None clo isercer
Amlfow as well hy tilth-
at jMcscnt wo ar.'in
r tfaract and M Pfltur GtW.!t
& Indce.l our sales are much Lcyoml ur most san-
-aim- exi.cv(ations. Oar l.uyin- in larpv ,u:iutm-
(T ami -fliMim: on small nuruins no UV has much
P to ,lo with our ever imMvasht- sales. Always hiinji
t , , win. lows w un von want
ttf carpets, wall papor
ami
ifi er in ativ si.e.
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Stores at Salem
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County Correspondence.
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Buena Vista.
New has been 'received by rela
lives here thai 'Jeoige Davidson,
a former Buena Vista boy, is in a
critical condition with ivdur ju.isoe
at his home in PorU r, Washingion.
The annual convention of the
Circles of Oregon W to be held this
year at Eugene. June lMh. Dele
gates from the Leal lodge "ere
elected at a recent nu-etinK- They
are: Miss Eilen Johnson and Mrs.
Addie Pillar; alternates. Mrs.
Belle Baldwin and Mrs. Carrie
Krentz.
'Grandma" Scott and grand
daughter. Miss Nda Scott, left
last week for Shelburn, ibr a visit
with relatives.
f ',,,1,. t.v Treasurer Dal ton was a
lluena Vista caller one day-
lasl !
week. Mr. balton is a
candidate J
for re-election to his present otlice, j a)d Bliva.ntages of many kinds,
snd a liberal distribution of cigars j j,uena Vista cannot be excelled.
vfds a feature, of his visit. j .phtjI1 wi,y eagtern honie-feekers
Mr. A. Ander.cn left Friday ! avoid us? We have houses and
for Portland, to be with her j. land for tale cheap, and newcomers
daughter Mrs. Mike Crideran, ! cannot afford to overlook this sec
who" recently the subject of a j tion of the Willamette while se -k-surgical
operation in a hospital j in for pu-chasable property,
there, and who is reported as j Dencver O. Edmunds returned
bjing in a precarious - condition . j to Wells Sunday, after being en-
Amongother8 to attend the big I gat-d for several days nt wood
picnic. Saturday, at Dixie were j cutting, by II. L. Hall.
Newt Prather and family, Elmer j 'j'he republican brethren shook
Hall and family L. D. Baldwin,
Ernest Cole and a number of school
children, twelve of whom gave a
fla drill on the picnic grounds.
A good time is said to have been
enjoyed by those who attended
the affair.
Mrs. Margaret Hail arrived from
Moscow, Idaho, about ten days ago
en a visit that is largely of a busi
ness nature. Mrs. Hall is having a
beautiful monument erected at the
grave of her late husband, E. C.
KIDNEY DISEASES
arc the most fatal of all dis
eases. FOLEY'S
KIDNEY CURE It I
or money refunded. Contains
remedies recognized bv emi
nent physicians as the Best lot
Kidney and Bladder troubles.
PRICE 50c and $U0.
,Nir.rr.NiKNrK
ID
ust.-nmis as wo W Just
tlm luidst of a pout
it
I
. $ :
, !
li;t'l
Mul.los made to j
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iiriiislliiis? v,o., (
P O SALrJVl. UK.il. ,i I
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ani Albany.
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Hall. The etr.e was idi.pned
from New York City, nnd is to
beplaei'di:! p isition by a marble
dealt-r from Moscow. The family
bnriel lot will be enclosed by a
n.-at will!, which will be surmounted
b- an iron f-nee, and other im
j.rovenients made. Mrs. Hall
leayes shortly for a visit to rela
tives in Southern Oregon, Iwfore
returning to her Idaho home. With
her family, she resided for many
years in Buena Vista.
David Davidson, of Rio V,ista.
California, i.i visiting his daughter,
Ms. Mit Wells.
Bucna Vista has a grievance,
possible it is her own fault, for ehe
has be"U silent while other towns
have been loud in their demands
and persuasions. The proposition,
simnlr stated is this:
In beauty
. v,,.'il,r,,l,,9 -,f rlimr.te
j hands, -swapped" opinions on the
j political outlook and listened to
! able addresses by B F. Mulkey
j and others. Monday evening at the
j school house in Buena Vista
j Quite a crowd was present and en
I joyed the occasion. ,
! John Baldwin and John McLain
! were visitors in Salem, Monday, on
! business intent.
I Tlr. and Mrs. Harky Hall spent
i Sunday with relatives at Wells.
! Tne ladies of the Circle are in
debted to J.heir Woodman brothers
for a delicious feast of ice cream
and cake. At the close of the
Circle meeting Friday evening, the
ladies were greatly surprised at the
invasion of the lodr.e by their
gentleman friends, who brought a
liberal supply of the aforesaid
'dainties. The affair was delight
fully informal .r.d greatly enjoyed
both by visitors and their hostesses.
Many Buena Vista people expect
to attend the big picnic at Ridder's
grove, May 31st.
i.Nm.msK, ini)K1knih:noi:,
Mr. Iloheit Kmmons and hrid
nro ht'ifi keepin: in the eoUno
just-north f th" M. K church
Work i in proprea on tli pub
lie roads iu t i i r..-eti... "f
county, under the ah'.o neuuip
mcnt ,d'Sup.'tvior J.p Uhodcs, a
marked improveiii-nt i re lo
ICMllt.
Miss Mittie J. I.ee went to Wells
Thl!rd.ty '"' " eXtocded visit
! Willi ln-r sister,
1 Wlia t Thia l olUx Ne.l
1 1 n tfi.iit.i- !.. li..'-Mii!i ni.t
....... .n,.rii,. f..,,.L l or them lr. Khik's
Ni,w ,'iri, ,.,,; rk w.i,.r. They
tone and r.'tfiihm- tti dhtestive 0r4.ll-.
isv'iitly 'M''I all oiiii Irointi
om-M, ti.w.M. ....prove th, in-t"-.
.am. -" 'SI -
i Saturday Evening's Tt l-giam h-d
the following locals Imm Hiimts:
Misses E.-dia Campbell and
Evangeline Hart ure in Oapitola,
Cal., as deleu iles to the W V. . C. A.
Mrs. Ora Cosper attended the
U.-lvkah Assembly nt Newport.
Hon (ieorge Staploton was in
town Friday.
E. C. Kirtpa-rick visited the
metropolis this week.
Professor A. F- Bittner. of Dallas
Col We will soon leave to attend
! Herkelev I'niversity. He has re-
signed his position as professor of
mthematies and (iermiin.
Pcrrydale Republi
can Rally.
l'errydale was visited by the re
publican candidates of thin county
on Tuesday evening of thi week.
A verv large and enthusiastic
audience greated the candidates
and listened to their remarks with
great attention.
The meeting was presided oyer
hv Hon. D. E. Keyt. of this place,
who with a appropriate remarks
introduced the diftereut candidates .
who were: 0. P. Rider. T. J.
( raves, U.S. Loughary, Hon. C.
L. Hawkins and B. V. Jones ac
companied by County chairman
W. Percival.
w ' ... ; . .in s 1
Too much housework wreck wo-
menis nerves. And the constant
care of chihlren, ilayund night, Is
often too li ving for oven a strong
woman. A h.-iganl Vm-c tell the
story of t he overworked h'imewifn
and mother. Deranged menses,
Jeueorrh..-a and falling of the
womb result from overwork.
Every liniseu ite needs a remedy
to regulate her menses and to
keep her sensitive female organs
in perfect condition.
IHE0FCARDUI
is doing this for thousands of
American women to-day. It cured
Mrs. Jones and that is why she
writes this frank letter :
Glencleane, Ky., Feb. 10, 1901.
I am no (tlad that your Wine of Oardul
la heliiing me. 1 am feellnif bettor than
I have lelt for years. I am doing my
own work without any help, and I
washed last week and waa not one bit
tired. That ahowa that tie Wine la
doinir me good. I am uettln fleahier
than I ever wan before, and aleep eood
and eat heartv. Before I began taking
ana eat nearvv. x)vi.. :-
... " i ,,., f .uil in have to lav
down flva or six timea every day, but
now I do not think of lying down through
the day. M mm. Rickabd J oKa.
l.O0 AT KCilT(l.
rot adlM an4 lluiator., eiMem, "'".!"-
i h.iiiDiu MwlioUi. to., ,niinii,
15.
okkhqx. may ., u'o-i
Mr. Hawkins i.i.d Mr. J'i'
were tin' prominent opeaker of the
evening. Mr. Jones .nlertuiuiiiK
the umliem-e with a three-fourth
hour (.t.eech covering the principal
idauk in the republican platform.
Among the several mibjecls on
bicii he Hpoke none ,ru moiti
ably handled than the mueh moot
(.,l ' question of the I'llilipin
Islands showing thai it was clearly
our duty to put-sun our pre' nt
policy. The speaker was warmly
applauded as lie uro-e and as he
concluded his talk, the applause
nt. conclusion lusting l-evertil
minutes. h.'fU'id of n Irit i'i
feared by s.-ine, the mecliiig was
n veritable NU'lsbine.
Kcii uls ii lireut Scen t.
It ii often Bk.d bow sneh tarl lint,'
iln.l i,ni!,:le I he Ih-hI i.l.yan-iiii-,
l,iiM-He,-t,-,t by Pi Kin'" Ne lif.e..very
(,,r t',.n-uuili... Ileie's ihe ae.-r.-l.
U cuts out the .hl, in mid H'Tni-in-ffde.1
iinu-ous. and l.'U tlio llft-n't vitm
oKj-tfen enrich mid vitiili..' lb" l'1'""1
It' heals the lultained, eoinrh-woru
throat and liinir. Hard cold- and n.b
rn emiifha hooii yield ti I'r Kiutf'a
New ItNeoverv, Hie inosl inlallihl"
remedy (or b!I "thnml and lima il.-j-.
(iii!.rnleed iH.ttles. .'.tie nnd . -
Trial Ixittles fre..Ht Klrkhin.l lruu o. .
EXCLUSION TICKETS.
tlu Natioi.ul IIitucHt loi.rtl
AMoelullon.
Tiekeis to the annual meet Inn of tb
National Eitueatloi.al Awi.H'latlon to
l.a beld lu Minneapols, Minn., July
7H, liHi, will liobl as follow:
From Portland and l'llK,-t "imd
Bnd eou......n H.inl, f'.a.iw. Fr"
Hpokane, Pendleton, U-w Ulon. inler
mediate nnd common points, f-IIW
liATKH OKBAI.H.
From Portland and Pinjet Hound,
June 2s, July 13.
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The Luxury of Linen
Laundered Right
I. v,mrat aiiinll 't if .von rt.".i" tl'
Huietn Mt.-,.ui l,uim,lry. for llien, iiotl.liig I
turi-,lnl hi i.n.v o.h.-r tH l he right one.
our mellllli'" lor thoroughly chunking thul
,n.-rlv ironing "hlits, eolhira uixl e.uN for
g.-ntl.-no-n XI" ll.i.-x-.-p!l.T..l'Il. while Hille
enunol I'.H l l-h-n-ed , Wit h the k II
ilMih.v In doing P the most rtellet.'l
frliniu'ed u..(ler-er. "Kin, ele. niv "
.. . , nl..r. (.nlers etl "I huleha
lirl-rlH.porth Hi.l.u amge will receive
proiiipt iittenlloii.
Salem Steam Caundry,
Colonel J. Olmsted, Prop. Donms
p. Olmsted, Mgr. Phone 11. Itl'il
Liberty Htreet.
MOTOR LINE
TIME TABLE.
INDEPENDENCE & MONMOUTH
RAILWAY CO.
Irf?nve Indeien
denee for Mon
mouth and A irlto
7::i n. in.
). m.
I l,eavi Alrlt.i for
. Moiiiuoiith ..nil
! lixh pi-ndelie,!.
; 9:11 It. m.
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f,enve Indi-pen"
rienee for Moil
niout.iui.d lnlla.ii
11 -mi a. m.
7:1S p. n.
L'vea Monmouth
for AlrllB.
. 7:i0. m.
8:50 p. m.
lA-nve fliillHa for
Moiiiiioutli mill
Independence.
1:0(1 p, in.
H:.W '
l,'vr Monmoulh
for Jndeiwu.iciice
:ift H. m.
I:'l p. in.
2:W "
fi:4ft "
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dei.ee for Mod,
2:05 p. m
1,'vea Monmnuth
for Pullna.
11:20 a. in.
7::w p. in.
Krym Sp'-Kane, etc, June J"1'
'j.Miin.n.
I.IMII
(loliiK-'l' I'liiimii'li'v 'bi'e ofnile or
(b.y itfier will. Hiii'l or July b.
Uetun.lnK-Sei.ieii.lM-r 1, I -'.
Mop oven will b allowed In t in I.
dlieetioi. w ill. In lln.K
Kor further luf i i.ia'lon ei.ll on or
address tlin meut Mt lud.-peiiilem. or
A. Ii. t'liUK. '-ll' ll p'ienn.-r liK' Ut,
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Tonsorial Artist.
; Only lirst-class workmen em
j plove.1 in the "Wigwam." Shop
j situated on North side of C Hired.
4.
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4 3usncei m rtats. r
4 Collection H hclUy. AiS'-nt f
for a nu. lil'i-r ol stniidi.nl old lino .
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work vie.
Polk County Bank,
INCORPORATED.
Monmouth,
OniQON.
J. II. IIawi kv, P. I.. CamphkM.,
! Presnlttnt. Vietf Pres.
j ) ha C. Powki,!., Cashier,
PaiO Capital, ao,ooo.
liiiiKcroits: J. II. llnwley, P. 1..
Campbell, I. M. Simpson, J. It. V.
HiUler, John Jl. Stump, J. A.
Withrow, K. S. Powell.
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