
Work in the hop yards are being
week.
pusiied as fast as the weather will per­
mit.
All of the yaids in this vicinity
Mrs L«*e Conner ami Mrs. Maggit
Dent visit«*«! the former’s relatives in are b«*ing cultivate«!, although the price
at present is not very encouraging.
McMinnville Tuesday.
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Mr and Mrs. Logie, who have been
Whooping
Cough.
holding an attractive meeting, went
t«> Ballston Wednesilay.
I have used Chamberlain’s Cough
Several of the people of this commun­ Remedy in my family in eases of whoop­
ity went t<» Amity Sumlay «»veiling to ing cough, and want to tell you that it
attend the revival meeting that is being D the best me«li«hne I have ever used.—
W. F. Gaston, Poseo, Ga. This remedy
hel«l then* hv the Christian church.
is sale and sure. For sale by Stafrin
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Woods are the hap­ Drug Co.
py parents of a baby girl born April 8th.
.Mother and child doing nicelv. Mrs.
BUENA VISTA
Woods, of Walla Walla, is visiting at
his home and helping t«> care for the
sick.
J. M. Prather has been on the sick
list.
Worth Knowing.
Ralph Hall i> hauling lumber for Mr.
Tin* Allcock’s Plaster« are tin* highest Wiley.
result of medii'al science ami skill, and
Mrs. J. A. McClain left Tuesday for
in ingre«li«*iits and u ethotl have m*v*. r
been «»«pialed. That they ate the origi­ Portland.
Mrs. E C. Hall made a business trip
nal ami genuine porous plasters upos
wliose reputation imitators trad« . Thai
* Dallas Tuesday.
Allcoek’s Plasters never fail to perform
Mrs Fletcher, an old r«*sident o ft hi«
their r«*mc«lia! work «piickly a«ld effec­
lace, is her«* visiting friends
tually
That for weak back, rheuma­
tism, «’olds, lung trouble, kidn«*y iliifi-
Cleve Pr ther sold five 1-year <>1« 1
I culties, strains .»ml all local pains they
ngs w hich Iressed 180S pounds.
I are invaluable. That when you buy
M. N. Prather ho !* 1 eight head of b«»ef
Allcock’s Plasters you obtain the be.-t
steers to Mr. McDowell, of Salem.
made.
Harry Davidson has gone to Lebanon,
where lie Pas secured employment.
SUNNYSLOPE.
Mi Miles was a visitor her«» Sunday.
n
ones, our school has the least number
of j*uj)ils known for some years.
THE ORLGON N it HENEE
Miss Viola Hir.shavv came from Buell i
Monday to help care for the sick at \\ ill
Brow ns.
McMinnville, < ¡regen.
CHAS. GREGORY, Agent
Mrs. George Wilson, from Albany |
sp nt two days last week with her moth­
er, Mrs. Sneed.
A Gr?at Outside Remedy.
Most paims are of local origin—a
“ crick” in the back, a twinge of rheu­
matism. a soreness all over arising
from a cold—are all cured by outside
applications. The «juickest safest and
most certain method is Allcock’ s Plast-
i r, known the world over as a universal
:einedy f»»r pain. They never fail, they
<*t promptly, tln v are clean and cheap.
Y u can go right ahead with your work
while tin* heating j»ro«*ess goes on. Six­
ty years use has given them a great rep­
utation.
Will Brown is recovering from la- '
grippe but his wife is still sufferin'
from a bad cold.
Bert Miller, <*f Black Rock, spent
from Saturday until Monday with hi-
si.-ter, Mrs. l.ee.
Mr .0. 11. Cobh has returned iron
M »»mouth where In* has been caring
for sick relative .
I Lunches that
? Leave You
• Wishing that the luneh*h»id not
yet begun,” is what a customer
sirid the other day of (lie feeds
put out by Johnson Hr*.. . Kv ry-
thing s«» cc y, c«H>ked ill *;oo«l
tasu . and the food s«» variid and
appetizimr t!.at even n fastidious
«)> * peptic cannot fail to say a
good word forth, a I popular estab­
lish men'.
CARLTON.
FALLS CITY.
Mr. James Frazier has been up t«»
New herg oil business.
Dave Grant was a town visitor last
week.
Mrs. Margaret McClain is visiting h* i
daughter, Mrs. C. A Kau.
Mrs. Auerland is up from Portland
visiting friends h«*re.
Notice 'o Creditors.
Judge Coad w’as in town Monday, at­
tending to some business matters and
making votes.
\ « > t h y ;> i n : i : c i t v « i\ F ‘- t h a t t i i i * i n
A dcrsigii«*<l has lu » n duly .* i>|*«»int‘*«1 «*x«
tor o f tluM -tati* «a' < »livi-r K. Picking, «loc-.is»'»!. j
’ y ; lie County Court of tli" Stute <»:' Oregon, u i ;
Polk county. nn«t Ims (|Ui«li!n«l. All person>
h h . ing ebiims ngnitot the said eslnte art* hen -
hv m * tilled to pres«'nt the same, duly v«*riHe«l
together with the pr*»:>»*r vou«*h«*rs lh**r< for. to |
th«' uudersigTKHl, at his r idence iu said \
co un ty within six months from the »tat»' «»f this i
notice.
Dated and first published, Mar«*h 2A, 1908.
IIARHV PICKENS.
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Executor of the «*st <t«- of
Oliver !{. Pickens deceased
L. I>. Brown, attorney for Estate.
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Miss Alma Huesby is visiting her
many friends and relatives in and
around Falls City.
George Vick ami family left Monday
for a visit at various points in Dakota,
Wisconsin,and other middle west points.
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We serve
There will !»«* an entertainment at th*
Baptist church Easter Sunday.
Jeff Robertson and wife were welcome
Hugh Kau has returned t»> Buena
vi-itors Saturday at the home of Mrs.
Vista, where lu* will begin vork.
Flower.
B. F. Tones, of Iiulepemlenoe. was in
town Monday looking after his political
interests.
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Mrs. C. A, Kau is improving slow’;«
after a severe attack of lagrip,
Miss Clara Montgomery is visiting at
home during the Easter Holiilays.
DALLAS, OUKltOX
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Are the very best to be obtained
in Oregon an d «ve know how to
c ook them to the «jueen’s taste.
VtMi can have them in any si vie
and with all th«* concomitants
that ¿¿o to make up . lirsl-elass
oyster house.
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Robert Merriw«»ather. a young mat’
jE
employed hv A1 Teal, was drowned if*
Confectionery
and
lunch
Counter
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»be mill pond at Mill creek the first of
’ a-t week.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Robertson, of
Monmouth, were over Saturday vi-iting
M AKE YOUR OWN ST O C K FO O D S BY USING
•»* tin* home of tlu ir daughter, Mrs. J.
II. Flower.
HORSE AND CATTLE TABLETS
R«*u Vick returned from a trip int< S K I D O O
He says it
Harry \» a! an i L«*-ter Murphy drove L ie ** county hist week
Crush and mix in feed or salt. Proper dose in tablets
a herd of lior-es over from Sidney Sun- 1 »oks good there but Polk county is
good enough for any one.
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M a k es Y o u r S tock L o o k Like the T o p Price
Archie Chambers left for Santa Uo-a
Hugh Kau ha*» return* 1 from Carl­
For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine and Fowls. They are made from the active principle or the
ton, where has lx*en visiting his si«*k California, 'Thursday. II«* goes there t<> condensed essence of the drug. They don’t contain Sawdust, Ashes, Chop Feed or Bran. Are just
begin M'-tion for damages on account of as good when 10 years old as when 10 days old. They comply with all pure drug laws. Ask for
mother.
injuries received while employed load­ and try once S K I D O O Condition Tablets, or S K I D O O Worm, Kidney, Chicken Cholera,
Tho circle, of this place, are going to ing ears last. year.
Blister, Cathartic, Heave. Fever, Hog Cholera, Distemper, Pink Eye, Colic tabletsor Louse Powder,
g ve an entertainment the latter part of
Cure or Barb Wire Liniment. Distributed by T H E B LU E B E L L M E D IC IN E C O .,
A very enjoyable surprise party was Spavin
this month.
incorporated; Capital stock $300,000.00; Watertown, South Dakota, U. S. A.
giv«*n at tin* r«*'iden«*e of Chri- Vashnw
M- Wiley and Dr. Pnrri-h, of Mon­ h s ‘ week, it being for his children.
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F o r S a le b y J*;AY &; C O ., D a lla s, O r e g o n
mouth, are building a gasoline launch largo number of the young folks were
on the former’s farm.
there and enjoyed themselves to a late
Bishop Hartzler, of tin* Evangelical hour.
church, preached an excellent sermon
Mr. Gardner, candidate for legislature
here Thursday evening.
from Lincoln county was in town this
week looking after hi- political interests.
Gardner hns inatle a good impres-
A Woman Tells How to Relitve Mr.
-Jnt-t received a carload of the very best grade of country bran and aborts,
ion on our people, an«l has made many j
Oat», Barley, Chop, Wheat and all kinds of feed always on hand.
friends.
Rheumatic Pains.
Har«lv Holman was a Falls City visit j
I have been a vgrv gr«*at sufferer from
b e s t h a u l w h ea t H ou r, Yri m , ................. $ 1 .4 0 p e r s a c k
the dreadful disease, rheumatism, for a or Monday. Many years ago Mr. Hol­
Also Dallas flour kept in st«jck.
number of years. I tried many medi­ man was a Falls Citv resident, before
cines but never g«>t much relief from Falls Citv was thought «*f. It will he j
GALL CERE.— Anv<nn purchasing one 1 »ox of this great remedy will he
any of them until two years ago, when I hard to find any one here who is not giv­
presented with complete medical adviser. Call and
lxmglit a Ixittle of Chamberlain’» Pain ing to vote for him.
make youiself at home.
Balm. I found relief Indore I had usetl
Mr. Johnson, the aged father of Mr*. '
all of one bottle, but kept on applying it R. Dnnahue, died Sunday night and !
and soon felt like a different woman. wn- »urried Tuesday in the city ceme- j
Through my advice many of my friends terv. Mr. Johnson was an old soldier I
COR MAI N St O AK ST R E E TS
have tried it and can tell vou how won- anil durin ’ hi- residence Imre gained I
lerfully it 1 * worked.— Mrs. Sarah A. the love and respect «»f all our citizens. !
Cole, 145 S. New St.. Dover, Del. Cham­
Tin new skating rink is so nearly fin-
ber’ ,»in’ - Pain Balm is a liniment. The
relief from pain which it affords is alone i-hed that Contractor Moyer thinks it 1
worth many time its cost. It makes mav l>e turned over t** the propri«»t<»rs
rest and sleep possible. For sale by the an«I ready to open by the last of the |
week. It will he run in a strictly cl«*an i
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ami high class manner. Tin* fact that J.
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KINGS VALLEY.
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FEED, HOUR, SEED, AND POULTRY SUPPLIES
J. M. L ¥ D !C , Proprietor
This week Falls City has botm well
blesse«! with candidates; what with
state?nent No. 1, woman suffrage, pro-
Will Dodele went to Wells Sunday.
hihitim. local opti«>n, single tax, soeial-
Felix Du .lev. of Wells, was in the i-m and other isms, the average voter
vnllev over Sunday.
turns to the cartoon of the elephant and
Mrs. Dick Rodgers was nn Albany vis­ jackass, am! like flip small hoy w ith the
-well front pants, wonders whether he
itor t b ice «lava last week.
is going to s«*hool or coming home.
James ami Chester Townsend are j
here visiting their parent-.
John Miller is «piite sick.
Mrs. Charles MaxfieM, of Falls City,)
i- in the valley visiting H T. MaxfieM. I
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School closes next Friday.
Dick Rodgers has bought a Jersey bull. '
Mr. West from Mill Creek ig here
He put Dick over the f« nee the first
hxfiting after his property.
pass.
Miss Le»a Con lee is sissi-ting Mrs.
Mr. ami Mrs. Dan R*»s- is in the val­
ley to visit the father of Mr-. Ross. John (»raves in Pa'ias with h fr house work.
Miller
Harry Critehlnw and the Mitchell
Mrs Roy Pri«*e, <*f Corvallis, is here children are on the mump list this
visiting her neicc. Pearl Townsend, who, week.
is very sick.
With spring work keeping out the
C. A. Frantz passed through the val­ larger pupils and mumps and whooping-
ley, Sumlay, with a Mad of lumber to cough keeping home some of the small
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