The Santiam news., March 18, 1904, Image 3

LCK AL-
\Ve are after year Shoe trade and offer you good values
,
.
and guarantee the goods.
During this month we
have ■ big reduction on Men’s and Boys’ Slippers, and to close out
several Hues they will go at 25 per cent less than the regular price.
Mao’t Heavy Shoe, $3.00, 43-25 and $3.50, shoes with outside counters $2.
Read VVesely Bros. ad.
Wesely Bros sell Kuppenheimer’s
clothing.
,
Joe Wesely has been on the sick
list this week.
I CORRESPONDENCE I
************* ***■>*** ☆ *** <r
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Bilyeu visited
with Mr. and Mrs. E. Wendt Sun­
day.
The teacher of the Shelton school
being unable to teach Tuesday left
Crabtree.
the sehool in charge of one of the
Mrs. Rose Kinzer is on the sick larger pupils, and the pupils are to
be comp imented for the good work
list this week.
Enoch Miller and l’hos Smail. they did during their teachers ab­
were business visitors at Scio Friday sence.
It is thought that unless the farm­
Carl Nolan, who was hurt by a
fail last week is able to be up again. ers of thia vicinity get their tele-
phone in operation very soon, some
i
Mrs. T. J. Waiker and children
of them will be bothered with cere-
have moved down from Brownsville
bro spinal nervous trouble.
to Crabtree where Mr. Walker is
Mr. and Mrs. 8, F. Bilyeu’s baby
cutting R R wood.
is
seriously ill with lung fever,
Henry and John Kinzer were
Mrs. J. A. Walker, John Calavan
business visitors at Albani’ Friday.
and C. W. Richardson are on the
Esther Hecker who has been
’grippe list this week,
quite sick for the past week is much
improved.
Many of the children in this com­
munity are afflicted with chicken
There are few subjects which shouM be
pox in a mild form,
Fall« Overboard, aad la
br SbarlM Wboa
Hereaod.
—llfti
Sylua Johnson, xa Bailor, on board
the British steamer Ellamy, which
dollar.
Cash paid for hides and pelts of all
recently arrived at Mobile, Ala., from
kinds,
Guy MeKnight.
St. Vincent, Cape Verde islands, had •
Boya School Shoes, boys sizes $1.25—Youths (1.—.
most thrilling experience while the
Judge Flint', one of Albany’s old­
steamer was on the voyage to that
est citizen- died I ist W.eek,
port. Shortly after leaving St. Vin­
Born—Wednesday March 16, 19 i4,
cent, and when the vessel was some­
to Mr. and vlrs. J is. Strelje, a girl.
thing more than 200 miles to sea,
Johnson, who was going about his
A lot of new spring and summer
duties on deck, went to one side to
dress goods, iin uispla-y at -Wtsely
attend to some lines.
Leaning far
j Bros.
over the railing, he lost his balance
Born, .near Lacomb Tuesday Mar,,
and plunged head first into the wa­
15, 1904, to Mr. and Mrs. John Pur­
ter. Several men on deck saw Johar
cell, a son.
son as he fell, and signaled for the
engines to be reversed, at the same
Chas VVesely received a car load
« Wï S S' • S
S-® • 4 •'-•'S/S'S-a'S««
The Commandments Revised.
time throwing a life-preserver to
of wagons an«’ buggies from the
him, but this he failed to get, as the
east tlie first of the veek.
seas were running high. The Ellamy
The following Ten Command­
James Elkins, county treasuier, is
was going a speed of ten or twelve
S'® »®
• S ®S®» ments, revised and strictly up-to- a candidate fm re-election on the
knots per hour, and, although the
republican
ticket.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Morrow wore date, are herewith submitted as be­
engines were reversed, she had gone
at Albany Saturday of last week.
ing worthy of perusal by all good
a good distance from where Johnson
Wilbur N. Pintier, D. M. D.,
discusaed with anything but an impartial
fell overboard before a boat could be
still be at his Scio office the first half
John Leffler and B. F. Neal made and loyal citizens:
Alfred Rehm who has been spend­ mind it it is desired to render a just opinion
lowered.
of each month.
All work guar­
their merit® and demerits, and the subject
a business trip to Salem Inst week.
ing the winter at Mr. Schnuelle's on
I.
anteed.
of collars is assuredly no exception to this
Johnson, in tho meantime; wae
has returned to his home in Minne rule. At the Fame time it must be admitted i etruggling to keep himself afloat,
M. E. Bilyeu visited relatives at
Thou «halt not go a way from home
Look up Wt-sely tiros, ad and it
Waterloo several days this week.
that
the
only
proper
way
to
discuss
this
i
sola.
knowing
that some one would come
to do thy trading, nor thy son nor will give you tn idea the kind of
subject is first to remove it—a somewhat
to his rescue. He divested himself of
i Miss Chamberlain, of Albany, Is thy daughter,
dress goods that will be worn this
An audion sale was held here paradoxical statement, but perfectly clear to
all his clothing, thus making the task
vltiting the Misses Munkers in this
spring.
Tnursday, anti the personal effects all who affect collars and are aware of their
II.
of swimming fti the high seas much
city.
The two sons of James Knauff of the lute Jesse Dickens were dis­ tendency to irritate one if one is ; t all heat­
easier. Shortly after doing thio, and
Thou shalt do whatever lieth in have been ill this week with what
ed, as may naturally be expected in debate.
, Miss Louise Somers visited her
as he was floating along, he saw to
posed of. Owing to the good man­ Thus the collar, if retained, would become
tester, Mrs. Ben Schaefer, at Stay­ thy power to encourage and pro­ is thought at preseut to be typhoid
his consternation that several big
agement of the overseers, a sefflei- one of the strongest arguments against it­
ton last week,
mote the welfare of thine own city fever.
self.
sharks were moving around him as if
ent
amount
was
realized
to
defray
Therefore, we will remove our collar and
undecided whether to eat him or wait
, ,Mr. and Mrs. Howard Montgom­ and thine own people.
Ira Richardson was down from
Jordan during tho week, lie was I all expenses of deceased, including plunge at once into a discussion of the rea­
awhile. Every time the sharks would
ery were down from Kingston one
III.
sons
for
its
existence,
its
good
points
and
expenses.
taseri sick w hile here but is out .funeral
-
day this week,
approach him, Johnson would bi at
its shortcomings, and its ultimate fate, and
Thou shalt spend thine earnings itgain now.
the water and yell at the top of hie
Ben Sorenson left Tuesday for his endeavor, if possible, to decide whether the
Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Johnston vis­
voice in an effort to scare them away.
ited the latters parents at Waterloo at home, that they shalt retuin
For Men *iiuly, A floe line of new home at vVoodburn.
world would be any happier or bl ighter for
Johnson was almost exhausted
from whence lhey come and give Kuppernlieirner’s up-to date cloth­
the abolition of collars, or whether collars
the first of the week.
W, S. Paul recently lost 10 head per se have added to the gayety of iffcions.
with ewimming and calling for help
ing
in
all
the
spring
and
summer
nourishment
to
such
as
may
come
Hamon Shelton Jr., of Jordan,
when Second Mate Auaborn and First
The exact time when collars were first
of cattle and two horses.
styles at Wesely Bros.
was in Scio Monday and while here a’ter thee.
Officer Nicholson, who put out in a
worn cannot be set down with- any degree
added ills name to our subscription
Loren Miller and John deserve of certainty, but it is reasonable to assume
The Linn county prohibition con­
small boat as soon as the vessel had
IV.
list
vention has been called to meet at special mention for the active part that they came into being for utilitarian
been stopped, rowed up and pulled
Thou shalt patronize thy home the court house in Albany on March
the almost exhausted form into the
they have taken in improving the rather than for ornamental purposes. It is
J. N. Morris and daughters Zoe merchant and
well known that the collars of o
i -
thy home printer, for 25 for the nomination of a county
b
Tli y rnjjM ’ :
' • steam­
«nd Oma, visited lite formers par­
sidewalks
in
this
place.
I
val
ancestors
were
suLstantb
ugh
to
ticket.
er and were hauled on boerd. John­
ents in Lebanon several days last yea, verily doeth not thy home prin­
• f:
*’><«•,
4JQd pikes
Laura, the six year-*'! I <l.r:g!.tcr ' pro! r't : c * ’•
son was overcome from his long stay
week.
ter spread over the laud tidings of
Rev. Guy Phelps will commence
of bciugeieni acquaintances, and it is to be
of John and Anna Mlddlestadt, was | i ' conjectured
in the water aud his thrilling experi­
t’ at the immediate forbears of
. .«Geo. Sutherland returned the first thy goodness and greatness thaFthy a series of lei-tures on March 21st. at
ence with the «harks.
tlie Baptist i-hurcb. Subject, Prohl burned to de ith at her home near the modern cellar had an equally useful if
of the week from Astoria. He had people shall patronize thee ?
bition, Local option, and other live Crabtree on Saturday, March 12, 1904 not so strenuous an origin. As a matter
been clerking tu astore near that
issues of the day.
of fact, then, it-would appear at first glance
V.
place.
The little one was playing with two that the collar of to-day is but a degenerate
{¡¡is* of Babylon and Rome,
Th
:u
s
’
lalt
not
ask
the
'ptffifitqr
Io
Lost
—
In
Scio
some
time
ago
a
other children near a fire where her descendant of such weighty progenitors; but
The greatest cities of ancient time
A.T. Potvel! .and wife of Lacomb,
watch
charm,
repressnting
a
half
j
were Babylon and Rome, The former
3 to which collars are now
and George Flannigiui and wife of take less than his price. Remein
father had been burning brush, and a survey of ire
is said to have an area of one hundred
Corvallis have been visiting tne her by asking him to retreat from moon and containing several sets, in some manner her clothing caught put should c avince one that tne plain linen
also
a
pi'-ture.
Finder
will
be
re
­
band has grounds for existence equally well
to two hundred••foqiutre miles; its houses
ladies’sister, Mrs. G. U. Johnston, his price thou interest that he is a
warded
by
leaving
it
at
this
office.
fire
and
her
entire
body
was
soon
en
based with those of its great-great-great-
were three or four stories high, but
in this city this week.
I
very-great-gran
¿parents.
robber. If he bath not dignity
palaces and gardens occupied much of
Grace V. Mellinger, an elocution­ veloped in flames. Suffering from
In
the
first
place,
collars
serve
to
overcome
the vast aPea, so that the population
ist of exceptional ability wi 1 give pain and excitement, she- ran some
If troubled with weak digestion, thou wilt get done by him.
the
shortcomings
of
nature.
A
six-inch
neck
was not what these figures seem to
an entertainment at the Chri.-tian distance before her mother could with a protruding Adam’s apple could never
belching ur sour stoma, h, use Cham-
VI.
indicate. In fact, it is said by one his­
church on next Monday evening,
jberlnln.s Stomach and liver 'Tablets
hope to get on in the world unassisted by a
torian that nine-tenths of this area
Thou shalt not ask for credit, as Marcli 2ist. Admission 25 and 15c. overtake her. Her clothes were i collar.
arid you will get quick relief. For
Such
a
’
'neck
would
be
simply
im
­
nearly all burned from her body and
was taken up by gardens and orchards.
goods cost monev, and the mer­
sale by all dealers
8. VV. Gaines was taken to Albany she had inhaled the flames, as tier possible. Similarly h on^-inch neck with a
The total population of the city under
! four-ply chin. Some of our greatest finan­
chant’s brain is burdened with bills. Wednesday where lie will tie under'
Nebuchadnezzar and his son, Evil-
WA NTED—FAITI1FU L PERSONS
the care of an eye specialist. Dr. El- j month and tongue were badly burn ciers and most astute Ftatesmen would be
Merodacli, is estimated at over two
to travel for well established house in a His children clamor daily for bread, !!s. HI» eye ha« improved some
I wallowing in sloughs of deepond to-day were
ed.
The
mother
was
als<
bidly
million. Rome reached its grandest
lew counties, calling on retail merchants and his wife atideth at home for lately and he may possibly lie able
I it not for the ubiquitous collar. Hence the
burned in attempt to rescue her variety of collars, and hence the necessity
size during the fourth century of our
and agents. Local territory- Salary lack of such raiment as udorneth
to
save
ft.
I
$20.00 a week with expellees a, diinnal, hei sister.
era, and its population was then about
child. Nothing could be done to re for keeping one’s neck well groomed. The
all payable in .cash eat h week, Mo.iey
two million five hundred thousand.
Ira A. Phelps has ’mrehafted an lieve the little sufferer an-i she lln farmers’ boys who achieve nali .nal fame
doubtless owe much to the coliar they
for expenses advanced. Position per­
VII.
interest it: the Harrisburg Bulletin
gered
all
through
the
long
day
con
denned
when
they
entered
upon
an
urban
manent. Business successful amt rrisn-
Thou shalt not suffer tho voice of land will move to that place from clous, hut uncomplaining, and when career. The rich m-.n’s sons who waste
ing. Standard House. 330 Dear torn St.
A’bany to reside. He has many
There ia oonalderable anniaement
pride to overcome thee, and If other I friends here wlm wish him success, the shades of evening gathered the their talents and meander through life mon­
Chicago.
uments to failure may justly attribute many
in some of the census iebiea, and
towns enlica thee, consent thou not, in his uew venture.
angels
called
her
home.
of their errors to an ill-advised ^election of
it Saved His Leg.
jokes are going the rounde over the
foj1 thpu mayest be deceived, Re­
C. II,-Buck has disposed of his'
The remains were laid to rest in collars. Everything has a place and every
feot that Chleago hss more hogs than
member
the
.
‘
ate
of
the
calf
that
left
I
neck
has
a
collar,
but
not
any
collar.
i barber • hop this week to Ira Foren.
P A Danforth of LaGrange, Ga.,
the Providence '•emetery.
New York, but Diet New York leads
Again, collars are hygienic in the extreme.
suffered for six months with a its mother anil followed a steer Mr. Buck will sell his household
The sympathy of the comm ,n!ty This may not appear true on the surface, In the matter of goats. Pennsylvania
j
ifightful running sore on hie leg; away from home and lost its supper, j good at public sale next Saturday,
but may safely be stated in view of the
beats all other statw la the number
laf'er which he will g ~ to California Is witli the saddened family.
but writes that Bucklin’s Arnica
weird discovti ies that the me’vlieal gentle­ of mules, whioh fact is mentioned tn
VIII.
in search of a location.
Salve whoolv cured it in five days.
A tenijer little flower
men are r.ow making. We live in a world of
For Ulcers, Wounds, Piles, it's the
Tnou shalt not ask for reduced
We Inesday tlie 3 per cent reduc­
germs. The food we eat, the water we relation to its factioual poUtlos.
The reaper marked with care,
best salv“ in the world. Cure guar­
tion
noon
all
taxes
paid
ceased,
and
drink,
the veiy air we breathe are all laden
anteed. . Only 25e. ¡Sold by E C prices for thine “influence,” lor guile now those wishing to pay their tax­ I A soul by sin untarnished,
i’
with insidious, wicked and deal . -¡'f dingor-
is
in
thine
heart
and
the
merchant
Peery druggist.
A blossom white and fair.
1‘ -* t i’.n atomic • ].■•>:c.dity but
es will have to pay the full amount.
readeih it like an opera book. He About 3,209 taxpayers have taken
more ih n munsiFous a- tlVity. Ev-rything
The Heavenly po-tals opened,
Manager Wanted.
with which we come into contact is germ­
laugheth.you to scorn and shoutest advantage of Inis reduction, the
The angels whispered, “come, H laden, tne wise men of the mortar tell u«.
amount being nearly #100.009.
to ris clerks, “Ha ha!”
1’arough the very pores of our «kin death
And to the Heaven-y mansion
Trustworthy’ lady or gentleman to
Trustworthy
Pistjnction has been won by
blows are delivered. Now, the n“' k is one
IX.
They bore her spirit home.
manage business in this counsy and ad­
ma
of the weakest parts of the human body, and
’Mininas Bilyeu, an O. A. C. gradu­
joining teiritorv for well and favorably
Ml
Thou shalt not ask thy printer to ate, who is now a student at Cornell. I Weep not, oh heart of earth
at the same time is one of the hiu.t impor­
Laoivii
iaxise of solid finanbial standing.
knt
___________
tant parts. Tho collar guards the neck
$20.00 straight cash salary and expen­ take two dollars for a three Hollar He has received a commission by
That one sweet flower is given, against the Satanic germ. Eureka? a new
ses paid each Monday by check direct job because some other printer will the Cornel! authorities to go to St.
For
in
God
’
s
word
’
tis
inid:
reason for wearing collars is discovered.
from headquarters. Expense money doit ior Ies9 money. The other Louis and make drawings of cer­
$till further, collars form an index to the
“Of such I the kingdom of
tain machlr ery »o be displayed at
advanced. Position permanent. Ad­
printer
may
steal
his
stock
and
un-
progress of a nation. The people« who wear
the World’s Fair.—Corvallis Times.
heaven.”
dress Manager, 810CAmo Block, Chicago
collars
are incomparably further ad­
.derpay his help. If thou trade with
Illinois.
And for the tiny blossom,
Mrs. Barlow Ethel and Lee staat-
vanced than th® peoples who leave
dtidh aB-h.e,lhdu art ah accessory to ed Thursday mo; ning for Scio, Ore­
their necks as nature provided them.
In Goil’s great garden blown,
his crime
gon, where tl-.ev expect to spend
Even the savage» who string beads
A little white robed angel.
into a specie® of collar are on A higher
the summer. Whether or not Nor­
X.
Has safely reached the throne.
intellectual plane than their fellow savages
catur ever sees them again depends,
who do not run to beads. In our own coun­
Thou shalt not btar fa’se wftrtesles but there are many who hope for
try a striking example of the importance
against tne city wherein thou dwell- their early return.—Nortacur (Kan
of collar» from a national standpoint is af­
sas) Regi«ter.
Munkcrs.
est but speak well of it to all men
forded by the Chinese exclusion act. Dtfyou
The ladies of the W.
T U. will
think we would ever have excluded the Chi­
that thy home and tliy people may
give a cblckei pie supper in the
3 S. Rich irds-m was i countv nese if they wore collars? But spread the
be proud of thee.
news not abroad. Should the benighted
building torn ly oci-upi«l bv T he seat VlsitG- SatUidiiy.
laundrymen of Chinatown ever learn that
N ews office on Saturday evening.
Miss
Nellie
DeVaney
came
over
all their fellow countrymen need do in order
March 19th. Tlie ladies have gone
Tragedy Averted.
to considerable expense and trouble from Albany Siturday for a visi t to get an entrance into this delec'fible king­
dom is to don collars, the well la1 d plana of
in their preparations and everyone
“Just in nick of time our little boy should attend. Admission 25 cents. with her parents.
congress would be agley forever. Our coliar
was saved” writes Mrs. W, Wat­
Mrs; Tnos, Quigley wen' t > Har- makers would dance n merry fling, but the
rest of the nation would pay the piper.
The Countv S. 8. Convention will
kins of Pleasant City, Ohio. "Pneu
Every risburi. Wednesday to visit Mrs. V.
in truth, collars have their shortcoming®,
monia had plaved «ad havoc with meet on Maach 21-25 26.
B.
Davis.
too. We have already hinted at one fault -
him and a bad cough act in be«i4es. officer and teacher in the Sunday
the
tendency to irritate one when one ia
Doctors treated him, but he grew School are expected to be [present
T and M. Kelly went to Albany
heated—an'd we have obviated tai® fault,
worse every day. At length we Several of our state workers will be Tuesday.
for the present, bv renwvipe our collar But
tried Dr. King’s New Discovery for present to conduct tne main work,
Mrs. G. W. Kutfie is reported there are time® when the collar cannot ith
Confumption and our darling was and special music will lie given.
propAAMiy be reaaov$Mi. bsion oocaasoa® are
saved. He’s now sound, and well.” The Committee believes it will tie quite ill with la grippe.
multiplying daily with tbe ever increaaing
Everybody ought to know, it’s the by far the best Convention held.
variety
of parlor games being placed on the
Miss Sadie Sims returned to hor
only sure cure for Coughs, Colds and None should miss it. Everybody
market by enterprising dealers. A ping pong
-
~
’ by E welcomed.
home in Scio Wednesday,
Lung diseases.
Guaranteed
enthusiast, for example, must feel worried
C Peery druggist. Price 50c aud •1
Mr. and Mrs. Nenbel returned to when he i® called upon to display his skill at
Trial bottles free.
gathering. How he would like to
NOTICE.
McMinnville after a two week’s vis «- ­ a rip aocial
that band of linen from hi® neck, but he
it
with
her
father,
J.
T.
Funk.
durst
not
violate the conventionalities. And
To Indian War Veterans.
The law now requires all male
hi® opponent, a chubby faced college youth
II.
O.
Shilling
made
a
business
persons under 5’1 and over 21 years
with comfortable turn down Oollar, or a
sporting dominie with queer, «tubby, littis
At Albany, Oregon, at eleven residing in Oregon unless exempt trip to Jeffer on Friday.
to pay a road p'/ll tax of 13 each
Mrs. R. B. Miller went over to Al­ turn up. grins at him comfortably, while he,
o’clock on the morning of Saturday, which must be paid in cash to the
perspiring in his ridiculous but fashionable
bany
last week fora visit with her ehoker, makes li-dirouA at 1 feeble at tempts
Marcli 26th, 1904, there will be a road supervisor of each district on
daughter,
Mrs.
O.
W.
Mitchel.
to
drrve, cut or kill the tiny celluloid sp1 ere.
meeting held of the Indian War demand. I will collect such tax al
Moreover, if it were not for eoUai® we
Veterans, for the transaction of im­ any time after April 1, 1904.
A very pleasant surprise party would not be cursed u ith <<liar button®,
L W. f’OMEFOY,
portant and urgent business, Hon.
was given at the home of W. Wil- those imps of mischief who d iig t to frolic
Road supervisor, Dl«t. No, 16.
i m most unexpected quarter® while their sg
Thomas Wade of Salem, will de­
son on Tuesday evening, abont griev7 1 owner is hunting for them on ach­
More Riots.
liver an address. A full attendance
twenty-five tming present, Whist ing knee But there—ever' i.c zill be sat­
is requested.
was the leading game, Refre h- isfied with a n ere hint at that line of argu-
Disturbances of strikers are not
, ment. T ,e •'»ibject is diatasteful to a well-
J ason W heeler , Captain.
nearly as grave as an individual dis- meats was served anil at a late hour rcgu’ate J mir.d.and the morbid »hould never
Albany, Or., Feb. 12, ’904.
orderof the system. Overwork, loss all departed for their homes each ■ be encoi raged.
‘ of sleep, nervous tension will be fol deciding the evening had been • Takin ■ •;! th’sx» into eontideration, the
i problem pr«»ertr»l by the collar ie one that
lowed by utter collapse, unless a re- pleasan ly spent.
attest Remedy for Constipation.
I every tn n «honld solve for him«elf. It - m-
liable remedy is Immediately em­
I
ply n ta 1« that the c llarle»» man ia likely
ployed. There’s nothing is efficient
to bare
"The finest remedy for constipa­ j to cure disorders of the Liver or
nothing
Jordan.
tion I ever used is Chamberlain’s I Kidneys as Electric Bitters. It’s n
I wearing
Stomacn and Liver Tablets,” save wonderful tonic, and effective ner­
j riche®, i
Mr Eli Butler, of Frankville, N. Y. vine and the greatest all around
Emma Burton will soon return him, but certainly non^ of
“They act gently and without any medicloe for run down systems. It home from Stayton where «he has ! ioyment® attei»<'ant upon tne ext
unpleasant effect, and leave the 'dispels Nervousness, Rheumatism
by the other fellow. Which do
far? Just think a bit «bout it.
bowels in » perfect natural c< nd>- and Neuralgia and exftels Malaria been attending school this winter.
Ladies’ Calf aud Grain Shoes, button aud lace, ail leather, for just one
As complete a shoe store as though
we carried nothing but shoes.
Í PURELY. PERSONAL ¡
COLLAR PHILOSOPHY
RUTS
The walking sick, what
a crowd of them there are:
Persons who are thin and
weak but not sick enough
to go to bed.
“Chronic cases” that’s
what the doctors call them,
which in common English
means—long sickness.
To stop the continued
loss of flesh they need
Scott’s Emulsion. For the
feeling of weakness they
peed Scott’s Emulsion.
( . It makes new flesh and
gives new life to the weak
system.
$cott’s Emulsion gets
thin and weak persons out
of the rut. It makes new,
rich blood, strengthens the
nerves and gives appetite
Tor ordinary food.
Scott’s Emulsion can be
taken as long a5 sickness
lasts ¿nd <To good all the
time. ,
Thejr’i new strength
and flesh in every dose.
W« will be glad
to send you a few
doses free.
Be »are that thia pirture In
the form of • label ia on the
wrapper ot every bottle of
Emulaion yon buy.
SCOTT & BOW NF..
Chemist»,
409 Pearl St., N. Y.
50c. and P r «11 dnitght*.
tion.”
Solo bv all dealers.
germs. Only 50e and satisfaction
guaranteed by E C Peery dru ggist.
A pleasant social pirty wis given
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. K.
Hall on Friday evening.
Next Sunday the Portland Journal {
NOTICE.
will fssue its first Sunday edition, '
Dean Thomas left Monday for Ar­
T be Journal is becoming on« of the
AH persons are hereby warned lington.
leading newspapers of the coast and i not to trust my wife on my account
Don Ray has returned homo from
ss I will not lie re«|»ot«|li|e for any
its Sunday eciitious can be expected bills contr-.R-ttd by her.
Seattle where he li s been taking
to be a credit to its management.
F raxk R vmkr .
medical treatment.
Market Report.
SAILOR’S NARROW ESCAPE. \
4
The following reports are corrected
every Thursday noon an I a^e absolutely
correct at that time:
Eggs 14c.
Butter 35 @ 40c.
Chickens 12c lb.
Turkeys 18c lb.
Geese 7c lb.
lard 14c lb.
Bacon 13^c lb.
j
Ham’ 16c IL.
Proper Treatment of Pneumonia.
Pneumonia is too dangerous a dis­
ease for anyone to attempt to doetojf
himself, although he tuay have the
proper remedies at hand. A physi­
cian should always be called. It
should be bourne in mind, however,
that pneumonia always results from
a cold or from an attack of the grip,
and that by giving Chamberlain’s
Cough Remedy (lie threatened at­
tack of pneumonia may be warded
off. This remedy is also used by
physicians in the treatment ot pneu­
monia with the liest results. Dr. W
J Smith, or Sanders Ala. who is also
a druggist ways of tit ■ “I have been
selling Chamberlain’s Cough Reme­
dy and prescribing it In my practice
for the past six years. I use is in
eases of pneumonia and have alwttyk
gotten the best results. For sale by
all dealers.
WANTED—SEVERAL
JNBUSIW-
ous persons in each state £o travel for
house establahed eleven years and with
a large capital, to call upon merchant«
anil agents for successful anil profitable
line. Permanant engagement. Week­
ly cash salary of $24 and all traveling
expenses anil hotel bills advanced in
cash each week. Experience not essen­
tial. Mention reference and enclosè
self-addressed envelape. The National,
332 Dearborn St., Chicago.
Jitcap fn-n*sy bites Between Port-
ian4 ¿nJ
- >c.io Vrlley Palai»
Low i.wmi trio rates have beer
placed intfhl between Portland
and Willamette valley points <n ei­
ther direction.
rickets will be «old
Salurdaya and Suudays ana li.o’ted
to return on or before the follow ing
Monday.
Round trip from West
Scio,
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Brano Quinine-
Tablets. All druggists refund thè
money If it fails tft cure. E W
Grove’s signature ts-on each box. 25c
V i '
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s. rail,I,, ocnii
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I ah' ty el ck each M aut*v *i!h ali ax-
P< r <” <1 •« t ii om he.«, pu.rtera. Money
advanced i< r expet.se“.
Enclose self
addressed envelope. Manag-.r, o M) Oax-
ton Bldg., Chicago.'
T-*
You know What You are Ta’c’ng
, ~—-r
When y au take »rc’c - Ta-telesi
Chill'I >in ' he<.tiUr e the for a-ila Is
I Inin'v print«! I n ever;’ bottle
snowing that it is «imply iron and
Quinine in a tasteless - f rm. No
••urn, No pay