Polk County itemizer., August 25, 1910, Image 2

Monmouth Pioneer Dies
All Coming Home.
Mr. J. H . M orrisou an d fam ily in te n d
going to th e coast soon.
MARKET REPORT.
1-2 Million
It is re|>orted th a t K. A. M o sley and
fam ily are going aw ay.
Feet of Lumber
Jo e G u th rie had a n arro w escape
with his wpodsaw. T h e c y lin d e r b u rst-
ed, a piece of it Hew in th e a ir an d cam e i
down w ithin one foot of his h ead .
OF A L L KINDS
THE BEST MADE
JUST AS GOOD AS THE MONEY.
W h e a t, a b u sh e l, 1.00
B ra n , a to n , $80.
S h o rts, a to n , $84.
O ats, a b u sh e l, 46 cen ts.
F lo u r, a b a r r e l, $4.80.
F lo u r, a sa ck , $1.25
C orn m eal, $2 50 a cw t.
P o tato es, a b u sh e l, $.00.
B u tte r, a p o u n d , 3 0 c e n ts .
L a rd , a p o u n d , 18 c en ts.
B acon, sides, a p o u n d , 20 c e n ts .
H am s, a p o u n d , 22 c e n ts .
S h o u ld ers, a p o u n d , 15 c e n ts .
E ggs, a do zen , 25 cen ts.
C h ick e n s, a d o zen , $8 (g$5.
D ried f ru its , a p o u n d , 6 ($ 15 c e n ts .
B eets, a p o u n d , 2 c e n ts .
T u rn ip s , a p o u n d , 2 c e n ts ,
C a b b ag e, a p o u n d , 2 c e n ts.
O n io n s, a p o u n d , 8 ^ c e n ts .
B eans, a p o u n d , b }2 @ 8 c e n ts .
C orn m eal, a p o u n d , 8 12 c e n ts
D a y , a to n , $15 @ $20
CHILDRENS’ COLUMN
W illiam N. Boots d ied of h e a rt fa ilu re !
Thin week am i n e x t will wee o u r New
a t .M onmouth A u g u st 21. M r. Boots i p o rt colony once m ore a t hom e to tak»- l,eHlie W e lls.......................... 150
$1 00
w as boru in M iam i c o u n ty , In d ia n a , ¡ u p th e m any labors of th e fall. T hose H a rrie tt D avis ........................ l i ó . . . . 60
S ep t., 24. 1840, w here he grew to m an- w ho h ave been tak in g in o th e r reso rts \ A lfredo ( i a r n e r ..............................22
. . . 26
h o o l. and was m arried to MI m B a rih w ill l i t o lilW N t u r a s ) to k^ 'k a fte r th e V ina llisbrow .................................. 0 . . .
Sin it h . Ill 1876 b o e a n ie to Oregon w ith h a rv e st of th e ir o rc h a rd s, or th e m any \
L e s lie W e lls .
h is fam ily, locating a t D rain, w h ere he I o th e r th in g s th a t will m ake business
resided u n til 1892, w hen he again m oved . brisk from now on u n til th e new y ear
Mr. a n d M rs. R. K. McDowd are th e
to M o n m onth, w here he resided u n til is upon us. All will com e hom e b e tte r | proud p a re n ts of a n 11-pound g irl.
i
h e a lth an d m ind for th e ch an g e in
d e a th , l i e leaves besides h is wife, tw
M r. H ick m an got h u r t q u ite ha«lly at ;
d a u g h te rs, M rs. W illiam H ed rick of scenery an d m ore of an o u t-d o o r life,
D rain , M rs. A. P. T n p p er, of D illev, a n d b e tte r able physically and m entally th e m ill W ednesday.
an d one son, V. O. Boots, of M onm outh, to cope w ith w h a t th e n e x t w in te r m av
M rs. C o rn eliu s H u g h es w en t to Mon-
By th e d e a th of M r. Boots, M onm outh I h av e in sto re for th e m .
m outh W ednesday,
loses one of its best an d m ost highly re- j
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M rs. F ra n k M uscott w en t to P o rtlan d
spectod citizens.
Deceased was th e
M rs. M. L. Bunch left W ednesday
g ra n d fa th e r of M rs. H a rv y llin m a n , of | for F alls C itv , Polk co u n ty , w h ere her M onday.
D allas, w ho a tte n d e d th e fu n e ra l Mon- d a u g h te r, Mrs. Beveridge, lies seriously
W ard R obinson, of P o rtla n d , is v isit­
day.
ill.— E ugene G u a rd .
ing frien d s h ere.
Being particularly free of
blemisnes, for sale at our
mill yard and at Perry-
rydafe. Particular atten­
tion paid to the local trade
Adams’ Big Store Will now Redeem
all Coupons Issued Last May.
S
PURELY
.VEGETABLE
I t is a g e n e r a lly r e a r m e d Fact t h a t m e d ic in e s ta k e n
fro n t th e b o ta n ic a l k in g d o m a r e b e tte r adaptedi l <>' th e
d e lic a te h u m a n s y s te m , a n d sa fe r in e v e ry
y,
th o s e c o m p o s e d o f s tr o n g m i n e r a l m ix tu r e s
la t h e e a r ly s e ttle m e n t of t h i s la n d , o u r forefathers
w ere o b lig e d to p ro c u re t h e i r m e d ic in e s fro m N a tu r e s
• T i a t la b o r a to rie s o f fo re s t a n d field . T h e y se a rc l ed o u t
a n d c o m p o u n d e d t h e d iffe re n t v e g e ta b le m a te r ia ls in to
te a s , c o n c o c tio n s a n d m e d ic ,n e s .
T h a t th e s e p io n e e r s
fo u n d t h e m o s t p o te n t a n d v a lu a b le of th e r ^ ’t s -
a n d b a r k s p la c e d a t t h e ir d is p o s a l, is a b u n d a n tly p ro v e n
b y th e fa c t t h a t th e g r e a t m a jo r ity of th e m w ere b le s se d
w ith r u g g e d h e a lth . T h e y c u re d t h e i r d i s e ^ a a n d w ere
e n a b le d to d o t h e g r e a t p r e lim in a r y w o rk o f « " J » “ * '“ "
b UCLUU
e c a u 3 s e C I th
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, ere - , N a tu r e s re m e d ie s,
All persons h o lding buggy coupons is­
sued by A d am s’ big sto re last M ay are
I hereby notified th a t each of th ese cou­
pons will now be accep ted for O ne Dol­
M rs. Lee S m ith h as retu rn e d from
lar, th e sam e as cash , on an y cash p ur-
I P o rtla n d a fter a ten day s stay , acq u aiu -
:
chase
am o u n tin g to $15 o r over.
*
* & & * & && * *
* * & 4f"# * & j ing herself w ith m illin e ry sty les.
Bring y o u r coupons w ith you th e n ex t
Lee
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tim e you com e tra d in g . T h e big sto re
A m o n g th e v e ry I
i is crowded w ith Fall b arg ain s in houee-
arr\c a n «\ ,
. ___ . . . _______ ________
* ver, W ash in g to n .
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M i s t a k e In t h e Bi'l.
. . . . ul.de entirely of “ —-----h
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tu riiish in g goods, im p le m e n ts an d m a-
Leif F in se th , am i H av en S m ith took
i t th e g r e a te s t o f a ll b lo o d p u r ifie r s a n d
A
g
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an
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sa
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s
Model'll
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om
en,
j t hin erv , and yo u r coupon is as good as i
* in a ton of provis ous to th e n hom e-
th e fin e st o f a ll to n ic s .
S. S. S. does
w ho recen tly re tu rn e d from a lo u r In
th e m oney.
*■ I ste a d s on th e Siletz.
n o t c o n ta in th e le a s t p a r tic le o f m i n ­
CHEMIST FOUND S.S.S FREE
R em em ber, w e acce p t one of th ese S p ain te lls th is sto ry :
FROM MINERALS
e ra l in a n y fo rm , a n d is a b s o lu te ly a
DALLAS, ORE.
i P ete G reenw ood got hack from th e
I coupons for O ne D ollar on each $15 cash
*
I left S eville on foot a f te r a s ta y of
A f e w y e a r s af f o I w a s t a k e n
1 co ast T h u rsd ay .
sa fe m e d ic in e fo r a n y o n e to u se .
1 purchase. Not m ore th a n o n e coupon a w eek an d w as tw e n ty m iles aw a y
w ith In fla m m a to r y R h e u m a tism .
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W h ile p u r if y in g t h e b lo o d t h i s
accepted on each $15.
SI w h en 1 w a s o v e rta k e n by th e landlord
U pon th e advice of a frie n d I d e­
M rs. G eorge liag o o d is now ab le to
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g r e a t v e g e ta b le re m e d y b u ild s u p a n d
w alk a ro u n d th e house and in a few
of th e hotel In w h ich I b ad sta y e d
in g m e to t a k e it, h o w e v e r, m y
A s Everyone K n o w s
s t r e n g t h e n s e v e r y p o r tio n o f tlie s y s ­
m ore weeks will be able to d o n e r own
aruardian, w h o w a s a ch e m ist, a n ­
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T h e in n k eep er re d e beside m e for
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alyzed th e r e m e d y , a n d p ro ­
j work.
te m . S . S . S . c u r e s R h e u m a tis m . C a ­
COUNCIL MEETING
n early a n horn* b e fo re he f o u n d 'c o u r ­
n o u n c e d it free fro m p o ta s h or
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M ark E m b re e w e n t to N ew port Wed-
ta r r h . S o re s a n d U lc e rs. M a la ria , S c ro f­
m ercu ry . I co n tin u ed th e rem edy,
age to m ake know n Ids business.
| F a n n ie Bullock is now ab le to walk on
[
need
ay.
an d in tw o m o n th s I w as cured
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u la , S k in D ise a se s, C o n ta g io u s B lood
•* *F th e se u o r a n d tie d please,*' be
co m p letely . T h e cu re w as p e rm a ­
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egular
a
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jo
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m
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of
th
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city
P o is o n , h e r e d ita r y t a i n t s , a n d a ll o th e r
September 1st Will Be the Opening of the
n e n t, for I h a v e n e v e r sin ce h a d a
*
* | M any people are re tu rn in g from New- C. K. C a m p b e ll, of M cM innville, was council was held M onday ev en in g , M ay­ began ap o lo g etically , *'l m ad e a m is­
t
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d is e a s e s a n d d is o r d e r s c a u s e d b y im ­
ta k e in his bill y e ste rd a y .”
or E¿tkin p residing.
m a n y t i m e s e x p o s e d to d a m p a n d
* port on acco u n t of th e w eather being so in D allas F rid ay .
p u r e o r p o llu te d b lo o d .
“ H ow ?” I Inquired.
T h e ste am shovel is laid u p for au bile
T he follow ing business w as tr a n s a c t­
cold.
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C O l M 8 S 1 E L E A N O R T . J O N E S
A s a to n ic S. S . S . is u n e q a lle d . I t
because th ey a re d o n e g rav elin g betw een ed :
“ 1 fo rg o t to m ak e a ch a rg e fo r bis
M
r.
and
Mrs.
W.
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arriv
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in v ig o r a te s e v e ry p o r tio n of t h e s y s te m ,
*
F alls C ity an d Salem .
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One block of m acad am ized stre e t on can d les to lig h t him to b ed .”
| hom e th is week from a sh o rt stay a t
and th e h e a l t h y b lo o d it c re a te s la r g e ly
‘•But it w a s m oonlight, a n d I h a d no
T h e W illa m e tte V alley L u m b e r com ­ M ain s tre e t betw een B u rch a n d M aple
a s s is ts in o v e rc o m in g a n y d e r a n g e m e n t of th e d ig e s tiv e s y s te m
If y o u are
when the women of Dallas will have an oppor­ > f r I N ew port.
can d les.”
pany is p u ttin g in a new ro ad to th e streets was accepted.
O
rd
in
an
ce
was
passed
o
rd
erin
g
th
e
Mrs. A. J . R ich a rd so n , of B uena m ill.
*
“ T hen, senor. w ith th e help of God, s u f f e rin g from a n v b lo o d tr o u b le , o r n eed a to n ic t o b u ild u p y o u r c o n s ti­
b
uilding
of
sev
eral
new
cross
w
alks,
in
­
tunity
to
see
a
well
chosen
stock
of
TRIMMED
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ista,
was
th
e
guest
of
frien
d
s
in
D
allas
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I fo rg o t to c h a rg e you. w ith tlie m oon- I tu tio n y o u c o u ld n o t d o b e tte r th a n to ta k e S . S. S a m e d ic in e t h a t is in
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C h a rles Lay ne an d H e rm a n H aw k in s cluding sidew alk rep airs.
n o d e g re e h a r m fu l. Book o n th e b lo o d a n d a n y m e d ic a l a d v ic e free.
Hats of all kinds, »f r th e last of th e week.
■ * AND UNTRIMMED HATS.
w ent to S p rin g field T h u rsd a y .
O rd in an ce passed c re a tin g a stre e t lig h t.”
Mrs. D. M. M etzger was a v isito r in
T h e ch a rg e a m o u n te d to 2 c e n ts in
co m m ittee.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
■ * from the inexpensive Knockabout to the imported *
M cM innville S unday.
H a r r i e tt D a v is
T he bicycle o rd in an ce, allow ing bicy­ A m erican m oney, a n d he h ad h ire d an
* pattern hat.
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Dean C ollins re tu rn e d from N ew port
M rs. Douglas re tu rn e d to h e r hom e cle rid ers th e use of sid ew alk s, w hich a s s an d rid d en tw e n ty m iles to collect
was passed a t a previous m eetin g and It.
I w a s a m u sed an d asto n ish ed .
F riday.
in P eedee F rid a y .
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and w hich d id n o t h av e th e sa n c tio n s of T h en I accu sed him o f b ein g a ro b b e r
I).
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ld
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ich
w
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to
Salem
F
rid
a
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.
th
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m
ayor,
was
rescinded.
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an d offered him a ce n t to s e ttle tlie
T he follow ing w a rra n ts w ere d raw n
Trimmings in good style and at reasonable * iitor in th is city M onday.
M rs. S tan ley re tu rn e d from S alem F ri­
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on th e stre e t fu n d : D allas M acadam bill. H e w o rk ed u p a b e a u tifu l sm ile
T. T. N otson w ent B allston S atu rd ay . day .
an d held out his h an d .
* prices. Fancy Feathers, Fancy Velvets and Silks, »fr
M rs. J . A. B row n will a rriv e hom e bonds, $2000, J o h n O lin, $000.
M rs. R obertson, of F alls C ity , is v isit­
“ I w ill ta k e it, w ith th a n k s, se n o r,”
A m ini tier of red globe la n te rn s w ere
* Fall Flowers.
from
K
an
sas
S
a
tu
rd
a
y
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ing a t th e hom e of h e r sis te r, .Mrs. Ed.
o rd ered b o u g h t to be used on th e he said . ‘‘G od w ill b less you fo r an
S nyder.
Men a re busy clean in g o u t th e boilers sireets.
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h o n est m an !”
Everything has been chosen to please the ladies.
If. D. S ta a ts, of L u ck iam u te , was in a t th e electric lig h t p la n t.
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th is city T uesday.
F irs t M ortgage Bonds.
T h e W illa m e tte V aliev L u m b e r Co
A n u m b e r are ta lk in g uf a tte n d in g tn e
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ñrciiH a t Salem S atu rd ay .
B y reaso n o f th e in sisten ce o f m an y
M r. D. S eth w ent back to w ork in th e p u t a new roof on th e ir h a rm
m ill th is week a fte r a few d a y s ’ layoff
M r*. A. L ineback left T u esd ay for th e ! to v ? to " th a t th e ir bonds be o f ‘‘first”
J . A. C onvert is going to D ayton S at
Io n acco u n t of sickness.
h o t sp rin g s a t St. M a rtin s, W ash in g to n .! ra° rtg a g e it m ay be said th a t th e lm-
u relay.
—
E
ugene G u a rd .
j p o rta n c e o f th e w o rd “ first” is de-
J . L. H a n n a , of In d ep en d en ce, w as in
M i - h K ate K elly, is o u t from Iow a v is­
f f u w u w v w w u u w » u u u u \ u n u n i n ^ u \ ^ \ \ % u u n n u \ u i & D allas on business M onday.
busi 1 lM*nt*e u t U1H)U th e c irc u m sta n c e s, sa y s
itin g a t th e hom e of M r. C. M ason.
J . W . an d O. E. R oth m ade
M oody’s M agazine. A bond m ay be
O scar H a y te r a n d fam ily retu rn e d
M rs. H o u ser an d d a u g h te r, H azel, ness tr ip to D allas T u esd ay , going by first In fa c t. It m ay he so on ly In a
way
of
In
d
ep
en
d
en
ce.—A
m
ity
S
ta
n
d
a
rd
.
from N ew port T uesday.
w en t to S alem W ednesday.
re la tiv e sen se in th a t it in d icates th e
M rs. J . W . M ayfield, of B allsto n , is o rd e r in w h ich th e bond w as p u t o u t
B e rt B rooks, of L afay e tte, cam e to
M r. H a m ilto n an d fam ily w e n t to th e
spen
d
in
g
th
e
week
w
ith
h
e
r
d
a
u
g
h
te
r,
D allas on business M onday.
m o u n tain s F rid a y .
M rs. R. L. S ears.— H illsb o ro In d e p e n ­ by th e issu in g co m p an y or th e u se o f
J . A. L auren son an d fam ily will soon
th e te rm “ first” in th e n a m e o f a bond,
Finest Line of Samples in Dallas. < )rder now and
M rs. L. B o llm an w en t to S alem Sun d en t.
move to th e ir new hom e in C alifo rn ia. day .
u n d e sira b le an d loose th o u g h it be in
T h e ladies of th e C h ris tia n ch u rch su ch in sta n c e s, m ay be u p o n th e slig h t
M rs. B e n n e tt an d son left for M is­
get first choice
E d n a V an sk ik e w en t to F alls C fty F r i­ have ap ro n s and b o n n ets for sale a t C i­
g ro u n d th a t th e m o rtg a g e is indeed
souri S a tu rd ay w h e re th ey will m ak e d ay .
lery ’s sto re. T hese are especially good
th e ir hom e.
Give us the word and we’ll call
for h op picking, an d ladies d esirin g first on som e p a r t o f th e p ro p erty ,
M r. ( ’. W ilson an d wife w en t to Salt such w ill d o well to go an d look over th e w h ile on o th e r p a r ts it m ay h a v e h u t
Miss C o n c h u tta R u n d e ll is w orking in C reek F rid a y .
I a th ird o r fo u rth claim . It is th e re ­
stock on h an d .
th e lau n d ry .
HIS will be the greatest Live Stock
fo re o b v ious th a t th e m ere p resen ce
M iss G oldie W h eeler, who h a s been
If
yo
u
r
liver
is
sluggish
an
d
o
u
t
of
D. J . G r a n t was a v isito r in In d e p e n ­ v isitin g Miss A n n a A n d erso n , w en t back
Show and Fair ever held west of the
tone, an d feel d u ll, billions, c o n stip a te d , : o f tills te rm In a title d o es not ueees-
dence M onday.
to M o n m o u th S u n d ay .
ta k e a dose of C h a m b e rla in ’s S tom ach I sa rily make* th e bond a n ab so lu te ly
Rocky Mountains. Every day will
M r. a n d M rs. 1). T . H a r ris re tu rn e d
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p
rio
r
lien.
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h
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a
te
d
th
a
t
M r. J . M acom ber is re p a irin g h is and Liver ta b le ts before re tirin g an d
from N ew port T u esd ay .
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great—there
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Sold by all dealers.
! in v a lu e o f ste a m ra ilro a d “ firsts” a re
R . S. Field arriv ed in D allas w ith his
M r. P la s te r a n d crew are th re s h in g a t
A good racing card e\>cr\ day. Wednesday
p riv a te ca r F rid ay .
P ro m in e n t officials of th e S. P. were first liens in n a m e only.
McCoy.
and
Thursday will be the grand prize days.
u p T uesday in th e ir p riv a te car, and
Miss K atie K elley, w ho has been v is­
Mr. and M rs. A. Stow e w en t to S alem were tre a te d to a rid e of th e S F C & W |
T he F irs t Sleeping Car.
itin g M rs. R. C. W ilson h ere, retu rn ed S u n d ay .
A L L KINDS OF R E P A IR IN G N E A T L Y D O N E
The Bankers’ Purse of Ten Thousand ($10,-
by M anager Louis G erlin g er. T h e r a i l - ! T h e first real sleep in g c a r w as built
j to h e r hom e in W ash in g to n M onday.
M rs. I). F, M ay h a s re tu rn e d to h e r road m en co m p risin g th e p a rty w ere J . I in 1804. i t w a s called th e P io n eer,
000.00) Dollars for trotting horses. The
M rs. Tom Stow an d d a u g h te r went to hom e a t G ra n ts P ass.
P. O ’B rien an d R. B. M iller.
a n d th e b u ild er f u rth e r d e sig n a te d it
In d ep en d en ce S unday.
Hotel Purse of Five Thousand ($5,000.00)
R
ailro
ad
C
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m
m
issioners
Oswold
W»>st
I
b y th e le tte r “ A,” not d re a m in g th a t
M ra. R o b t. ltte d h as re tu rn e d from
W ill T atu m w ent to S alem S atu rd ay . Salcui.
Dollars, for pacers—only two of the features.
and T h o m as C am pbell w ere over from h e w ou ld soon e x h a u s t th e le tte rs of
Salem F rid ay m o rn in g e x a m in in g sev ­
M rs. <’. L. H u b b ard w ent for i th re e
G eorge B illings h as re tu rn e d from Si eral w itnesses, for th e p u rpose of seeing j th e a lp h a b e t. T h e P io n e e r w a s b u ilt |
weeks visit in P o rtla n d S a tu rd a y .
let« Bay.
w h eth er ca r scales a re needed in th e iu a C hicago an d A lton sh o p a n d co st
W. V’. F u ller w ent to Siletz b a s in S a t­
1). D. Y oung is b u ild in g a new w alk. S o u th ern Pacific te rm in a l y ard s. T he I th e alm o st fa b u lo u s su m o f $18,000.
u rday.
m a tte r was laid asid e for fu rth e r advis- j T h a t w a s reck less e x tra v a g a n c e iu a
I
B ro th er B a lla n ty n e will » reach a t La­
y e a r w h en th e b est o f ra ilro a d coaches
j Miss G race S n y d er re tu rn e d hom e fay ette S a tu rd a y n ig h t an d a t M cM inn­ incut.
could be b u ilt a t a cost not ex ceed iu g
from P o rtla n d F rid ay .
M r. B u rk h alter, of N o rth
D allas,!
ville S u n d ay m o rn in g an d evening.
$4,300. B u t th e P io n eer w a s b lazin g
w hile in his b arn y ard T u esd ay m orn- j
M rs. L. Logon an d son, R ay, o
M r. T re n t r e tu rn e d to his hoin
ing was atta c k e d hv a vicious b ull a n d ! a n ew p a th in lu x u ry . W ith o u t it w as
G ra n ts P ass, are v isitin g relativ es h ere Kola th is w eek.
received very serious in ju rie s
H e j ra d ia n t iu p a in t a n d v a rn ish , in gay
E th e l Howe, of P o rtla n d , is v isiting
I ’lias. R ic e an d 'so n Lvle, w en t to New­ would have been killed had n o t his son s trip e s an d le tte rin g . It w as a g ia n t
friends hero.
d riven th e b u ll aw ay. H e is g e ttin g | co m p ared w ith its fellow s, fo r it w as
-® —® —© —® -
p o rt S a tu rd a y .
along q u ite well a t p re se n t, alth o u g h a fo o t w id er an d tw o an d a h a lf h ig h ­ ©
E arl W isecarvor w as a v isito r in Mc­
M a ttie Cook, of S m ith field , is visiting very weak.
M innville th e first of th e week.
e r th a n a n y c a r ev e r b u ilt b efo re. It
h e r s is te r, Mrs, , J o e T ren t.
Itc h in g , to rtu rin g sk in e ru p tio n s, d is­ h ad th e h in g ed b e r th s th a t a r e th e d is­
Alfred E nes w as a v isito r in M cM inn­
M rs. C. C a m p b e ll has been very ill.
figure, an n o y , d riv e one w ild. D oan’s tin ctiv e fe a tu re o f th e A m erican sleep-
ville S a tu rd a y .
M rs F. II. W ells h as b een v isitin g h er h u tm e n t b rin g s quick relief an d lastin g in g c a r today, a n d th e p o rte r an d th e
cu
res. F ifty cen ts a t an y d ru g sto re. ! p a sse n g e rs no
* lo n g er h ad to d * r a g th e
d a u g h te r a t F alls C ity.
J . M, H all, of In d e p e n d e n c e ,
D allas M onday.
A n u m b e r of so cialists m e t a t th e b ed d in g fro m c lo sets a t th e f a r eu d o f
M. Davis w en t to P o rtla n d on business
co u rt bo u se last S a tu rd ay , m o st of th e m th e c a r.—O uting.
S u n d ay .
from D allas, an d concluded to hold a |
( ’. H h b b a rd w en t to P o rtla n d M on­ con v en tio n and n o m in ate a co u n ty tick - j
C ape of Good Hope.
day .
e t a t a m eetin g to be held h ere on
In 1487 B arth o lo m ew D iaz sailed fa r
E d Ja co b so n w en t to P e rry d a le on th e d a te of th e d em o cratic an d republi- ! en o u g h so u th a lo n g th e w e s te rn co ast
can p rim a rie s S ep tem b er 24th. T h e j
busin ess M onday.
reason for p u ttin g th e m a tte r off u n til o f A frica n o t only to d escry b u t to
T h e Pacific p ru n e s are rip e an d R ev. th a t d a te was t h a t now ev ery o n e is too [ ! double
e of S to rm s, n s it w as
double th
th e e C C ap
ape
M. B. Y oung h as sold som e.
busy w ith farm w ork to ta k e a n y in ter- j th e n called , an d a s th e c o a s t w a s ns-
A n u m b e r of speeches c e rta ln e d to ru n to w a rd th e n o rth e a st
M rs. T. A. Odom is visitin g in Kola. est in p olitics
«.■re niH.le, an d q u ite n p leaean t after-
,,f sllCeess in th e direc-
Miss M ona S im p so n w ont to Salem ."w n en joyed .leap ite th e lim ite d n u n .- j „
()f
llow s „ c ,e a r th a t
M onday.
her ab le to be p re se n t.
.
..
.
.
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th e P o rtu g u e se m o n arch ren am ed th e
M rs. S. B lessing w en t to S alem Sat-
A tto rn e y L. I). Brow n, filed h is dec- c a ,H, ‘ </nbo de Boa E sp e ra n z a ,” or
u n la y to v isit relativ es.
lari.tion of in te n tio n to m ake th e r a re 1 c
(lf
r h l . ' P „„l h o p e”
'
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m s l v Vnaco d a
H o m er D ale w as o ver from Salem nr th e letfialature o n th e D em ocrat,.-
tick
et,
last
M
onday,
w
ith
th
e
co
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n
tv
I
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,
.
.
S u n d ay .
-
clerk - . ' - In - h • is d - eclaratio
n of in te n tio n • j G am a. w ho. d o u b lin g th e so u th e rn m o s t
M ira T h e lm a Blessing re tu rn e d to h er he sta te s t h a t if h e is n o m in ated and point of A frica , sa ile d on to C alicu t,
hom e in Salem F rid a y .
elected he will en d eay o r to serve th e j th u s o p en in g u p tin* long d re a m e d of
F ra n k ie S tu m p h as been v isitin g his whole p eople faith fu lly a n d w ell; he ro u te to In d ia.
M R S . J . C. G A Y N O R , Proprietor.
will su p p o rt all m easu res ad v o cated by j
a u n t, M rs. Brow n, a t New berg.
a m ajo rity of th e people’s v o tes; will
A. S h ra d e r w en t to P o rtlan d S u n d av . sc ru tin ize s tric tly all req u ested ap p ro - i Rsmedie* T* a t A nim als W hen 8«ck — @ ® — © — © — © — © — © — © — © — © — © — © — © — © — © — ©
p riatio n s, an d su p p o rt o nly th o se desir- !
In stin ctiv ely Select.
M r an d M rs. H a rris re ru rn e d from ed by a m a jo rity of th '»e
e p e o p le ; will en-
W ith th e b ru te c re a tio n th e sim ple
th e coast M onday.
leavor a t all tim es to uph o ld th e d ire c t | I rem ed ies of n a tu r e g en erally suffice
*
...
M r. M. S tew ard , of Kola, was a D allas p rim a ry an d S ta te m e n t No. 1. H e ask s ; f
th
a t tl.« follow ing be p rin te d ..ite r hie tu \ ^ r
ailn m n ts. an d th ey ure
v isito r S u n d ay .
nam e o n th e official b a llo t: "D ire c t pri-
"**■"> »V '»MUmt. >\ e h av e
Mr. M cG regor fell over on th e dock m arv. S ta te m e n t No. 1. Ia ‘t th e Peo- bee,‘ ,o1*1 how th e m ongoose c u re s him-
The common housefly is now the justly deserving object
a few d ay s ago an d had to be tak en ple R u le .”
j se lf w h en b itte n by a c o b ra by e a tin g
I ho m e, il is b e tte r now.
of
a national campaign in the interest of the public health.
,
a c e rta in p lan t, a n d m any c o u n try res-
Djreenlerjr >« a .la n ffe ro .t,,W a » e h o t ■ k le n t, bnVe
k ,,1>K btlrv b lln.
Lowell M itchell, w ho h a s boon away
Flies
carry filth and disease germs wherever they go. We
can be c u n 'll. C h a m b e r la in s Colic,
for th re e w eeks, h as re tu rn e d hom e.
C holera and D ia rrh o e a rem ed v h as been ! 80
11 10 1 !r *
are
sincerely
glad that we are able to co-operate effective­
A nim al* l.w lin o tlv e.y choose such
M. W ilson w ent to P o rtla n d M onday. Hiii .-em fullr used In n in e epidem ic« of
d y se n te ry .” I t h a s n ev er been know n j food «* •» b est su ited to Iliem. A larg e
ly in the fight against the housefly. Flies and electric fans
I R ay D ay, w ho has been hom e several
t.i fail. I t is eq u ally v alu ab le for ch ild - n u m b er o f a n im a ls w ash th em se lv e s
j d ay s, h as re tu rn e d to Salem .
ren an d a d u lts, an d w hen reduced w ith I atul b ath e, ns e le p h a n ts, sta g s, b ird s
do
not agree. Flies cannot alight in a breeze, and it is a
! Miss L au ra C h in tiian h as re tu rn e d w ater an d sw eeten ed , it is p le a sa n t to an d a n ts . In fa c t, m an m ay ta k e a
: from P o rtla n d .
ta k e . Sold by all dealers.
simple thing to keep your kitchen, your living room and
lesson in h y g ien e fro m th e low er an
lm nls. A n im als get rid o f th e ir p a ra ­
A fter tin* services S u n d ay a t th e P res-
the sleeping room of your child free from the contamina­
b y terian c h u rc h th e congregation had
site s by u sin g d u s t. m ud. clay . etc.
Notice to the Hop Men.
th e ir p ictu res ta k e n .
T h o se su fferin g fro m fev er r e s tric t
tion of these insects. One electric fan in a small house­
You can g et h op stoves am i e x tra s, th e ir d iet, keep q u iet, seek d a rk n e ss j
b ailers a n d e x tra s at th e D allas Iro n an d airy p laces, d rin k w a te r an d so m e­
A lfr e d a G a m e r .
hold can usually be made to serve all three purposes, be­
W ork». W e a re carry in g th o se in stock
tim es ev en plu n g e in to It.
! M iss W a lte rs is visitin g a t F alls C ity. an d can su p p ly you a t an v tim e.
sides freshening and cooling the air. The new 8-inch
W hen a dog h a s lost Ills a p p e tite be !
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BIDDLE A Oo.
)| M arsh al S te w a rt, of Kola, was a Dal­
e a ts th a t sp ecies o f g ra ss kn o w n a s .
las v isito r S u n d ay .
household fan is both practical and inexpensive. Tele­
d o g 's g ra s s (i h len d en ti. V ats also e a t
g rass, ca tn ip , etc. S heep an d cow s
M iss M a ttie Crook is v isitin g h e r s i s - 1
phone Northwestern Corporation. The real commercial
te r, Mrs. J o e T ie n t here.
w hen III seek o u t e e n a lu h erb s. An
an
im
a
l
su
ffe
rin
g
fro
m
ch
ro
n
ic
rheu
spirit is to supply the needs of the dublic as perfectly as
A. 8. G a rn e r r e tu rn e d from his e a s t-j
m atism a lw a y s k eep s a s m uch a s pos |
e rn tr ip T u esd ay .
possible, and we make a business of satisfying our custo­
sib le in th e su n . T h e w a r rio r a n ts
Itemizer
Realty
Concern
M ia. S im pson w en t to S alem th ia i
have re g u la rly o rg a n ise d am b u lan ces.
week.
mers.
Electricity is only expensive to those who are
L a tre lle c u t th e a n te n n n e o f a n a n t
Dallas, Ore.
A. L. Wood and W ill Wood re tu rn e d
and o th e r a n ts ca m e m id co v ered tb e
wasteful. To you, who are naturally careful, it does not
from N ew p o rt th is w eek.
3S arre farm for s a le ; all tillable, first- w o u n d ed p a rt w ith a tr a n s p a r e n t fluid
class lan d jn s t out of citv limits of Ital­ they accrete Iu th e ir m o u th s. I f a
come high. Use Tudgsten Lamps and have an abundance
ia*, nicety situated, line view of eitv. chim p n n x ee be w ounded It sto p s th i
V in a D is b r o w
well improved, new house, ensting $:t.iUI
of light.—
b
leed
in
g
by
p
lacin
g
its
b
an
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on
tb
e
•
M r. a n d Mra. H in sh aw re tu rn e d from ' large b asem en t, house f u r n i'h e a with
th e coa*t last w eek.
city w ste r, wster for irrigation, two wound o r d re ss in g It w ith leav es and
N O R T H W E S T E R N C O R P O R A T IO N
grtsa. W heu a n an im a l h as a wound,
M rs. P ercival w en t to M cM innville b arn s, o ilie r onthnildinas. young orch-
E- W . K e a r n s , L o ca l M a n a g e r
ed
leg
o
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arm
h
a
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g
in
g
on
it
com
plete*
s
r
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of
14
se
re
s,
best
variety
of
winter
F rid a y .
ap p les, a fine living spring of water; the amputation by meana o f its teeth.
I t was rep o rted th a t som e of th e D al­ price ! 12.000; land adjoining held at —Phil »delphi* North American.
las boys expect to go to fight forest fires. 91000 per acre.
GOOD M R
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