Polk County itemizer., July 07, 1910, Image 3

PURELY
•VEGETABLE
It is a generally recognized fact that medicines taken
from the botanical kingdom are better adapted to the
delicate human system, and safer in every way, than
those composed of strong mineral mixtures,
In the early settlement of this land, our forefathers
were obliged to procure their medicines from Nature's
great laboratories of forest and field. Th ey searched out
a d compounded the different vegetable materials into
teas, concoctions and medicines.
That these pioneers
found the most potent and valuable of the roots, herbs
and barks placed ut their disposal, is abundantly proven
by the fact that the great m ajority of them were blessed
with rugged health. T hey cured their diseases and were
enabled to do the great prelim inary work of civilization
because the remedies they used were Nature’s remedies,
and specially adapted to the needs of humanity.
Am ong the very best of these vegetable preparations is S. S. S., a medi­
cine made entirely of roots, herbs anil barks in sm h combination as to make
it the greatest of all blood purifiers and
the finest of all tonics.
S. S. S. does
CHEMIST EOUND S 5.5 FREE
not contain the least particle of m in­
FROM MINERALS
eral in any form, and is absolutely a
A f e w y e a r« ago I w a s taken
safe medicine for any one to use.
w i th I n t i a m m a t o r y R h e u m a t i s m .
U p o n the a d v i c e o f a f r i e n d I d e ­
W h ile purifying the blood this
cided to t r y S .S .S .
Be fo re a l l o w ­
great vegetable remedy builds up and
i n g me to t a k e it, h o w e v e r , my
g-ua rdia n. w h o w a s a chem is t, an­
strengthens every portion of the sys­
a l y z e d the r e m e d y , a n d pro­
tem. S. S. S. cures Rheumatism, Ca­
n o u n c e d it free f r o m p o t a s h or
m e r c u r y . I c o n t i n u e d the r em e d y ,
tarrh. Sores and Ulcers, Malaria, Scrof
und in t w o m o n t h s I w a s cured
nla, Skin Diseases, Contagious Blood
c o m p l e te ly . T h e c u r e w a s p e r m a ­
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, f o r I_h ve n e v e r si nce h a d a
Poison, hereditary taints, and all other
touch o f R h e u m a t i s m , t h o u g h
diseases and disorders caused by im ­
m a n y t im oa e x p o s e d to d a m p a n d
t ol d w e a t h e r .
pure or polluted blood.
MRS E L E A N O R T JONES
As a tonic S. S. S. is uneqalled. It
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invigorates every portion of the system,
and the healthy blood it creates largely
-assists in overcoming any derangement of the digestive system
I f you are
suffering from any blood trouble, or need a tonic to build up your consti­
tution. you could not do better than to take S S. S., a medicine that is in
no degree harmful. Book on the blood and any medical advice free.
TH E S W IF T SPECIFIC CO., A T L A N T A , GA.
Horseshoeing
General Blacksmithing
H O R S E S H O E IN G A S P E C I A L T Y
I can cure quarter cracks and contracted feet.
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A ll I ask o f the public is to give me a fair trial.
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F red W a g n e r’s O ld S tan d.
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1899
1910
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Baby Carriage Tires,
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TUE NEGRO WINS.
E. E. WEBB COMMITS SUICIDE
Mrs. Adah Shelton Dead.
1 with right, then to the body fol- across sharply, then used left
lowed bv hard right on body; hook and the opponent laughed
The Mineral ot Mr« Ada L. She.ton j
was held at the family home, the resi- j
r they then clinched. The white as though he enjoyed it and
Dallas, Oregon.
E. E. Webb, a reepeetet
of Mr. and Mrs. Koberl McMur- i
0 man blocked short left hook from whaled into body with hard postmaster of .Samlluke, committed sm­ deuce
phv, on Sunday atternoon July 3rd, at R.E. WILLIAMS
ew
le
on
Friday
by
hanging
himself.
his opponent and they broke, right, clinched again and white
W. G. V ASSALL
The last seen of the deceased was just 1 :li0 o’clock, conducted by Itev. W. B.
I blocked left again and greeted man got to body with both before noon on Friday, when be went Pinkerton, with interment in the family j
DtucToas:
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,
I with another clear on mouth; hands.
to the house and asked how long it lot at the Odd Fellow’» cemetery. Mrs. R. C. Craven, I.N .M n u , M. M. Ellis
Speciaj to the Item izer:
clinched on ropes and black man
Round 12. Jeff ducked left would be Indore dinner was ready, and Shelton was aged 5»i years, 9 months
W .U . Vassal!. K. E. Williams,
28 days; w idow of Ur. T. W. Shel­
With its usual enterprise forjsen t in sharp right upper cut; swing and clinched; they broke; w hen told it would be about a quarter and
B. 11. -McCnllon, F. J. ('raven.
ton, mother of Mrs. Koliert McMurphv,
furnishing the news first hand blocked one o f white man’s high Jeff tried high left and missed of an hour he left the house. As he did of Eugene; daughter of Elizabeth F.
This bank is pleased to place t tl a
the Item izer on last Monday a f­ swings as bell sounded; the lat­ and his opponent missed right on not return a search was instituted, and and the late A. VV. Lucas, of Mon­ disposal of it8cu»tomers the fati'ilie«
Saturday his remains were found hang­
ternoon gave to the waiting hun­ ter had shade.
aw. Jeffries swelled; right eye ing to a tree in the neighhorhood of the mouth, and sister of Mrs. W. I). Fen­ gained during many years of cuutii.uore
of Portland; J. P. Lucas of Cascade service and growth.
dreds assembled in front o f this
house. He had climbed into a tree and ton.
egan
getting
bigger
and
bigger
bi
Round
4. — Johnson seemed
locks; Alls-ri L. and Frank Lucas, of
office the true account o f the more confident; swing, missed from the effects of jolts and pun­ the drop of about four feet had broken Portland.— Eugene Guard.
great fight as it progressed at Re­ head; caught white man above ches and blood came from his his neck. He bad tied a handkerchief
over his face and pulled his hat down
no. They were late in starting, ear with left, clinched; black mouth and nose. Johnson grazed over his head before he took the fatal
and the crowd became, some­ man swung left, opponent dodg- J e ff’s chin with a right and missed leap
,,,„ following .......
The
notie . of mall service
what impatient, but took the de­ ecl; white man swung le ft tu ancthe r.
Deceased was a man well repecteu I wi|,
()j no benefit to Polk county as
INSTRUCTOR ON
and apparently with nothing to trouble
111HI| now
us at 11 o’clock:
lay good naturedly, knowing that body and in clinch opponent got
Round 13 Johnson landed left
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it was not the fault o f the ser­ in two upper cuts. Jeff short hook on his rival’s face and they | c i'/ b e m w ^ 'Z 'S .- d l^ a c h e d t
^ » ‘un^p" » S r ' T i m ™ ™ ! " ?
vice, but o f the principals in the
black man’ s mouth clinched' Negro hooked f^ce Ills wife and e.ght children, l i m i t mail train will be run over the Oregon
Btudio: Room 2, Wilson build’ ug, ,
battle and their managers. Here anj the same fist in midst o f his with left. In clinch negro feint­ seems that he had become melancholy K.lectrie, leaving Portland at U o’clock.
Dallas, Oregon.
late and this no doubt was the cause | T )li, „¡|| pnt the mail into Salem by 1
follows the bulletins as they came ^ Ijelly. In clinch black man’ s lips ed his left and got to face three Ill
uf liis rash act.—Tillamook Headlight. o'clock in the afternoon, in time for af-
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to hand:
j bleed, opponent raps right to times. Negro uppercuts with
Mr. Webb was a former resident of \ ternoon delivery. This service at the
No. 1—Governor Dickenson, body, le ft to mouth; Jack upper left again and white man seemed
•rrydale, residing there some 10 years [ same time will he of great convenience
after passing through many con­ cuts three times, then shot left to have no way o f saving himself ago. His wife was a cousin of Judge L. 1 to Dallas, Monmouth, and other cities
D.
Brown, Dallas, and be was a biother- of the west side district adjacent to
gratulatory crowds o f enthusias­ on mouth and white man dug from hurtful little pokes at close
n-law of the «Strong brothers who used ! those points. The afternoon train of
tic friends, has taken his seat at three lefts into opponent’ s stom­ quarters. White man tried to to run a blacksmith shop there.
the Salem, Falls City and Western
the rinq side. Mrs. Jack John­ ach, the latter then upper cuts imitate his rival’s uppercut and
leaves West Halem at 1:30. It will thus
S w e e n e y B ros . P ro ps ,
son is seated in the shade o f the three times, last time white failed, then the negro while they
If you want to get quick action on he possible to connect with this train
and
send mail carried-on the electric
your
property,
list
it
with
the
Itemizer
moving picture machines.
man’s chin; in clinch, black man were holding together planted le ft Realty Concern. Besides their three service to Dallas by 2:10 in the after­
No.
Owing to a delay in the trjecj t0 st0p right fo r jaw.
and right in rapid turn again itlices in Dallas, they have one in Chi- noon, where it will make connections
adjusting o f the moving picture, Round 5.- W h it e man crouch- and again. White man punches Jrtge, one in Portland, and other con­ for all the territory of which Dallas is
machines, and examination o f ec^ stepped away from straight negro into corner and' used both nections that make them bring more the center.
the fighters, Jeffries and John- [ef^ 0j,p0nent then goes through hands on face. Jeffs face was people to this county than «0 other
The famous flour put
M. Hayter. dentist, Wilson building.
son have not entered the ring at motjons o f swing, landed above swollen and covered with blood; means of advertising now' in existence.
out
by our Mills is what
1:55. It was learned at 2 o ’clock hip with light le ft and they nigger received him closely in
that-Dr. Sibley Morris, one o f . clinched; white man poked body clinch When they broke negro let
its name implies.
the official examining physicians with |eft’, opponent hooked twice go with right forepaw. He did
you have to do is to
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examined Johnson,
and 1 ,1
declared
in face with left. Slight smear o f this three times and reached
test it to prove this as­
the black man on the verge of blood on black man’s mouth, who mouth.
nervous prostration.
Round
14 — Negro planted
sertion.
met his opponent with a straight
No. 3 Jeffries reached his left, the latter then drove solid straight left and upper swing;
dressing room, accompanied by right into body; they hung to­ white man swung left on cheek,
j his brother, Jack, and Farmer gether; black man poked left in­ Johnson got home with two
Kept by a l l Grocers
Having installed one o f the latest and most
Burns.
to face, then shot in straight left straight lefts; white man put in
No. 4 A t 2:55 Billy Jordan and danced around; white man high left on mouth and in clinch
up to date Cold Storage Plants, we are, and
introduced different ring and brought more blood with le ft to that followed negro balled him
have been,
sport celebrities.
in mouth with left; white man
face.
No. 5—Dr. Porter examined
Round 6. Jeff crouched again, was unable to protect himself.
Jeffries and stated the big man then straightened, his opponent White man lowered his head
was a cool as a cucumber. John­ got in three to face, they clinch­ while cliching and swung his
son entered the rin g at 2:30.
ed; the form er shot right to le ft against body three times;
these summer days, not being exposed to the
O f the two men, Jeffries looks body; black man hooked oppon­ Blows do not seem to distress
dust or flies.
In connection we also have a
more fit. Jeffries strips at 2:40 ent with left in face, in clinch Johnson, negro came back with
p. m. Strained looks in John­ skin scraped on white man’s straight left on face and hook on
Cola Storage Fish Box from which we serve
son’s face as though suffering cheek, blood flowed; Johnson’s chin, they clinche.
from loss o f sleep. A t 2:35 p. le ft went around his opponent’s
For kidney and bladder troubles,
Round 15—Jeff came out with
m. Jeffries entered ring; appear­ neck; they clinched; white man guard held high and blocked
sciatica, rheumatic pains, neuralgia,
ed wonderfully self possessed. drove right against riv a l’s ribs, straight left and clinched. N e­
headache, weariness and sleeplessness,
Johnson introduced. He waved who upper cut him with le ft gro was there with straight left
‘ ‘that dragged down feeling.”
hand to white w ife.
Jelfries twice, and closing the white driving face back. W hite man
was next introduced.
Heavy man’s right, worked right upper closed in ; they clinched near ropes
w eight champion applause deaf­ cut, ripping face.
as they broke away; Jeff turns
ening. Jeffries gets choice cor­
Round 7. Johnson feinted, and received blows on chin and
ners; back to sun. Jeffries is white man circled, rival tried fell; Jeff rose slowly and his an­
donning gloves.
Jeffries and with right to ja w and they tagonist knocked him through
Acting directly on the kidneys these
Johnson in center o f ring shake clinched. White man rammed ropes with another le ft swing.
mild pills give almost insvant relief
hands. Flash! The gong sounds. le ft into body and then on face As a matter o f fact Jeff was
because they not only act as a tonic
Round 1—Jeffries feints; John­ and opponent laughed; they knocked out.s s the count ten
but clean the kidney tissue of impuri­
son side steps and grins; John­ clinched; black man poked left elansed before he was pulled in­
ties and expel the poison from the
son works Jeffries under sun and into riva l’ s nose, bringing blood. to the ring. Jeff spit out a mouth­
system.
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stabs him lightly in face with
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Round 8.— Black man clinched ful of blood and reeled around
left. Jeffries sends left on body and used le ft on face, short dou­ ring with his opponent a fter him.
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and they clutched. Jeffries puts ble left on jaw and both landed, Johnson caught him at far side
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couple lefts on body; Johnson clinched as the bell sounded. of ropes and struck him with
got in le ft on face and Jeffries
Round 9. —Begins to look dis- right and le ft in face. Jeff fell
in hard le ft on face while break-; mal for j efi who came forward again, he arose to his fee t slow­
So marvelous and universal are the
or should know the importance of wearing
in?-
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. (crouching; negro danced away, ly but was counted out mean
results obtained that these pills are
Round 2. Jeff tried fo r the i form er shoved
Shoes that have heels that are adapted in
right against while, and Sam Berger jumped
Cully guaranteed. Every druggist has
I black man’s face; clinched and ribs; clutched; broke and white into ring with evident intention
them. In 50-cent boxes only. If not
height to the lasts upon which they are built.
j missed, who feinted and jumped man shot right in stomach, an­ o f acknowledging defeat in case
satisfactory— your money back. Don’t
away. Johnson got straight left other clinch; Jeff blocked left Jim had not been competent in
Correctly built heels, built in the U tz & Dunn way, 0 delay—don’t run the risk of Bright’s
on mouth and they clinched upper cut; clinched, black man fifteenth round. Jeff was knock­
mean good carriage, strong arches, springy walk and J Disease. Get Swain’s Kidney and
¡arms; became entwined; Jack got left on face.
ed down three times with left
Back Ache Pills today.
■0 smaller appearing Shoes. When in our neighborhood
I tilted the white man’s head with
Round 10. W hite man feinted hooks delivered by Jonnson while
S W A IN M E D IC IN E C O ., In o .
I the first right upper cut in clinch with left, follow ing his rival standing away.
notice the heels and the beautiful lines to the arches
Sam Berger
K ansas City, Mo.
while they were hanging togeth- around, who poked in le ft and was entering the ring on the oc­
of the Women’s Shoes in our windows.
F O R S A L E BY
! er; first blood for Jeff on le ft to followed with another, tried casion o f the last knock down to
i black man’s mouth.
third, and Jeffries swung le ft on acknowledge defeat and in the
Round 3. — Jeff poses with half ja w with no great force and bor­ meantime Jeff was declared out.
I crouch and they kidded; the ed in, his opponent held his arms
D a lla s, O re g o n .
so he could not hit. The black
man used le ft on cheek, his rival
his opponent’s forearm away, so drove le ft on belt line, clinched
0
the big fellow can’ t use it. The at gong.
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black man got in light upper cut
Round 11.—Johnson feinted
0
and Jim rapped him on the jaw with
H a il m ad street, P a lla s .
le ft and brought righ t
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are usually neglected until they become
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to chronic disorders and the eunere
grows gradually into diabetes, dropsy
Bright’ s disease, gravel or some other
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Being particularly free of
b lê m is mes, for sale at our
mill yard and at Perry-
rydale. Particular atten­
tion paid to the local trade
GOOD U M R FAIR PRICES
SALT CREEK
LUMBER CO.
Will Spend Large Amount.
Announcement has just been officially
I made bv the Pacific States Telcnhone
1 company that as soon as material ar­
rives on the ground the company's
! plants in Independence and Monmouth
j will be rebuilt. This will mean that
j Independence will have one of the most
j up-to-date telephone systems In the
I country. Automatic signaling will lie
I one of the features of the new system,
new switchboard, poles wires and every-
I thing in connection with their plant in
j that city. J. D. Butcher will arrive in
I Independence in a few days, when the
| company will go out after the business,
j These improvements contemplate the
rebuilding of the line between that city
1 «and Salem. The Salem line will give
two more circuits. The approximate
cost of these new improvements is in
t he neigh horhood of $50,000.
A Native Son Dies.
At the family home on Center Htreet,
Halein, Oregon, Thursday, June «20, 1910,
Elijah E. Bailev, aged 22 years, died of
tuberculosis. The deceased is mirvived
by his aged parents ami a brother. He
wa* a practicing dentist in this city un­
til declining health forced him to retire
from active practice. He was U»rn in
Polk county, ami * * * buried in the lit­
tle cemetery at Bethel Haturday.—
Statesman
J. W. Bones has sold his interest in
the drug siore at Carlton.
Patent Leather, $ 3 ,3 .5 0 , $4 A
f Good Quality Vici and Gun Metal $2,2.50, $3
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month. You can probably get Home kind of artificial light for I ohh
money than electric light, hut does it Have you anything when it
limit« opportunity for work and recreation, ruins your eyesight,
smokes your wall«, mars decorations ami increases household work.
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