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The state health odiee
was m
Monmouth yesterday.
Mrs. V. .1. Stockholm returned
home Wednesday from a visit to
Salem.
A goodly number of Monmouth-;
it. :u-e mirsimr sore arms--vac-1
emation.
Mrs. G. W. Sullivan and daugh-
ter, Pessie. visited at Corvallisj
over Sunday. " j
Lora Craven returned Friday j
from a two weeks visit at Salem.
E. M. Stone spent several days;
in Portland, returning home yes
terday.
.T W White was ouite ill a few !
davs airo. but is out and around
again."
llKtr..u tirnmntlv made l,v
Brown & Sibley, attorneys and
abstracters.
Tli.. Tndenondoneo Telenhont
r..M.-....i,- ..ii.nnT.,,! ivm!ii'imint i
February 1. with Albert S. Golf!
inchar.ee. j went an operation at Portland a
W. H. Mack has been making) (la-vs a 1'l,,"'U'li as,
progress on his new house and I along nicely,
has the rafters up ready to re- , Kexall Vegetable Compound, a
ceive the sheeting. I remedy for women. We know
Paul Ilimbraml, of the Luckia-, 'hat is in it and can recommend
mute, was an early visitor to; it- Perkins Pharmacy.
Monmouth yesterday, having! Glen Work and N. L. Heyser
come in on the earlv train. ; w re Independence visitors last
J C. Henrv. of the Luckia-1 Wednesday evening. Wonder
mute country; died at Portland : what the attraction was .
this week where he had beeir K. P. Raker, of Horse I reek,
taken for medical care. i Wyoming, passed through Mon-
Mr. Van Wagner, of Salem. !"th-J" J'i,h "T"
was the truest of the G. W. Sulli-, ",,a,ls of. Uer.elor Stck .,cat,,t:
van and Mrs. E. Clark families Part.es in the v.c.n.ty of
the latter part of last week. ; Airho-
There are four smallpox pa- Charles W. Buell and wife,
tients in town, all quarantined from Vancouver, Washington,
and getting along well. Walter are here looking for a location.
Brown was let out of quarantine! Mr. Buell. who is a former resi-
gundav. Ident of Polk County, is looking
a j- . f . , u I for a stock ranch.
A medicine is put up tor each -
ailment and these remedies are i' Mrs. George Carmiehael and
called Rexall remedies. We re- children are usitmg Mrs. P. H.
fund vour monev if thev prove 1 Hurt, of Portland- this week.
unsatisfactory to you. PERKINS having gone with Mrs. Burt.
FhrmCY. Sunday, when she returned home
P. E. Chase was in Monmouth
Tuesday, going from Dallas to I
Corvallis. Hp informed a Herald j
reporter that his father's health
was no better, but that he was
gradually failing.
Miss Pearl Davidson arrived
here, Sunday, from Murphy,
Oregon, and is clerking in the
post office again. It seems nat
ural to see her handing out mail
again after an absence of several
months.
Last Saturday afternoon, Mrs.
Nettie Boche gave a very elab-
orate luncheon for seven of her
friends. Those present were:
.vtesaames ustien. ACKerman, i
Bowersox, Evenden, Wolverton,
and Misses Hoham and Taylor.
Pew W A ftnpfTrnv r.f the
Evangelical Church, has organized j
a "Legion of Honor," Teachers',
Training Class, for the training:
of Sunday School teachers. Quite:
a number have already enrolled .
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and others who des.re to do so ;
should see him at once. j
The Normal School basketball,
team returned home from Albany, j
Sunday, winners by a score of I
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.32 to 15, well satisfied with them- j
selves and the treatment they i
had received. Several Mon-
mouthites went with the team to
see the game and visit Albany.
Luther Ground has sold his
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house and lots on Knox street,
north of the public school bund-
ing, to Charles Jackson, a re -
tircirl farmpr fmm Minnpnrinlis
family moved into their new pos
session Monday. Mr. Ground
and wife have moved into their
other house on College street.
The weather still remains nu-;
settled. !
( G. Grift'a was a Salem vis
itor Wednesday.
K. W. Staats was a business
visitor to Portland a few days,
ago.
. C. Hoighton went to Port
land. Saturday, on business, re-
turning yesterday,
Mrs. L. W. Waller
has boon H
I quite ill for a few days,
but is U
'.getting better again.
N. Grimes, a brother to J. K.
Grimes, our meat dispenser, is
cutting meat for his brother.
(.". K. llerren and A. N. Poole
are eaeh building a garage to
krep their respective automounes
in.
Mrs. A. Shore will go to Seotts
j Mill today, to visit her daughter,
jOlea, who is teaching school at
i that place.
Mosdames G. G. Hewitt and
Jessie Johnson, of the Luckia-
mute, were trading in Monmouth,
Wednesday.
Mrs. L. I). Oakes. who under-
from her visit here.
The new marshal has been
making good on sidewalk clean
ing during the past six weeks,
the street crossings having been
better kept than at any other
time during the past four years.
Dentist- Barbers.
Although extinct in this country,
the race of dentist-barbers survives
ahmad. The C'rj do Paris quotes
an advertisement from an Algiers
j paper: "'The undersigned begs to
! announce that lie lias now been es
tablished for seventeen years as
: hairdresser and dentist at 17 Hue do
la Marine. lie is endowed with
faculties which enable him to ex
tract teeth with the utmost celerity
und without indicting the slightest
pain. He is warm hearted, pnhlio
spirited and thoroughly proficient
! in all forms of denta
.ill work."
Sensible Preference.
in ono 0f Miss Mulock's stories
she .-nvs that "a cheerful heart seeth
cheerful things" and gives this in-
Ri,1"'1t Pr"'f of
A ladv and gentleman were m a
urnh(,r v;in Jjtjutod by a dirtyf
fo srrH,in!I r,vr. The lady said,
"How good the pine boards smell!"
"T'inf- boards!" exclaimed the
r1' "Just 8rne" tbat fouI
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Xo (b;inl von wag tl)e ropv;
pn,fc,r ,0 smf,n the pine boards."
Lighting the Smoke.
Let a candle burn until it has a
j ' J "," 1 ' 11
! with a sudden pull. A bright wreath
of w!lRo Rnioke wii (.m-l up from Ihe
j hot wick. Now, if a flame be applied
; to this smoke, even at a distance of
I two or three inches from the can-
i i . iv n 11 :i
ie name win run down tne
' smoke and rekindle the wick in a
verv fantastic manner. To pe Torm
this i emony nicely there rn;st be
j no draft or "banging" doors while
i the nr. stir- spell is rising.
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W. F. SCOTT
Contractor and Builder
All kinds of Carpentering and
Repair Work done in u workman-like
manner.
Let me figure with you on
that new building you are
soon intending to erect.
Himes Engineering Co.
Surveying and Platting
Estimates furnished on Drainage
and Irrigation Work.
Phone
!. Dallas, Ore.
Be a Booster evry Day
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tlmmca's Handsomest Hosier?
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Kid Stockings
That Save
Darning Troubles
Remember there is but one place in
town where you can get the "tough us
leather"
Black Cat Stockings
which have the exclusive feature of mi Extended
Heel, Unit doubles the life of (he heel.
The V. F. Daniel Store
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and
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Our Window Display
of Sweet Naval Or
anges. They are
Cheaper than apples.
lark's Grocery
MONMOUTH BAKERY
C. C. MULKEY, Prop.
THE BEST BREAD
Fancy Pastries of all Kinds
Give' us a trial. Once a customer always one.
Monmouth,
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