Polk County itemizer. (Dallas, Or.) 1879-1927, May 26, 1893, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI A* A Pioneer hw.lllu«. be good but was in reality shoddy east ern clothing. H -re is a chance to get The Ballston correspondent of the soon after the war was over have me!- You will make no mistake in pa- Rev. Beattie will preach next Sun- Porrydale Patriot says: George Ball •he genuine home article cheap euough. day. lowed down and died out, unlil now | troniiing those mentioned under this is having his house work ml over. This Unto the Salem w«oleu mill store and D R . W . T. H O U S E R , S A L E M . PoM.»*f»D EvtftT P hi DAT Br only a email handful in the whole heading. They are live Dallas Arms get a suit made right there of cloth Benj. Windsor mtle a trip to Oregon house is the old Isaac* Ball home ami I A cure guaranteed in every ease undertaken. Children and infunt* cured \V . A . W A .B H , City Saturday. union can be found who would have was built over forty years ago. It is manufactured at home out of Oregon in from one to two weeks. Asthm i cured after fifty years’ standing, Cor rueusHza asm riorlin o*. Fault A Co. are continually making wool. any desire to revive the unpleasant Prof. Hutchinson was down here on pruluibly the oldest original house iu reepondence solicited aud references given. changes and improvements in the ar the county. The lumber was brought professional business last Friday. things of those times. Now when the rangement of their hardware store, so from the old Buell mill on Mill creek At Clough’s undertaking establish D A L L A S , y H I L A Y , M A Y . 2«, 18M. masses go to strew flowers anil drop that their patrons can inspect things Our Sunday school will observe and cost $18 per thousand feet, rough ment on State street can be fouud ev child reus’ day. A nice programme is tears upon the graves of fallen heroes, to better advantage. They either have lumber, and wis planed by hand by erything pertaining to the business and Robert McCttne. The nails were the question as to whether they wore or will promptly get for you whatever at less rates than you have formed) being pi spared. THE OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER. you want in their liue. Only first class Capt. P. F. Clark, who was so ser bought of a Mr. Jenkins, who kept the the blue or the gray will matter little. bad to pay elsuwhere. goods at the lowrst living prices are iously hurt some time ago by a runa first store iu what useil to lie known as All fought for what they thought was handled. They ask a trial by strung SU B SC R IP TIO N R A T E S : old Dallas, but now Germantown. A way, is able to be out again. f| uo ................ ..................... ...... Par rear right and a reunited nation will ever Chinese pheasants wanted— 250 pair good {union of tin- lumber is as sound 1 0 0 ....................................... Par months Mr. Page, who has rented Jos. Hunts of them—at Steiner’s fish and poultry 10 ............. Per three riouth. revere and do honor to their memories. as when put up anil bids fair to be in house, has been deputized as postmas Advertteing rata, made known on a|>plica- Mrs. Naomi Shelton has good meals market, and this is an invitation for ter, aud will we trust be au efficient as good condition forty-one years from tion. Correspondence ia aolicited. now as it is now. I p Oregon politicians, who are la and clean beds at the Arlington house. Polk county boys and girls to catch one. Kina Job Printing done at reaeonable price«. them. menting and berating the president be MINUK1AL SI KVICK*. Our Eudeavor society is looking for cause so few government offices have As a manipulator of iron I. V. ward to the picnic to be held at Dixie, Under the auspices of Gilliam Grand The time has come for out door T hroughout the land there is a been assigned to them, would slop and Lynch has no superior between Soap j June 3rd, iu anticipation of a pleasant Army post. Elder Fisher will preach a creek and Yamhill river. Let him of every kmd and nowhere in time. memorial sermon next Sunday at the financial stringency that keeps hack think that many «astern cities or coun shoe vonr horse or fix vour broken ...a- > °u *»•*« « ’ * vatnety ‘ of things appropriate for it m at Brooks many an enterprise. Wise ones say, ties contain more population than the chiuery. There was no road meeting last w<*ek Christian church, the order of service A Salisbury’». File arms, fishing tackle, as was expected, owing to the funeral being as follows: however, that money will get easier in whole state of Oregon, they might con Organ voluntary. croquet and everything of that nature. of Mrs. J. E. Phillips at the time spec clude that the allotment was not so the fall and bring about a resumption Singing. I h your furniture out of date or shah They will have an abundance of fourth ified for the meeting. unfair after all. Then the attitude of of business activity. Bible reading by Rev. Gillespie. by from wear and abuse? By econo of July doings of all sorts. Everbody Pears will be a light crop in this sea our chief magistrate toward the head mizing here and there and making an knows Will. Brook». Singing. son this section, as they are nearly all Prayer by Rev. Heiiton. N otwithstanding the late dale be of the nation may cut some figure in earnest effort in other directions you Singing. M„ F„.,tPr ha(> jugt rettlrnej (rom falling off. Prunes are too thick for fore any thing was done toward mak the case, for a president has the same ran soon procure means to replace it the good of the trees. Collection. ing an Oregon exhibit at the world’s frailties as other mortals. In spite of with something better. C II. t ,BP‘ ransacking the wholesale millinery es Address by Rev. Eli Fisher. man, at the old J. M. Cambell stand. tabliahmeuts for everything uew and Rev. Beattie will move into the fair, the small amount appropriated to all the hard things disappointed would Singing. hu supply you cheap as anybody. rcall) artistic and desirable. Know house vacated by Mr. Gimbie, which Benediction by Rev. Cross. defr.«y the expenses and other hind tie party leaders say about Mr. Cleve Lawn Mowers, Garden Tools, Rubber Hose, Plows, Har ing the tastes of her patrons, she pro was purchase by the trustees of the Organ voluntary, while people not Presbyterian church for a manse. rances, it is said that our exhibit com land wo confess to a high degree of ad cured for them a number of things Gaynor’s boots and shoes are as rows, Road Machinery; Wagons, ( ’arts, Mowers, Rakes, wishing to remain pass out. pares favorably with those from many miration for the genuine back bone he good as you can get at any store in which are going off like hot cakes. School at Lincoln closed last Friday Communion following benediction. farm Implements of Every 1 »eseription, Hardware, Iron and other states and will give Oregon a has displayed since coming into office. the county, anil as he handlos nothing The ladies all admire her new hats and with appropriate exercises. This com Steel. The Largest Stock, Best Selections and Lowest Prices. trimmings. else, he can afford to carry a larger pletes eight months of school taught good advertisement the world over. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Brown were in stock than dealers in general mer The BallaloA School Picnic. by Miss Ellen Sykes, with silly two from McTimmond’s valley Wednesday It will be held at the usual place, chandise. If you want a spring wagon made wreeks vacation. She has given eutire and brought to market a choice quali T he steamer Danube arrived at Port satisfaction. north of Ballston, on Saturday, June right at home by honest workmen at Corner State and Liberty streets, Salem. ty of pie plant. Since it is so health land from Victoria the other day with 10th. Ptogramme to be given by Craven Bros, have moved their a fair price, go to H. Pohle, who can Mrs. Jennie Phillips, wife of Joliu ful and can be prepared to eat ill so 500 Chinamen who claimed that they schools of Polk and Yamhill counties. clothing department to the ground also furnish you as good a buggy as is E. Phillip», died at her home on the many palatable ways, why does not had gone from here to China and want Musical talent from Amity, Sheridan floor and are prepared to show some made in the land. Across the street 17th and was buried on the 19th. The overy family raise some of it. ed to land again. One of them was and elsewhere ex|>ected. A good band very handsome men and boys’ appar from Drake’s foundry. funeral was attended by a host of sor will be in attendance and every effort el and to quote prices that cannot !*■ rowing friends and John and poor lit pronounced to have the small pox, so will be made to keep up the reputation the vessel was quarantined and all are Ballstan has hitherto enjoyed of giving discounted in the county. Their la Ice cream, soda water, confectionery tle Greta have the sympathy of this dies and childrens’ wear is not less at eutire community. H-lug vaccinated. They will beclosely a good picnic. Committee on arrange tractive and they have something up- and all other delicacies of the season at Hellenbrand’s restaurant. Thursday 8. S. Gimbie and wife examined before being allowed to come ments : F. A. Wester, W. W. Stock- prtipriate for all ages. Groceries of all moved to Salem into their new house ton and O. E. Focht. kinds in abundance. ashore. Johnson’s is now called the Happy just completed. He has been post Strawberries for the World's Fair. Home Clothing House, because so master here ten or twelve years and a Al.MOsr every country in Europe ex H. L. Miser’s show case on the side many fathers and sons are being de more faithful or accommodating one H. W. Savage and other strawberry W . J O H N S , W cepl little ¡Switzerland is in a state of growers will send a large shipment of walk gives ocular evidence that he un lighted with the style, quality and low could not be found. Samuel and .his <sUs— discord, the populace being dissatisfied strawberries to the World’s fa r for ex derstands his business as a photogra price of the suits bought bearing that estimable wife leave many frieuds in with the government administration. hibit. They are now perfecting'arrange pher. If you cannot go east to see brand. As we have before said, if this community. ments for their prompt shipment. The your friends, the next best thing is to there is in the market a good thing for On Tuesday of last week while Carl-1 Political and social revolutions are tak commissioners will ship every few days send them a well exteuted likeness. them and their patrons, Johnson A ton Abrams and Clyde Henry were j ing place, the constant tendency being samples of Oregon fruit in a refrigerator Bon are sure to fill«! it an«l procure it. boat riding, the) found a dead'China to give the rulers less authority and car and will have seasonable goods fresh man iu the river lodged in a drift. C or-1 Smith’s blacksmith shop, next door each day upon the Oregon table at the oner Kelchum, of Intlependence, was ■ the people more. What would havo to the bakery, is headquarter» for plow Many, after spending all their money notified and came down and held an T . H -A -P IT , fair. N. G. Blalock, of the Washington produced war less than a generation commission, will send from his Walla repairs and horse shoeing. at high priced stores for a few articles, inquest, the jury’s verdict being that A good conscience and absence ol ago, is now most often tided over by Walla farm tons of fresh berries. Ore have regretted it, after learning that lie came to his di'ath by drowning, | care or annoyance have much to di As a tonsorial artist, J. H. Lawton is they could Imve gotten nearly twice as either by accident or suicide. There I with the sweetness of one’s sleep gon strawberries have a flavor and at arbitration and mutual concessions. tain a size unequalled hy any locality the "eer of auy one west pf the Willa much for their money at the Barnes was nothing on bis person but a Chi i Pecuniary troubles are a constant racket store iu the State Insurance nese letter, which no one could read. ! Bource of unpleasantness with ma T he World’s fair authorities arc hav ill the United States. Last year’s out mette. block. ny, but those who buy their put of strawberries of the Salem can There is no doubt hut he is the same ing no end of friction over one thing nery was not labeled, hut sold to Cali one who jumped from the wharf in Sa- I Brown A Son have been going quiet BOOKS AND STATIONERY or another. In too many cases there forum ]<arties who put on a California Those leading grocers, Sroat A Gilè, lcm. as the boys have received the $10 ly along, selling a good article a little is a division of sentiment as to who label and sent them east to advertise At the emporium of All the latest novelties in spring suitings. Full line ol cheaper than most other dealers and want to buy all tile gisal Oregon pro offered as a reward for finding his does or should control certain things. California. Give the world a taste of adding to their stock such things as duce to send to Calilornia in exchange body. worsteds for dress suits. When in the city, call and look - j PATTON BROTHERS. SALEM. the real article and they will come to Many exclusive privileges within the their patrons desired, until now they for the good tilings of that state, which our markets.— Salem Independent. Judge Butch has been hauling wheat have double as much as a year ago, they have on sale in large variety. Get the full worth of their money over his goods and have a suit made in style. grounds have been granted and a mon from Dixie to the Dallas flouring mill, | and have pleasant dreams. Ask to] and have extended their sales to many opoly usually charges all a thing will getting 65 cents for it. see their fine writing paper and new| miles around. At 109 Court street Miss Pinkham stand. They say one can scarcely turn C. A. Clark is hauling coni wood to O. Alderman, from beyond Bethel, style envelopes. has opened a splendid selection of new CAR LOAD O F P U C C IE S Salem. around without finding some thing The steam laundry over at Salem millinery. She has the advantage of was in town paying his taxes .his week calling for payment. The side shows Misi Caliler, of Portland, is visiting gives such universal satisfaction that (lersoually knowing the very latest and and Graham Glass, of Portland, was here on business. being operated by various foreign peo her brother, Wm. Caliler. they seldom lose a patron, but are best San Francisco and Portland styles. ple would call for an outlay of about John Canney has located a home continually gaining new ones, No Chinese employed. $20. Somehow things do not seem to stead upon the Santiain. If you have not already tried the ex cellent toilet and laundry soaps made run as smoothly a s 'th e y did at the Mike Yanner has moved from Eola at the new Salem soap factory, ask your Boyds ton, the grocer, makes it a to the obi Hunk Sterling place. Centennial in 1876. rule to never handle anything of an grocer for it. It is genuine soap and Ed Heyward, a painter of Portland, inferior grade. His prices are uniform sure to please you. M r . H erhbht , the new secretary of is visiting with J. W. McDowell. and reasonable. He solicits a trial the navy, is infusing new life and vigor Miss Sykes, who ha- been teaching from all who have never bought any Everybody will spray their fruit trees into his department. He proposes that at Lincoln, is spending a few weeks at thing of him. and hop vines this season, and nowhere all hands shall keep on the move and home. can they get better sprayers or more Over Boydston’s store you can find effective anti-pest material than of Du Mr. McDowell says the roads need earn their salary. In the past the most desirable places have for years ami years working and of course we will have to on« of the best dressmakers in the gan Bros. obey him. county. Mrs. Kimscy guarantees good If yourself or friends wish to been held by the same (lersons, giving work and a neat tit and her prices are Professor Mohrweis, who taught the to be cured of Liquor, Opium, young and ambitious naval officers but Eola school last fall, was shaking hands by no means steep. little chance for promotion or to dis Morphine, Chloral, Cocaine or with his Iriemls at that place Iasi week. play their abilities. Mr. Herbert has Tobacco habits, seek only the Uncle Cage Morrison is neither From Co^vaMis F a cto ry . decided that all officers must change politician nor a society man, but he Genuine Keeley Treatment, •O F- stations at least every three years. M. P. Christianson has finished plan l,BS f" r *">le “ l|ig ll,t of tine hardware which is the only safe, reliable — Also carts, wagons and a general assortment of— as yon could wish. He wants to have Congressman, senators and others high ting hops. and permanentcure in existence. a talk with yen about such things any There is a ten pound boy at Mr. way. in rank have plead with him to revoke Genuine Keeley institutes, with his ruling, but he sticks to it that all Ramsdell’s. THE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER that often accompanied such occasion« patrojiagk h o lic itk o . Hernia, Asthma, And Catarrh Specialist! OFFICE IN BUSH-BREYMAN BLOCK. G R A Y E R O S, H AR N E SS SOUNDLY SLEEPING' SHOP. km Harness si O j S l Cal; Tanned Leather. Single Buggy Harness S5.50 and Upwards. 244 C O IO S IIL STREET, SÌLEI)!, OREGON. Leading Merchant Tailor, S C R E a O IT . Don’t Fool with Fakes! PLENTY must have an equal showing. H ale a dozen royal magnates from Europe have recently been in our country and have been shown such courteous and generous attention by hoth'national and local authorities as to engender a very kindly state of fe«'liaga between the governments The latest is Princess Eulalie, a repre sentative of the queen of Spain. Hon ors are thickly showered upon her from all sources. It reminds one of how General Grant was everywhere re ceived’in his journey around the world. International commingling and goo«i fellowship is far better than strife, war and threatening standing armies. Ed. Vanpelt is arranging to erect a The ladies all agree that Miss Bron new house ami barn. son’s millinery is quite cheap,consider Headmaster Grant has been opening ing the quality. Her stock includes all that is ever called for hy those liv up the new road to Ronco’s mill. ing in and around Dallas. Dr. McCallon was recently called out to see Eddie, sou of A. H. Simpson. At the Commercial hotel Mrs. Gib Since the advent of that new girl boils sets a good table and furnishes last week Will Bush feels so big that comfortable rooms. he can hardly get into his pants or ----------- •• A boots. PATRON 17. K THKMK HALKMITE9. the LUMBER / i< 5 R ! f U L T I J R / i L . M / L C f U N E R Y - most favorable surroundings, at .H B. Plummer, Dallas, Forest Grove and Roseburg. Oregon. JBF Write fur particulars. Correspondence confidential. We have on hand a large quantity of the best moun tain logs and are always rea dy to furnish any amount of lumber at reasonable rates. Prescott THE CREAT SIRE OF TROTTERS! Preaching here every Sunday, union Every kind of upholstering done in Sunday school at 10 o ’clock, and the M. E. Mouth nchool at *2, it lieing equal the most workmanlike manner by J. W. Thornburg in the State Insurance to any country school in the county. The largest and most complete line of millinery ever brought to block. He renuslels old things and Salem, and at price» so low that every lady can have a pret- Thank» to Htate Printer Baker for makes them good as new. ----------------------ty trimmed hat or bonnet.---------•----------- copies of the new road law« and Fish and game laws. By sending him a two Nowhere in the city can you find a cent stamp to pay postage any one can larger stock of choice groceries or F IN E U N T R I M M E D H A T S F O R get a copy of either or both laws. Ad more moderate prices than at Harrilt. dress Salem. A Mclntire’s, just north of the {ustof- P ortland is to very soon have a city ficc. They have a large Polk county I N D E P E N D E N C E . C niL D IS E N S T R IM M E D SAILORS election aud thre aro three tickets in trade. the field—democratic, republican and independent. Last year the people If you want the very best photo Tonic Builder assortment of Ladies’ Beautiful— concluded that the old parties weie O f T h o s e w h o Su ffe r fro m graphs to lie had in the city, make — Trimmed Hats, at the Low Price of tracks for the Cronise studjo, a litile too corrupt and elected independent S c r o fu la southwest of the court house. What meu, but they have failed to give sat Bond's Sarsaparilla Puri/tas, ever is new and taking in the picture isfaction and now there ia to he a tri line they are mire to have. They wish SostKri, H eals, CURVS. you to closely inspect their samples. angular light, each of the old parties concluding that they have the very Mrs Reed, the milliner, believes in best men in their ranks. The demo getting the very cream of the markets crate say that Simon and Lotan man ’. WILLIAMS’ in her line of trade, and it, using print ipulated the republican convention, MEDICINE CO., er's ink to let all the ladies know that H r t « , Schenectady, N. Y. while theirs was a clean cut affair, and she and her goals are at the head of • tar M ..V I. «ni Brockrllle, Ont. — MANTFACTfRER AND DBAI.RR IN--- the procession. This ia to inform the the independents say that rings con large I tkmizkr family that during the a / j s a a trolled both the old party conven month of June she will display the L . L» tions. It will probably result in s re most attractive line of millinery ever publican triumph. seen in Salem. 10 cents per double roll. Send 2’cent stamp for samples. T he Chinese problem is still of si SCHOFIELD A MORGAN. The White Corner has always been «orhi g interest among government J92 Third street, Portland. Or. noted for keeping the choicest of ev officials and haa presented as great a erything in dry g<axle, but have this season mad« a step in advance of their variety of changes as dors a kaleido usual excellence. It is needless to par ■cope. It seems now to have resolved ticularize more than Lx say that the itself into about this shs|«: The an Mr. T. V. Johnson most refined and tasty can find there 8an .lore. Cal. tiiorltiee will at once begin to deport what is sure to'ch a rm the little girl uur.-giatered heathens, first dealing j the young lady, the mother and dear ■J» ^_m} hy • ,or m*nT b-*rn a great anfTrrer with those who came in direct violation from *< n o r i 1.4 breaking out on my arm« old grandmother. — DEALERS IN— w#r» e©rered W*h eruption and of a law to ttie contrary. The rapidity 4®d ton; r i* •Ofrn, dftaefcarglMg *11 iba liaw. I trini rery At lVarhorn’e the children can get a •ml extent of the deportation will be ■any "redIrina* and consulted phytirian* far governed by the arailsble amount of and near. but rMM**t'r giew war*#. I ten inch kaliedoaco|ie for 10 centa, and he has several other very attractive fumla for that purjiose. As the Chinese bar* taken but three botUen of Hood’« 8ar*ap*. new tilings for young people. Ask to government requires pass | arts from see them. That is the place to buy all foreigners who go through meir ooun- your book* au 1 staiioucry. Quassia, whale oil soap, hop twine, sulphur, burlap. Are warranted to thresh move grain in try, it is not at all probable that they rtlU tot rkaumadam. and ha. SarlvMl to araeh will.retaliate upon our country for re tanaflt * • » •* t a l . h . Sarlaraa thara i. Strong’s restaurant is only another a given time and do it better than any other machine made. Sole agents for Robert’s improved hydraulic pump horse quiring the a.>me from their -ubjei IA •Otm M d lctM an aarth. Wa m m aot to name for the lieat place in town to get witkout It In tto touaa If it aaata $20 . batua.* your breakfast, dinner «»r supper. ADVANCE TRACTION ENGINES power sprayer. Tin- T. T u i n J o n s o n . taa Jots, ca t H. n em . . . best in the market is always on their .Are the last I I I the wmld N ext Tuesday ia meimuial ami dec ■ . * ■»sa »ass$a«H aad -a NareafaHtla tallies. le i— large work means large profits in Wool, mohair, hides, pelts, furs and hops bought at mar- oration day and all over the land will he <’ • P O » set a toll,. yal praapfi, u , i he threshing business Catalogue pf price, ty. •• taa Usar and to a .lv ito . •xercina to rekindle the memoiiea of ‘ Have you not !<een often imposed maileil free by the general agent, thirty years ago. The embittermente Office. 231 Commercial street, Salem . Oregon. np >n in tha matter of what seemed to EDWARD nughes . P ortlan d . OREG., GREAT MILLINERY SALE! Veness. 5Û D0ZENLAD,ES M,SSES AND O ! the Agony Nerve Carriage B lo o d childrens 25 25 DOZEN 25 CENTS. S U IT “ S1.0C M R S . s- C- R E E D , 2 6 5 Çommrrcial J-treet, m. p a p e r ,I Doors, Or. Windows Frames, Moldings ILL KINDS OF FINISH, AND SCREEN DOERS AND WINDOWS. ADVANCE fHRESHËRSI FRONT STREET, SALEM, ORE30N. W m . Brown & Co Hood’s zi Cures Hop Grower’s Supplies. R O O K W OOD, 1 4 6 7 , Already the sfre of Blackwood, 2:21$, race record, Lady Maud, 2:23, race rec ord ; Katie Lee, 2 :29; Naulilla, 2 :30, race record; ami the sire of the dame of Vanquish. 3-year-old recoril, 2:19; Haven \\ likes, 3-year-old, 2:30 and 4-year- old. 2 :23 : also Tremont, 4-year-eld record, 2:29$ Hock wood will make the season of 1893 at Dallas, Polk county, Friday and Saturday; at ludcpemlence, Monday and Tuesday ; at Salem, Wednesday; and the balance of the time at my place at Rickreail, Oregon. ’T’SXS.IxxtS: Seaszn, 330; Xxis-j.ra.xtce, 3*40. Or when the mare prove in foal or change* ownership. All mares sent to me from a distance will receive the same attention as my own, but will not be !•- ■ponsible for accidents or escapes. M. F. WHITE, Agent, Riely & Skiff, owners. Kicdreall, Polk county, Or. it Seeing is Believing.” A n d a g o o d la m p mast be simple; when it is not simple it is j not good. Sample, Beautiful, Good— these * words mean much, but to see “ The Rochester ” < will impress the truth more forcibly. All metal, tough and seamless, and made in three pieces only,* it is absolutely safe and unbreakable. Like Aladdin’s o f old, it is indeed a “ wonderful lamp,” for its mar velous light is purer and brighter than gas light, softer than electric light and more cheerful than either. Look forthl.rtaaw—Taa »ocnar ram. tfth* tsa$<tral«r h u a ’t «to r e s t s « and w* will retid won m lamp re fiel y by ex ore* ““ ' - * mp Stmrr tn ih* tVerld. , R « « T * r » CI»f. w?\“ The Rochester.” #*!