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LOCAL and general D A LL A * B ID * FO R B U S IN IS *. l ncia Bill Brown ha* been away at Thanks to Mrs. Dr. Dodson for some I Father Fierena, the pioneer priest of Harritt A Mcfntir# make it their j Eugei flue plum*. rortlftiKl, (lied tlii* week. Highest of all in Leavenirg Power.— Latest U. S. Gov’t ] John E. Smith will guarautee to do | business to always keep a little ahead ' Mason. dentist, over the bank, Main f'r. Hay ter, dentist, over Wilson’s We will take either wheat or oats on j Pay your debts first, then do the your blacksmithing in a satisfactory of H»e procession as grocery men. If drug store, Dallas. manner. " | ther® is anything new and desirable in ! «treat, Dallae. subscription. beat you can with what is left. I the market they are sure to have it. Ben Haabronk, of Red Prairie, wax The Methodist annual conference i While sawing wood Herbert Elliott , Mrs. J. J. Wiaemau has gone on a n»w in scssiou at Albany. in town Sunday. had one of his lingers bad.y lacerated. visit to her old M>chigau home. O. H. Cobb does all manner of wagon The guests of Btrong’s restaurant (food clean cheat, for need, for «ale Sam Yocum has moved from Sheri work and repairing on short notice say they do uot understand how so I he indications are that just now i Do not expect your fruit trees or not the best time to sell your wheat. by M. L. Bobbin«. shrubbery to flourish without atten dan to run a meat market at BallsUm. aud in a workmanlike way. lie will good meals can be set for two bits. The sell you a home made hack very cheap. proprietors reply that their very large Note« and mortgage* bought by Mr«. I). E. Gilman, and Miss Jean tion. Both grain sacks aud money arc so patronage enables them to do it. A. L. Shrove, the electric light man, scarce that it take* the coin to procure Abel Uglow, of Dalla*. " “ “’t »t the Yaquina bay seuside. It keepe W. C. Brown, hia son Alon has moved into the Euoch Cooper them. Hop tickets and warehouse receipts house E. C. Merrill ha* eighty acre» of hop« so and two clerks busy wailing on their ■ Polk county people will consult their Lee Rowell and family and Ella numerous customers frOm all over the can be had at this office on short no aero«« the river from Independence. tice Fur the past month about fifty car Pettyjohn, of Grand Ronde, have been county. They have a large supply of own iuierests by patronising the above Lee Wann, of Balluton, threshed all aorta of things needed in any home, named firms. I) you want to pick hops make an load, a day of fruit lias been sent east coasting. about 5.000 bushel« of wheat and oat>. from California. and, by the use of printers ink. let the T H R E S H I N G C R E W O P G . W . M Y E R A CXI. Cass Gibson is erecting a nice, new engagement now, before the crews arc Krause'« Headache Capsules—War all full. T H . E I.L 1Q IT M A C H IN E V IS I T E D . ( H<mry Bn>Wn ^ F n o í Habbun¡ There are now several vacant dwell home iu front of his old residence south people know it, and that they part We found them deligintly battling ranted. For sale by J. D. Belt, sole with their goods at rock bottom cash ings in Dallas, but they will all be oc of Dixie. Tuesday afterneon we trotted out to 'e*ve d»y for a ten days outing over Prosecuting attorney Jas. M.Cain, with the 200 acre wheat crop of John figures. agent. Frank Butler and hit son, Arthur, has lieen over at his Tillamook ranch cupied a month lienee. Archibald on the Richmond place. It see what they were doing in E. P. in Tillamook. They will try to* keep J. E. Bond and H. M. Davidson are putting up hay. out of the way of bears and will aim to Some Washington hop raisers have from beyond Bridgeport were in town was expected to realize 5,000 bushels Gwiun's big wheat field. Herbert Ell running the Monmouth ware house Those Oxford ties at Gaynot’s store and he also had 70 acres of oats to iott as cbeif with Ralph Buinmerville catch just enough fish to subsist oil Tuesday. contracted at 20 cents and others have Any one having land to rent can are dirt cheap and very pleasant to thresh. They had already turned out as assistant engineer was buring old thi* «easen. H a n « Pmwmr T h r w U s s , The saloon going habit will greatly wear. hud a renter in short order by putting refused an offer of that amouut. 800 bushels of wheat and 100 of oats rails and making the machinery fly Keep pecking away, keep moving a notice in this paper. The machine belonging to Guthrie, Dan Syron is sixty-one years old and check if not destroy the prosperity of right along. At the cook wagon we for G orge Myer. The 110 acres of aloug and you will overcome all obsta Teats A Rehwalt was threshing for Henry Hill, of Independence, will never tasted ice cream until last week. sny man. From the low price at which Wise Frank Myer produced 3,301'and the 100 found Mrs. Geo. Muscott and Mrs. Ca cle* and get there. Hon. J. J. Daly is attending circuit man sells hardware you might conclude acres of Jeff Sla';le 2,350 bushels of hill preparing a big supper for about George Cobb in the Levans field near t.inld a fine new house rome distance He had uo idea it was so delicious. the other day. They furnish the We have for sale a dozen barrels south of his preseni home. The more we look at Davo Riley’s court at Tillamook. His son Floyd that he stole the goods. Not so, but wheat. They were to next thresh in th rty huge appetites. We did not take town machine, the power of ten horse# and suitable for hop pickers, price 10 cents went along. their word as to the quality of the new bouse the handsomer it appears. this order, for Mr. Raddicap 200 acres, he bought them at such a bargain that Fvery line of the five columns of four men, tlie hands needed being fur or three for a quarter. J. W. Mver 260, Anan Myer 180, Dorr goods, but sampled both cake and nished by the owner of the grain. Frank Emmett who taught at Buena he can afford to do it. reading matter on the first page of this It is being painted by C. 8. Headley. Gibson 375, J. H. Hastings 100, Elias pie and here say that a fellow Their threshing rate is three coots for We have an order from D. C. Baling, issue i* worth your perusal. N. B. Hull and family will take a Vista last year is to be the next school Burgen 100, Bailey Bros 160 and Gus who would grumble at such fare ought of BalUton, for 1,000 hop tickets and trip by wagon down into master at Oak Grove. Lots and lots of farmers dine at the Larson 65. The boss of the crew is to be hung on general principles. That oats and five for wheat. A. W. Testa Unless some one calls soon for the prospecting are ready to fill other order«. Lane county and will be back in time is superintendent of the outfit and Nes We have old papers in bundles of Arlington wbeu in town. pair of shoes found by Jim McCain, of for Jim Myer and though he sever rushes morning fifty pounds of beef had been McDowell stands on the center board hop picking. A good portion of t he wheat crop of Ballston, he will get into them him fifty for two bits. They are very handy the men he gets as much work out of brought into camp, and they consume and cracks the whipover the ten horses Benton Flannery, near Perrydale, pro self. Considerable hop spraying has been to have around the house. Only white help is employed at the them as anybody. Frank Myer pre other things in proportion. We missed that make things go. Thomas Guthrie duced thirty-six bushel* to the acre. in the bound country, but very There is still a daily train between Salem steam laundry, a. d only first sides over the power giving apparatus the familiar face of Miss Addie Elliott, and Joe Roberta do the feeding, John Any stranger on earth, after taking done Mrs. Dr. Poole, of Monmouth, was a trip at this time over Polk county, little of it has been needed in any of Sheridan and Portland and a railroad class work is done. The McCoy, Dal with as much ease as though he hud now Mrs. Fred wagner. Under her ad Wright watches the as»ix filling sacks an.. ixIW I U »11.. las and Iudepeudeiice stages take over lieen horn astraddle a steam engine. ministration last year the boys got Ben McDowell post office has been added. postmaster at Mary Island, Alaska would pronounce it a good agricultural the Oregon yards. fell is an i expert at weaving «wav with 375 piss. As machine feed soiled clothes and return them while There are three feeders, Jesse Martin, while the doctor was stationed there. the needle throug country. From the number who attended the Brough the upper end of Henry Myer and liis sister, Flora as snow. Charlie Frink aud C. L. Barnhart, two ers Jim Mitchell and Jim Cliitty are them. The ' I bands are cut by Charlie third circus in Balcm this summer last Homer, eon of J. K. N. Bell, of Inde Peter Allison, the woolen mill man, Monday it would not stem that times Smith, of 8cio, have been visiting at bard to beat, and the bands were being working at a lime and each cutting his 1’eats and Chester G uthrie' and Joe pendence, was killed by the accidental Willard Wright, his sister Pansy and the home of Postmaster Grant. bands. They shove the straw cut fast enough by Tate Waguer and Guthrie whisks the straw away like a We notice that Mr. Chapman has of own discharge of a gun near there last Fri her husband, Mr. Alcovitch, have gone were so awful dull. Fred Elliott. A golden stream of Reports from most parts of t..e stale late been receiving considerable new through so rapidly that tlie two straw little man. The McKinley brothers to the coast Thanks to Mrs. Warren Dunn for a day. indicate belter crops than were antici new goods in the furniture line, so as bucks, Loring and Willie Frink can wheat was running into two sacks were field pitchers and the bundlea quart sealer of choice wild blackberries. under the watch care of Harry "I'm eo nervous”—before taking Dr. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick, Clift', Ma lie aud her son, Dee, gathered 120 paled, and that times are getting easier to lie prepared for the early fall trade. scarcely keep it out of the way. They Hibbard, as fast as they were were conveyed to the machine by John Hood’s Sarsaparilla. “I’m so well”— mie, Evangeline and Homer and Tay quarts gene ally. The people of this county do not need use four horses, each team half a day filled he passed them over to quick Rehwalt, J. C. McCoy, Ed. Richards above the Hallock mill. at a time. Mr. Unruh attends to the after taking Hoods. Moral—"Be sure lor Dunn, left Tuesday for an outing at Attorney G. A. Smith, of Indepen to go elsewhere for any house furnish sacks which are tilled as fast as two motioned Knights of the ueedle and and Mr. Chamberlain. That machine Dr. Mason is back from an eighteen Neturts bay. to get Hood’«. will thresh quite a number of the small ing article they may need. dence, was among us Wednesday and men can sew and pass them to the pile. twine, George Steingrant and O. L. er crops along near the foot hills while lavs absence duriug which ha took in The residence of Perry Moser at Whatever your business or occupa the World’s Fair and everything on will hereafter be a regular reader of Francis. It is the special duty of J. George Patterson and Delbert Luper the bigger steam power fellows tackle Sheridan was half consumed by fire tion is it will pay you to stick close to the way both going aud coming. this paper. Hop men, do not put off ordering have charge of that department. The T. Campbell to keep the machine in the larger crops out in the valley. last week. The building belong* to P it, aud let others attend to their affairs proper running coder ami of Wm. Mar what you may ne<d in the hardware ten haulers are Frank Hess, Charlie David Vogt, aon of a Manitoba Ger No matter what you want to buy, man as they think best. M. Churchman. living west of town, bad bis leg line, but go straightway to Faull A Black, John Gilliam, Sandy Anderson, tin to see that they are never out of W in d m ills a r e V a ry D s o lia b le , sell, trade or get before the public of broken Co., who either have what you want or Sam Elliott, Toil# Unruh, Bert Hast water. Wesley Elliott rushes around W ednesday by a wagon run S. A. Clarke, of Salem, has just pul Preaching at Bridgeport next Sun Folk county this paper is the best Only those who have used them have and replenishes the grub pile, while will make or older it for you at once. ings, Newt. Harris, Alvin Robinson and bailed a little book on the prune indus day morning and at four in the after medium, because it lias the largest cir ning over it- And all who intend to do any building John Martin, while these are the Percy Hibba-dand Freddie Elliottdrag an idea how convenient and valuable try, and every raiser of that fruit should neen by Rev. G. J. Coleman, of the oulation. Tbe^law now is such that whoever this fall should remember that they piti hers, Harry Starr, Geo. Unruh, away the threshed straw, Out in the they are. The time will come when have a copy of it. Evungelicul church. Take your din half the well arranged farms in the hunt», fishes or otherwise trespasses on (’has. Stump, Chris Huverlin, and Mr. field pitching up bundles were Eplt county The icsidence on the E. P. Gwiun the premises of another without per keep all building supplies. ner and stay all day, also take Gospel be provided with windmills. The Davidson cemetery association Ilyina No. 5. Myers. Anan Myer brings the water Bernhardt, Irwin Pratt Geo. Muscott, From a will farm where Ed. Bell now lives lias been mission is liable to prosecution. conveniently located connect at Monmouth have incorporated with Wm. Buchholz, Wm. Pratt and Bart with four horses and they consume five re-roofed and a granary const rucled Craven’s store is not a cheap Johu you can take the water where Ira Smith, Max Haley and Senator Pork, lard and bacon do, and will that will hold several thousand bushels Mrs. Kuykendall, of Dixie, has lieen place where yon can get shoddy goods tanks of it per day. The crew consists Campliell. These teamsters were kept ing tank wauted, for stock, for household Doughty as trustees. continue to bear a good price. Many of wheat and oats. visiting he: old Grand Roude home for a song, neither is it a high priced of 31 persons and they seldom fail to busy hauling in the shocks of grain ; ever John Middleton, Wm. Garbuth, Isaac use or for irrigation. The writer has Karl's Clover Root, the new blots! farmers say they can make their wheat The J. P. Liuderman estate has been aud Grandma Graves, of Independence, place. They handle all manner of have several stragglers at meals. They Elliott, John Remington, Abe Pratt, in the edge of Dallas a windmill with bring a dollar a bushel in the shape of ray that never before were so many has lieen sojourning with her son Tom purifier, give« freshness and clearness standard merchandise at a reasonable probated, Mrs. Esther J. Liuderman 0. N. Cahill and David Crider. They which he would not part for double its to the complexion and cures constipa hog meat. If wheat remains low why being made administrator, under a at Bethel. margin of profit. Ask their customers men around hunting work. They put had already threshed for Jas. Elliott cost. It is the Steel Star and waa put not feed considerable of it to your through from 2000 to 2500 bushels of tion. 25c, 50c and $1. bond of $5.000. H. D. Slants, B. F. President Apperson of the state fair if they fail to do the fair and square porkers. 2500 bushels of wheat and oats and for up by tke John Poole Company of Smith and I M. Simpson were appoint had a meeting of the state board of thing by everybody. Their store is grain per day. There is no rush, but Henry McKee 870 bushels of oats and Portland. H. B. Plummer A Co. are John Montgomery and better half a steady pull a 1 together. Henry Agriculture iu Salem Wednesday, to immediately in front of the court house. their agents for windmills, pumps and Preaching at all the churches every ed appraisers. Deuiick. wife and daughter have charge 3350 of wheat. Fred Koser had 345 buggies. of Falls City, are multiplying and re Sunday and evening. Meth bushels of outs and 1674 of wheat and Some one lias stolen the pretty red- discuss the advisability of abandoning o t h e cookiug arrangements and set a plenishing the earth at a rapid rate, odist and morning Christian Sunday schools at lish brown bird dog pup of little Bes the state fair this year. If ion have any doubts about Mr. table equal to most hotel-. Arthur Ham Burch 325 of oats and 1790 of twins this week, both boy«. 9 :45, Presbyterian 12:15’ Baptist and sie Bunce. Hie name is Jocko and Governor Pennoyer has received Lynch being a first class blacksmith ■Starr serves in the capacity o’ roust wheat. Of wheat alone Hill McDaniel for sny trace of Antipyrine, Morphine, If you desire a luxuriant growth of M. E. south 3. Prayer meetiugs Thurs site would *iot take a Kingdom for her enough replies from memliers of the just try him once. about. Mrs. I tkm izek was along and had 1946, Jake Burch 1338 and J. B. Chloral, or any other injurious com healthy hair of a natural color, nature’s day evening. The general public wel playmate. Who can give her any tid legislature to satisfy him that the ma got so stuck after the culinary depart Nesmith 3106 bushels. They had al pound in Krause's Headache Capsules. crowning ornament of both sexes, use come at all these meetings. ings about dear Jocko. jority of them are against an extra ses Mrs. Kimsey is the leading dress merit that she bantered the boss to em ready threshed 2,200 bushels for Mr. 25 cts. For sale by J. D. Belt, sole only Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Gwinn. The shipping of such great quanti agent. maker in town, because she has given ploy her as clieif cook next season. Tiie wheat of John White at Oak sion and it will not be held. Renewer. ties of hay to Europs was never known Grove produced 28 bushels to the acre. Henry Staats, of Lewisville, feels such general satisfaction os to win They consume only about fifty eggs a C H A R L I E D E M P S E Y A N D H I S C R E W ' day and four sacks of flour in a week. W. E. Williams, of Airlie, was in before. One vessel left New York re J. W, laamard, oil John Fawk’s place richer than he did a week ago. Then most of the best trade. T. 8. Coffey at Perrydale k e e p e o r We found them wading into the 240 The same cooks were in charge last town Monday getting material for his cently with 1 000 tons of hay for Eu made 29 and Otis Wait, on the farm of he expected about 1,5000 bushels of year and are ready to swear that the acre grain crop of T. M. Boyd, a mile hand good eastern stock or will maks fine residence, and by the way, Dallas rope, and five sailed from Baltimore. ’ass Riggs, made 31 bushels per acre, wheat, but Ike Simpson’s machine As an »rtis*. H. L. Miser stands back boys swallowed 300 pies in a run of east of town, on the Brown place. Mr. to order anything you want in thorn can furnish almost everything needed The effect is already visible in higher 11 of which seems pretty good, but the made his straw shell out 2,200 bushels for no one on the west side south of twenty one days, Dempsey’s brother-iu-law, Napoleon lines. Be sure to see his goods and prices for hay in this country. in that line. boys wanted more. of it. Portland. Go to his gallery, over Wil Dornsife, had the geueral management learn his prices before buying else A gentleman who drew his money Captain Sweeney, U. S. A., San Die Arthur Butler, whose home is south Deputy county clerk Henry Camp son s d ug store when you want good of tlit machine and its work. We lor where. go, Cal., says: ‘‘Shiloh’* Catarrh Rem from the bank and went to the circus, of Falls City and who graduated roni bell has gone to Ballston to properly pictures. M E T H O D I S T C H U R . U H A P P O I N T M E N T S . ------- —«— ---- get the name of the engineer, but he edv is the first medicine I have ever was asked why he squandered his mon the Lacreole academy lias received a adjust the drying arrangements of M IR K K T R E P O R T was furnishing steam enough to make found that would do me any good.” ey in that way when times are hard. lerkship in one of the government de Wann A Balings hop house and will At the fourth quarterly meeting it lively for the feeders, Nelson Chapin [Corrected weekly by Felix Noel.] Shaving, shampooing and hair cut held at Falls City July 1st VVm Ellis He replied that he had no confidence parlmeiils at Washington City. No supervise the curing of their this years Price 50 cents. Wheat, per bushel, 60 cts. ting in first class shape by Lawton A and M. V. Austin were approved as and Wm. Christy, and as band cutter iu the bank, but if he put his money in more worthy young man was ever product. Joe Mulligan had no spare time to Three communications came in last the circus he had some show for it. Bran, per ton, $16. Spangle. Sunday school superintendents and brought up iu this county. swap jack knives. Frank Chapin and week too late for insertion, they all ar Shorts, per ton, $20. The August state schol fund has Miss Nina Kirkpatrick as president of All over the country a atop ha» lieen Frank Goodeil are a 2 :40 team with riving Thursday afternoon, after the Oats, per bushel, 40 cts. ft now seems probable that hop been distributed among the counties. Boydston’s groceries are fresh, of the Epworth league. Jas. Elliott was needle ami thread manipulating the paper had gone to press. Always send put to hiring Chinamen, and white picking will begin generally about the Polk with its 3,577 children will get Flour, per barrel, $3.75. made district and C. \V. Drew record business eud of a grain sack. Roy letters as early in the week as possible^ people are being employed instead. So second Monday in September. White $2,504, but it may be some time before superior quality and cheap as any you ing steward. The Falls City stewards [Corroctad -M k ly by Idas A Cospar] can find. Take your produce there for Kirkpatrick and Muster Bonney made it should be, our own people always The camping seaside resorts have having the preference, provided they piekers should promptly offer their it gets in the bands of the county exchange. for the coining year are B. I. Carey, the threshed straw fly at a lively rate, Potatoes, per bushel, 60 cts. been well patronized this summer, and ill work faithfully at fair wages. One services to the growers that they may school superintendent. Wm. Ell's, Adam Brown, Elsie Mont and Frank Camp kept the water Butter, per pound, 15 @ 20c ts. perhaps many a doctor’s bill saved by reason why many white men can not have no excuse for employing Indians gomery and Eliza McFarlane. For Lard, per pound, 16 @20 cts. Please lend this prper to your neigh Mrs. Gibbons, at the Commercial Dallas, D. P. Htouffer, Robert Howe, tank well filled. The field pitchers are a season of roughing it. An occasional get steady work is their lack of rehahil- or Chinameii. Bacon, sides, per pound, 16} cts. bor who does not take it and ask him John Lewie, Frank Burch and Mike change of the kind is good for almost ty. Many white men are very uncertain to compare its contents with any other hotel, he* pleasant rooms and well G. M. Cobb, Fred Wagner, C. W. Drew, Mulligan, while Fred Camp, Chas. Hams, per pound,18} @20 cts. Jas. Elliott, Josephine Biddle and Mrs. Dornsife, ('rank and Pearl Bonney are everybody. and yon should be very cautious in all paper in the county. We are trying cooked meals. Shoulders, per pound, 12} cts. From a Eugene paper we glean th is: i>ur business transactions. He who to make a paper well worth all that is McAlister were numed' The trustees Eggs, per dozen, 16 cts among the haulers. The important Much straw could be utilized next It is probable that Lane county can Asa hardware dealer, M. Morrison of the Falls City church and parsonage office of roustabout is held by Chas. Chickens, per dozen, $4@6. winter in connection with hay, chop take credit for the first bale of hops would take unjust advantage of the ig ciiargsd for it. The best is always has a gilt edged reputation. His goods are C. M. Travis, J. C. McFarlane, A. Coweu, and liis chief cooks are Mrs. Dried fruits, per pound, 10@20 cts. aud other stock feed. Thrifty farmers picked iu Oregon for the season of 1893. norance, confidence or necessities of bis cheapest. will prove exactly what he claims and M. Bryant, Wm. Ellis and J. R. Moyer, Dempsey and Miss Ruth Mulligan. As Beets, per pound, 2 cents. will not fail to store some of it away, They were grown by Mr. Win. Miller neighbors and friends will tiear very Senator N. L, Butler has replied to liis prices are moderate. while Henry Howe, J. E. Smith, J. close watching. It is a safe rule to Turnips, per pound, 2 cts. they roust the boys out to a five where it can be made useful. There is on his hop yard four miles below town the governor that he is op|sised to the Stouffer, A. W. Fowler. Robert Howe, o’clock breakfast, they send them a Cabbage, per pound, 2 o. no good excuse for poor animals in and were purchased today by the Meek scratch all such from your list. s|iecial session of the legislature, believ O. L. Francis, A. M. Ginn, Jas. Elliott this region. From a Dayton, Washington, paper ing it would do more harm than good. No matter what you may need in and Win. Wells bold the sa> e relation ten o'clock lunch of pie, cake or some Onions, per pound, 4 cts. er agency for 25 cents a pound- The Beans, per pound, 5 cents. thing else good. A c w accompanies we learn that the wife of M. B. Burk the line of blacksmithing, Wagner He believes the best remedy for the The Salem public schools are to open extra price was paid on account of it to the Dallas church projierty The the outfit and furnishes all the needed Corn meal, per pound,3} eta. died there last wet k, aged 79 years. Bros, can do it to your satisfaction. p-esent financial depression to be an the first Monday in October and con being the first bale in the market. committee on missions consists of milk. At the machines previously vis Buckwheat flour, per pound, 5 eta. They came to this coast forty years ago increase of circulating medium, of which tinue for nine months. On account Robert Howe, Jas. Elliott, Mrs. F. H. ited the men sat inside the cook wagon Graham flour, per barrel, $4. and for ten years were residents of A Salem paper says: E. S. Long- O O O D SA L M IS T R A D I N G P O I N T S . matter congress has sole charge. of bite hop picking the Dallas authori Morrison, C. M. Travis and Eleanor and ate along each side. In this case Hay, per ton, $6 @$10. ties will probably find it expedient to acre met with a painful accident last Polk county. Mr. Burk is himself Butler and the church extension com the seats were on the outside, so the More than 50,000 pounds of the new helplessly paralized. For a number of Tuesday while driving on the road near Dugan Bros, keep all kinds of steam mfttee Win. Ellis, B I. Carey, A. W. do likewise. That will be the >econd Buena Vista, He was driving along years she had been keeping house for crop of hops have been contracted here engine extras and everything needed Fowler, W. L. Well* and Henry Howe. boys could face bashful but smiling NEW TQ-DAY. day of October. this week by Mr. Neis, of Eugene, and by hop raisers. There are just now Miss Mulligan as she poured the coffee the road allowing both feet to hang her son, E. R. Burk in Dayton. The Sunday school committee is made and dished up beef, beans and other Wm. Faber, the Albany brewer. Among many needs in both of those lines. The following story is told on a new down before the brake. The wheels up of O. L. Francis, G. M. Cobb, Fred things which would stick to their ribs. R. Carruthers, of Oysterville, Wash those who sold are B. Grant, J. C. Tile o t ic e - o n a n d a f t e r a u g u s t i » t h wg ly appointed postmaster: A stranger puss, d over a stump in the road and Wagner, A. W. Fowler, O. H. Cobh, They were to next set up in the thirty will c I wm our book* and aell m eat strictly for approaches the window and inquires: the brake struck his left leg. breaking ingtou, will start for Chicago in a few bets, Jos. Bartholomew and Messrs, Al ca*h. Ail persons knowing thembelvoa indebted to Isaac Elliott, 1. M. Palmer, Oliver days with a rare commercial outfit. Hellenbrand's soups, meats, vege ford. Tlie price agreed upon is 16 acre grain fitld of Jap Ellis and after u* will please make imm ediate settlem ent, aa we “ Is there any mail here for Mike both bones. The injured man was at Stump and Jas. Elliott for Dallas, and that would move to the 140 acre wheat m int have our money to carry on bualneM with. Howe?” With becoming dignity the tended to by Dr. Boynton, of Buena There is a crabapple swamp near Oys cents. Seven cents was advanced for tables and pies are excellent. Please remember the da.e for we moan businem. C. M. Travis, B. I. Carey, Mrs. Dayton terville, and from its tangled thickets picking —Harrisburg Courier. patch of W. E. Bridwell. new postmaster answered, “There is Vista, and is doing fairly well. 8UAW BROS. Bond, Mrs. Husnu Bryant, Mrs. Htisiin Mr. Carruthers, in the couse of rev« ral no mail here for anybody’s cow." A London telegram of Aug. 22 says Dr. Contris never gives pain in tak- Montgomery and H. If. Starr for Falls years, has cut and polished over 6,990 T ekkk H aute , Ind., Dec. 4,1891. M on m o o tb N o rm a l Hr h o o t. BLACKSMITHING; HKHEAF- Ventura county, California, will this City. Thus. Elliott, Mrs. Lydia Miller, snarled and curious walking canes. the -threatened invasion of Ebhvale, ng out or repairing teeth. M r . L ic h ty , Des Moines, Iowa : » Lit V , « Wales, by an army of 30,(Kk) striking We are in receipt of the eleventh an season produce 2,000 car loads of beans. Mrs. Adkins, Mrs. B. F. Courier and will set Enclosed find 25 a nts for which He expects to find sale for all of them coal miners from Rhondda valley, California supplies nearly all the beans please send me one box of Krause’s in the windy city. Right at the end of the steel bridge Miss Elsie Montgomery constitute the nual catalogue of the Htate normal whose intention is to force non union school. It shows an aggregate atten raised on this coast. Why cannot Headache Capsules. I have used Borne Oregon City Courier: The Oreyou miners to quit work, has not yet oc Polk county |ieople can get their horses tract committee amt A. M. Ginn, Ro dance of 413 during the past year and Oregon, yes Polk county, produce at which I bought in Chicago, but can BARGAIN IN LAND. TEN AC R I TRACT IN- well shod for $1.75 or their tires set for bert Howe, O. H. Cobb ond C. M. Tra City urchins sport in the Willamette aide the corporation of Dallas, all laval r»d curred. Every preparation has been least enough for home consumption. not get them in this place. I found only $3. Nowhere else can they gel vis are to look after temperance inter that there have been 217 graduates. ult i vallon, It can be bought in cheap and picturesque bathing suits. made to receive the strikers by the The next term begins Heptemlier 11 ing to An acre of well cultivated beans would them quite beneficial. Please send as ''S . t W oo « 7 ests. On education we find D, P. lietter or cheaper work done. The small boy l>egs a flour sack front millitary. Htouffer, Mrs. F. H. Morrison, Mrs. Mc and continues to the 20th of next yield a large product. soon as possible. Yours truly, Ins nia, cuts a hole at each aorner of Alister, Mis* Grace Chapin, Mias Ida June. Tlie faculty consists of thirteen The Albany Herald says thau man L izzie M. P lanett . its closed end for hi* legs, cuts two After nine years connection with the Hroat A Gile those enterprising gro members, must of them having been Administratrix' Private Sale. For sale by J. D. Be t, sole agent. other holes near the top for his an. «, ager Mulcahy of the Oregon Pacific cery men will buy all your marketable Bryant and H. H. Htarr, am' the Freed- connected with the school for sevetal 8alem Statesman, most of the time as men* Aid committee sre Jas, Elliott, railroad is now in Ban Francisco and slips in his nude body, legs first and editor and manager. R. J. Hendricks fruit and have all sorts of California vea.s. The first normal graduate was Pendleton E. O.: The chief patrons Notice of private aale of real proparty by admioto- Mrs. Gaynor, Mrs, McDevitt, O. L. announced that the company will productions for sale. has given up his active connection of a circus here are the Indians, whose lies the top of the sack around his it is another Francis, Wm. Ellis and J. C. McKar- May Hawley, of McCoy, ten years ago. tratrix. big steamer on the Ban H O T IC R i s HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY VIRTUE with the paper to accept the superin love of tinsel and gaudy finery is a pre neck. Thus with an Imperial mill put The next year J. B. V. Butler, Millie lane. On the parsonage and furniture of an order of the county court of the state of Francisco-Yaquina run. This will give tendency of the state reform school. He dominant characl eristic, and is satis brand on hit back, be dives into the the »regon for poik county in the m att o ’ the admin Of course you and your boys will committee are the names of Mrs. Doughty, Rachel Loughury, now Mrs. < istration road facilities for handling a much of the estate of T. G. Richmond, deceased has been a successful newspaper man fied by the glitter of the “show.” Be water the people of Portland drink. Hersehner, Lillie Powell, now Mrs. B. duly made at the July term« 1803, o f aaid court, ru want a nice suit of fall clothing and we America Howe, Mrs. E. Emmons, Mrs larger amount of freight and it can and will be apt to prove a success in low ara some interesting statistics fur rising a Hi directing the private sale by the ad« In the county records of forty oue give a more prompt and efficient ser know of no better place to get them J. Biddle, Mrs. Nancy Fowler and Mrs. L. Murphy and Fannie Hairis, now th., miniat*atrix of the following described real property his new calling. nished by a man who kept tally of the ears ago we sec it noted that Hiram vice. than the clothing em|ioriiim of John C. W. Drew. The church records are Mr«. J. B. V. Butler were among the belonging to aaid estate, to-wit: Lot No. t in b loc\ S of the laaa< Levena addition to the town of Bailee A Birmingham, Ala., special says: ,iw ..h procession as it passed a given Evernisn was convicted and sentenced A 8» n. They have been so ling to be looked after by Mr*. McAlister, graduates. county of Po". and state of Oregon Also the fol A Tuesday’s Albany telegram said : son Henry Howe and O. L. Francis while lowing tract, iieing a portion of sections Noe. 26, 27 established and their reliability is so Chas. Wilborn, in jail here for fraud, point on Up|*r Court street, showing for three \ ears as an accessory to the The annual conference of the M E. T h ey D rew S tr a w s. M and 1 8 a, of r 6 w, of the W illamette meridian. has had in operation for more than a the number that came in for todays killing of Hooker by his brother Wil church will convene in this city to well know,i that only new comers need A. W. Fowler, Robert Howe, Mr*. F. claim No. ft3. N ot. No. 2,283, and described as begin John Wheeler, the court stenograph H. Morrison, Ja*. Elliott and C. W. week a small bucket distillery, secreted event: Bucks on horseback, 145, liam, who was hanged for it at the ning at a poiut which to 14 30 chains north and 23.90 be told that it is the best place in the morrow morning at 9 o'clock. This i n" wet* of the southeast com er of the in his cell. He used an oil can for a squaws on horseback 117; I»''»»»*" north side of the present hop yard of evening, exercises were held celebrat cily to get an outfit including every Drew look after the music. Jas. Elliott er, returned from the Harney country chRniui Robert Howe, C W. Drew.O. L. Fran last evening, and will remain in town • rant A Guy. Jas. Sliasgren who liv ing the forty-first anniversary of the sort of underwear. still and a spittoon for a furnace. He wagons, 43; Indian dog* on foot, 83. a 7« ehaliia nth. cis, and Wm. EMis are to e* órnate the ten day*. He report* that an intereai- I 1 noth tabling 28ft a ree. used fat meat lot fuel and converted jjany who see the government ed upon the Boise place was paid $5 io conference in Oregon. Addresses were ing cane is before the authoritiee of x K of II said m i l l N U H , W .11 I n >,,, u a U V T KM 0 ( 1 molassee into rum, and green corn aud wea(her tlp do llol understand dig the murders grave, aud Theodore delivered by Rev. T. F. Royal, Rev. N. 8. L. Jones, adjoining the Bush bank pastors salary ami Henry Howe, J. f. Grant county. Three men concocted a i i tratri day of 1 Aa Au , .je 1 i . t, t . 1 ISM, off.r at p riv a i. » 1 « IS« «bore Urei urMiiiM. Tarma of m l. : onehalf cosh corn bread into whieky. their meaning. A while flag means r: llier w hs given $175 to guard and Doane and Biahop D. A. Goodsell. To has the freshest, purest and best can Campbell and G M Cobb sinounta for I scheme to commit a robliery. They described work Hiram fur the three years, there morrow evening, the anniversary exer dies you can fiud, and his ice cream church claimants. I down, . ..iirh .ll on ora yaar*» timo aerared by mort I drew straws, the one drawing the long Just twenty years ago Wm. Keintoff clear or fair weather, and a blue flag then being no penitentiary. cises of the board of church extension coda is superfine. Try a dimes worth est to atand guard outside the store, cam . here and opened a jeweler, shop rain or enow, while a white and blue f lt l' l M o r r T h r e s h in g . of either. which was near Long Creek ; the one and Dallas has been bis home ever flag indicates loca, rains. A triangu- It is said that a Marshalltown, Iowa will he held. The machine belonging to Pet*r He | drawing the next longest to hold the since. For a long time he was located lar black placed above any of them girl has taken a novel wav of deciding We dropped in at the Derry ware on Mill street, but may now be found foretells warmer weather, and if placed between thiee lovers. She wrote their house the other day and found Andrew No one ever yet made a mistake in bert and Frank Kliever w*., in James gun, while the last one di the robbing. south of the depot. For month, and below, a fall of temperature. A square names on as many eggs, which a faith McDaniel in charge and everything in going to Chem ngtou’s gallery for Boydston’s big grain field on the This happened ten d»y* ago. About a month, he has been experimenting on white Hag with black .quare in the ful hen is now trying to warm into full blast. A dozen or more wagons photographs. For years they have Dolph place last Saturday. They had week ago a woman made a confession a new kind of lime piece, and ho|*s to center says you may ex,wet froat whlo life, and the young m«n whose name were stai ding around wailing their taken the lead in that business and hulled out 1300 bushel* of osta for him that «be received $140 of the amount before lo n g have it perfected and pat- in twenty-four hours. The forecasts is on the egg which hatcher first will | turn to unload. The arrangement# are their circle of patronage la constantly and expected his wheat fi«-ld to reach secured, gome $800 or ¡11,000 and re 3000 bushels The crop of Mr. Kliever turned the money.—Eaet Oregonian. ented. He says it is far more interest- are issued from the weather bureau in secure ihe prixe, heart and hand. I t’s such that two wagons unload at a time. enlarging. panned out 2560 bushel* of wheat and J in« to work at hi. new invention than Portland daily, and are for the twenty a case in which Ihe hen has the IU ' 'St At that warehouse and the one at the I h m p m l l a lis a W o r ld . of oat* 750. Jacob Loewen had 500 of at repairing watches. four hours succeeding then .«sue. serious part of Ihe performance—con Dixie mill from 6,000 to 8000 bushels Contris, the dentist in the Gray wheat and a fourth a* many oat*. | Many |ieraon* have for year* beet sidering the weather This girl cer n r- j0f grain a day are being received, and V . ** “** tainly “has a ben on,” and it nm.v i they can handle 10,000 bushels a day. block is noted for painlees extraction of They were yet to thresh for Abe Vogt wishing tliey could effort! to take aom< **“'• “ 100 acre* of wheat, snd for Frank Fr,e- one of the great illustrated msgazinea, ¡Jiiwd» la aw of. ’ _ ___ __ truly be said that the man who win» I The two ware houses have a capacity teeth. sen 70 of wheat and 35 of oata. Mr. nnd now we have one within the read' will be henpecked from the start. of 210,000 buehels. Keeler’s feed yard at the b*g bridge Hebert has an oat crop of 30 acn-s nnd j of all. We have effected a combina- The other week we saw a lady and Herren A Levy, of Salem, are offer approach is a great and cheap conveni 165 of wheat and at Peler Bergen« ' t,on y which both the I tkmizek and her two half grown daughters out help ing eighteen cent* for a choice article ence for Polk count’ans. It costa only they will find 130 i.ere« of wheat to lie the Cosmopolitan can be had a year ing to rake hay, beca se the huslwnd of hope, and would advance seven 15 cents to leave your horse there. *ep„-»‘«d from the »traw Mr Hchroe I- ! for only $3. I t is one of the standard and father was rushed with work and cents for picking. A recently issued " ' have magazines, on fine paper and aa well ey and W'fe, of “ North ” Dallas, could uot afford to hire it done. In hop circular from a reliable source says charge of their br<arding outfit and I illustrated aa any other in existence. New good* of many kinds are con keep every thing in good shape. Their If you desire such a journal order il various place« over Die county we have that they should not be picked uutil seen women and girl* at work in tlie fully ripe and should then be thorough stantly being received at the New York cook wagon h»s a door on the side and i through us or call and see a sample gardens and fields, because their ser ly dried, such hope bringing the beet Racket store, and they are all sold at two tahles are set under an awning, |copy- vices were needed, and they are to lie price# in foreign market#. Both the from ten to twenty per cent cheaper perpendicular to it* ends. We «am ItoilM ItotlrMd W nr riho honored for it. If there was lees hir German and English crop* being short, than you can get the same things any pled what they were preparing for «up O r w o n . w ith in « am p re pareri to furnish saidts in S & J j r e g . « » . , ing and more work dune by the mem g'Od American hot* will he in demand where else in the city. If you doubt per and know it waa g‘«<l. M<»1 of « I P S ® bers of some families there would he over t. ere. The bulk of experience it, go and price a dozen different arti tlie crew carry tsnt* with them and any quantity desired, to atore grain and m fewer ruoi tgage. and fewer debta piled has been against tlie habit of contract- cles. any it beats sleeping io a straw pile by do a general warehouse busineee. The M l, P a n Creare of Tartar Fwwder—» • Areamwia; Ho K. H. C h a fin . I ing in advance. 1 up. a long jump. 1 U m 4 is Millions of Momeo—4» Yonci t k ABSOLUTELY PU RE N A N 0-PRICE’S