Polk County itemizer., June 30, 1910, Image 6

A l c o h o l to C h i l d r e n
Ask your doctor how often he prescribes an alcoholic
stimulant for children. He will probably say. “Very, very
rarely. Children do not need stimulating.” Ask him
how often he prescribes a tonic for them. He will prob­
ably answer, “Very, very frequently.” Then ask him
about Ayer’s non-alcoholic Sarsaparilla as a tonic for the
young. Follow his advice. He knows. / . C. A y e r Co.. LoweiTTSiass.
The first great rule of health — “ Daily movement of the bowels." Ask your doctor if
this U not to. Then ask him about Ayer’s Tills. Sold for nearly sixty years.
OUR ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
A ll the C ounty N ew s G raphically W rit­
ten up hy O ur B rainy R ustlers.
R. L. CHAPMAN.....
\
work at Monmouth, spent Sunday at
home.
R0CCA.
Warren Wright is milking 21 cows.
CUTICURA A SUCCESS
IN BOTH THESE CASES
" I had m m i on my hand, for ton
year». At first It wouiJ hreuic out .nly
[n winter. Then it finally came to stay.
I had three Rood doctor* to do all they
could hut m ne of them did any good.
I then uaed one box of Cutleura Oint-
rit and three bottle, of (utieura
aolvent and wa* completely cured,
y hand, were raw all over, inalde and
out. and the eczema waa pttreailtng all
over my body and limha. Before I had
uaed one bottle of Cutleura Heaolvent,
together with the Cutleura Ointment,
my to roe were nearly healed .yer, and
by the time I had uaed the third bot­
tle. I waa entirely well. 1 had a gtntd
appetite and waa Heather than I ever
waa. To any one who haa any akin or
blood diaeaac I would h. neatly advtan
them to fool with nolliing elae. hut to
get Cutieura and get well. My handa,
cured by the uaeof Cutieura have never
given me the leaat bit ( f trouble up to
now. I cannot recommend Cutieura
highly enough, it haa done me and my
family ao much good. My daughter'*
handa thia tummer became perfectly
raw with eczema. She c< uld get noth­
ing that would do them any good until
the tried Cutleura. She uaed two bot-
tlea < f Cutieura Rear Ivent and rne tv *
of Cutieura Ointment and in two week*
they were entirely cured, f have used
Cutleura for other member* ef my fam­
ily and It always proved ittcressful. I
recommend it to any rne with eczema.
After once uring it you will never use
anything elae. Mrs. if. E. Kalin, Speer*
Ferry, Va., Oct. to, 1000 ."
K E E PIN G
T H E H A IR
To prevent dry. thin and falling hair;
remove dandruff, allay Itching and irri­
tation. and promote the growth and
beauty cf the hair, frequent almmpoos
wlth l Cutieura
(
Soap and oecaai. nal <!re*s-
Inns with Cutieura are usually etferiiye
when all other methods fail.
Special
and full direction* accompany each
package c f Cutieura.
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Mrs. Claud Skinner and children are
visiting relatives in Portland.
Don't risk even a p en n y—u n til health
first returns.
F. W. Schmidt butchered a bog on the Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
21 st.
Koval Plank is tilling Jack Morrison’s
woodshed.
Sam Kimmell arid family have moved
to his homestead in 8-9.
M j a 4 M. L. Hampton made a business
trip to Norton Thursday.
At school meeting on the 20th, Wil­
liam Southwell was elected school direc­
tor for throe years, and B. M. Howell
was re-elected clerk to serve for one
year.
Lewis Chintile is building a store
room on his ranch. While raising a
tw > hy four to the ceiling overhead, the
log slipped and ran a splinter into one
of his hands.
Mesdames McLain and Crabtree, who
have been visiting their sister, Mrs. F.
H. Brock, returned to their homes in
the valley. Mr. Brock driving them to
Norton Saturday in time for the east
hound train.
There was a good turn out at Sunday
school on last Sunday, aliout 35 being
present The literature ordered had
net arrived, and no one had thought to
bring Bibles, so the time was taken up
with songs and talk by the superintend­
ent.
Harry Khodes, of Independence, was
FU N E R A L DIRECTOR
J visiting friends in tiiis neighborhood
and
♦ Sunday.
EMBALMER
Palmer McYicker and Charlie Keed
OFFICE : Chapel and Parlor*, N. Main *t. X
have gone to Dallas to run a grubbing
D A I.I-A S , OREOON:
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machine.
“ It cured ine,” or “ It saved the life of
Bell P h on e 103. - M utual P h one 1306. X
Quite a number from this neighbor­ my child,” are the expressions you hear
Calls P rom p tly A n sw ered Day or Night ♦
every
day about Chamberlain’s Colic,
hood attended the races at Independence
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. This
last week.
is true the world over where this valua­
II. S. Smith and wife, of Cooper Hol­ ble remedy has been introduced. No
low. were seen in this neighborhood one other medicine in use for diarrhoea or
day last week.
bowel comoiaints has received such gen­
Correspondents’ Contest.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Lewis visited at eral approval. The secret of the success
of
Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and
Begiiiiiig April 1st the
Itemizer the home of Ira Hooker in Peedee one
Diarrhoea Remedy is that it cures.
begun a four months corre 8 |x>n«lent 8 ’ day last week.
Sold by all dealers.
contest on the same lines as heretofore,
Kev. C. C. Poling, our presiding elder,
held
quarterly
conference
at
this
place
except the prizes will be in cash, instead
FALLS* CITY.
of other articles, that method seeming Saturday afternoon.
to suit best all concerned. The most
Lame shoulder in almost invariably
Work is rapidly progressing on the
regular and most newsy corres|M»Mdent caused by rheumatism of the muscles St.lig store building.
during that time will receive $ 10 , the and yields quickly to the free applica­
Kev. B. Paul, former Methodist church
second $f>, the the third $2.50 and the tion of Chamberlain’s Liniment. This both morning and evening.
liniment is not only prompt ami effect­
next two $1 each. The contest will ual. but in no way disagreeable to use.
Miss Edna Conrter went to Newberg
close July 31st ami he immediately Sold by all dealers.
Tuesday to visit for several weeks .
followed hy another of four months du­
Thomas Edgar is visiting at home this
E0LA.
ration commencing on that date.
week, having come in Sunday evening,
(). Aurland and family left Monday
Tom Davis and family, and Mr. Laws for several weeks visit at Minot, Dakota,
and family are camped in Kola.
SUVER.
ami other eastern points.
George Mittv has taken a timber
From the large amount of work and
claim
in
Mendocma
county,
Cal.
Everybody is very busy making hay.
improvement begun and to be done here
Mr. Whaley, from Kickreall. brings Falls City sends up a prayer like that of
M. J. Kreutz was a Dallas visitor on
meat around here twice a week for sale. the old maid’s convention, “ Dear Lord,
Monday.
Mrs. (ieorge Chapman has several more men,”
Frank Bidders has purchased a new loggers and river men boarding with
Last weeks republican primary called
automobile.
out a large number of voters who elect­
her.
ed a delegation of 17 to attend the coun­
Mrs. Andy Torgeson and daughter
Mrs. O. J. Beardsley,of Portland, vis­ ty assembly. The assembly at Dallas
visited at A. Kuef’s Sunday.
ited with Holman’s and Mitty’s Satur­ Saturday last was attended by the full
John Althoff and wife were business days and Sunday.
Falls City delegation.
callers at Albany on Saturday.
W. B. McKown and Ralph Hall re­
Itch! Itch 1 Itch !—Scratch! Scratch!
Mrs. Poland’s parents, of Washing­ Scratch! The more you scratch, the turned Friday evening from attendance
ton, are here visiting with her.
at
grand lodge, Knights of Pythias, in
worse the itch. Try Doan’ s Ointment.
A number from this vicinity t ok in It cures piles, eczema, any skin itching. Portland. Both report a large enthusi­
astic gathering. \V. B McKow n was
the horse races at Independence last All druggists sell it.
honored with the appointment as dis­
week.
trict deputy for Polk and Yamhillcoun-
ZEN A-SPRIN G V A L L E Y .
Mrs. J. M. Larson and Mrs. (). J.
ties.
llagley were Independence vtsitors on
Henrv Buell and Miss Lenora Fergu­
Tuesday.
Leo Spitzbart, of West Salem, is visit­ son were married Sunday at Falls City,
Miss Anna Kidders returned home ing Carl Bales.
the ceremony being performed by Kev.
Sunday after spending a month at the
Miss Lavisa Holland, of Salem, spent Lockett in the Methodist church. Both
sisteis’ school in Albany.
young people are well and favorably
Sunday here with her parents.
known here and they have the best,
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Miss Kmma Woods, of Albany, is vis­ wishes of all for a happy and successful
Tablets will brace up the nerves, banish iting her sister, Mrs. K. C. Shepherd
life.
sick headache, prevent despondency
M
rs.
Sam’
l.
Phillips,
of
Salem,
is
vis­
The first news that the Siletz settlers
and invigorate the whole system.
iting with Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Phillips.
had won out it) their bill that passed
Sold by all dealers.
Mrs. P. L. Crawford, of Portland, is both houses of Congress, was hailed with
the guest of relatives in Spring Valley. rejoicings, only to be cast down later by
LEWISVÌLLE.
the news that the president had failed
Charley Chapman and Will Thomp­ to sign the bdl. We believe this to be
son
started
for
Eastern
Oregon
Hunduy
a mistake and an injustice to honest
Weslie Osborn is helping A. A. Linde-
after another drove of horses.
men and that at next congress the mis­
man with his haying.
Two new telephone lines are being take w ill be rectified.
Ira Williams, of this place, was a Cor­
put through from Salem to accomodate
Mrs. Margaret Carberry and daugh­
vallis visitor laHt week.
the growing demand for phones.
ters, Etta and Lucy, from Norfolk, Neb.,
Ceorgc Bronson and family, of Dallas,
Koss Damerol has returned to his a id Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Robertson, of
are visiting relatives here.
home in West Salem, after several days Monmouth, are visiting at the residence
of J. H. Flower this week. Mrs. Car-
W. W. Smith ami wife made u busi­ spent with his cousin, Carl Bales.
berry is a sister of Mrs. Robertson, and
ness trip to Independence Thursday.
At the annual school meeting Will this is her tirst trip to Oregon. Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lewis, visited uv­ Davis was elected a« the new member of Mrs. Robertson are old time Folk county
ei Sunday with relatives in Falls City. the board, and W. II. Crawford as clerk. residents, having lived here for the past
Kob Phillips, who is doing bridge
Miss Alice Shepherd, who has been a 45 years.
student at Corvallis this past year, vis­
Tell some deserving Rheumatism suf­
ited her brother, K. C. Shepherd, last
ferer, that there is yet one simple wav
week.
to certain relief. Get Dr. Shoop's book
on Rheumatism and a free trial test.
This book will make it entirely cleat-
IND EPENDENCE.
how Rheumatic pains are quickly killed
by Dr. Shoop’ s Rheumatic Remedy—
(ieo. Krebs, of Salem, has been visit­ liquid or tablets.
Send no money.
ing friends here.
The test is free. Surprise some dis­
Louis Jossee, of Salem, was visiting heartened sufferer bv first getting for
him the honk from Dr. Slioop, Racine,
in this city last week.
Wis. W. V. Fuller.
Were Raw All Over and the Humor
Miss Inez Dennison, of Salem, visited
friends
here
during
the
races.
was Spreading to Body and Limbs
— Professional Treatment did No
Good— Daughter had Eczema,Too.
Get Well First
Often The Kidneys Are
W eakened by Over-W ork.
M ICH IG AN CITY.
Ethel Patterson and Carl Beckett have
Miss Cecile Wilcox is home from Eu­ the measles.
gene for her summer vacation.
Koval Anns were 4 cents a pound at
G. A. Wilcox has purchased a new the cannery.
five passenger Maxwell machine.
John Schmaler has purchased a fine
Koss Wood, of Portland, was transact­ new canopy top|>ed surrey.
ing business in this citv this week.
Burl Oliver and John Oleson picked
The Misses Kmbreo of Hillslstro, were cherries for John Ferguson.
guests of Independence friends last w eek.
A. Lnhack had a busy time lately de­
Mrs. IzOttie Dorris and nephew, Harry livering phenomenal berries to his neigh­
Patterson, were Salem visitors Monday. bors.
Miss Esther Ferguson, of Salem, was
Kd Loose shipped a veal to Portland
the guest of Miss Florence Gebo last Tuesday f«*r which be received llice n ts
week.
cents a pound.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Madison, of Salem,
At the annual school meeting W. Pel*
attended the races here two days last ker was elected director and Ed Loose
week.
re-elected clerk.
Cleve Kobinson and Kills» Dickinson
The Wallace people, after harvesting
are attending the races in Eugene this a big crop of hay off one piece of land,
week.
planted it to |H>tatoes.
Geo. Brow n and family, of Corvallis,
S. Barker is putting a new wire on
were in the city last week attending the the phone line. J. L, Oliver and Mr. Ol­
races.
son are new subscribers.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Goodman and son,
There was a party at the Sheets
I lean, of Portland, visited friends here home Saturday evening and the young
last week.
folks re|»ott a most enjoyable time.
Dean Walker, who has been attend­
W. Beaver moved his well drilling
ing the l). of O, at Eugene, is home for outfit away from E. M Paxton's Satur­
his vacation,
day, after drilling a well of 106 feet.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Richmond, of Dal­
Will Patterson, Mrs. Chas. Smith,
las, attended the races in Indepen­ Harvey and Clifford Smith attended the
dence last week.
Iow a picnic at the fair ground Saturday.
Harold Fitchard has returned from
Those attending camp meeting at Tin­
Loa Angeles, where he haa spent the
ner Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ol­
past five months.
iver, Grandma llerren, Burl and Bertha
Mrs Claud Huhhard left Sunday for Oliver, Clarence, Edna and Winnie
Astoria, where she « ill visit her parents Woe IX. Fred and Dealia Oleson and Ar­
for several weeks.
chie Pelker.
Miss Genevieve Jamison returned t o 1
A lazy liver leads to chronic dyspep­
Portland Tuesday after a visit at the
sia and constipation- -weakens the whole
home of Mrs. Chas. Shenefield.
system. Doan's Regulets (25 cents per
Miss Edith Dawes baa returned to this b ox ' correct the liver, tone the stomach,
city, after standing the winter with her cure constipation
auut, Mrs. Watson, in I*ew «ton, Mont.
Weak and unhealthy kidneys are re- And I m e n iu .t « » c t l x th»t.
I am trie one physician w ho Mtya tn the s{ok
I
sponsible for much sick ness and suffering, «•
111 , out o i my ow n pocket, pay l or your medi­
therefore, if kum* • cine if it
K> bring you h e lp !”
trouble is permitted to And for 20 year» I>r. Shoop s medicines have
n used and recomm ended in every city and
continue, serious re­ b«}.
turndetin America. They are positively stand­
sults are most likely ard in every com m unity—an d everywhere.
to follow’. Your other Th n why pay the cash, and at your risk, for
other unwarranted and uncertain medicines?
organs may need at­ Thousands
upon thousands have in the past
tention, but your kid- iu<-ce>sfully used Dr. Shoop's Restorative.
jj I neys most, because When the Stomach nerves, or the Heart or Kid-
nerves fail. these sick ones know how quickly
/ |kil VJLJM they d o m ost and nev
Dr sh oop’ s Restorative will »»ling them I jack to
~_yt*
should have attention health again, Hut best o f all , they poaitlOt-
first. Therefore, when ly take uo money rink whatever. They know
your kidneys are weak or out o f order, t h a t w h e n
1
health fails to
you can understand how quickly your en­ r t u r n . I » r. I U
s h o , \P l* 111
him*
t
gladly
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the drug-
tire body is affected and how every organ gist for that
test. And lor
seems to fail to do its duty.
that test a full 30 day treatment is freely granted.
If you are sick or “ feel badly,” begin But write me first for an order.
taking the great kidney remedy, Dr. This will save delay and disappointment.
druggists sell Dr. S hoop’s Restorative and Dr.
Kilmer’ s Swamp-Root. A trial will con­ All
Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy, but all are n ot au­
vince you o f its great merit.
thorized to give the 30 day test. So drop me a line
The mild and immediate effect of
for i have appointed an honest and re­
gist in almost
Sw am p-R oot, the great kidney and sponsible drug-
every com m on- 1 'w
lty. everywhere,
bladder remedy, is soon realized. It to i-sue my " n o
O \ T h. lp. no pay.”
stands the highest because its remarkable n • di' im s to the JL v i ¥ sick. Tell me also
need. The tmoks
health restoring properties have been which hook you
will surely open np new and helpful ideas
proven in thousands of the most distress­ below
to those w ho are not w ell. Besides you are perf<*ct-
ing uses. If you need a medicine you ly free to consult me justas you would your home
physician. My advice and the book below are
should have the best.
yours—and without cost.
Sold by druggists in
Perhaps a word or tw o from me will clear up
fifty-cent ami onc-dol-
some s-ri.»us a i’ m. nt. I have helped thousands
lar sizes.
You may
upon thousands
by ray private
prescription
or f l /
personal advice
have a sample bottle
¡dm . My best ef- JH
ls s u r e l y
by mail free, also a
worth your simple A
A request. So write
pamphlet telling you lloaia oi Swamp-R«ol.
now. while you
have It fresh in
how to find out if you have kidney or mind, for tom orrow never comes. L>r. Shoop. Box
bladder trouble. Mention this paper 12. Racine. Wis.
W h ich Book S h a ll I Sand T o o t
j when writing to I)r. Kilmer & Co.,
No. 4 For Women
Binghamton, N. Y. Don’t make any mis­ No. 1 On Dyspepsia
No. 5 For Men
take, but remember the name, Swamp- No. 2 On the Heart
No. 6 On Rheumatism.
Root, and don’ t let a dealer sell you I No. 8 On the Kidneys
something in place o f Swamp-Root—if
you do you will be disappointed.
D r . S h o o p ’s
i bands here «luring the past week.
Mr. William Rogert, of Falls City, *
i was a pleasant visitor here over Sun-
day-
| (
Miss Agnes Campbell went Monday
' to attend the U. of O commencement
exercises.
| Orville White went to Dallas Sunday,
where he will work in the C. C. Muikey j
bakery.
Mr. Becklev, of Washington, is here
at the home of his brother, looking for a
place to buy.
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PE E D E E .
Some have been cutting their hay al­
ready.
Freers folks have gone to Alsea to en-
j »y the 4th.
.
Precious Irvine visited Elsie a few
days last week.
Rev. Poling will preach at the school
house next Sunday.
Willie Brown is loading tie 9 at Simp­
son’ s station this week.
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D e s ig n s
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
Anyon« «ending a «ketch and deacrtntlnn mat
«jntcklf aacortnin our opinion freo whether an
Invention I« probably patentable. Communi««.
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«eut free. Oldest «genr j for securing patents.
Mr* W. W IV ven « waa a visitor in
Patents taken through Muun A Co. receive
1 e<» Spitzbart visited with Carl Bails
tpfcuü notice, without c harge. In the
at Mr. J. T. Hunt’ s ranch at Zana last the valley Wednesday.
week.
The road workers have been paving
the ntreets of Kings Valley this week.
A hand«oniely Illustrated weekly. T,arrest Cir­
The Salem volunteers practised at
culation o f any «rientlfle tournai. Term». 83 a
Camp Kuge all «lav Sunday and some
Aunt Nan Brown an«I Sarah Ritner
year : four month*, |L Sold by ail newsdealers.
rapid firing was done.
were in Kings Valley on business this
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Heise are «t D. week.
Branch Office. (98 W SL. Washington, D. C.
K. Hramon's helping them with their
Mrs. McConell has hud * new wr»od-
cherries and other fmit.
shed built on her house she has recently
The two 8 purber children came from purchased.
Portland Monday to visit with their
Will Hoef’s two sisters, of Jackson-
A. P.
S T A R R , P R O P R IE T O R
cousin Mr. Geo. Gosser and family.
ville. Joe anti Ague««, have been visit­
All kind* of hauling at reasonable
Mrs. Ralph
|'h White and Mrs. N ac ker- ing him this week.
rate*. Phone order* promptly at­
mah visite«! with their sister at Brooks
tended to. Headquarter* at Web­
To feel strong, have good appetite ami
f«>r over a week, returning Saturday.
ster'* confectionery.
digestion, sleet' soundly ami enjoy life,
The republican assemble met at the use Burdock Blood Bitters, the great Phones: Bell 2fi4. M utuil 2.Vt
school house here Wednesday. They system tonic and builder.
Barn Phone Mutual 245
came in an auto and five or six rigs.
Scientific American.
T A K E A
P E E P
Hew Grocery
in you r p an try, find out w hat you need,
then com e to the
Just opened 011 Mill street, in the U glow
block, and w e will fill y o u r order at
m on ey-sa vin g prices
There is a new habv girl at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Jef. Robertson.
Try us
Mrs. Joyce McCaleb returned to her
home at Kings Valley Monday.
SIMPSON’ S CASH CON­
CRETE GROCERY
Jesse Yost and Harry Lacey went to
Commie Wells for cherries Monday.
Maud Yost ami daughters, Hazel anti
Mabel, visited at Will. Bushs’ Tuesday.
Mrs. Ira Hooker visited at Falls City
Monday and brought her little grandson,
Ralph Hooker, back with her.
Elsie Bush visited grandma Hastings
and her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Pulse, at Monmouth last week.
MUTUAL PHONE U7<
Who Keeps
TH E B E S T
R IC K R E A L L
Alice Burch came home from McMinn
ville Wednesday.
Mrs. Jimmie Jones, who was operated
I on at the Salem hospital last week, wfe ,
are pleased to say, is getting al«>ng fine.
SOE
j. L lYiCH
at the north end o f Main
street
M A R K ET REPORT.
Wheat, a bushel, 1.10
Bran, a ton, $3»).
Shorts, a ton, $34.
Oats, a bushel, 45 cents.
Flour, a. barrel, t4.H0.
Flour, a sack, $1.25
Lynn Nesmith, the rustling real es­
Corn meal, $2 50 a cwt.
tate man ami Nesmith county booster,
Potatoes, a bushel, $.50.
Butter, a pound, 25cents.
ha« gone ont to help Hugh Farmer w ith
his hay crop.
Lard, a pound, 18 cents.
Bacon, sides, a pound, 20 cents.
L. ( ’ . Koser returned Sunday from As- ! Hams, a pound, 22 cents.
1 toria, where he had been attending the
»Shoulders, a pound, 15 cents.
( L A . R. encampment, and rej»orts a 1 Eggs, a dozen, 25 cents.
fine time and a large attendance.
Chickens, a dozen, $3 (d $5.
Drietl fruits, a pound, fi @ 15 cents.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hughes came
Beets, a pound, 2 cents.
■ from Tillamook Monday, perfectly satis-
Turnips, a pound, 2 cents,
! tied that Dallas is the best place to live,
Cabbage, a pound. 3 ^ cents.
i Mr. Hughes is again behind a chair in
Onions, a pound, 3k. cents.
the Mack barber shop, and will build a
Beans, a pound, 5 Li @ 8 cents.
home at once .as soon as he can find car­
Corn meal, a pound, 3 ’ 2 cents
penters.
Day, a ton. $15 @ $20
Mrs. J. F. Vaughn returned from the
metropolis Saturday, where she has
been visiting relatives for two or three
weeks.
P atents UNION
60 YEARS’
EXP ER IEN C E
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
Guaranteed under
Several from here attended the races
Lester Murphv went to Portland »Sun­ at Imlependence last week.
day to be with his wife w ho was taken
Peter Cook left Sunday with his horses
suddenly ill while visiting in the me­
for Eugene to take in the races.
tropolis.
Mr. ami Mrs. Robert Ankeny Went to
Mrs. Lester Murphy and Miss Carie
Nash visited with the former’ s parents, Portland Monday for a short stay.
Mr. ami Mrs. Nelson, of Portland for
Pauline Nesmith went to Portland on
the past week.
Friday to visit friends and relatives.
A crew of six surveyors have been
Forest Craven went to McMinnville
surveying through this vicinity for the Monday and returned home Tuesday
Oregon Electric. It seems almost too evening.
good to be true.
Kickreall has a meat market run by
Mr. an«l Mrs. J. K. Nt*al attended the ! Whaley, Farmer
Black, and they are
commencement exercises of the State j doing a good business.
University last week, their son, Carl,
I The moving picture show was here
being one of the graduates.
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Tuesday and Wednestlav nights and was
R. D. Jennings and his father, moth­ ! much enjoyed by a full house.
er and sister spent the week end at
Tilman Hodge had a very sick horse
Newport.
Tuesday pight. Charles Whaley was j
called and the horse is much better.
H. J. Elliott’s little daughter, Wanda,
Mrs. Will Reddicopp visited her par­
has been having a severe time with dog
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clanfield, .
fennel poison the past two weeks.
I last Tuesday.
Quite a number of the Perrvdale peo­
Lester VanXortwick, who is working
ple attended the ice.cream social an<l
for Henry Gilliam, spent Sunday at his \
program give« by the McCoy chureli
home in Dallas.
•Saturday evening.
Mis« Fiona Clanfield got first prize on 1
Grandma Keyt and Miss Elsie Keyt
her sathlle horse, in the la«lies’ riding
left Monday morning for a several weeks ;
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visit with J. M. \\ ise ami wife in Boise, I
r
Mrs. Alva Gilliam and children, who
Idaho. They also expect to visit Yel­
has been stopping at Henry Gilliam’ s!
lowstone park before their return.
for some time, have gone to New berg to 1
We hear that Miss Kate Jennings and
visit friends.
her brother, Henry, daughter and son
of Ewen Jennings, who moved from
Pain anywhere stopped in 20 minutes
here t«> I »«.tie .Mountain, Tenn., last
sure with one of Dr. Shoop’ s Pink Pain
spring, are both down with typhoid fev­
Tablets.
The formula is on the 25-cent
er.
box.
Ask your Doctor or Druggist
a Do at this formvltt ! Stops womanly
pain«, headache,
pains anywhere.
W EST S A L E M
Write Dr. Shoop. Racine, Wis. for free
trial to prove value. W, V. Fuller.
See how West Salem is putting on
city airs.
KINGS VALLEY.
Harm Seed
Clarified Sunar •
hiniayrmitUmr.
n e s s and L o ss OF SLEEP.
Mrs. Homan left recently for the home 1 Chas. C«x>k spent Sunday with his j
of her father in Kansas, where he is re- brother at the home of Ralph Savery.
ported to be severely ill.
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Several from this neighborhood attend-
11 McKee’ s mother and sisters arrived | ed the races at Independence last week. 1
here from the east the last part of th e!
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for a visit « ill. relatives.
!. Mi>« M M VunNort«irk of Dull«-., 1 *
1 helping Mrs. George Woods this week.
Chas. Bratcher went to Salem Mon­
Mrs. Edna Kearns, of Salem, pai«l a
day to be with his mother, who is ser-
visit to her mother, Mrs. Swartz recent- ,
ionsly ill in the hospital there.
Mis« Mabel Smith returned home last
week from St. Johns.
In
McMte Salts-
Aiise St ed *
J. W. White, the Page wire fence
t man, has finished putting up fence for
D. O. Bronson, Emmett Stunts, (). C.
Smith and others, of the Lewisville
I country.
o f ,l,e
of
Itnipe jfOhl DtS'M.mmUER
¡\mtpkui Seed "
¿Ox. Senna *
Anerfect Remedy forConsH|)«
l Ion, Sour Stomacli,Diarrhoea
WormsjTonvulsioiis.Fevensh
Mi*» Carrie Flannery, of Portland, in “ «> fro,,>
l,art
visiting her parents, Mi. and Mrs. H. \ Mrs. Holman was called East on ac-1
B. Flannery.
, count of the illness of her father.
I iy-
Opiuni.Morphine nor.Mmeral.
N o t N a r c o t ic .
Kev. W. W. Davis of the Baptist
church preached his last sermon Sun­
day evening, before going to his farm on
! the Alsea for a two weeks’ outing.
There is lots of cord wood being haul-
th is
Promoles Digestionihtetful
ness and fest.Contains neitter
Miss Catherine Campbell returned
»Saturday from Condon, where she
taught a five months’ successful! school. |
SALT CREEK.
j
ting (lu* Sinmarlis andßuwdsi
Colonel Smith, of Prineville, visited
' at the J. B. Stump home Friday, com ­
ing over in his automobile.
Mrs. W. II. Lucas is afflicted with
rheumatism, but her many friends trope
! to see her soon entirely recover,
Little Zelina Woods has been quite
Prof. Metzger, of Dallas, was a Perry- | sick.
dale visitor the last of the week.
Everybody is busy cutting and putting
B. J. Werner, of Dallas, was calling up hay.
on relatives and friends »Sunday.
Mrs. Ezra Hart has been sewing for
H. G. Keyt and wife were Salem vis­
I Mrs. Bartholomew.
itors the latter part of the week.
( has. Cook is working for Mr. Bowles
J. W. Caldwell and son and Carl Mor- '
during hay harvest.
rison were Dallas visiters Tuesday.
Bert Clanfield made a business trip to
H. R. Martin and family, of Amity,
McMinnville last week.
were visiting relatives here Monday.
Mary Flashman is helping Mrs. Clan-
Victor Williams visited several days
last week with his aunt, Mrs. Frank field with the housework.
Lynn.
AWgetaNe PreparalionforAs
Mrs. Sarah Mumpers, of McCoy, re­
cently visited friends here ami attended
i to business interests.
Restorative
Keyt were
A L C O H O L 3 P E R C E N T.
There was a goodlv attendance from j
here to the republican convention at
Dallas Saturday.
Mr. F. II. Muikey is having some
serious trouble as a result of the extra-
cation of two teeth.
PERRYDALE.
II. G. Elliott and H. G.
Dallas visitors Saturday.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
similaiin$iheR)o(!anilRegiM Bears the
1 Signature
Miss Rosa Smith came home from I
Portland Friday, where she has been !
teaching.
Mr. ami Mrs. M. A. Richard, of Cor-
I vallis, and Mr. Richard’s sis’ er, Mrs. A.
j E. Scrogg, of Portland, visited Mrs.
Richard’ s parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. E.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Con lee made a
Guthrie, Sunday afternoon, returning
business trip to Salem last week.
I Monday and they had to call Dr. F. E. in their auto to Corvallis.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Fletcher made a | Smith and all the family. She will
Mrs. C. A. Worth, an old resident of
business trip to Sheridan last Monday. soon be 85 years old.
this place returned Wednesday from
Mr. A. B. Woods lias his new 7 room California, where she spent the winter
Mrs, Butterfield ami sons were visit­
ing on the creek several days last week. house nearly completed. It has a porch with her son, Win. Worth. She visited
on three sides and is painted white. her «laughter. Mrs. Vida Holman, near
Mr. and Mrs, Herman Lenhard made Quite a nice addi i >n to our little b ir/* Albany, la t w ‘ek rnd will n ow re?ile
a business trip to Dallas last Monday.
again in Monmouth.
Mr. and Mrs. Rov Ilewit returned
Mrs. Bray.s sister, Mrs. Parker, has from Marshfield after his school was
been visiting with his family the past out, and are stopping at the home of
BU EN A* VISTA.
week.
Mrs. Hewit’ s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Will Ridgeway has returned home Heise.
Some of the farmers are cutting their
from Seotts Mills, where he has been
The two Mrs. Ayerys stored their hay.
teaching school.
household goods last Thursday and
Bill Hall was a Portland visitor last
Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Dickey and Mr. went to Newport to camp for the sum­ week.
and Mrs. Wallace Kellogg returned mer as their husbands haye got work
Royal Kreutz was a Salem visitor last
there.
from the coast last Monday.
week.
At the annual school meeting Mr.
M iss Elizabeth Wenger, who has been
visiting relatives here the past week, Kuge was re-elected director and F. L.
Miss Geneva Steel visited in Salem
returned to her home in Lebanon Mon­ Woods, school clerk. The patrons who last week.
were at the meeting decided to call an­
day.
Miss Addie Gobat spent Sundav with
other school meeting for the purpose of
A large crowd attended the big chari­ building a new four room school house her cousin, Miss Gladys Ruef. of Silver.
vari, on Mr. Herman Lenhard and bride here with a basement.
Buena Vista was represented by a
at the h.mie of Mr. Hill’ s last Tuesday
Mrs. Elizabeth Specs, aged 85 years, large crowd at the Independence races
evening and report a fine time.
last
week.
1 months and 8 days, died at her home
A large crowd attended the «lance giv­ Sunday, June 2fith. She leaves to
Mr.
and Mrs. A. Anderson went to
en at Russel June’ s home in honor of mourn her loss, her husband, Silas
the newly married couple, Mr. and Mrs. Spees, two daughters, Mrs. Gergen and McMinnville Tuesday to be gone for
Lenhard. Andrew Flynn furnished the Mrs. Runcorn, of near here, and two several days.
music. All report a fine time.
Rev. and Mrs. McCain, of Salem,
sons who live in Wisconsin.
have moved into J. K. Neal’s house for
Miss E. Snell, of Junction City, and the summer.
Chatnblain’ s Cough Remedy is sold
on a guarantee that if you are not satis­ her brother, Mr. V. Snell, of Astoria,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Morlath, of near
fied after using two-thirde of a bottle spent the day with Mrs. J. T. Hunt last
according to directions, your money Tuesday after attending the wedding of Jefferson, spent Sunday with Win,
Murphy
and wife.
will be refunded. It is up to you to their brother, J. Donald Snell and Miss
Bessie Frogley, of North Salem, Tues­
try sold by all dealers.
Jim Dimick and wife, of Portland,
day morning at G o ’clock hy Rev. P. S. have move«l into the house vacated hy
We have a few late blue prints of the Knight.
Mrs. Albert Davidson.
town of Dallas, size 40x50 inches, which
At the annual school meeting M. N.
You will take no chance if you buy
we are willing to dispose of at $2 each.
Hart »Schaffner it Marx clothes at Dallas Prather was elected director for three
Merehantile Co. They are guaranteed. years and J. It. Loy was elected clerk.
Everybody is making great prepara­
tions for the big Fourth.
For Infants and Children.
MEAT CO.
W c arc putting up some Hams and Bacon that have
that sweet, delicious flavor Also everything that
goes to make a first class Meat Market
E . J* S T O U F F E R , P r o p ., D a lla s
IYIUNN & C o .38,B~ * - ’ N ew York
City Express & Transfer Co.
Mrs. George Nichols returned home
Saturday from Dayton, where she visit­
ed two weeks with her son ami family.
MONMOUTH.
600D SERVICE COUNTS
in Groceries as well as anything else
W e H ave the C lerks and the Goods:
SIMONTON & S C O TT
BUELL.
Mrs. Doran Wann has returned to her
F. M. HELLWORTH
home in La Crosse, Wash , after two
i'n r c«nnery will prub»bly not be run j
weeks visit at the home of her parents,
PHYSICIAN AND
South of the Court House, Dallas
thi*
reHAon.
Minor Rainey is working n Dallas for
Mr. F. L. Woods went to »'alias last
Mr and Mr«. R J. Taj lor.
a short time.
Saturday to see if he coultl find his
All the fArmers «re busy making hay j
SURGEON
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horse which got away over a w«?ek ago. , in npite of the cloudy weather.
WantwJ—liv» down chicken« at Cri­
It is reported that M. A. Coulee has
O ff» «ver t o t Office f*fc City, OregM
der'» grocery.
•old hit place here.
Grandtua Walters took much worse [ Cooahlerabie real estate baa eba u*ed