Polk County itemizer., May 14, 1908, Image 6

FALLS CITY.
SNBTHF1ELD.
OUR ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
J
PER R YD ALE.
A II. Muir, mayor »if Dallas, was iti
The P L Keyt store will be opened
.May 14th.
onr town Saturday seeing us grow.
Myrtle Reed spent Sunday with her
aunt,.
Everyone in thia place ia busy if a r-
dening.
Mr. and Mra. Fawk passed through |
SniilliHeld Sunday.
Several from here made a business i
trip to Dallas Saturday.
Mr. Fisher has finished training hi« I
PEEDEE.
hop* bat will soon begin training on
the wire.
Everyone sidling cream nowduvs.
Maliel Townsend is suffering with a i
fractured foot, caused by a till» of water;
We haven’ t learned yet who got that falling on if.
new machine.
Among I alls City visitors to Dallas
Mr. Lee Conner Ixmght some pigs
was B. F. Boughey. w ho was drawn on from A B. Strung.
tiie jury for the May term of court.
I Mr. T. W. Caldw-dl came here after a
! Cal Kramer has gone to Dallas to j load of hay Tuesday.
take
charge
of
the
Gail
Hotel
for
Mr.
For Her Children— Little Girls Suf­
Mr. D. L. Keyt was a Monmouth vis­
Thompson, who will take a lay off and
fered with Itching Eczema Which travel for a while, as he badly needs a itor the fore part of the week.
A number of people from here attend­
Simply Covered Back of Heads— rest.
ed the circus at 1 Lilias and at McMinn­
Jesse Plunkett und family, late arriv­ ville.
Baby Had a Tender Skin, Too.
al« from Kansas, are living in the
" R. L. CHAPMAN....
Moyer house. Mr. Plunkett is delight­
Mr. John Duignun will open a new
F UN ER A L DI RECTOR
i
with l ulls City and will make his grocery store in a few days. It will he
ALL PROMPTLY CURED BY ed
ALCOHOL 3
CF NT
and
«
located
at his home.
home litre.
EMBALMER
%
AVc gelabt' ftrparai ion for As
“
WONDERFUL
OINTMENT”
James Dyer was badly injured by a
The school will come to a close hero
O F F IU K : ( l l i . p e l . m l P:irl<.r«. N.
X
s»milaiiii£ itic lood juiitojuia
Mr. and Mrs. Kiley West are visiting
ROCCA.
log rolling « hi him, w hile working in May 20th, and that night the graduat­
D A L L A ». ORElfON:
lingUK-StiiiiiaUismHIiuvelsoi !
“
Some
years
ago
my
three
little
girls
c.iiup at Black Rock last Monday. The ing exercises will he held in the Chris­
relatives at IVedee.
Bt-ll Piloni’ 10H
Mutual Phone l a»'. 4
had a very bad form of eczema. It< fi- young man is now at the \\ alker hotel, tian church. Be sure and don’t forget i
Calls Prom ptly Answered Day or Might
j
Will Bush has good pasture to rent
II. J Barker is setting out strawber-
ing e ru p tio n s and being well cared for.
the date.
formed on the
for
cattle
and
gouts.
ries.
• v.;
backs of their
A voting son oi J. Sevier shot himself
1 wish to correct a mistake made in
heads w hich : in the groin Monday while handling a last week’s items. It was in the items
Jimmy Cosgrove collects the cream j Lewis (Tiintile has finished sowing!
M.* . - ;
Promotes Digestion flwrfiT
w ere s im p ly , pistol. It is understood the injury is that Mr. Frank Loop had bought a
oats.
! fi»r the Dallas route
nvssand Rest.CoiUalns nein*.
covered. Before ¡dangerous, hut no further word has horfre and buggy, but was a mistake of
LIBERTY.
A. A Wilt has gone to Corvallis on •
I heard cf Cuti-
Opi um. Morphine iwr Miatra!
| Elmer Hastings has returned to his 1
the reporter.
cura, I used to been received at thia time.
business.
N o t N a r c o t ic .
home at < ’ottage < «rove.
w
t
r
y
a
lm
o
s
t
There will be a merry-go-round,
G. F Mi'Bee made a buxine«» trip to
The woods are full of cruisers and
everything, but
!
balloon
ascension
and
numerous
other
Krn»st Bush and wife have been to claim seekers.
Portland I Hat week.
Bm ptrfM ¡k zw w m in i
-
t he y f a i l e d .
CONCORD.
Then my mot her attractions at the Woodmen picnic to he
A brother in-law of Newt Harris, of Philomath to % iait bis sister, w ho h#s
flinydui Sad“
Business took Aaron Maybee to Port­
just had a surgical operation performed.
recommended i held here May 23d, anti a chance for
jtíx.Stuua *
Portland, lias been visiting him.
land this week.
th e C u ticu ra ' everyone to enjoy themselves.
Mr. Paul Rees is able to he out some
M.'/tSdts-
Rem ed les, I
now.
AmeSetd*
Joe Card I ihh hi« new hum railed,«<> ino
W. R. McDonald went to Norton this
The family of J. 1C. Huggins are about
washed my children’s heads with Cufci-
PEEDEE.
of his neigldxir« coining in hel|>inti him.
week for supplies.
Mrs. N. Gee visite 1 with Mrs. John
CUi'tt Soap and then applied the wonder­ 1 to move to Tacoma, where Mr. Huggins
W4™W-
Quite 11 m u»'» ' from here attended
Mrs. Harry Porter is reported quite ful ointment, Cuticura. I did this four i is employed. The young ladies of the Byerley Sunday.
QanhfdSlf^ r.
or five times and I can say that they have | family have made a large circle of
Oliver Oleman is breaking horses this ill at her home at Norton.
nuirrptna
i /</w\
tin* eircup the rith and prononneed it
Mr. Venen is up from Forest Grove
been entirely cured. I have another ; friends here who are sorry to see them
week.
better than last year.
fixing the fence around his place.
baby who is so plump that the folds of | leave.
Considerable rain Las fallen this week,
Anerfect
R
em
edy foi'Crmsflpfr
skin on his neck were broken and even
Mrs Davis has gone to Independence accompanied hy very fine hail.
When is warm weather coming? Cold
Mrs. Umphlett and children visited
tton, hour Stomach.Dlarrtaa
bled. I used Cuticura Soap and Cuti­
Falls City is fast becoming known as
cloudy days with heavy frosts at night for a visit.
Worms .fonviilskms.Feverish
cura Ointment and the next morning a good jKjint for automobile parties. with Mrs. Rees and family Sunday.
Mrs. E. Nader, of Norton, who was
looks as if fruit may be scarce this year.
Jessie Bevens is working for Mrs. very ill at Corvallis, has so far recover­ the trouble had disappeared. I am Last, week there was at least eight auto
Mr. M. D. Jones is up from New berg
ness anti L o SS OF SLEEP-
using
the
Cuticura
Remedies
yet
when­
Joe Card eaine near losing his resi­ Joseph Edwards.
ed as to be able to return to her home
ever any of my family have any sores. 1 parties here, and they find our hotels visiting with his daughter, Mrs. Chas.
dence by fire one day last week, but lire
Facsimile Signature of
I just the place to stop at. We welcome Rees.
Levi Burbank has returned home at Norton.
can
never
recommend
Cuticura
suffi­
timely assistunceoi Harris’s mill hands,
ciently; it is indis|>en3able in every home. them all.
Fred Wittenstrom is back from the
Mr. and Mrs. George Richmond spent
soon extinguished the Haines.
No from Washington.
I
cannot
find
its
equal.
Mme.
Napoleon
The city is enforcing the stock ordin­ Wednesday evening with Mr. Rees’
We hear that Jim Dyer was very se- 1 nation’s capital. He says it is the
damage was done with the exception of
Duoeppe, 41 Duluth St., Montreal, Quo*.
NEW YORK.
prettiest city he has ever seen, and he
ance, an as usual the new condition of family,
a small hole ill the root,and a good scare. verlv hurt at Black Rock.
May 21, 1907."
Atomotltlis old
would like to live there.
things does not suit some, but we ven­
Mr. and Mrs. Byerley and family drove
Quite a number were out to see the
ture to say, that with the ordinance in
o i l ' s - J 5 C i flTS
ball game Sunday afternoon.
KINGS VALLEY.
force one year, no one will want to re­ up to Salem to help eat a birthday din­
RICKREALL.
ner
given in honor of Mrs. Byerhy’s
turn to former conditions.
p . O. B urbank and J T. K inchin
nr^UTñteed undcrthëTôw ^ j
grandma. Mrs. Hemp, who is now up­
were D allas visitors S atu rd ay .
Mr. Farrier’s little child died sudden­ wards of 80 years old.
Healed by
fiheep shearing is in order these days.
H. C. Fox recently sold a fine mare On Foot for a Year.
ly Friday and was buried Saturday.
Nora Burbank h i« been to Albany for $150.
Two Sets of Cuticura
Enact Copy o f Wrapper.
Fruit is injured to some extent hy | having some dental work done.
The little girl had been suffering from
" I hod on ulcer on my foot for a yaar 1 ui g trouble for some time, hut appear­
M O NM O U TH .
the late frosts.
( ’. C. Fish back was a »Salem visitor
or more and it was very painful as it
Mr. and Mrs. Womrr visited their| Thursday.
The latest word from Will Do dole is ¡daughter, M r. Tn»v Turner, Sunday.
■was a running sore, 1 had a doctor, ed as well as usual until two hours be­
The creamery is starting off allright.
that he is no better.
Il* nrv Leham was over from Mon­ but his treatment did not heal it. About fore her death.
eight months ago I commenced to use
Tom Arnold i< going to Eastern Ore
The matter of a water franchise is
Mrs. \V N. O 'Kelly was in town
Mr. and Mrs. A. ('. Miller were Cor­ i gon to spend tin* summer with his broth mouth Monday.
Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment#
vallis visitors Saturday.
and Cuticura Pills. I used two sets ana again agitating our people, and while Wednesday.
I. E. May was at the county seat the
water
is
a
necessity
for
us.
it
is
hoped
I pr*
T iie
it
is
now
all
healed
up.
Mrs.
E.
F.
Ryder.
first of the week.
Work on Mr. Mulkey’s house is pro­
Mr. and Mrs. George Dodeh* were
West Brewster, Mass., April 29, 1907." the council will go slow and learn from gressing
Mr. and Mrs. Willet and Mrs. Bur-
nicely.
Feeder visitors Sunday.
the experience of Dallas and other
Carl Percival drove over from Inde­
! hank went to Kings Valley a few days
Complete External and Infernal Treatment for
B E S T
Every Humor of Infants, Children, and Adults
pendence Sunday.
towns, and do what is best for the
Mrs. W. Brown, of Bridgeport, was
There was a dance at the home of I ago.
consists of Cuticura Boap (25c.) to Cleanse the Bkiu,
whole people. Franchises are valuable in Monmouth Monday.
Cuticura
Ointment
(50c.)
to
Heal
the
Skin,
ana
Felix La Biancli Saturday night.
L. C. Koser transacted business in
Mrs. Fain Simpson is helping Flor«
Cutieura Resolvent (oGc.).(or In the form of Chocolate
and belong to the people.
Coated Pills 25c. per vial of GO) to Purify the Blood.
Mr. (Trover has secured a position M E A T S
Mr. and Mrs. .1. P. I»gan visited at Chenoweth cook at the Simpson logging Portland Thursday.
Bold throughout the world. Potter Drug Jc Chem.
Corp., Sole Prop:»., Boston, Mass.
The hall club are getting in some with the section crew here.
camp.
Corvallis and Philomath over Sunday.
Echo Seifarth, of Dallas, visited
QdT Mailed Free. Cuticura Book on Skin Disease«.
good practice work, and are making a
O K A L L
Quite a number of onr young people Gladys Waite Friday.
Fred Huber w ill begin the reconstruc­
W. S. Alcorn went to Dallas Monday.
good showing. Most of the members
attended
the
dance
at
Kings
Valley
last
C. E. Price is clerk in the store while
K I N I )S
are hard working young men and can­ tion of his barn next week.
Robert Addison and wife, of Salem,
| Friday night.
he is gone.
EOLA.
not spare the time from their daily
visited relatives here Sunday afternoon.
It iH reported that Mr Strong has
work to gain the degree of perfection bought the Monmouth drugstore.
( ’ . (>. Oleman ami family have moved
A T
C. A. Miller. E. <). and Kay Frantz,
Joe Custelein and Blaine Southwick
some teams attain, hut visitors will find
Frank Miller and Felix La Branch have to Corvallis where he w ill work in a started Sunday for Coeur’dalene, Idaho.
Mr. Petit has been in Washington
W. B. Daggett was visiting friends in the Falls City club w ill give them a run
I
logging
camp.
formed a company ami bought a new
looking at the country, but found noth­ BARÍMHART & GRANT
for their money.
William Rowell recently bought a Eola, Sunday.
thrashing machine of the latest improv­
ing he liked so well as the coun rv
Mrs Joe Edwards is very ill Two of
•Horn, Sunday, May 10th, to Mr. Jesse
ed sixteen home power, self feeder and her daughters from Albany, have been fine driving horse of John Doughty, «if
around Monmouth.
N ext to Postoffice
Monmouth.
Chamberlain
and
wife,
a
nine
pound
blower.
Gentle
and
Effective.
called to her bedside.
Rev. Good and family will go to Lents
Mr. Buster, of Alsea, was in this vi non.
Saturday night it panther killed three
A well known Manitoba editor writes: to live for the next year. We are sorry
Mr. and Mrs. T roy Turner have mov­
Thomas Holman was married the 7th “ As an inside worker I find Chamber­ to lose him and his estimable family; have not reached his majority, conn*
goats for Art Miller in the pasture close ed to P. J Simpson’s upper logging c.nity Thursday looking for shouts an
to Miss Corn Janet Litchfield. They lain’s Stomach ami Liver Tablets inval­ but such is life, and we meet but to qiienfly unqualified. An informal bal­
other stock.
to the house. Sunday a posse of men camp. Mrs. Turner is cook.
large enough to kill a thousand pantli
lot was taken, resulting, t ’amphell 4,
Pete Cook, our enterprising merchant, took a trip to Portland and some of the uable for the touches of hilliousness part.
A number of our hoys had quite an made a business trip to the metrop­ Sound cities. They will reside on the natural to sedentary life, their action
ers were on his track and soon had il up
Shaw 2, Lyons 1.
farm at Eola.
interesting hunt a few flays ago. and
a tree where Press Price killed it.
It was requested of the council that
being gentle and effective, clearing the
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result brought home a large panther. 1 olis Saturday.
jortions of Mill and Shelton streets
digestive tract and the head.” Price
Mrs. Fannie Stenson, of Bellingham,
)i
voted for the purpose of holding a
27) cunts. For sale by Stafrin Drug Co.
Mrs. J Kirnsey was called to Perry |
SU NN Y SL0PE.
Washington, is oil an extended visit
street carnival. After considerable dis­
dale to assist in nursing her daughter, in this community.
cussion the request was granted, and
Prices like the Dallas Mrs. Bennett. A large crowd were out
after some other detail work the coun­
Misses Ina and Lett a Fishback and | Our school is nearing the close.
Furniture Co. is giving is at clmrch Sunday evening.
cil adjourned t<» their regular meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Bush visited at A<la and Wretlm Scott were Indepen­
Roy Johnson visited at home Sunday.
night which will fall on next Monday
what make the catalog Joe Edward's Sund «y, Mr and Mrs. dence visitors Thursday.
night.
Onr roads are in better condition
Mr. Hill and son, Will, and Thad j | than
Jesse Yost at John Ritner's, Mr. and
Owing to circumstances over which
for many years.
houses hunt their hole.
j Mrs. Frank Sheythe at Rob Arnold’s, L u c a n started Saturday for Tillamook
he had no control Mr. Campbell was
and Inez Burbank and tirare Tice at win re they will spend the summer
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Horren and son
compelled
to resign the office of night-
See their ad.
SPEC IAL M EETING OF INTEREST­ watch. in fact
visited at Falls City Sunday.
I Lew Kit tier’s.
teaming.
was not sworn in. The
office is yet open, and will probably
Grover Pitner passed through these
ED PR O PE R TY O W NERS.
be decided next Monday evening.
i parts Sunday breaking a wild horse.
All the County News Graphically Writ­
ten up by Our Brainy Rustlers.
I
CASTORIA
For Iiifau tsjindjffiUdreiu
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears
rna
!
PAINFUL ULCER
I
SHALL
BI6 W. 0. W. PICNIC
falls City, May 23rd
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PAVE
PO PCO R N.
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Why do we sell more Paint than
all the other dealers
combined
?
ASK T H E PEO PLE W HO USE IT.
Patton’s Sun-Proof Paint in ina*!«* from Patton’s Pure White Lead (the high­
est priced lead on the market) ami Patton s Pure Linseed Oil, an oil that can­
not be bought by the users of white lead, at any price.
White Lead
Linseed Oil
Turpentine
Benzine
Gasoline
Wood Alcohol
Shellac
Glue
Kalsomine
W ater Colors
Dry Colors
Plaster Paris
Steel Wool
Lithrage
Japan Dryer
24 colors in Patton’s Sun-
Proof House Paint.
7 colors Porchite, a tloor
paint for exposed floors.
7 colors P r i n c e s s Floor
Paint, for inside work,
8 colors in Carriage and
Ihiggy Paint.
3 colors in Wagon Paints.
Brushes
of every kind for
all purposes
5c to $3
Everything that’s High-Grade in
Paints
Guy Bros» & Dalton
Hardware and Furniture
Arts and Crafts Stains in
7 colors.
A Flat Stain for all inter­
ior work.
Pratt and Lambert’s Yar-
nisnes
38 Preservative and 110
Cabinet for best interior
work.
Spar Varnish
for outside
work and ( rear Varnish for
best carriage work.
We are looking forward to a grand
The Question of Paving Streets
picnic in the Bosley grove in the near
Cold weather makes garden truck a
future.
little backward.
Still a Question.
I There was a quiet wedding at I. Ship-
The hill farmers have found that corn
l lev’s Sundav, the contracting parties can be raised here as well another plac­
The city council met in adjourned
¡ being Mr. Alfred Griffith and Miss Or- es, therefore quite a number have gone
session last Monday evening with all
] pha Shipley, Rev. Good officiating.
into it this spring,
present except the attorney.
Miss Harnett Higgins and Mr. Earl
SU N N Y SL0PE .
Hon. N. L. Butler appeared to pre­
Fold were marriul in Salem last Thurs­
day at 3 p. m. We regret very much sent the council with the findings of
A number from here attended the losing our teacher. They leave in about
the surveyor specially employed by in­
circus at Dallas.
a week for Tillamook, theirfuture home. terested parties regarding the location
Mrs. E. Clarke has purchased a new
Our picnic was quite a success bnth of the sidewalk of Mr. A * Shultz. Con­
cream separator.
socially and financially. The crowd sideration of the matter was laid over
Pete Corn well, of Monmouth, was in was not quite as large as on former oc­
casions but the program was excellent. until some future time.
these parts lasf week.
Bids were then opened for the haul­
Among the speakers were Superinten­
William Herron and son, George, dent Seymour, Prof. Starr and Hal Pat­
ing of gravel on the first block of the
j spent Saturday at Black Rock.
ton, who presented the ilag. Mr. N. proposed macadam work on our streets
P. I». Fishhack visited his sisters and Nelson, tin* first teacher, and Mrs. Ford,
as advertised for in the Itemizer.
the last teacher, did t he flag raising.
! brothers at Kickreall Sunday.
Frank Morrison and Frank Rowell put
Mansford Crowley is carrying the
in a partnership bid to do the work re­
I mail during Fred Huber’s illness,
quired for 70 cents a cubic yard, meas­
Mr. Bruce and family, late arrivals
ured on tiie wagon. John Callahan of­
j from Nebraska, have moved into the
fered to do it for $1.20 a yard. The first
' Rufus Smith place.
bid was accepted.
is the man who
The rate to In; paid comon labor at
PIONEER.
'r j t ' \
has
nas tried
iriea to
io get
gei
the rock quarry w as fixed at $2 a day.
2«. ¿1
tl the
,1 a same service
A report was made by the committee
j Clyde Robbins killed a cougar, which
'¿ i
out of some
! measured 9 feet.
appointed to visit other towns and in­
other make
vestigate
the
paving
proposition.
Mr. Harley Blv visited at Joe Sher-
wood's lastSu idav.
Messers F. J. Coad and Conrad Stafrin,
w ho visited Eugene, Albany and Salem,
Several from Pioneer are going to the
fy l( br W®
Kickreall picnic Saturday.
last week, made their report. They
gained many vduable ideas, and came
Mr. Dornhecker will conduct the 8th
Clean L'ght • Durable
Guaranteed Waterproof
. grade examination this week.
home saying that
paving
looked
and Sold Everywhere
mighty good to them, and
thrt
Mr. Blodgett and Clarence Dornheck-
at $ 3 0 0
! er are working at Mr. Martin’s mill.
everywhere it had been placed in the
towns in. ntioned the property owners
Mr. Sammerier and family, of Iili-
would not have it up again for twice the
imiv, are vi>P; u.r at Mr. Dornheoker’s.
price. According to the figures they re­
Louis Domuschofskv, who has been
ceived it would he possible for the num­
working in Portland, came home a few
ber of blocks we intend to improve to
; days ago.
get our streets paved at an approximate
cost
of $7 a front foot running to the
Miss Christena Weitman,
who is
middle of the street. As to how much
working for Mrs. Tillotson, spent Sun­
the owning f our own crusher and road
day here.
roller would figure in a reduction from
Mr Arnold and several from Dallas.
this price could only be determined hy
Including the college quartet, came
a call for bids. The question was quite
out to tin* school house. The speaking
thoroughly discussed, and the property
and singing was enjoyed very much by
ow ners present, among whom were some
those present.
of our large t ones, declared as in
favor of
paving every time at the
pi ice mentioned. The council dc
BUENA VISTA.
ter mined to get a fuller expression from;
those interested in the proposed im­
provement of nine blocks, and for that
Cieve Prather in on the sick list.
reason have elsewhere called a special
Nelson Anderson is putting out sever­
meeting for the purpose of finding out
al hundred toma’oe plants.
the sentiment of all concerned in the
matter
at the council chamber next
SHE
W
O
N
’
T
BUY
The recent frosts have damaged some
Friday evening—tomorrow.
of the small fruits in this local it y
until slip I ris satisfied herself
Acting on a petition engineered by a
Our teachers. Mr. Butler and Miss
that tit«» article is without n special lom m ittee for that purj**se serv­
Sears have returned to their homes.
ing in conjunction w ith nor bnsijieas men.
THE MAN WHO SWEARS BY
THE FISH BRAND SLICKER
flaw
Mrs. Nellie Berdine, who recently
lost her husband, has moved to Oregon
City to live with her mother.
Mrs Ed. Prather lias returned from
Washington, her sister coming w ith her.
The latter is much improved in health.
Lacqueret, a varnish stain
for furniture.
^ A successful term of school dosed
Friday with a game of baseball l»etween
the troys and girls. The boys won the
game.
C o lo r s iu o il.
Rev. Arnold lectured here Sun«lay on
loral option to a large crowd, and the
donation was large. Let the good work
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That's the kind of a
we like— one who
will hunt for the weak points
She won t find any, however,
in our
QUEENSWARE
or in any of the crockery on
our shelves
W e went on it
tour of inspection hef »re she
came ami put everything
right, including the prices.
Mrs. M N. Prather and son, Gleve. ;
made a business trip to Albany Friday. customei
go on.
w.
H. ROY
& co
the m atter of the appointment of a city
night watch next came up. The pur­
port of the i>etitioii was that as much
money should he raised by the business
men as they desired to give, the balance
to be given by the council; the council
to appoint and have under control
whoever they desired, such arrangc-
ment to remain in full force and effect
«0 long as the appointee was not objec
ionahle to a maj »ritv nf_ the signers
thereto. The sum of $48 ‘>0 was found
to have been raised hy subscription and
the council ordered that $11.50 he paid
each month from the treasury, making
the «alarv $*>. The nam* s of Ned Shaw.
W . G. Campbell and W ill Lvous were
pnpoeed, but Mr. Shaw waa found to
the
°f
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
THB CKNTAUR COMMNV, NEW YORK CITY.
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All we ask is a compari-
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Our parlors are cool,
pleasant and inviting.
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Wheat, a bushel. $1.
Bran, a ton, $27» 00.
Shorts, a ton . $30.
Oats, a bushel, 45 cents.
Flour, a barrel. $4.75.
Flour, a sack, $1 25.
Corn meal, $2 50 a cwt.
Potatoes, a bushel, 40.
Butter, a pound, 15cents.
Lard, a pound, I2L, cents.
Bacon, sides, a pound, I2fo cents.
Hams, ii pound, 15 to 17 cents.
Shoulders, a pound, 12l._. cents.
E*«gs, a dozen, 15 cents.
Chickens, a dozen. $.“> @ $5.
Dried fruits, a pound, fi (« 15 cents.
B *ets, a pound. 2 cents.
Turnips, a pound. 2 cent«,
Cabbage, a pound. 3 cents.
Onions, a poun i, OLj cents.
Beans, a pound, 5C @ 8 cents.
Corn meal, a pound, Scents
hay, a ton, $10
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McMinnville, ( fregón.
CHAS. G REGORY, Agent
DALLAS, O K U .O N
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Meat Market
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DA LI. A -, OREGON
All k!*:Jj* of meats.
Pure lard.
FDh and poultry Fridays and
Saturdays
Highest market price
paid for fa t stock.
R H E U M A !
CAN NOT BE RUBBED AWAY
It is perfectly natural to rub the spot that hurts, and when the muscle«,
clung with the pains of
Rheumatism the süßerer is apt to turn to the linim ent bottle, or some other
external application, in an effort to get relief from the disease, hy producing
counter-irritation on the flesh. Such treatment w ill quiet the pain tempo­
rarily. but can have no direct curative effect on the real disease because it
does not reaeh the blood, where the cause is located.
Rlieiun itism is more
than skin deep— it is rooted and grounded in the blood and can only be
reached by coast tuti mal treatment— I T C A N N O T BE RUBBED A W A Y .
Rheumatism is due to an excess of uric acid in the h! «xl, brought about by
the accumulation in the system of refuse matter which the n dural avenues
of bodily waste, the Bowels and Kidneys, have failed to carry off. This
refuse matter, com ing in mtact with the different acids of the Ixxly, forms
uric acid which is al -orlx 1 into the blood and distributed to all parts of the
body, and Rheumatism g its possession of the system
The a< lies and pains
are on ly sym ptom s, and though they may be scattered or re lieved for a time
by surface treatm ent, they w ill reappear at th: first exposure to cold or
dampness, or after an attack of indigestion >r nher irregularity. Rheuma­
tism can never be permanently cured while .he . wculation remains saturated
with irritating, p tin pro iucing uric acid poison.
The disense w ill shift
from muse', to m u -cle or joint to joint, settling on the nerves, causing
inflammation and sw. Uii-.g and such terrible pains that the nervous system
is often shattered, the health undermined, and perhaps the patient become«
deforme.! and cripnl 1 for Lfc. S. S. S. thoroughly cleanse« the blood and
renovates the eure, .lion by neutralizing the acids ard expelling all foreign
matter from these stem. It warms and invigorates the blood so that instead
o f a weak, sour stream, constantly deposit-
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-resive niattn in the mus-
nerves, joints and hones are throbbing and tw
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I' - cod y is fe d
and nonn V d by rich, health-sustaining
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blood which completely and p erm an en tly
cures Rheumatism.
S. S. S. is com posed
o f both purifying and tonic properties—
jn t w hat is needed in e e r y case o f R heu­
matism . I t contains no potash, a lk a li o r other minerm ingredient, but is
made e n tire ly of purifying, healing extracts and juices o f roots herb« and
barks.
If you are suffering from Rheutuati m i o not waste va lu a b le tim e
tr y in g to rub a blood disease aw ay, but b egin the use c f S. ' S. and w rite
us about you r case and cur ph ysician s w ill g iv e you an” inform .lion or
advice desired free o f charge snd will send our special treatise on R r.e u m a lis a .
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