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J LO CAL A N I) G E N E R A L Main-on Crowley'« infant child died Two fresh milch cows for sale by B ir t h d a y F e s tiv itie s . Notes and mortgages bought by of hlacksmit|iing is done by Wagner I la»t week. John Nelson. I Abel Uglow, of Dallas. Bros. in such manner us to give entire j On Monday last Miss Tenta Kimball Mason, dentist, over the bank, Main Jap Ellis, on the Bridwell place, lias satisfaction to their increasing list of had arrived at the ago of sweet sixteen i Come this way for your trespass no- Profanity ia a very poor sign of re alreet, Dallas. customers. : and that evening had a number of her I 100 goats for sale at $2.25, | tires— 5 cents each or 50 cents a dox finement. ________________ '_________ |young friends to come and unite in > J, H. Cochran is to next teach a* |en- Mr. and Mrs. F. 0 . Raymond, of We will take either wheal or oats on Airliu on a «alary of $55. Morrison, the hardware dealer, nev celebrating the event. Aft« r iflirth and j j Thu Dallas himeiallists will meet Falls City, have a new born gill. •nbaeription. er misrepresents anything to anybody, jollity had flow-*! to high tide, ice I Mr«, D W Ralston, of near Willa- again this evening to perfect uu organ! A fine monument is to soon be erec nor does he sell at or below cost. cream aud cake were introduced and i Dr. Hayter, dentist, over Wilson’s mina. has gone on a visit to Kansas. lion. ted over the tomb of T. G. Richmond. Choice goods at fair prices is the rule made them feel better still There was drug store, Dallas. to have lieen as many boys as girls, but The new Methodist preacher for Nathan Blair, of Mill Cieek, expects W. W. Curtis and wife, of Portland, there and it wins trade. half of the invited ones were too bash Take your children to Gay and have to have about 10,000 jsiunds of hops. Sheridan and Buells chapel is E. C are visiting her grandmother, Mrs. ful to face so mauy cute smiles and C U O I O CU TS F R O M S A L KM him to examine their eyes. Graff. Boyle, near Dixie. Krause's Heaiiarhe Capsules— War winning eyes. The old folks were put The infant child of T. J. llutler ami ranted. For sale by J. D. Belt, sole Dr. Contris gives no pain in dealing to bed at an early hour and these seven Dr. Emhree will preach at the south Attorney J. C. Adams has been oc* wife died at Usllston Sunday. Methodist church next Sunday morn cupying the pulpit of the Christian with teeth. agent. hoys, Frank Howe, John Holman, Ar- ing and evening. niond Riggs, Lynn Chapman, George Many Oregon pears and prunes are church during the absence of Pastor Doctor Doty, of Monmouth, has a b s o l u t e l y p u r e finding a good market in the east. C. W. Hellenb'and sets a first class Richmond, Jap Cnad and Emmett Thanks to whoever sent that notice Fisher. again gone to Kansas City for medical Cosper did have a rich, ineny and rap of Miss Ola Miller's party and more of Joe Hunt’s blacksmith shop at Zena treatment. Last week we received 4,000 hop tic table three times a day. id time trying to keep even with these the same kind solicited. was destroyed hy fire last Friday kets and half of them are already sold, A week ago wheat in Salem h id fal fourteen giris, Bertha Collins, Dora a run of 3,234 bushels at Mr. Ander- woodman, Irving Stoddard and Will, J. B. McDowell and Miss Mary I he latest order being from Muscott No matter what kind of steam en Craven, Lydia Campbell, Maud Lewis. son’s near Buena Vista, but ran two | Headrick feeders, Wm. Warfield and night. len to 45 cents, the lowes price for Hughes, of near Bridgeport, have he Bros, for 1,000 of them, gine supplies you may need Dugan Jessie Wiseman, Carrie Garwood, Edith hours into the night to accomplish i- Mr. Savage band cutters, Alfred Cro*- W. W. Conkev has constructed a many years. Mr. Steele was his own engineer, with ley and Clarence Ted row straw bucks, come husband and wife. neat yard fence and put down consid Hop tickets will be leg»l tender in Bros, can meet the demand, as well as Belt, Winnie Ciierrington, Attie El The wonderful cures of thousands of supply bath tubs aud plumbing fix kins, Satie Snyder, Maud Werts, Brit Ab. Johnson as fireman and Ben Har Dan. Atkins, Linn Headrick and Rob erable side walk. Have you noticed that stylish, new, these parts for the next month. Not people—they tell the story of the merit ris to take care of the senerator. John ert Bitito sewers, with Otto Headrick tures. tle McDevitt, Pauline Gaynor and Ten We notice the name of T. A. Wane of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Hood's cures. red front of Brown’s store. The old many will refuse to take them at their Illingswcrth und Tom Rutledge were as sack tender- The pitchers arc Jim ta Kimball. Quite a number of the face value Until Unele Sams money nun looks common as compared with among the list of teachers in Titian- l*>king straw into the business end of At Oak Urove Andrew Harris has a it. comes out from its hiding places, wo All Polk county people who trade in guests left with the fair hostess appro the machine about as fast as we ever Brjink. who is sober as a judge and county, California. says he never intends for another very good crop of hope and A. Hiese Salem should have their blackamith- priate gifts of esteen and remembrance. must trust and be trusted. saw it done, and there ia no discount drop of fire wafer to go down his neck, President Whitaker, of the Willa Beal Gaither has received a second lias a fine stand at the Emerson Harris ing done by W. C. Reynolds at the Tenta has always been a favorite among on John Kuusman, Fred. Hondburg Miss Hattie, daughter of Hamilton mette university, has sent in bis re appointment as superintendent <Jf tie yard. end of the steel bridge. His work is the young people of Dallas. Before and Clarence Cnlbreath in the sucking Art Kavs. Jim H Utley and Lee Steep- signation That school has surely de Mulkey, living south of Monmouth, row. Mrs. Tom and Miss Warfield do long the family will go to make their Siletz Indian agency. first class and his prices reasonable. Roswell Bewley and Charlie Baling, served a better fate. and sewing department. Of straw- the cooking ami that btc-h.' il old bach will teach at Dixie this fall. Mr. C. A. home on a sightly seven acre tract in J. M. Parry who lias been in the gov d Sheridan, bus each lost a $2,000 bucks there were none, but a stacking elor, Henry Berry, srtree Tt*' tC ir Simonton, who taught there last year, West Salem, Mr. Kimball having al The besi and most desirable county ernment employ in Alaska has return Clyde« tale stallion recently. is reudiug medicine and thinks of at j Sroat A Gile are buying and ship ready erected thr . « a barn in which machine conveyed the straw away as roustabout. If the assistant cook us paper is the one that week after week fast as four men could scatter it on the anything of a flirt and tries to make ed to his Falls City home. ping lots of Polk county fruit and oth I«‘t us again suggest iliat unless the contains the greatest amount of news tending medical lectures in the east. they will live until their new residence stack. The cost of the stacker was love to him, she has msde ins thresh Z. F. Vaughn has gone into partner price of wheat gets better you can very from all over the county. On the old Holman place near the er produce Take your stuff to them is erected. one half cent per bushel and it leaves ing life miserable. The grain was be ship with a Mr. Grant in the jewelry profitably put it in the shape of h .g Elkins school house M u s C o tt B n * , have and get your groceries there. Their Charlie Hamlin, bevond Airlie, last , , , ... .__ . goods are ctioice and cheap enough. the straw in a shape to be utilized ing hauled into the machine by Russ meat. D a lla s R a ilr o a d W a r e h o u s e . business at Newport. fall sowed 120 acres of wheat on stubble lw™ t)"one “ « " ■ ° ''opsand will begin I am prepared to furnish .sacks in The four Btackmen were Thomas Mc- Dalton, Gip Thurson, Robert Thurs Miss Emma Riggs is-now in St. Louis and run a rolling harrow over it. The P‘**.ng „ex t 1 »es-lay. Among those The families of Mr. Ludwig, Mr Fall, E. Brya.it, E. Johnson and Tom ton, Holt Miller, G. F. Hilliard, Harry There is no let up at Cherrington’s any quantity desired, to store grain and who will leave here Monday u> camp Blessing and Morgan El is are camp as the Oregon delegate to the worlds outcome was 2,400 bushels. Calbreath. The field pitching was be Christian, L. Morgan and Art. Sting and work there are Jim Magers and art gallery in the matter of improve do a general warehouse business. ing at Eola and picking hops for O. P Sunday school convention being held ing done by F-ank Gaar, J. Donley, J. ley. On the Helmick farm there is a R. H. C h apin . The new Grand Komle Indian agen t! wife, Lawyer Adams and family, Mrs. ment. They already head the list as i h -re. Stingley, J. Lake ami J. Davidson, large acreage of grain, but all their Beardsley. at Grand Ronde, Mr. Brentano, o f ; Conkey, Mrs. J. C. Wagner, Mrs. Ad- photographers, but are not satisfied who kept these haulers on the move: land was rented out during the past H o p P ln k ia * a t L lu o o la . To get up the amount of matter in Krench Prairie has taken charge and | die Wagner, Miss Clara Wagner and with their achievements. Their pro Karl’s Glover Root, the new blood Nezt Monday about 300 persons will Warren Graham, Charlie Illingswortb, year. Lewis was al the Parker ware purifier, gives freshness and clearuea- each issue of this paper requires far Ed. Lamsou is once again a plain Miss Allie Moore. fession is rapidly advancing ami they to the compl-xion and cures constipa more time and labor than most people farmer. are bound to keep up with its pro begin picking in the seventy-two acres J. Docatetter, Sam. Baldwin, Arthur house receiving grain. Evangelists Struble and Sickufoose imagine. of hops belonging to Hubbard, Harris Steele, Tom Hulett, J. Baldwin and tion. 25c, 50c and $1. M AK IET REPORT Thanks to Superintendent Allen for will begin a tent revival meeting at In gress. It pays to patronize such a and Stutsman at Lincoln, They have W. Ward. The two expert band cut The barn of Milt Taylor near Crow complimentary ticket to Portland ex dependence next Sunday. There will place. W. C. Brown A Son have added a turned away fully 100 who applied to ters were J. Boyle and John Purcell fCorr®tUd WMklj by Fain Noal.] feed store to their merchantile business ley was burned last week with consid position, lie says the fair promises to be a knee drill at seven, song service pick for them. They used no sprayer, They had done threshing for Jas. Har Whea.. per best's! 60 cts. and will buy hides, pelts or anything erable grain. Cause, a child playing he at least equal if not superior to any a l ten, preaching at eleven, basket din The other fellows no longer pretend have Been but <ew lice and will have a per, Ben. Harris, Anderson Bros., Mr. Bran ne too $16. with matches. heretofore held. to rank with Johnson A Son as cloth tier in lent at noon, bible reading at else that they can sell again. better crop than last year. Mark El Stingley, J. D. Shaw, E. Bedwell, Mr. Shorts ps to.) 820. iers, because they have so many times Gaar, N. Steele, John Hiltibrand and three and revival meeting in the eve Jus. Do glas, near town has a new lis will be the chief dryer at their Oata per just*-1 fO c,«, Within two miles of the Bridgeport Hall’s Hair Renewer is pronounced ning. The meetings will continue ev before been left in the lurch. What three houses, among his assistants be Baldwiu Bros, and had several days Flo.i,, per yoArral 83.75. the losst preparation mu le for thicken wind mill and before another year ha.- school house are eight hop yards, with ever is newest and best in the way of ery evening indefinitely. Their tent ing Bi-ldeu Grant, Frank Rowell, Stet. yet to run. Mr. Steele is doubtless ing the growth of the hair, and restor gone quite a number of them wil be an aggregate of 100 acres, and some iCo -i acted wrV.ty by Niaa * CoifarJ the youngest manager of a threshing clothing for men and boys can always Cook and Oscar Taylor, of Dallas, and time next week each of them will be will hold 1,000 persons. ing that which is gray to its original seen hereabout. Poetces, ner bushel, 50 eta. tie had at Johnson’s store, nor do they among their pickers wil) lai Misse« Lud machine in the county, not having yet invaded by from twenty to forty pickers. D A L L A S B U S IN E S S H O U SE S. Sign boards at Lewisville say that it color. B l ' . j v e'n ojrt 20;3 25ct*. pile on a big profit. The very first 'rig, Smith and Mulligan. If seventy- reached his majority. Rev. S. A. Start will preach here ■■■ At the Brown place out on the Sa is ten miles from there to each Dallas, Loud pe-po«i :*d 16 @20 cts. O. H. Cobb makes and sells wagons time you are in Salem, go and sec twn acres calls for »he services of 300 In s u r e Y o u r H o p s . Bacor rid's pa- pound, 16| cts. lem road, September 22nd, T. M. Boyd Monmouth and Kings Valley and sixty next Sunday and a few days later will and does all kinds of repairing in that their stock, even if you are not yet persons, the 1.000 acres of hops in tile There is too much money involved bring bis family over from Salem to re line. He has for sale a \mck that ready to buy. Hams ner nourd t8| @20 cts. will have a sale of stock and farming to Yuquina bay. county will require about 4,000 men, to run the risk of their accidental de Shou'de s, por pound, 12J cts. implements. See bills posted, for par Wm. Barker and Charlie Kennedy, main witli us perm «nently through the would suit almost any farmer. women and children. struction by fire. No matter how care Per «'oxez 12^ cts. of Corvallis and Mort Stunts are build conference year. They have five child ticulars. The While Corner was never decked ful there is always danger. J. L. Mitch H w rn eis a n d S a d d le r y . ren. Onic eos per doze i, y4@6. Miss Isabell Riddell, who has lieen a ing Billie Williams new house, which out in a grander array of handsome At Gaynor’s boot and shoe store you ell A Co. at Salem represent some of T. S. Coffey at Berrydale keeps oi, Dried lricie. jier pound, 10@20 cts. J. W. Lewis at Oak Grove had a thir can gut all manner of foot wear as and substantial things to weur than hand good eastern stock or will mak- compositor in this office for over a is well under way. the best insurance companies in the Beets pc* n ajrd 2 cents. . right now. Mr. Meyers has sought to order anything you want in thoai world and would be glad to take your year, stonit several days last week visit Judge Cowles, of McMinnville, has ty acre Held of wheat which yie d. d ut cheap as in the city of Portland. Turnips, ne - nourd, 2 cts. ing tlie family of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. married Mrs. Lucy Bewley, of Sheridan, the rate of over 31 bushels per acre and and obtained the cream of both home lines. Be sure «o see his goods un ri«k. Don’t put it off, for delaya are Cabbage, [ier _ ound 1$ o. and foreign markets in dress goods, Starr near Falls City. both being pioneers and well known to i'ommie Brunk near Eola threshed Onions, pe. poo i d 2$ cts. Blown A Son are continually spread trimmings, silks, velvets, gloves, jack learn his prices before buying else dangerous. Location, near Smith A more than forty bushels per acre from Steine's drug store. Beans pe- >a>uod 5 cents. Young women should take warning many of our readers. ing out in business to meet the public ets, caps and everything else worn by where. a ten acre patch. Co*n m ej1 per pound, 3^ cts. from the multitude „f wives who are demand. Tlieir latest is a stock 5 ed On the A. J. Richardsou farm be I K K S IM P S O N S M A C H IN E . ladies and children. Go and see and O A K D A L E . ' Noah Gregg and family have moved department. They are still selling all dejected and unhappy because they tween Parker and Buena Vista, J. I). Buctwneat flour, per pound, 5 cts. then you will want to buy them. It matters not when or how we got Graham flour, per barrel, $4. married men of bad habits or who are Shaw this season threshed 4,000 bushels to their former home near Ballstou sorts of merchandise very cheap to Miss Nora Siefarth is staying in Dal and Al. Dray, the truckman, will oc there, but the sun had run about one Hay, per ton, 85 @$10. those who have ready money, but do of wheat and 500 of oats. indolent and worthless. las. cupy his dwelling. Jake Crider will not solicit a credit business as their fourth his course when we dropped in Thornburg, the upholsterer, can take H e a d e r T h r e s h in g O u tfit. Last week Millard White went up Mrs. Hanford Fowle who has been soon move to Portladd, his residence Yellow jackets are numerous and on at Tom William’s grain held within small margin of profit would not justi an old parlor suit or lounge and make into the Palouse country to see if he sick so long died at her home near then to be occupied by M. V. Austin. the war path. The only one in the county is'that of gun shot distance of Airlie, As usual, it goml as new. He makes or over fy the risk. could find there enough work to justify Lewisville last Friday and was laid to hauls mattresses and will furnish you Rev. Harrington gave us a gotd ser County Commissioner Simpson was at Burns Bros. A Yeater. Twenty years E lizaiieth , Penn., Aug. 22, 1891. him in shipping his threshing machine rest in tfie Smith cemetery. the helm and everything was running ago they were in general use, but bind samples of coverings. mon Sundap. Norman Lighty. Des Moines, Iowa: Before beginning fall work have J. and crew to that region. as it ulways does about any well regu ers have driven most all of them from Linn Gay and wife, who was a Miss We have a good sale for Krause’s Cap U. S. Thompson has had a severe at lated institution. From the straw- the field. One machine can head E. Smith to put all your implements The shrewdest financiers in America Edgar, have a first born heir, but we sules and those who have tried them You never tasted purer or more de tack of rheumatism. in good fix. He does all kinds of iron bucks up the crew pride themselves as about thirty acres a day »ad the charge are now at Washington trying their have not learned whether it is of the use them again. Respeetfully, licious candy than is made at the can work. very best to bring the counfry out of long or short haired gender. Elder Pewtlierer will preach at the being one of the very best out. They is $1.25 per acre, and 4 cents a bushel C has . H. S hakfek . dy kitchen of 8. L. Jones. Everybody school house Sunday. ' all speak in praise of the boss and his for threshing. As fast as cut the grain financial chaos. Big differences of For sale by J. D. Belt, sole agent. praises iiis ice cream soda. Mrs. R L. Williams, of Airlie, has grub. The same men are always anx runs onto a header wagon and is at Those who stop at the Arlington opinion make it slow work. Tame blackberries are getting ripe been in poor health for some time and Prof. Bell will commence picking house are very irpt to go back there. ious to work for Mr. Simpson year af once taken to and run through the aud a good large yield is promised. According to the latest census Port will go to remain for a season with her hops out beyond Oakdale Monday. Per ter year because they get the very best separator. When we saw them the Harritt A Mclnlire have a big gro lands population is claimed to be about aunt, Mrs. Long, at Goldendale. haps twenty Dallasites will go out Miss Winnie Gilbert, of Falls City, of everything to eat and their pay in other day they were enroute from the cery trade because they deserve it. J. J. Wiseman keeps all sorts of no 90,000. During the month of August full at the end of the job. The cook farm of W-n. Burns to that of Adam They do not pretend to keep especial was visiting friends here last week. Captain Sweeney, U S. A., San Die there and camp. The hope will be haul her post office handled nearly $276,000 tions that are cheap enough, but de house is like a restaurant, all the Brown and had about a weeks run be go, Cal., says: “ Shiloh’s Catarrh Rem ed in and dried hy Guy & Grant. The sires i o call especiall attention to the ly cheap goods, but nowhere in the v La«t Thursday was the hottest day of which .$185,000 were deposits of other state can yau get more or better for of the season, it being 100 in the shade. lu-.rids having the privilege of going or fore them. They bad already threshed edv is the first medicine I have ever Farley Bros, will put a good sized force fact that no other dealer can undersell postmasters. sending there at any hour in the day for Adam Brown 1,C )0, Elias Rolert- the money. found that would do me any good.” into their eighteen acres some time him in the line of hardware. next week. Hop picking will commence at T. for lunch. The cooks are Misses Te son 500, Wm. Brown 550, Wm, Yeater Murder will out and so wil nearly Price 50 cents. C. Bell’s and Robert Farley’s Monday, ns and Mollie Waters, and their lieu 4,000, Wm. Burns 3,500 and Jas. Burns all misconduct, The only way to re Judge J, K. Wait died in Portland Strong’s Monday bill of fare oontain 1,600 bushels. Owing to late ripening The superiority of Pacific coast hops New furniture is being received ev tain a good name is to do right and as last week. Ii we are not mistaken he Miss Mary Hughes and Ben McDow tenant is that chief of roustabouts, Ed. ed egg broth, lamb pie. kidney stew, far as possible shun evil persons and is attracting buyers from all over the lived near Zena iorty years ago. Tom ery few days at the house furnishing stuffed veal, prune pie, apple cobbler, ell were married at her home Sunday. White, who daily scours the country grain they had to go over much of the in quest of good things to eat. A ground twice, aud as in every other lo evil places. Almost every town or com world. And Polk county has proven Wait now of Salem, settled there about emporium of C. H. Chapman, aud and tea, coffee or milk, to say nothing that it can produce an article equal to R. Jackson passed through with a thirty pound box of sugar is emptied cality report the yield not so good as now is the time for the ladies to go munity has some of both. that time and in 1853 mairied Miss of vegetables and roast meats. the best of them. load of salmon last week, one weigh every two days aud they devour forty- last year. Mary Gibson. She died in 1872, he and insfiect the handsome and attrac At Simpson’s machine last week ing 60 pounds. seven pounds of beef every .twenty-four Have but little to say to or do with married Miss Rachel Morris and mov tive new styles in various articles. You Rev. George Gillispiehas just return Frank Lewis wasslriken with stomach Down in the State Insurance block will he able to buy at least some of the Threshing is finished, the best yields liours. Pies melt away powerful fast ed from his summer outing down by spasms, but Dr. Tom Williams soon those who arc continually inclined to ed to the state capital the next year. and the boys say it is hard to tell is one Barnes, who keeps all sorts of things you want. the sea shore. rejairted being those of A. Siefarth, E. brought him out all right. By the tell you ugly things ghoul others, for Now that the threshing season is over which consumes the most, thick, fat things to sell, ami they do say he is Kimball and A. J. Peterson. way Dr. Tom is today a better pliysi they are just as sure to find something how much costly harvesting machin and saucy I«aac or thin, long and one of the cleverest fellows in town. The state capital steam laundry is He car, n*s everything to wear, and, cian than many fellows with medical unkind to say of you. We have the dustiest roads within pious Dick Crowley. The machine ery will be allowed to remain out in NEW TO-DAY. sheep skinB. The otner day on the hill farm of A. the weather until after the rain sets in the best aud bus the largest patronage our word for it, he will discount the the memory of the oldest inhabitant had been out eighteen days and had They wash cheap threshed about 37,000 bushels of grain prices quoted you at any otliei place. and the prayer is for a good rain. Prof. J. Harry Qav, the well known G. Roberts four horses rail away down ami beignne more or less damaged. All m Die valley, BAgOAIN IN LAND. TEN _____________ ACRE TRACT IN- your clothes home Inquire fos the New York Racket ophthalmic optican and optical spec a hill with the threshing machine good farmers provide against such 1 enough and send Mils the corporation - of tallos, el) level ____ «ad in . ___. _______ John Robinson has rented the Hal- with about teu days’ work then be in nice shape. cultivation, It c»<< be bought vei fore them. Their best day s run had store. ialist will be at the Hotel Holman, which Harris <i Hanson bought from things. As you pass up and down the lock farm now occupied by the Mur ing to been 2.000 bushels. They had gotten Dallas, September 13th, to remain Seth Riggs, and tore things up some country, notice whose farm machinery phy Bros, and will soon move there. is kept uuder shelter in had weather. out as follows: For Hank Madison The well known and popular firm of four days. All exchanges speak in what. Teeth filled or taken out without The little irrepressible Lee Haggard praise of his skill. Consultation and Prof. Harry Gay is a graduate of the Wednesday next, the McFarland Craven Bros, have received and are re pain by the dentist over Gray’s hard went to the metropolis last week with 1,076 bushels, Oliver Smith 1,536, H. D. Staats 2,574, B. F. Smith 5.126, J. examination free. Chicago ophthalmic college, and lias Company will begin to gather up mut ceiving large invoices of choice fall ware store. his mother and returned with his aunt P. Lindeman estate 924, S. R. With goods of many different kinds. When o t ic e ih h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t t h e b o a r d Preaching at all the churches every had years of experience in his special ton sheep to the extent of two train you come to Dallas to trade, make it n Katie Slireve. row 1,772, P. Hadley 1,763, Peter Rad- of Etjualm^on of Ux$$ for Polk county will Sunday morning and evening. Meth line of work. Satisfaction guaranteed. loads, prcpigatory for shipment from point, to drop in and see what they meet a the court houM In Dallas on tha 28th day of lieapp 1,274, Hanford Fowle 1,180, J. At no other place in the city can D o Y o u W a u l a W i n d m il l . Haptemocr, l«M, and continaa in Marion on« wmk. odist and Christian Sunday schools at Office at the Holman hotel from Sep Baker City to Chicago, They will be L. Atwater 300, Wiley Norton 492, W. the ladies of Polk county find so satis have They handle almost everything »Vera who duriie to have remedied any miatakea taken pri: cipally out of Grant county. A very good one, with tower, tank 1). Lewis 608. F. M. Smith 1,350, John Tfexp 9 :45, Presbyterian 12:15’ Baptist and temberl3tb to lfitli. or In«*- ualities in their eeee. sment are urged to be needed about any home aud have the factory millinery as at Mrs. Foster’s M. E. south 3. Prayer meetings Thurs On the first day of this month Mr. Later on a train load of sixteen to reputation of selling as cheap as any It is not high priced but pretty and and all desirable connections call be Walker 1,208, Scott Loughary 2,052, present > t this eeteioit, •$ it ia the only opportunity afforded for huc ’ i purooae. The supreme eour. haa day evening. The general public wel and Mrs. Asa Staats became papa and twenty cars will be shipped from Hcp- lasting. She is si lling scores of hop hud at from $150 to $250, and in three I. M. Simpson 2,458, J . M. Staats 1,- held that .either the awe-«or nor the county court body. hae authority n> mal.e changes in tMe mm . ament of come at all three meetings.* mama for the first time. They sav"it: Pucr by the same parties. pickers bats at 25 cents. Ask to aet years time would fully repay the cost. 292, W. Mel). Turner 606, C. E. Staats r.nv individual, hi« matter being entirely in the We shall sell all summer footwear, her sailors and soft crowned walking Ask those who have windmills what 572, Tarter Bros. 3.432, Arthur Burns hand» of the coun'v Coaru. The taxpayer who de- Now at the last day some dilatory is a girl and that father Asa feels so they Aould take to lie without them. I, Lawton A Spangle will give yon a e* to be heard in the p.emiee« ia mmeetly invited 544, T. B. Williams 90Ö and to Hust ones »re rushing around for hop bar big that he could scarcely squeeze into consisting of ladies and gentlemens’ slick shave for only a dime and a half. hats. be p.e#e.u. C. W. BECKL t LTT, The water pi| 0 js can be taken any ings Bros. 1,500. Among those for Oxford ties, canvass sporting shoes, County rels and boxes, but all worth having a crockery crate. where and everywhere. It is such u whom they were yet to threah wore and all shoes in Colors at 15 | >er cent have been secured long before this. Last week two Yamhill yeung men The Ladies' Bazar in the State In great convenience in watering stock, W. E. Williams fifty • acres, J. O. If you are in search of one of the surance block is la-coming a very po(i- Let us once more gently whistle into were arrested for tresspassing audit discount in order to make room for a then you can keep the yard green and Staats forty, Mac Turner forty, J. M. large stock of fall and winter goods largest and best stocks of hardware in the ears of all slow people that early cost them each $29 50. Before Christ ular place. Some la-antiful new things the vegetables and everything else de and active birds are sure to catch all mas comes you will hear of some Polk soon to arrive. When we say 15 per the county, we point you to the mam for ladies and children just received sirable irrigated. The John Poole Com Staats thirty, Jas. Hiltibrand sixty. Land office at Oregon Cfty, C I Mart Bcrafford fifty, Wm. Critchlow the best worms— hop barrels included. county lads whistling to the same tune. cent discount, we mean exactly •> at moth -tore of Faull A Co. From a from the east. St* mping done. August 18V8. | igust 28, 18V pany of Portland handle the best mills forty, .Hasting Bros, sixty, Oliver Oregon, we say. Sale to continue to Goto er fOTICE OlV: ICE ¡8 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE POL- gimlet up to a poet hole digger, from a and Plummer A Hester are their Smith fifty-five, John Walker forty, As predicted last week Hazlett, the It pays to obey the laws of the' land. lowing named settler has filed notice of his In 15th at the New York Racket «t oe, baby tack up to a sixty iienny spike, tention to make final proof in support of his claim, State I n s u r a n c e C o m p a n y . agents. pilgrim printer, arrived afoot Sunday. Many a Polk county woman, girl Dallas, Oregon. Wm. Nixon forty-five, TIios. Town and that *aid pro- >f will be made before the Register and in like manner in all other line« Within a year he has been in almost and boy will in the next month earn Receiver at Oregon City, Oregon, on October All over this county and as to that send forty five and several other fields and Miss Ola. daughter of Jeff Miller, of hardware, they are bard to best in T h * P o r t la n d E x p o s it io n . 28, 1*9U, vis.; Alfred O. Butel, T A D , App No. every printing office between here and in the hop yards means to procure all over the state you will see on of about twenty acres eaeti. They had 9,740, for the MEJ NW| and l<>triS and 8.aeotio«i 6. t • variety, quality or lownesa of prices. south of Monmouth, celebrated her Owing to tin* mi settled condition of San Francisco, and before the enow clothing, school book* and other neces w. He names the following witnesses to dwellings, barns and other building gone over 1,500 acres and threshed an e, r 10 hie continuous residence upon and cultivation flies will probably have interviewed ev sities. Of course some will spend their nineteenth birthday last Tnesdav eve the sign of the State Insurance Com the money market the people of Ore average of about eighty-eight acres prove ‘»f said la id, vi*,; Lorens Schiller, of Portland, Ore Lynch, the iron artist, swings hi« pany, located at Salem. They indicate gon have been under more or less of a per day. The members of the outfit gon; Albert Kri«»«rman, of Portland, Oregon; Albert ery editorial sanctum between here and money foolishly for every community ning. The guests of the occasi n »•* a Misses Nellie and Eula Haley, Lillie ex|iert hammer from morn to night, Bowman, of Neekowin, Oregon; Christ Leof« nfert, of the British line. There is only one has its quota of indiscreet persons. that the buildings are insured in that mental atrain this year and a season are as follows: Pitchers, Andy Se- Neekowin, Oregon. Any nehon who deriree to pro DeBord, Maggie McGowan and Anna Hazlett. company. Its risks are so scattered a« of relaxation and enjoyment won’t hring, Richard Crowley, Claud Lewis, test against the allowance of such proof, or who Krause’s Headache Capsules unlike Miller, Mrs. C. Miller. Charlie and doing good work for the public. of any sututantial reason, under the laws and to prevent the possibility of a heavy come amiss. The Great Portland Ex Tom Oross, George Crowley, Samuel knows ragiilatione of the Interior Department, why It has been decided that the Dallas many remedies arc perfectly harmless. Frank MastersOn, D. Haley J. David position for 1893, to open Septeniloir loss in any on« locality. The manager proof ahnuld not be allowed, will be given an oi They contain no injuaious substance, McBeth; bundle transporters, Scott When the ladies of Dalles and vicin public school will not begin until Oc son, C. Parker, Pearl Alexander, M. 27th and continue for one month, will tunity at the above mentioned time and place to tober 2nd, so as to give all the boys and will stop any kind of a headache and McGowan, E. E. and George Miller, ity need any dressmaking, they should H. W. Cottle has latei, in the insurance afford the desired opportunity. The Laughary. Tracy Staats, Frank Tur crow examine the witnesses of said claimant, and to business a score of years and is reputed offer evidence in rebuttal of that submitted by claim* will prevent headaches caused by over call on that accomplished cutter and ner! Job McLeod, Dorsey Turner, C. girls a chance to earn something in the ! The assembled parly bad a joyous t me ROBERT A. MILLER, Register. to be one of the ablest insurance men attractions will be many and varied E, Staats, Joe Tuck. T. B. Williams, »nt. sewer, Mrs. Kimsey. uear this office. hop field. The directors have ordered indulgence in food or d unk late at ! aud said the ice cream was delicious. The staiulaid departments of music, on the coast. Like a solid and success- in | night. Price 25 cents. For sale by J. Milt. Stiver; ban!dividers,Ham. Oross, supplies and will have everything The Yamhill Reporter tells a go-si fill banker, he knows ezactly what hi forest, field, orchard, dairy and fishery J. W. Demorcat; feedermen.'Jas. Hil- ship shape to begin school work in j 1) Belt, druggist. Perhaps you are thinking of having ts doing, there is no guess work or ex ill be quite up to the mark, Libereti | one on a brother of Jim, Frank ai.d A> tihrand, Irvin Magee; sack manipula earnest at that date Let all parents Kobinson who lived in Dallas of D s IU b . Here it is: What some photographic work done? Re perimenting about it. Then at his back and bis splendid military hand will tor, Andy Pinkston; sewers, Ed. Hil In the matter of the estate of J. K. P. Cavitt, de see to it that their children are ready 1 manv years ago and since at Independ-1 ‘ Magers . furnish the music. The Art gallery member that H. L. Miser, over Wil ceased, Polk county, Oregon. to start in tne first day and lose no ence. had long he. n a worthless drunk-1 \he country apparently need, joh t st •on’s drug store, is an adept at that as directors are a number of the best will contain many fine works by local liard, Olie Swann; strawbucks, John A8 R SHEPARD, EXECUTOR OF THE SAID known business men of the state. The Hastings, Clyde Williams; in charge time, except in case of sickness. * rd. But the Keeler Institute has the present time is a variety ul trees estate, having filed his accounts in said court, artists and those from abroad the first business. and praying a final settlement of the same, therefore rom|ianyi- now in the tenth year of its of seperator. Frank Lewis; engineers, place among which will lie accordi-d to notice in hereby given to all persons interested in The threshing machine of W. B. Da- ">»<'«'“^ 7 ° f He is“ n ow '‘ drying ' ^Hmr Him a'u.rrahlv fit'gentlem an existence and ia constantly growing in will IftritfMl'M l“ ‘ b e _________ Ellsbury's celebrated painting, “ Cus Ous. Linderman, Wick. Grunt; water •aiti oriate, that said application John Boydston does not make all directions. In 1884 it aseete were ter's Last Light.” Madam Giraud'a men, Everett Staats, Marion Waters. determined at the court house in Dallas, on Monday. ort..b«r t, A. D., ISM, u IQ o'clock «. m. much noise about it, but it is a fact $100,000, now they are over $372,000. It is not every thresher owner that JAS. R. SHEPARD, a - -W “ ! *” ■>' 0 » 1 -’ » <»' I“ ' Unluckily • » « - in ' » descending • r - “ fruro « ' the " * re wonderful Trismstic Fountain, aplen that he has as good groceries and sells 1 Within it* short life it has promptly lias the knack of making such warm B-nton Flanery 7,500, Ira Townsend wurlt gion of the cloud* it l<*dged in a ir*’*’ them as ch ap as any store in the] paid losses on nearly 900 house* that did a id beautiful floral deeo ationa, friends of iiis employes and getting so 4.000, Lee Wann 6,500 and Winfield George W. Brown crossed the plnins top. In order to get the bird he went county. He will take your produce were destroyed or injured by fire. The Aquariiina, Aviaries, glass weaving and much work out of them aa I. M. Simp Flanery 3,500. Benton Flanery had ¡„ 1850 and took up a donation on and hunted up Eugene I»p#u and gnv. in exchange for goals. company never takes any very large or ■pining, s Potters wheel and other ma- son. eighty acses that produced at the rate g,mp Creek where he raised a large I him a |I iiO to go up the tree. hazardous risks, always keeping on the chaniral devici s. Ceylonese girls dis of 36 bushel, and the whole crop of family. He was for many 'ears a prom- safe aide. As the years roll by it will tributing the tea of their country and H K I . W M ' K . M I I.L K K A < O '» . T R U E A H K K o t ic e is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t o n The other day Grandpa iir**er brought Many farmers take dinner at the become still stronger and its repula- many other attssetive features will t>efore September 8, 1898 bids with plans and Winfielo Flanery averaged over thirty hient and pro-p«mus stork man. For I u s a bucket of tin** plum* and while lie Commercial hotel because they are "I* iciftcations will be received by the Cf-unty court of Not many «lavs agoue, out south of make up the picturesque andspectacu huahels. Mr. Davil as well as other the past five years he has been a vie tiou will draw patronage from far fie- , . . .. Polk county, Oregon, for the construction of a coun- hich is Calvary church, we saw Joe Hubbard I ty bridge, on what is known In the county record«, threshermen in the county report* that tom of paralysis and last Week died at *at a few minute* to re*t we gh hip - I sure of something good to eat. yond iU present field. Reruembsr, '*r ,l' v" " on ol « b e « l » r i * » ! theee f cts from him. For a quarter of with a fine team hauling a large tank ae the *'Swift road ~ at a point about two nulw south already a. a whole this year's crop i. inferior to the home of hi. daughter. Mrs. Alfred these facta and act upon them wl.au An *M" rP<l ,,,creM' Wheatland (Md brUige to he 1 * riot kmg, and of waier to the threshing outfit above of what is known as a ’ 'pile bridge.' The same to bo that of last season. Flickinger, near Haver, aged 76 years a ntury he followed the *<•«. F i t K T K E L S ’ I T H R K M H IN O O U T F I T . Horse shoeing and every other kind yon need insurance. i . i t year* ago he and hi* go<xi wife and indicated. We followed the track and on«tru< ted entirely of sawed timber, including pU their children, George, Mr* P-w* !l, I , clerk. the Toward noon the other day while were anon interviewing Jeff Miller, \ _ l" i- Bids may be filed ^ with the ^ county • 0*1 Mr*. Fannie Ro*enbn>ok and Mr*, iio- this season « I«)»» of the concern. He 1 p a . Wd»o « 1 . smiil. The MsM to.Nfact iaj and jogging down a lane beyond the Big T H l BEST VALUER, : bert Howe came to Oregon and Nettled «aid they had lieen on the run for *u' ' ’•v* • ‘ W A- Luckiamute we spied a cook wagon THE I.A KOKST LINK. aail o r d e r Dun« hy order ef the Mou. We (ay eepenel att ^ THE LATEST COLORS, I in King* Valley. In* 1871 he ?old o.it and straightway determine«) to invite eighteen days, their three best crops tina lo a ll . * THE NEWEST «TTLE». " - " . ■ ‘ - .• ‘ O'— I there and came to Dallas. 8ome twen- taking Iji* own of nearly twenty seven the editor of this sheet to take dinner •emplee, etc. WE HAVE EVER SHOWN. 1 ty years ago George made a fortunate there. It wae the machine of Robert bushels to the acre, R. Dearmond thir * purchase of land near Tacoma, and Steele, junior, and they were banning ty-two and Dick Tom thirty-three, and FANAMCS JACql'AHIl*. j from its inen aae of value and sales he away at the crop of Ben. Harris. Miss their largest day’s output was 2,300 H ue SAI KINOS. is now wnrth Nome |2»)0 000 This May Harper and Miss Jessie Steele htishela. Nearly all grain had yielded SATIN FA STASI E. year’* Tacoma taxes are $1.300 and he >MBSK EFFECTS. | presided over the eating department leas than estimated. Among thoae. ha* con side rat de property eUewhere. land John Hiltihrud as their cominis for whom they had threshed were j He and Mrs. Ro*enbrook now live near ■ary genet al sc^psd to be the right Sam., J*o) and Kane Tetherow, Mr. : Stanford University in California. L »it Thurston, Jas. Witherow, John Kurre. When you are in Halem remember wl ere to find ns and thaï we take espeo- ! lhe om r|Kht P1,ce' I# hniisn Ke.if * _ .. - . . . . . . 1 I ia 111 ... i «un P s I, Sunday all the »»rig inal familv except). . . . . hauled water for Ilia the conk house anil and Robert Dearmond, Enoch Chamber It makes no difference if you are only looking. he 1 St named .net under U k paternal | '*> ^ n* * V how our Frauk Botzer for the machine. The lain, Amos Holman, Ham. Mulkey, roof here. Grandpa Greer is 88 and crew had been out three weeks snd Mr Muscott, Robert Hteele and J. W. & Grandma but two years younger and Tks ealy Pare Cream o f Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia; No Alnm. had «operated 35,000 bushels from the Mn-teronn. The erew consisted of Jas HO 1 Commercial Mtreet. Halem. | both are very feeble. ■draw and chaff. On* day they mads Helmick engineer, John Hteeprow Used ia Millions of Homes—40 Yean the fitti - ”1—4 A To Taxpayers. N Notice for Publication. § N Notice of Final Settlement. J Call For Bids. N D-PRICE'S owder JACKETS DRESS-GOODS T. H O LV ER SO N Administrator’s Notice. C O ., MS
