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There is no need of anyone suffering long with this disease, for to
effect a quick cure it is only necessary to take a few doses of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy
In fact, in most cases one dose is sufficient It never fails and can be
relied upon in the most severe and dangerous cases. It is equally
valuable for children and is the means of saving the lives of many
children each year. In the world's history no medicine has ever met
with greater success. Prico 25 conts. Largo slzo 60 cents.
For Sale by 1 M. KIRKLAND
PREPARE TO
SELL FRUITS
Frank 1'uwvr, with (lie Orison
Nurm'ry ('onimiy, ) the frnitgrow
4r of thin vicinity of the Willamette
vlley tntiKt bo orgitniml union to
tlixMe of their crojxt or they will
nfver swine the proju r kirul of mar
ket. He knowi whereof lie i-ix'nks,
lire Hindi rmrdii-r. He up mid dnini:, I ihtmI -'iiir-d Tin-day sfU-rinMin a
fruit yruKt-r; anil do nut allow an
other hail sidling yt-ar liko the prwnt
Kin' confront you. SmIimii 8utemn.
Chronic IMrtrrlioen KHIetril.
Mr. IvUsrrt K. Henry, with the
Ulill-1 Htatm Kprr Co,, dilcanO,
riles, "Our (irnernl Hti-rlnlend-nt.
Mr. Quick, liHiulnl ma a dottle of
Clismlwrlsln's Colli', Cholera and Dl-
srrhoe Kemedv aim lime an? to
chn-lc an att-ck of the old chronic dl-
rrh- I have lined it slue tbtt time
and cum) many on our tralna who
have tteoo nick. I am an old aoldlrr
2 o'clock, the lv'cv. Mr. I-onurd ollic
iating.
Mr. Hohimutn came to IudrjM'n
d.'iiro in thu yar lHH'. and linn raided
luirn continuoimly until her death
She wh nmrrifd in Joua in 1 M01
frr life waa di'votcd to minting tho
sick. Klin wan ulwny ready and will
ing to unaint in nil canca of sicklies.
and tho fruit inoidii should hi'inn
right now to rt'ure for the shipping I the 23rd Ohl Itt-glment, and have no
mmm of I'MM. Organize, organuo, I 'lmnt wccpl chronic) diarrhoea,
Al trillion, Ami Inn HufTcrcra!
'' Honey and Tar will give I in
medlatH relief to A ( li mav sufferers aud
hastured maty raws that had refuted
who served witii Rutherford K. Hayea)'0 Mi to ",l"r " Foley's
and William Mc-Klnlrv four vrara in , na ,,r '" ,M1 remeay lor
ortanine. Kvry cherry grown in
thin valley can he aold in dirttant
point like Penver, Chicago, the Da
kota, Montana, aud even a far away
at New York, if they are put into the
right kind of can for the long journey
and alco made in auitable condition
before heing packed. The riiplrriefl
grown in the Yakima valley of Waiih
ington wore aold I y the carloadi in
the ri n'i in I Ilakota cities this Ken
ton; and the cherry and Iota of the
other Willamette valley small fruit
wlileli tfala remedy stops at once."
sals by P. M. Klrkland.
For
cukIi, cold and all throat and lung
trouble, Contains no harmful drugs.
I)ovr A William.
Passing ot Mrs. Bobli.son
Mra. Sarah Kllen Itohinaon died in
this city Sunday evening, AuguHt 10,
Fred HooH'rand Mra. IIoojcr were
l)alln visitors the first of the week.
A llooil to i;ilerly 1'eople.
Moat elderly iieople have aome kidney
1!HW, i fi o'cl.-ck p. in., at the age of or th P'''
sixty-four yoars. 8he hud suffered for
many weeks and death came aa a re
lief. She leave a liUHhaud and three
children, J. II. ItohiiiHon of Portland
and the Miaxc Candea and Jennie
Itohitifton of Imlrx-ndcnce. The fu-
and dangeroua. Foley'a Kidney Keiu
eiy haw proven a loon to nany elderly
people aa It MtimuUten the urinary or
gima, rorrertf Irreularltiea and tones
up the whole rystem. Commence tak
ing Foley's Kidney Itemed y at once
and le vigorous. Dove & Williams.
mm i if mmd mwk
Hoosier Cabinet Saves Steps
Lifo is too short to spend even one extra hour a day in hot and
disagreeable kitchen if that hour's work can be saved by an in
vestment of a few dollars. And it can be saved. Do not take our
word for it. Let us show you the Hoosier Cabinet that saves the
work then you will know how it is done. It saves all tho un
necessary steps groups everything needed in the preparation of a
meal in one complete, well-ordered cabinet. Jt does away with
the kitchen drudgerv. Housekeepers who use it have more time
out of the kitchen than those who don't. We carry them in vari
ous styles and sizes. The one shown above is No. 161 a. id
$1.00
a weeK
buys one
irnrniT t w vi n. wji a i
ivntuii t " llllVi'lll lit
V HOUSE FURNISHERS
Whan Ha Ma.aa.
Iba UiiMlem rarumr a atlylti
lift Irl. ill UiMaait l.i a ! rt
rlie, aitee. Imring tli lutcrtat
(if I rat I. n tufktNl farm talk.
""flwrK ar trtiauta," tt aald, bu.
when lliejr iu.i, rarry llwlr farms
nidi tlniu as the I'TIoIm il.- hia
tti -. 1Urm ar tlio . rmii
frrmh. in worl.ls frtura
Vb. r ymi or wyuld niulre twenty
nr llilrly arra of land la kwt one fam
ily, the Kreii.ti farmer will ( tila
family on a ntiarler of an ai re. If ha
rlioMt !) rulllvat twenty or tidily
ai r- lie would I-oiii a nillliuiinlro
Ilia -. rrt ISoa In tin- -tlii u ,n .i
wlili -li lie l.rliic lit mil. Whnt
Willi fi-rillUiiig and wnl.-niiif mnl l.-nr-
lug. Ills top will U the IiIiii l.ci-1, llu.- .t.
ri-ln-t null on etirili, Ml t "H I
to file r'reiH'h farmer wlial lr vul.t
la In a lirlina iluniiii. And when lie
renu lie eontnn ta Hint on the tormina
lloil of lila om ho may eiirry off
rlglitet-n Inrlnn f the top soil with
him.
'When ymi we a l-'rem li farmer mov
ing one mini l cart -urrli- hU huint.
hold B'xxla. end In aeven or eight enor
moua draya hia top aoll lumhera on be
hind." New York l'rea.
THE MODERN HAT.
Ita Serious Dafaets From tha Hyglanie
Point of View.
The site, the style and Incidentally
the cot of women's hau, aays a writer
In the lU-rllm-r L'maebau, have taen
up an much of the time of the jieople
who make bats a study that they have
not had a moment to devote to the
head covering of the aterner sex. Con
sidered from tbe hygienic point of
view, little fault can he found with the
bate of our siatiTs, although some of
them, when viewed through tbe glass
of reason, are unthinkable. But men's
bata are faulty from tbe phyalclan's
point of view, and wider knowledge
of the defects of tbe modern hat would
add to the already large army of bare
beaded men. In order to demonstrate
which hata should he avoided a per
fectly healthy man was placed where
the niyaof the sun could strike him di
rectly. He wore while taking tbe sun
hath various klnda of hata for a period
of fifteen tnluutei each. Every bat con
tained in the crowu a thermometer.
and these recorded as follows: Tbe one
In the pnnama but 77 decrees, tbe straw
sailor 81, tbe allk bat tU, the felt hat
05 and the black but and yaebUng cap
WW and 100 degrees respectively.
25 Ton I'eara Wanted.
The Monmouth Evaporating and
Canning Company will pay the high
est market price for canning for
twenty-five tons of Bartlett pears de
livered in good condition.
Spitz Dotr for Sale.
I have for sale at my home or de-
ivery at Independence, the celebrated
pitz breed of pups. They make the j
best breed of house dogs there are.
rrice 5 each. S. II. McElmukry. 20
Katray Notice.
Strayed to our premises on or about
April 1, 1908, one red yearling heifer.
Owner can have same by proving
property and paying expenses. Cham
berlain & Long, Independence, Ore-
con. 8-20
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He Followed the Water.
"Could you do something for a poor
old sailor?" asked n wanderer at the
mtr door of n suburban house one
morning recently.
"Poor, old sailor.'" echoed the house
wife, who had opened the door.
'Yes'm.- I followed the water for
twenty years."
"Well," said the lady as she slammed
the door iu the face of her unwelcome
visitor, "all I've got to say Is you cer
tainly don't look as though you had
ever caught it." London Answers.
She Likes (Jooil Things.
Mrs. Chas. E. Smith, of West Frank
lin, Maine, says: "I like good things
and have adopted Dr. King's Ne Life
Pills ad our family laxative medicine,
because they are irood and do their
work without inakiiiii a I'us9 about it."
i nese painiees puriiiers sold at allarug- 1 1
gists. 25c.
Steps have been taken by the Amer
ican Humane society to secure the co
operation of President Koosevelt In the
protection of the range cattle of the
west. The idea contemplated is to pass
laws which shall compel cattlemen to
provide food aud water and shelter for
their stock.
Granulated Sore K.ves Cured.
'For twenty years I tuf)'ered front a
bad case of granulated sore eyes," says
Martin Bovd of Henrietta, Ky. "Id
February, 1003, a gentleman asked me
to tiy a box of Chamberlain's Halve.
I bought one box aud used about two
thirds of it and my eyes have not given
me any trouble since.'- This salve i
for sale by P. M. Kirkland.
.Notice to Creditors.
In the County Court of tbe .State of Oreiton.
for Polk County:
In t tie matter of the estate of Levlna Perry,
deceased.
Notice Is hereby Klven that Wesley I'erry
has been duly appointed by ihe County
Court of Polk County. Oregon, as adminis
trator of the estate of Levlna Perry, deceased.
All persona having claims against said es
tare are hereby required to present their
claims duly verified as by law required with
in six monuis irom ine aaie nereoi ai mj
residence iu Independence, Oregon.
WK8LEY PERRY,
Administrator of tbe esiate 01
l-vina Perry, dec-eased,
B. F. JONES, Attorney.
i A J
Tha Kind You Ifarf) Always JluugM, Mid it kick has brrn
la uso for over 30 jear, Iim borne tho siciutturo o'
t IiJt ! n mad under lif p tm
tjrLx&fTt wn1 I,rllon Slnre t lufaisryr
"f Allow no one todlvoyou In Hit.
AH Counterfeit, Iniltatlom ami " JuntMM-ffood" tire but
i:ip.'rliiiriits tli.it trifle with ii! cudaugrr tho hcidth of
Inliinis Mud t'hlldrru i:ikcricitc nipUtut lliperiiurnt.
What is CASTOR I A
Cutoru In a !iariu!tft substitute for Ctor Oil. Puro
torlc, Irop and hootkLu hjrnp. It U l'l.uniiU It
ron tl us neither Opium, Jtlorphlne nor other .Sun-olio
subaUiK-c. 1:4 ne I Its mraiitk. It detroj AVornm
nd allays IVrrrMiness. It cure DUrrhtr and Wlml
Colic. It relieve Teething- Troubles, cure Con-tlpulloii
and rhitiib-iK-y. It ajudinibite Hie TomI, regtihitcn tliet
fitouuu h and Jloweln, glviiif bealtliy aud nuturul sleep.
The C'LUdrtu'-! luuacesv-Tlie Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Sears the Signature of
XL
Tie Kind Yon Haie Atajs Bonof
In Use For Over 30 Years.
HRwa MMn, rr Mtuf mm, mm wm am.
AUCTION SALE
I will sell at my place at Soap Creek bridge,
near Ridder's Grove, on
Thursday, Sept. 10, 1908,
at 10 a.m., the following property:
3 work horse (2 hrootl msrpn snd a 5 year-old colt); 1 Purcheron colt,'
1 rear old; I Shire lurking colt, 2 Jfre rows. 14 Poland China ,hot,
2 farm wapons (1 iwo-irn-h Hturiet'aker and the other new S'-inoh
Mitchell). I fHrm trook, 2 Oliver chilled plow (I No. 50 and 1 So. 60), 1
Oliver eiilfoil plow, 2 harrowp. 1 McCormiok hinder, 1 Jones mower. 1
Peering rake, 1 8iiierior disc drill, 1 new Monitor disc drill, 1 Bee-Lina
Wnegy with pole, shalves and barnees, 1 No. 1 Empire eream eeparator,
2 five-gal. cream cans, 1 land roller, 1 two-horse J. I. Cm corn cultiva
tor, household articles too numerous to mention, 1 blacksmithing on t fit,
1 "Old Trusty" Incubator and brooder, 150 egg capacity.
A free lunch will be served at noon to all who
attend the sale.
Ternib of fJale. Cash in hand or bankable notes at 8 per cent. , '
FRED LOY '
E. H. HOSNER, Auctioneer. Suver, Oregon.
GET BUSY and Contract
Juoaf
Bread for Hop
Picking at. . . O2C.O
FresH Bread, Baked Every Day
MONMOUTH BAKERY, - MONMOUTH
Pianos
Organs
Sewing Machines
Talking Machine Records
Piano and Organ Studies
Sheet Music
Extras for All Makes of
Sewing Machines
Basis of success
of Old and Helia
ble House of Geo.
C. Wills
Good goods,
right prices, posi
tive guarantee,
and defects (the
fault of instru
ment) repaired
fre of charge.
GEO. C. WILLS,
121 Commercial Street
Salem, Oregon.
A. G. MAGERS, Proprietor
TELEPHONE MAIN 175
Standard Liquor Go.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
WINES, LIQUORS Sr CIGARS
148-156 S. COMMERCIAL STREET
SALEM OREGON
Dallas Steam Laundry
Best "W"ork Guaranteed
Basket leaves Tuesday 6 p m and returns Friday
Clee Hobiitison -Argent
Independence, Oregos