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l o c a i , a n d g en er a l I Dr. Haytnr, dentist, drug »tore, Dulia». Wilson’s \ ftE\V JERSEY MIRACLE- Ed Thurman has goue from Amity ; 1 D ALLAS D U T L IT I. I to California | bought the Corley property here at I Mason, dentist, , over the bank, Main I You can now get a ticket from Port- j A good, light one horse wagon Everything in the hardware line can #900 and expects his family in two I for street, Dnllas. H elp l*»» f »r VMAri with Locom otor A tsx - | be obtained at the store of Micage | weeks. j land to Chicago for #32. sale cheap by J. J. Wiseman. H ighest o f all in L eavening Pow er.— L atest U. S. C ia a n d K h « u m * tl* m . P ru u o u a o * , Morrison, next to the postoffice. The estate of W. S. Ladd has been | J. R. Cooper is burning a Unele John Mi-Qnprry un i wife are etl by the I t-tulliig l*hyftl<*Umt Nathan Emmett and wife have 250,000 ! cheap as it can be bought an.fwhere appraised at nearly #8,000,000. away at the McKenzie springs. o f Mietex ipwuuty. turned from their visit to friend» i kiiu of brick at f lulependence. j else in the county. Eugene, where they have been sit I. P. Mayes, of Sheridan, his gone Do not let the children laugh at (By Special Correspondence to the N Y. Press.) Miss Alice and Lute Chapin his fall from the ladder. to eastern Oregon for his health. those funny pictures on the first page. been rusticating on the Nestucca have The busy little village of Branch- Notwithstanding tiie dull times the The Evangelical church people will ville, N. J., has been the scene ot a cash store of W. C. Brown A Son is The mails lending out of Dixie have L. L Hanr.um and Mrs. Fowle, west John Teal has been repairing the until furthur notice meet for bihle been treated to a thick coat of gr.vel of fatwisvilie. are iu very poor health. modern miracle. Chan. F. Struble, a still enjoying a steadily increasing run John Smith bridge across the Luckia reading on each Sunday evening at 8 well-known and prosperous farmer, liv of trade. This is caused by the cheap o’clock. The subject last Sunday was Krause’s Headache Capsules__War Hop tickets and warehouse receipts mute. ness and excellence o( their goods and ranted. For sale by J. D. Belt, sole can be had at this office on short no lu riding through the country we no ing on Homestead Farm, in Frankfort! the uniform courtesy with which they The Resurrection. tice. agent. tice a large amount of very line sum- Township, a few miles from Branch .treat all their customers. Farmers, Mr. Cook has sold his half interest Tom Rowell and Chet. Coad are to The Independence fair is to begin merfallow. ville, is just now the chief subject of bring them your produce. in tiie shoe store to his partner, Mr. have a new hop house out On the Luck September 19th and continue live Portwood, who has moved into the Miss Emma Hughes, of Dallas, is to discussion throughout Sussex County. days. iamute. building formerly occupied by J. E. teach the primary grade of tiie Bulls- The Press is always up to date iu its The old reliable blacksmith, J. E. Milter as a drug store. * Isaac Robison, of Amity, has a large Louis Bitterman has been painting ton school. news, both political or medical, and Smith, can repair your broken farm patch of rye that stand above any Dudley Haling’* new hop house ut Ball has procured the following from Mr. machinery as good as any other knight The men who brought a large band The contract has been let for the the falls. W e did not venture in to ' 1873 and Sarah, wife of R. F. Dyer ■ton. man’s head. , of the hammer in the whole Wiliam of horses from Grant county to this this cave, but u u , contented c u r n e n i e u ourselves o u r s e l v e s with ! 1878. erection of a #50,000 college building Struhle’s owu lips: M. N. Byron’s wife, Mary, ette valley. “ I have been troubled with rheuma place have sold suchNJ limited number looking at the sheet of w t e r which for at Forest Grove. G. P, Locke, of Inde|iendence, has J. B Lcasia Ins gone over to Ne- been gone since 1889, and it was o tism off’ and on for 20 years. I have ever hangs in front of it. We saw a on account of tiie hard times that rented and moved to a farm near Lew tarts bay to help erect the uew saw I)r. MeCsllon has bought the resi tried all kinds of medicines and treat isville. three of the men have gone home, guide clothed in one of the rubber suits two years ago that Christian Ric. mill of C. F. Hubert. If you want your dirty clothes thor dence property of Z. F. Vaughn, who ments. I have taken sulphur baths at leaving the horses in pasture here which visitors to this damp, dark cav was laid in the grave. Something at C. C. Linden, of Willamina, is to will move to Newport. The hop raisers over at Butteville Hamburg, N. J., Newton, N. J., and in oughly cleansed and devoid of that ob ern must wear; he looked exactly like in marble told us that Solomon E> tag noxious smell peculiar to that done by met and decided to pay but 40 cents a teach the next term of the Sheridan n i c a r S A L KM T H A III NO P O IN T S . those pictured in Charles Dudley one ol Mill creek’s earliest pions. ■», There are letters in the Dallas office New York City with a doctor who the Chinamen, send it to the Salem ended this life in I‘862, hia wife, Sp- >1- box for picking, regular nine bushel school. for G. C. Brown and Cal Johnson and charged me #2.50 a batli eacli day. An steam laundry. W. C. Reynolds, blacksmith at end Warner’s “ Their l'ilgrimage.” Our na, having gone 00 the year lief re. boxes. English doctor trealed me with a gal driver told us that five hundred per* Wm. Percival and wife, of Mon a package for S. T. Walraven. of steel bridge, will shoe your horse for The records show that Wm. Conn i ’ s vanic battery at Rockaway, Morris Co., The families of 8. P. Kimball and F. mouth, have gone to visit Ed. Ford at #1.75 and sets tires for #3. Polk coun sons had visited the cave the previous wife, Theodosia, left linn in 185#, 1 nd Bill Chambers, a rather noted hack- N. Y. I have tried many doctors. Olympia, Lailies, if you wish neat fitting habili day, and I do not doubt it for it seem A. Stiles, Mrs. Carrie Ellis and Georg' man of Salem, lias secured a position None of them did me any permanent ments made up by a superior misliste ty farmers should make a note of those ed to ma that we saw at least that that Rachel, wife of John Syren, w ut facts. , Conkey have been taking in the berry Tom Whatford and Lee Stmieare in the custom house at Portland. good. 1 used all kinds of liniments I in the very latest styles, patronize Mrs. many suits hanging in the sun to dry. two years earlier M e l i n d a Orcli* I’s patch. erecting a house for hops just down could hear of hut without avail. Kiiusey, over Boydston’s store. The next place visited was Horseshoe funeral was preached iu 1884 ami t at- Most of the recent bank failures u- Right now and always is the time to 'he Rickreall. Painless removal or filling of teeth fall. This is much larger and far more of W. J. Andrews two years after. “ Alsiut two years ago I was taken have been caused more by a lack of drew Davidson, whose home was n ar by Dr. C'ontris in the Gray block. drive steadily at your business. By so beautiful than either of the American The five Salem banks have entered public confidence than anything else. much worse and my doctor said I had If you want a first class meal or good doing you are sure to come out ahead into an agreement to hereafter open at falls. The mist fell upon us almost Ballston for forty years, breathed . 11* locomotor ataxia of the spine,and that Prof. R F. Robinson and family, of ttie chances were against me After bed while transacting business in town, last nine years back and Rplert Q n- of slow goers. 10 and close at three. H-irritt A Mclntire handle only- like rain, and sa the sun was shining ner has been dead thirty year*, i ea East Portland, are up spending part treating me for a time, lie finally gave go to the Commercial hotel. brightly we saw a brilliant rainbow. choice groceries and their prices are al George Brey and Marsh Merwin are Mi«s Cora Snell is up from Astoria of their vacation at the Hallock mill. me up and said he had done all he Franklin’s death occurred in 1870 : id ways as low as any in town. They While we stood admiring the scene, that of his son, Charles, four years fr connected with M. B. Hendrick in run visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. P. Conno- Now while business in other lines is could for me. the little Maid of the Mist ascended To cure nervousness your nerves take all sorts of produce in exchange. ning the 8ulem warehouse at the com wav at Inde|snideuce. “ The cords of my limbs were drawn comparatively dull is just the time for Location, opposite postoffice. the river almost to the very base of the ier, while Sarah, wife of S. T. Rig 9 , must be fed by pure blood. Hood’s mercial center.. fall. She rolled and tossed so with the died in 1873. Sarah, wife of O. • Is- Mrs. Jus. Burnes, of Bridgeport, has Sarsaparilla makes pure blood. Take tight us the cords on a kettle drum, you to go and have your photograph Karl’s Clover Root, the new blood lieen enjoying a visit iron her mother, it now. surging water that we decided we born, has been among the dead cr and I had such cramps in my limbs taken by that celebrated artist, H. L. AU kinds of oonfectionery at Strong’s would forego the pleasure of a ride on thirty-two years and Mary, wife of puritier, gives freshness and clearness Mrs. James, of Portland Miser, over Wilson's drug store. that I suffered terrible pain. My feet Dr. Mason has gone to the world’s restaurant where you can get as good her deck. A fellow tourist recklessly Wm. Cox, nearly as long. Clarit st, to the complexion and cures constipa were eold all the time. I had to use E. W. Cooper and J E. Kirkland fair. Arthur Vassal 1 is enroute back to a meal as ever went dowu anybody's climbed over the railing and fished up wife of S. C. Foeter, died in 1879. a id tion. 25c, 50c and $1. a hot water bag and healed bricks to Lawton A Spangle are unexcelled as have gone with their wives to the med' «id England, and old Mr. Hester has mv feet, but even then I could not get artists when it comes to doing any throat. They run a first class bakery some shells from the side of the falls, Mary, wife of J. W. Bones, in 1887. J. S. Craven, of Independence, had ¡cal springs in the Cascade foothills. tone back east. -----------w » — any relief giving each of us ladies one. Mine is something growing in his nose tliai HArne 11 »m i S a d d lin ’. thing in the tousorial line. Dr. Luther, of Peedee. has lost a #5 not pretty, but I prefer it to a souvenir Miss Anna Hannum, of Lewisville, “ Finally I heard of I)r. Williams’ Cherrington’s art gallery has no T. 8 . Coffey at Perrydale keeps n o was very disagreeable ami its removal gold breastpin with his initials N. R. is bach from a visit to her sister, Mrs. Pink Pills'for Pale People, and I com spoon. Leaving the falls, we drove to superior in the state. Their motto is hand good eastern stock or will ma s gave hint a narrow escape with life. When you wish au extra good job of to turn outonly first class work and as the Three Sister islands, still lurther to order anything you want in t h e * Nellie Turner, at Ashland, Wisconsin. L. on it. Will the finder please leave menced taking them on Feb 5t.h, 1893. W. H. Kimball has built a flex* t here or with him. I found in three days time that the blucksmithiiig done, be sure and pat cheaply as it is possible to do such up the river. The river dashes and lines. Be sure to see his goods an# Prof. J. P. Powell, the tonic sol fa home in the southwest part of town cords ih my legs began to ‘ let up,’ my ronise those indefatigable workers, the work. What more oould you ask foams around these tiny spots of green, learn his prices before buying el- > The Dallas tinners have orders for singing master, expects to spend the and that new barn of Will. Millet's is feet began to get warm, I began to eat Wagner brothers, who are located on Give them a trial. forming many beautiful cascades some where. 200 per cent improvement on the old next year professionally in California. learly 1,000 feet of twelve inch pipe and sleep well, and ill nne month I had the east side of Main street. of which are quite large, but just a f r hop houses, and will be kept busy 1 one. W o o d la b o k s n i s fo r P a p ers. Mrs J. D. Lee and daughter, I»>r- with such work for some time to come. gained six pounds. Tiie numbness in short distance above it flows so calmly Keeler’s feed yard and sheds for my limbs began to leave me loo, and We will send the I temize « and t’«S Captain Sweenev, U .8. A., San Die ene, of East Portland, have been so There is not a more complete and horses and wagons at end of steel and quietly aloug that one would al Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re- to-day I feel like a new man, and can varied stock of hardware carried by any most be led to think that nothing San Francisco Call, an excellent eig 4 go, Cal., says: “ Shiloh’s Catarrh Rum journing at Hood River for the latter’s newer is unquestionably the best pre not say too much in praise of Dr. VVil firm in the county than that kept con bridge should tie patronized by all oould ever disturb its tranquility. Af page paper, a year for a cord of fir <jr edy is the first medicine I have ever health. Polkilea who visit the city, the cost lin servative of ilie IMkir. It is also cura liams’ Pink Pills. 1 am able to walk stantly on hand hy Fanil A Co. ill their ter completing the circuit, of Goat is grub oak wood. If your neighbor la found that would do me any good." An Independence hop man adver tive of dandruff, teller and all scalp af and do some work, a n ! all this is after mammoth and conveniently arranged ing only a triile. land, our driver toqk us down to sus not taking the I t em izes , refer him I d Price 50 cents. rises for 150 pickers. Nearly every fee lions. pension bridge where We stopped at the this proposition. using only niue boxes of Pink Pills. I new brick store room two doors south H. L. Miser, Walter Butler, Leonard body will lie thus engaged during Sep ted so grateful for my recovery that 1 of the intersection of Mill and Main Kuerton’s Salem made laundry soap museum, but did not remain long. We tember. Grain sacks are scarcer than usual C h ea p est la th e W e rM . McBee and Oscar Huyter are out be- this season and those who delay may am glad to let the public know what streets. Aything of tin or sheet iron is as much used in and around tiie took an elevator and descended to youd Grand Ronde ready to slay and Many persons have lor years be ■» One of the inconsistencies of life is have difficulty in getting them. The these pills have done for me.” city as all other brands combined, for Whirlpool rapids. These rapids as can be made there. eat everything they can find on the for a minister to use tobacco all the In order to emphasize his story, Mr. it is aa good os any of them and a home seen from the top of the river bank ap wishing they could afford to take ho a# present price is 7 cents for new sacks land or in the sea. week and on Sunday warn his congre and 6 for old. industry. pear quite insignificant, but, when one of the great illustrated magazine^ Strunlu made the following affidavit: Now is just the time to select your viewed from a lower level, the waves and now we have one witlijn the re* ok Sworn and subscribed before me this At The Dalles last week a spunky gation to shun all manner of evil prac furniture that you expect to make your Work, work, continuous lyork is the thirteenth day of April, A. D. 1893. look as if they ran at least ten feet high. of all. We have effected a coin bra*- young lady, horsewhipped O. D. Tay rices. These 1« times when most people We saw the place where Captain Webh tion by which both the I tbmizer uad better half a present of afttr you have price of success in any direction. Ev I ha Cons, Justice of the Peace. lor, a rascally real estate agent, wiio Work on the Cascade locks is going ery able bodied man, woman, boy ami must buy thing.: cheap as paissible. realized a fair price for your wheat. took his well known swim, and were the-Cosmopolitan can be had a y o a t Justice C obs evidenced his interest was trying to defraud one of her friends rapidly ahead and the present genera girl ran be and should he constantly and good feeling by the following cer Mr. Chapman lius a large and varied Perhaps the best-place in the city to not surprised that it proved fatal. We for only #3. It is one of the standard as he had many others. tion may yet see boats going from employed at one thing or another. get things at rock bottom figures is the assortment and his prices wall be sure tificate : also saw a laurel such as is used in magazines, on fine paper and as tvelL New York Racket store in the State running the rapids. We crossed the illustrated as any other in exist*moe. Monroe Miller and Green Campbell Portland through them to the upper I hereby certify that all that Mr. to meet your approbation. Columbia. No teacher should practice anything Insurance Mock. have been on a trip by wagon out into old suspension bridge and drove If you desire such a journal order i t that he cannot recommend to ins pu Struble says regarding his rheumatic Douglas county and the Craven ami Hop men, now is the lime to have pils. Did you ever hear a good teach and other troubles I believe to be true through tiie Canadian village of Clifton through us or call and see a saimplt Craven Bros, are still in the lead copy. Dempsey families have been up toward your tickets printed, so that you will Try Hellenbrand’s for a choice din up the river again. Queen Victoria when it comes to selling anything ill er recommend the use of strong drink and correct. Fort Hoskins for blackberries. not be bothered about it when pick or tobacco or the habit of card playing. park which overlooks the falls is one of I k a C o s s , Justice of the Peace. the general merchandise line. Their ner a low cost. George Rowcliffe near Dallas b ig the most beautiful parks I have yet On the farm witli Mr. Struble live courteous and affable clerks. Miss No Cholera is raging in Russia, man« ing time comes. Come this way for about fifty goats for sale at (2.25 each« Almost every boy in the country bis two adult sisters. Miss Annie M. your tickets. seen. Tiie view of the falls from here ra Craven and Lot Shreve, assist to a thousands having succumbed to it. In The clearance sale of Johnson A Son and town loo woitli a snap is urrung other parts of Europe there is more ) or If the liquor traffic were abolished, ing to work in the harvest and hop Struble made tile following statement: great measure in making their store will not last much longer. Their new is much better than that from the NEW TO-DAY. American side— I was forced to confess “ Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale such a popular trading establishment. less of it. American authorities are ■ gambling ilens and other evil resorts stock of clothing will soon be along, fields. Many small boys and their People have done wonderful things for Taking their giaals and prices into they need room for it, and will sell you that even our Columbia could offer doing their best to guard against it would become far less numerous, nor ponies hava engaged to buck straw for mv brother. He was in a helpless coil consideration, you will not be able to a suit of their present stock at your nothing to compare with it. It is would there be half so many men in the coin. The grain has ripened alt at once, so ANTED—TO EXCHANGE KIVE D IC KS FOR. dition when I left him on Jan. 12lli anywhere find a’ more agreeable place own figures. Could you ask'them for needless for me to attempt to describe our jails and prisons. spring chickens. Enquire here. that it will keep farmers on the jump the scene, for it is utterly beyond my W. D. Gilliam is building a hop last, and when I returned oil March to do your shopping. auytliiug better than exactly what the Never before was so much hay being to reap it in due time. T. M. Boyd on power. We returned by way of the house out on the old home place and 25th, I found him cured. The most goods cost them. the Brown place is running his binder baled in this county and the amount of one is being built by Muscott A Car remarkable tiling about the case,” she HEREBY WARN THE PUBLIC TO NOT TRU8 #? new suspension bridge. One of our any of iny children on my account. Oxford ties at cost at Gaynor’s. An day and night to get away with his straw haled will be in proportion. Far penter for George Rowcliffe down near continued, "is the curing of his lame party remarked that she could have J- B. LEAS LA. extra large assortment from which to mers are learning that it pays to be 200 acres. Now is the time to spray your hops told, with lie eyes shut, the moment the railroad track on the old Jas. Har ness. Of course I wanted to know all select. well provided with stock feed. and fruit trees and Dugan Bros, have we were under tiie stars and stripes about the causes of such a wonderful ris place. G. M. Hyland, of the Holton House, e d u c t io n i n b l a c k s m i t h i n o ; h e r e a f - everything you will need in doing it. again, fhr the very atmosphere seemed horzM ter »» J m . P. 1 Starr, change, and I learned from him and Falls City, will Ex-sheriff Ira Smith and family are Portland, is spending the summer ar rr' of near Fail On Tuesday the Weaver A Riggs my sister and others, that during my homm »* ----*■ ---- " Will I win ___ Be sure to drop in and see them about purer. I think, however, that iu this 1 tires for sojourning on 'he seashore at Newport Ike Lynch knocks them all out when with Sam Case at the Ocean House, engine mashed through the bridge in absence he had been using the Pink it. instance she allowed her patriotism to it comes to shoeing horses artistically and W. 1). Fenton and wife, of Port Newport. He was in town Wednes the Guthrie lane. There is a law say Pills, anil that his recovery was attri bias her judgment. We stopped at or mending broken iron in a neat and day and reports comparatively few vis land, have been visiting her mother, ing that no engine shall err sg such a buted Bolely to them.” lasting manner. Mrs. A. W. Lucas, at Monmouth. itors at the bay this season. Dr. Contris never gives pain in ex- Prospect park where we descended, by L l ’ ï i ^ ïR £ Ah^ Eî!fm^ N^ - A t L THOSE DE structure without first putting down wnv of tiie inclined railway, to the very Miss Mary E. Struble said: "I saw trading or filling teeth. Let us again try to attract' the at plank at least two inches thick for the my brother in all the stages of the dis Preaching at all tiie churches every base of the American falls. One cau 1 wheels to run on. If you want to buy hardware or no tention and get. a thistle cutring move Sunday morning and evening. Meth- get a better idea of the immensity of ease. He began improving as soon as tions cheaper than they can be gotten Sroat A Gile are recognized as the the falls from this point than from any •dist and Christian Sunday schools at on those who are allowing that (lestif- Last Saturday Jas. T. Tyle-, of Ma I lie began taking the Pink Pills. When anywhere else in the city go to Wise erous weed to grow and go to feed close 8ALK Br o*080“ leading grocers of the city because other, though they do not appear so • :45, Presbyterian 12:15’ Baptist and lion county, and Mrs. M. J. Hosford, my sister went away ill January he was man on Mill street. He is now part they keep the greatest variety and best beautiful as when viewed from across M. E. south 3. Prayer meetings Thurs around where they pass every day. of the Eola hills, came to town, inter apparently at death’s door and nobody ing witli binding twine and machinery quality of everything used in the kit the river. Ascending again to the up day evening. The general public wel BARGAIN IN LAND. TEN ACRE TRACT IN- Nelson A Henkle are having 15,000 viewed the county clerk,* procured a seemed to have any hope for him. He oil at less than first cost. rids the corporation ot Dallas, sll lsvsl snd in clien or on the table. come at all these meetings. per regions, we entered our carriage cultivation. feet of draining tile sunk in theij forty matrimonial license, went to the Pres certainly had little cr none for himself, It can be boujht and were driven to our hotel; We did ing to acre fruit tract near Independence, be byterian parsonage and were spliced and he was very despondent ill spite of Thanks to A. K. Wilson for a limb ing thoroughly satisfied that it will by Rev. Geo. Gillespie. all efforts to cheer him. He declared When in town try the Arlington ho-1 Have you ever tried those genuine uinple justice to the supper that eve clinging full of Royal Ann cherries, pay to underdrain almost nny orchard ning, I assure you, and retired early. that he felt het'er as soon as he began tel and rest assured tiiat you will be | pure and fresli candies made ------- by S. L The coming, or 33r i congress will be they being large, handsome and deli The next morning we took the train taking llie Pink Pills, and to one who, thoroughly satisfied. Jones. His ice cold summer bevera reorganized more in sympathy with In a good long ride over the agricul cious. Mr. Wilson has on his Enia like myself, was attending him day by ges are just delicious. Next door to for Buffalo, regretting very much that farm twentyoue acres in fruit, includ tural part of our county the other day the presidential policy than was the day, there could be iio doubt that they we could not remain longer at this o t ic e ih h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t f o r t u p Bush bank. lust congress. Senator Sherman will we noted scarcely a poor crop of grain. O. H. Cobb has at ilia shop down by ing 300 cherry, 1,000 prune, and the purpose of mskins sn a t o m i c ? « , ol 5 t „ , charming resort. N e l l ie C o l l in s . and they alone were the cause of his the covered bridge a good, new, strong too. »h o may offer themeetree u Z i i i . S Vt T' himself vote for a repeal of the silver Most of it is excellent and tl* balance remainder pear and apple trees. I l a l l M R a ilr o a d W a r e h o u s e . teacher, of the echoole of thle c o u n t . L " what they would call a fair crop in oth purchase clause of the monetary law of improvement. Why all other tliiugs home made hack for sale very cheap PLEASAN T h i e l c e m e t e r y . perl.,ter,dent the,oof .111 holdTpubilc . h he had tried lie had abandoned, for He is kept more than busy I am prepared to furnish sacks in T. J. Hayter and W. I. Reynolds are er regions. •t the court bouan ut D r ]!**! b~fr&lTlTÏ^L7tr“ V*******‘ which he was the father. repairing ftny quantity desired, to store grain and they had failed to dn him the slightest vehicles of all kinds. This burial ground is situated near WtdnnmlRy.Autfu* g. lS W ’ o Ï Ï £ i 2 i f f back from seeing the ictas at the Recently while J. C. Fletcher and The planking of the west side ap ■oil. Wiiat else could have put him ' do a general warehouse business. the church of tiie same name in the worlds fair and their kinfolks and wife, of McCoy, were crossing a Mill proach to the steel bridge lias worn so n his feet again! We don’t wonder R. H. C hapin . Conner and Hyron settlement south RE AL ESTATE TRAN SFERS. friends beyond the Rockies. The lat creek bridge, their buggy horse scared thin as to be really dangerous. In at his enthusiasm for the Pink Pills. west of Ballston. It is about forty pike, for «XMBiMtion. ter said he was wet with sweat night T. O HUTVHIN n ov M ARKET r e p o r t and jumpari off with the vehicle, smash fact half a dozen holes have worn George J. Bowman, the proprietor of E J Buster to J W Allen, lot in years since the first burial and in the and day the whole of the two weeks he ing it and killing itself, but they escap through and any iieavy horse or wagon the American Holel at Branchville, Independence;. . . . ................# 750 I (Corrected weekly hy Felix Noel ] meant me more than 100 bodies have was in Missouri, seldom getting a good ed unhurt, is liable to make others. Mr. Robbins, said: “ All that Mr. Strulde says iu N B Hull to J M Haynes, lots in Wheat, per bushel, 60 cts. been entombed there. The first moh breath of air. of Zena, was crossing the otiierday, his D allas;....................................... 1,100 reference lu the Pink Pills I know to Bran, per ton, #16. ument that attracted our attention in Lindsey Rohhins has shown us a six The recent revival meeting at Buena foot stalk of orciiard grass grown on horses leg slipped through a hole and be true. In fact lie can’t say too much Mary J Beck to J W Allen, lots Shorts, per ton, #20. R recent visit there was that to the in Monmouth; ...................... 1,000 about them for they have undoubtedly Vista was the meet wide spread and the farm of his sog, John, in the foot was badly scratched. Oats, per bushel, 40 cts. memory of Hanniel Htone, who settled Notice of private sale of real property by ftdmiuto- saved his life.” Frank Orchard to Pleasant Or deerly felt religious awakening ever hills northwest of town. Our neigh Flour, per barrel,#3.75. on Mill creek at an early day and died tratrlx. Eight of Morrison’s Imp spravers chard, 25 acres in t 6 s, r 5 w ; 1 known there. About 100 professed boring foothill region is capable of ten have been sold, three of them up in At the Branchville drug store, chief i »TICE 18 HEREBY OIVEN THAT BY VIRTUF* in 1889 aged 75 years. Near it we (Corrected weekly t>y Nice A Caspar] of an order of the county court of the elate of B Stump to Frank Bowers lot conversion and forty five of them at fold improvement. read on a white slab that Job Conner the Puyallup hop region and one ea- h clerk Henry Bcemer, remarked, “ I 1 >reyon for Polk county in the matter of the admin- Potatoes, per hushel, #1 cts. in Suver; . . . . . . . .......... have no doubt that Dr. Williams’ Pink once took membership with the Meth 150 came to the country in 1847. married istration of the estate of T. G. Richmond, deceased, to Harris A Walling, of Lincoln, Butter, per pound, 15 @ 20cts. Elder Hacel has added about forty mede at the July term, 1898, o f said court« so .„.o odist church. If thev all stick up to Polly Ann Riggs iu 1353, and passed duly Campbell A Lamson, of Willamina, J Pills have cured Mr. Struble.” Joseph S R Jessup to John Henson, , lots thorising and directing the private sale by the no Lard, per pound, 16 @20 cts. in Monmouth;.......................... 600 their promises, it will be tiie grandest to the membership of the Christian T. Auer, of Grand Ronde, Wesley Mor H. McDonald, the proprietor of the away in 1887, site having preceded ministmtrix of the following described reel property Bacon, sides, per pound, 16$ cts. to said estate, to-wit: Lot No. 1 in MOuic good thing that community ever ex churches at Perrvdule and Betiiel since rison, of Whiteson. and Henry Clif General store of iiranchville, and Post L H Mimtuy ue to Geo Armstrong, him sixteen years. Mrs. Hannah 3 belonging of the Isas«' Levons addition to the town of Dallas Hams, per pound, 18} @20 cts. January. Mrs. E. C. Keyl superin land in l 9 a, r 5 w;. . . . master Knox, expressed themselves in 100 perienced. < Dykstra went over tiie river iu 1876 county of Polk and state of Oregon Also the fol ford, of Dallas. They have no more Shoulders, per pound, 12^ cts. tends their Sunday school at Perrydale Nancy Daggett to Geo W Clag- __ lowing tract, being a portion of sections Noe. SB, S7 and her husband, L. J. Dykstra, fol H on hand and will not build any igore similar terms. # end S6, t 8 a, of r 6 w, of th« Willamette mertdtau« Eggs, per dozen, 15 cts In driving to Salem the other day and Miss Ethel Kelly that at Bethel. gelt, lots in Independence; Pink Pills for many years previous 1 lowed on in 1884. Mr*. Harali McCain claim No. 63, Not. No. *,288. and described as begin this season. Chickens, per dozen, #4@6. we noticed that W. G Nesmith has ning at a pulut which is 14 30 chains north and Sl.it> to their general manufacture were used Frank Orchard to Silas Orchard, passed away in 1875 and the next year chains Congress will be in session next west of the southeast corner of the southern* Dried fruits, per pound, 10@20 cts. put an excellent patent gate to lead Several rimes over we have spoken 100 acres in t 6 s, r 5 w ; ........ as a prescription. At first they were 850 her husbank, Jas. McCain, went to he week and the inteieeted attention of | of section 26; thence west 06.40 chains; thence Beets, |>er pound, 2 cents. from the road into his barn lot, that chains; thence east 66.13 with her. Their daughter, Agnes, wife •nuthiS.lH -W chains; cumins; thence enei the whole nation will be centered of the merits of the Waterhouse eher cliiefiy prescribed for impure blood and Asa Wyman to Alina Wyman, 32 north 43.78 chains to the place of ‘ Turnips, per pound, 2 cts. Johu Vernon put an extension to his of it from Hearsay, hearsay. general weakness. acres in t 7 s, r 3 w ; ..... all ....... I. was . 1» iroin weasness. Now mow they thev are found l! of Jonathan Stoiifl'er, left this earth in Uining 286 acres. That 1. » . J. there. The main question before rv, hut Cabbage, per pound, 2 c. barn, that Tommie Brunk’s new barn tratrix of said sr* Belinda G Chase to Fred Hurst, Now we tain hear positive testimony to be a neverfailing specific for such Will from and after the Nth 1861. Among the very earliest set day of August, 1 them will be the means of relieving Onions, per pound, 4 cts. is tiie luscio'i. fmli #.f ii... ■« ..._ . ■ on the hill southeast of the old one ff« st privst. ssls ths i t » , . Lincoln mills property ; ........ 1,500 tler* on Mill creek Were Elias Buell deecribed oremleee ’ O Tenne the financial depression throughout that it the most ¡useioM» fruit of 'he diseases as locomotor ataxia, partial oV ia le Beans, per pound, 5 cents. looks well, that a new coat of paint the land. kind that ever passed between our lips paralysis, St. Vitus dance, sciatica, Christian Neubold to Emily Pat down, onenslf on o n . y o u -, time .Mured ami his wife, Sarah. He departed this setf.' on premiane. Corn meal, per pound, 3$ cts. was being put on '.he dwelling of Jan. l)r. Waterhouse gent us a good sized neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous head ton, lots iu Dallas;................. 8. j. RICHMOND* 160 life twenty-two years ago and she four Buckwheat flour, per pound, 5 cts. Administratrix. John Auer, of Grand Ronde, this box of them and we devoured alt of ache, the after effect of la grippe, pal Pleasant Orchard to Cornelius P Fawk, and that Alex. McNarv is build teen years later. It is a dozen years Graham flour, jier barrel, #4. ing a new hop house between his sta week bought of Tommie Morrison a them except what our cook pre-empt pitation of the heart, pale and sallow Unrut. 218 acres in 16 s, r 6 w ; 3,136 since J. M. Chandler was laid to rest Hay, per ton, #6 @(10. Dallas invented and Dallas made bop ed to can and preserve. ble and the rickreall. complexions, and all diseases of tiie Clias W DeJean to Generva Howe, at Pleasant Hill and three years ago sprayer to keep the bugs off of his lot in Dallas;........................... bhsiJ, such as scrofula, chronic erysipe 1 his wife. Nancy, was laid bv his side. T ekkk H ai t e , Ind., Dec. 4, 1891 0 80 0 S tew ard A Prineville paper says: "Last Sun fourteen acres of vines. He says that las, etc. Elisha Bedwell to Trustees Mt M r . L i c H T Y , Des Moines, Iowa day B. F. Nichols attempted to vio , but few have shown their hexds and lor any trace of Antipyrine, Morphine, John Wallace died just thirty years V O T I C I W HEREBY OIVEN, THAT RV viw rare Zion church, land in Mon They are also a specific for troubles Enclosed find 25 cnits for whicl late the gun law—at least he went he proposes to knock them all cold, Chloral, or any other injurious com ago and Ben llashrook ten years later. mou th ; ...................................... 175 pound in Krause’s Headache Capsules. Nathan Conner’s wife was Miss Eliza please send me one box of Krause’s peauliar to females, such as suppres down the river with a shotgun. Un- •nd du!y «nUrod ut neon ! M th . J u i, tè n n '^ -b .U S ’ United States to Win Parker, 160 Sheridan Sun says: 25 cts. For »ale by J. D. Belt, sole beth Buell, who now lives at Ballston. ¡ m . in t b . m .ttsr of th . ..Iniinistratiitn of u!” " * ' cle Frank helped to fix up the game, The ------------ -------------— ■ Laat Tues Headache Capsules. I have used some sions, irregularities, and all forms of acres in t 8 s, r 7 w ; ............ He lias lieen dead for five years. Head 1 s t . of P Holinsn, ’I c - m h 'I. direi-ting thslf ìb t S ,' agent. law at the last session of the legisla- day. according to the Indian custom, which I bought in Chicago, hut can weakness. They build up the blood lowlnx drarrilssl pramisra tel.m rln . »‘ ¿ ih W S Chapman to Wm E Multho- stones relate the fact that in 1867 Cha» I» raid hy ih . nml.ralsssd sdniim rirat.llrf ture and ought to set a good example the friends of Old Elkins, a Yamhill not get them in this place. I found and restore the glow of health to pale lan, lots in Dallas;.................. V IS IT IN O N IA G A R A . 50 Howard and Catherine, wife of Jas. B. to other nimroda.” From the same Indian on the Grand Ronde reserva- them quite lieneficial. Please send a* and sallow cheeks In men they effect a radical cure in all cases arising from S Sliedd to J W Dawson, lots in Graves were numbered with the dead. paper we copy: “ Dr. T. V B Einbree rim, purchased his funeral outfit. El soon as possible. Yours truly, ^ n U iom land claim , * a ■ ■ Our party consisted of four: Miss F. Msriok Monmouth; ............................. mental worry, overwork, or excesses of 100 w f" ’ N<>- ***>. and of Solomon Georg)' Fairgrieve, who once lived at L iz z ie M . P l a n e t t . and family, of Harney City, passed kins w*® not yet de.id when his shroud Neusbickle, a normal student; Miss and wife a donation land claim N o L N O Unite»! States to John Eates, 160 whatever natiue. Pink Pills are gold Ellendale ami then for so many years more particularly deocritied a through town this week enroute for w** fa d e , but it was thought tie was j For sale by J. D. Be t, sole agent. Hhankel, a classmate ; Mrs. Lemon, a acres in t 9 s, r 6 w ;. . . in boxes (never in loose form, by the lorthwevt corner of said donation lan iclm i!? vU i * Dallas, Polk county, where his family dying. He is supposed to he 113 year* 1 sister of Mis. Hhankel ami chaperon of near Ballston, died thri-e years ago, ■*•0. which » |fro chain. w,uUl dozen or hundred, and the public is McMinn Dodson heirs to Sarah and it i* two year* since Lydia, wife of « I will remain for the purpose of obtain- of age. The Indians assert that be is | P sB D oyer's O p in io n o f S t i r s ,. "Ootion No. IQ. I » . of , s “ o party and myself. Arriving at Niagara Dodson, donation of claim of Wlllametts draridtan. mnnln* t h i s . ing better educational advantages. The the oldest Indian in Oregon, and if he ! “ The I ie o p le of Oregon favor the re cautioned against numerous imitations City, we went at once to a hotel near I. P. Mayes, went to the tomb. John chalna, thence south m 74 chain* thenrT I S a . _________. . ____ i . , — ------ . - a h i ---------- t __ . ...I McMinn Dodson and wife; sold in this sha|a-,) at 50cents a box or 1 L. Hamlin died in 1870, Jas. R. Miller doctor say. S T - I p ^ o f* '" 7 the depot, engaged rooms, disposed of rfnnlmr and containing 100 aerea. P1*®* of aa- , six boxes for #2.50, and may be hail of our baggage, then started out to see in 1887 and Sarah, wife of Robert Me That st said time the court further o ^ ^ ~ ‘ ** " hi*e ">“ » - the | .real, silver . . . _______ Silver, “ all druggists or direct by mail from Dr. M ONM OUTH . ls one, in 1890. Hhe was a Buell and I which is, equally with gold, a i»cng « Id traot of ls„d hs ¿Jd ° the sights. We found the streets lined ‘•tratrix st private i ' nizeil money metal of the constitution, Williams' Medicine Company, Sche on both sides with conveyance* for the they lire»! at the head of Gooseneck Harvest is in full blast. One third cash in for many years. He now resides at •me th in in two years f j should be treated the same as gold, by nectady, N. V., or Brockvdle. Ont. accommodation of tourists,consequent ---------------- WWW------------------ note and mortgage on a . , premise* Sheridan. Mary, daughter of T. H. Monday was the hottest day of the j having like privileges of coinage and ly did not have to walk far before find G ran d R a n d « A r r a s » season ht re—mercury 100 in the shade, ing a carriage to suit ut. We first Heuiiriek passed on in 1888 and J. B. by virtue of the premises foratiti l I t ___ | by being made a full legal ’.end. r. The From the annual report of Indian | power to coin money was conferred up- W. J. Mulkey has sold his interest drove to Bath Island, passing the Hyron ths same year. Twenty four Hatnnlav. the 26th flay of August. A D IMS M fsrafrìi.*** m >t j —m il i t i . " | on congress, and that power carried Agent Ifrmson for the term ending in the grocery business to his partner, American rapids en route, which latter, years have gone since the death of Es* | with it an imperative obligation to 1892, we glean the following statistics: Mr. Hale. o f ths « s f r i s s i F . I by the way, reminded me of the cas tella, daughter of J. T. Simpson, who In 1893 tliere were on the Grand Ronde is now postmaster at Sheridan. His coin both gold and silver on equal M in Ora More head has gone on a cades of the Columbia, though on a falier came to Oregon in 1846, was In termn and to make both fall legal ten Agenay 113 males over 13 years of age ; 137 females over 13 years of age; 42 visit to friends in Missouri and to take much smaller scale. Prom Bath is dian agent at the HileU reservation for der money. The states would never land we drove to Luna Island where in the Cbuutgo fair. male and 34 female children of school j h a v e surrendered to fongie«s the In __________ „ we alighted and bail our first view of eight years, ha* represented Benton» ge. In 1892 there were raised by Lbs E. Austin* and wife made a trip to the American falls. I confess I was Clackamas and Polk counties in the ; portanl prerogative of coining monei i Indians. 4,130 biialieli ’ ‘ of wheat and the he%rh at Newport and Ira Smith legislature and was surveyor general 1 if they had ever sup|ss«-d that it would | 14,092 bushels of o*ta. rather disappointed at the first sight, On the school and family are now there. of the state from 1872 to 1876. He __ __ _ _ _ but the longer I gszed at them the have pursued the policy of the last I (arm in 1885 there were raised 510 now lives in Alabama. It is almost a oissM«Mair sad frees, twenty years. Oregon is almost a unit l.ushel« of wheat and 817 bushels of J. W. Gibson has gone to Portland mors grand and beautiful they appear decade mice Evaline Carlisle’s death | '!• '¡¡¡"* in favor of a return to the policy of oats. Potatoes, 900 bushels; turnips, on bumneee and William Tercival and ed. Standing on Prospect Point, we o w d e r our fathers, which coined both gold J00 bushels; onions, 80 bushels; beans wife have gone on a visit to Puget could catch occasional glimpses through ami C. W. Harris has been rtea»l thirty 11. * a>Ues west n . awly r u n Cream a f Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia; No Alum. the mist of the crasy little wooden 1 shl years. M.iry Yoeonr has been , 2 5 K M !f5 frS and silver snd made both » full legal ( 4.1 bushels; hay 500 tons.— Sheridan Hound. tender." m üm bridge which leads to the Cave of the dead since 1864 and Reulien Gant’s uLnasi.ss i»a«b««s es I Hun. f y .1 *“ Rev. Stengie, lata of Minnesota, baa Winds, which is,you know, just behind wde, Nancy, died a year later. Miner- va, wife of J. L. Gulley, paaeed over in | m m ». ST ABSOLUTELY PURE W I R A leachers’ Examination. N s SraSttìsS Administratrix' Private Sale. N Administratrix’ Sale. us s s r s s r °* "" w",,n‘ 0-PRICE’S C 4 m Milli—■ ef Hr— —«O Yeti» S fritfâ i