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# COUNTY ITEMIZER B«n H arden ’* Mon Deed. tinn, such as now provided in our pub- bree for we met him on tbe street and D A L L A S IN T U K K I N G . t 'V 'w w w r w w v » Th«< A riv H iitn g f*» o f G m d w l S c h o o l * . A dispatch from Independence fo lie schools, adds 50 pe.' cent to the pro he said his wife and son had eaten First— It is au application Ur the The Com:;.ere tal hotel offer* first If you are interested iu The Oregonian Monday said: Last duettve power of the laborer, consider-: breakfast awful early and had gone to work of instruction of the great law of Saturday the three grown sons of Ben-! ed as a mere machine. Second—That the hop patch before lie waked tip and class accommodation very cheap. tlie division of labor. By this means cmushbd EvuT P r i m i B t I % jumin Hayden, living in Polk county, the average high school or academic of course he could not go to work until John Leach, Proprietor. a teacher’s time and talents are con got helplessly intoxicated, anil while in | education add* 100 ¡s-rient. Third— the cook returned aud got his break At no other store in town can you centrated on a prescrib'd range of du ÿ you ought to be a subscriber to W . A . w AM U, that condition were haultd in mi e x -! That tlie average collegiate education fast eveu if be had to • wait until sun get more good groceries fora d o lla r , ties, which becomes easy by repetition, IBUIUIBM AMD PMOPMITOB. P kintkuh * I n k : a journal for press wagon to the afternoon train and adds from 200 to 300 per cent to his down. Tbe writer can testify to being than of John BoydsUm, tbe reliable one and hence are lik«4y to Ire performed sent to the Keeley institute at Forest average annual production, to say rustled out of b«al away latfore day to pri ceil seller of good things to cut. advertisers. iu a thorough manner. Second— Pu ' Grove for treatment. Two of them nothing of the immense addi tion give his hop picking wife a chance to pils who pursue their studies under V a l l a s , m i d a y . s k i t » , iw«. First class tile of till sizes from three w#re absolutely helpless Their names his elevation. It. pays fo educate, it put in twelve hours among the vinps. 1« is Lawton’s shaving emporium '• sel such a system derive peculiar advan ! to eight inches iu diameter. are Clel. Nex and Ssnt Hayden, two of matter* -tot what vocation you may Misses Nellie Welrb and Entma Black tages from the thorough ness of their ■■■-------------- --------------- sued weekly and is filled with them having studied law slid practiced enter. Because your son expects to were going it single handed aud mak dom without the presence of patrons instruction, because tto pupil is pro in Salem. When they took Nez off the become a farmer do not le> him grow ing rapid headway. Misses Georgia waiting to get a smooth and pleasant contributions and helpful sug PRICES PER 1,000 FEET: ntotetl from one grade to another until O F F IC IA L C O U N TY P A P E R . train at Forest Glove he was still un up ill ignorance. See that he is as Uaynor and Inez Vaughn were together shave. gestions from the brightest be is able to demonstrate bis ability to Thrat' itu-b . ............... $15 conscious and died Sunday afternoon at well prt pared to fight tbe battle of life picking eight boxes a day. and thought do the work of his present grade. In minds in the advertising busi Four in di. . ............... 22 4 o’clock from the effects of the liquor. as the boy who expects to enter a pro it real mean in the boss Ur not allow As an artist H. L. Miser has no su view of these facts and of another, that S U B S C R I P T IO N K A T K 8 : ness. ................ 32 Five inch. . . M Ml .............. ......P .r je u Their father, who is also a heavy drink fession. It cannot be done ill a day. their beaux to lend a helping hand to- perior in the county. His pictures I we are not able to employ teachers Six in d i. . . . ................ 42 I OD ........................... P .r nix month* er, was intonding to take the treatment See that your children e n ter the first ward the ninth box. Mrs. Jesse Lewi* speak for themselves. Have him to [ enough to carry two classes in each I I . . . , ............. P .r three ni-mth* 'his week Several years ago Benjamin ................60 S*-ven indi costs aud her children were doing their take your next photographs. day of school and that they do not I grade, tbe directors have passed the A drar lain« rate. mad* known on npplicw- Hayden ranked as one of tbe brightest Fighi in d i.. ................70 share of tbe picking and so were Mrs. ntiss except forgiaal reason. lotl. Correspondence ¡a »olieite.1. only two dollars a year. A sam ------ I following rule: Pupils who shall he K. H. McCarter, Mrs. I. N. Wood* and W. I. H b y n o m m . Kite. Job Printing don* at reasonable price*. criminal lawyers in Oregon, aynl in Ladies, see Mrs. Kimsey over Boyd-' A yeats of age Itefore March 1, 1H94,— ple copy will be sent on receipt those davs was a prominent politician, Mrs. Collins from Wbiteson. Mrs. J. ston's store about your dressmaking, the beginning of the legal school year S T A T IC I N R C K A N C K C O M P A N Y . of five cents. being the leader of tho democracy here. T, lardy and son and C. A. Rice and She does first class work at reasonable — will be permitted to enter tbe pri <\ The boys and the father have been It is truly a home company because wife were doing their best and Joe East* rates. iiiarv at any time up to January 1, < T hb Mexican government will this drinkiiik heavily for tbe past few years A . D E E E S S it confines its business to Oregon. Ida wife ami children were putting in pret 18 4. after which time no new pupils < E. year loose $10,000,000 in revenue by Benjamin Hayden owns over 2,000 ho and Washington. In spite of the ty good licks, Satie and Jennie Snyder HUGHES & S j N will be received in tbe primary gratle. As a sheer of horse* or mender of Parents will please govern themselves lh<‘ depreciated value of silver, but will acres of rich farm-land near this place ftard times, it continues to flourish were keeping right up witli the pnrees- < Have ngain opened their wagon and and has a large crop of flops this year. right along. In tlie month of August sion and Lula ami Ethel McKinley plows ami wagons I. V. Lynch is a suc accordingly. Pupils who enter after make up for it bv increased taxation blacksmith shop at the old staud 10 Spruce St., - New York. D82 it« premium reeeipts were shout were sure that it took lots of little hops cess, so his patrons say. thia time cannot possibly keep up with so that the credit of that country will rxKKrtiALK. Near Covered Bridge. $13,(XX) and in August of this year over to fill a box. Mrs. Wash picked right the class, and it is a waste of the time not be in tlie least impaired. Miss Alma Jelliaon, of Amity, is vis $20,000. Having won the reputation ahead while Eva and a dozen other They solicit the prtrouage of former Right along every week in the year of both teacher and pupils. Any pu iting Mrs. H. B. Tingle. oi paying its losses promptly, its effici little folks worked like balky horse», Faull Ji Co. have a good hardware pil who can show his fitness to kee) customers and others. They are get T hehk are at present on the pension finding no fun in all work and no play. trade ticcause it is known far and near up with the class will I« received at X j . b . p e j l z e r . ting some seasoned stock from Port- A. 8. Johnson is to take charge of a ent corps of agents find comparatively roll» 967,012 names, 89,940 of them little trouble in placing insurance. Its Mrs. T. J. Morrison ami her sister, Mrs. that they carry one of the best and any time and this rule does not apply i land, but tlie bulk of it comes from the fruit farm over at Turner. Stock Inspector for Polk County, new farm and dwelling policy is the McKinnon, from Hcppner as well as largest stocks in the valley and that any but beginners. I east. huving been added during tbe present D. M. Hampton has been to Dundee most liberal ami the lest on tbe I’acific Mrs Nies and Miss Ina were making iheir prices are never higher than those AU D K K N N M cC O Y , O K K O O N . W . I. R e y n o l d s . year. On account of "elisions $156,- O R E G O .Y DALLAS. and Charlie Wolf to Sheridan. slope. Then it is so near home that all possible out of the occasion, tire of merchants wlto sell commoner goods. 740.467 has been paid out within a same being true of City Marshall Sad any of its Folk county patrons can go M I L L C K K K K . They keep all that is used in house Any one can get $2.25 a cord for oak year. The estimate for the next year grub wood aboard tbe car at this point. to headquarters to see and know for ler and family. The pickers encoun building. Ridgeway’s threshing crew has just themselves. It it no longer a question tered several rainy days and upon at is $162,632,000 after which the commis- finished the summer run. Wise & Keyt are shipping small as to whether it pays to insure, but it least on occasion were a drabbled aud aioner thinks the list will gradually No matter what you may need in amounts of grain for farmers who must makes a decided difference where yon disgusteil set. Some of them voted it Joe Bondenhintmer is giving his diminish. have some money. 'u i n place your insurance, The country is not quite as much of a picnic as they the way of furnishing your house C. house a coat of paint, others should do H. Chapman, the furniture dealer, is full of foreign agencies, some of them had anticipated, hut most of them P o r t l a n d , O regon . A. P. A r m str o n g , P r in c ip a l . likewise. Zadi Howe has raised forty ac.ea of the man you should see about it. The T he state railroad commissioners Open all the year. Students may enter at any time. Catalogue free beans and H. B. Tingle two acres of good and some worse than poor and stuck faithfull-' to the work. Hop pick probability is that he has exactly what Ziin and A. lfmshnw took in Dallas, may be doing the fair and square thing sun flowers which is the feed for you have no means of knowing which ing has become a prominent feature Independence aud Monmouth last A B U S I N E S S E D U C A T IO N P A Y S . are the unreliable ones, lit the case of among us and hundreds of women and you wunt and at satisfactory prices. all around, but it does seem to a host chiekens. Wednesday. children wi'l confine to pursue it year tbe State you take no such chances. It of interested parties that allowing tbe Messrs. Hagan, Lawrence and Van is a well known aud long tried home after year. Our justice of the peace and Ball- Others may talk about their cheap Houthern Pacific to put up rates be Buskirk have gone to Nestucca, while institution and absolutely sure jo pay S A I z E M IH Y K K Y S T A B L E . cash stores and all that, but tbe fact is stou’s barber has turned out t o b . a I - u y a l l u p H o p s . tween Eugene and Portland to keep Joe Chaney and John Needham have in case of a loss. Ye r by year its busi that none of them can afford to dis beef peddler. The Meekers htne in that vicinity count tbe prices at which J. J. Wise ness has steadily increa ed until today out opposition by way of the Oregon departed for eastern Oregon. Brown, Berry A company’s steam about 400 acres in hops from which man will sell you goods. Everybody busy putting in summer its assets are about $375,000. In no Pactiic is unjustly subservient to South saw mill first whistled on Mill Creek they’ ft ve plucked ICO Urns or enough other company are so many Oregon last Monday. ern Pacific interests as opposed to the fallow. A. C. Taylor is taking extra to load twenty-two cars. Last wet k pains with his seeding, but will reap hollies insured, nor has any other paid Whatever is generally carried in a they hail 600 pickers at work and Mr. interests of the general public in tbe John Parker and Jack Syron are tlie so many losses as this. They are so Ilia pay for it next summer. territory effected. Were the Oregon cateful about taking risks and their in Meeker says Ins hops have not been so first class general merchandise estab carpenters Wm. Ridgeway has build lishment can be had of Craven Bros, School Notice. ing a large barn. surance is so scattered that is impossi good before for ten years. Seventeen Pacific out of the way the Southern in front of the court house- Hop tic Pupils of the third, fourth, six and ble for'lie company to ever have a cents WHS the ruling price there la st would perhaps at once reduce its exor The yards of J. M. Davis, C. Purvine kets or produce they will take the same lie concludes that the short seventh grades who failed to take ex serious loss at any one time and place. week bitant freight charges north of Eugene. aminations in the spring at the close And that is one of the main seen Is of pole aud string system is the best, it as coin. Tell your neighbors about it. Blair Bros., and Hinshaw Bros, turned out 1,100 boxes of hops this season and Mr. Lamonreux is a thorough horseman, and a reliable man. Your team The railroad commission was institut of school, please come prepared to take the company* continuous success giving an earlier ripening, a fines color all the children have a little change of and superior quality to tlie hops. The wili be well cared for when left in his charge. Patronize the RED FRONT Losses always being comparatively examination on Monday and Tuesday, Smith, the blacksmith, is a good one. ed to protect the interests of the people their own. October 2nd and 3rd. Those who fail small, they are sure to have tbe money Washington crop is estimated at 50,000 No rival can exce him in iron work. Stable. Terms Reasonable. against extortion by corporations. hales and Yakima county, east of the The hop pickers were at C. Purvine’* to appear then will he assigned work in band to promptly meet them. Cascade mountains is becoming us fam -------- ---------------------- yard last Monday to have their picnic in the grades in which they were the As a wagon maker O. H. Cobb gives and to take care of Cy’s hops. On ous as Puyallup for hop*. « I ' l l H A L I .N T O N I t o , L K T T K R . C o n g r e s s continues to drag along year before. I trust that parents and general satisfaction. Repairing prompt ------- to • t o --------- The hop season is over, the last kiln Ti esdav the rain commenced to fall with but little prospect of a speedy so pupils will realize the importance of M A K K K T K K I’ O K T ly done and several vehicles on hand and the large shed was cleared and the lution of its disagreements, except by making a good start and then will co being dried on Saturday night at the for sale. hop house of Lee Waun, who has stor [Corrected weekly by Felix Noel.] traps brought in and there was just compromise, and neither faction will operate with tbe teachers in securing such a noise as we never heard before Wheat, per bushel, 50 cts. good attendance in the future. Very ed a heavy crop, and never before were consent to that as long as there is any few pupils are able to make up time hops harvested so well. Everything Bran, per ton, $l(i. Guests at the Arlington hotel always and the bop picking and the rain went worked like a charm at the new funnt I on just the same. Shorts, per ton, $20. hope of carrying its point. At least lost at the first of tbe school. — DEALERS IN— go away satisfied. -------- •*-*-*>-------- kiln of Dudley Saling. Henry Camp Oats, per bushel, 40 els. W. I . R b y n o l u s . twenty substitutes for the original re bell, of Dallas, who is an experienced Flour, per barrel, $3.75. HarneK N a n d S a d d l e r y . peal bill have been offered, but none of A complete assortment of excellent H enrdaley'a H o p P ic k e r s . dryer, says that it is the best and most T. S. Cofi’ey at .Perrydale keeps o: ¡C orrected weekly by Nie. ft Cooper) them seem satisfactory. Senator Voor- footwear just received at Gaynor’s in hand good eastern stock or will male The Dallasites who spent nearly perfect kiln he has ever handled, and Potatoes, per bushel, 50 cts. the Wilson block. hees has been constantly trying to three weeks camping at and picking in with the improved measuring box and to order anything you want in tho« Butter, per pound, 20:«) 25cts. lines. Be suit* to see his goods an* bring the senate to a vote on the main tbe Beardsley bop yard at Eola came sack till« r—an invention of A. O. Yatei — ALSO AGENT FOR THE LEADING LINE OF— Lard, per pound, 1(1 @18 cts. The Salem steam laundry comes as learn his prices before buying elsf issue, but by one tactics or another dis home Sunday and say he bad some- ami Mr. Saling— the bops were haodl Bacon, sides, per {tound, 165} cts. over 100 hands tinder four check boss ed in tbe most expeditious and econ where. near giving universal satisfaction as senters stave it off. Speech making es. Hams, per pound,18 cts. When they finished Saturday omic wav in tbe field and without any in the state. They do a lurge Shoulders, per pound, 12^ cts. h»s been and will be the order of the their tickets were all redeemed with waste. They claim that they can suvi amount of washing for Polk county Eggs, per dozen, 15 cts day in the senate all this week, while cash and they had a farewell dance about a dollar an sere through lest people. — NAMELY, THE IMPROVED— Chickens, per dozen, $4@6. waste, besides getting the sacks togeth that evening. Very few of tlie pickers the lower house will spend a week Dried fruits, per pound, 10@20 cts. made tlie young fortunes anticipated er for hauling, thereby saving much longer in discussing the bill for the re about $1.50 a day being the average time and unnecessary labor. All who Meets, per pound, 2 cents. Brown’s store is headquarters for Turnips, per pound, 2 cts. bargains, provided you have tbe cash. peal of the federal election law. earnings. Last year some Chinamen saw it working think it is a splendid Cabbage, per pound, 14 c. They buy cheap for tlie coin and sell played sharp on Mr. Beardsley by stuff improvement over the old methods. the same way. They run a feed depart Onions, per pound, 24ots. T h e r e has been no little adverse ing sacks in the bottom of hop boxes They have applied for a patent and it ment and take such thiugsin exchange Beans, per pound, 5 cents. comment concerning this year’s Btate and some whites were tricky in other is to be hoped that they will meet with —THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN SALEM TO BUY— for goods. Corn meal, per pound, 3^ cts. success in its introduction. Improved fair. The main complaint has been ways. Tltis time lie took precautions Bucki beat Hour, per pound, 5 cts. to guard against all that. Hop gather and economic metiiiHls are what is I I A Y T O O L S O F A L L K IN D S , that too many and too big premiums ing lias not l>een as much of a picnic wanting to lnukc hop raising one of Graham flour, per barrel, $4. W on’t you soon need some kind of Hay, per ton, $5 @$10. — AND ARE PREPARED TO MAKE— and too much attention has been given this year ns it waa last, still there will the greatest industries of this state, hardware in your farming operations to the racing department to the detri be no lack of white pickers next season and it should 1st encouraged |,v tin or improvements. Go and see if Uncle O re g o n W h e a t. ------ -to# to ------ agricultural departments of the state m e n t of agricultural, mechanical and Out of twenty one varieties of Oregon Cage Morrison won’t do a little better H ull road K u in h llu g a . to that end. A word now to the local wheat exhibited at the World’s Fair, by you than anybody else. fine stock exhibits. The mass of sub Mr. Hermann 1ms introduced in con hpp pickers and to all: Do not forget liX iJ .h r .r Superintendent W II. Savage of the stantial farmers care but little for a gress a bill granting right of way that while you are in the field making agricultural department says the judges Wagner Bros, continue to get a big Anybody can dive into business, horse whose chief merit is his running through Grand Ronde reservation for money for yourselves it should l>c your Albany and Astoria railroad. So you duty to study the interests of your em found Unit nineteen averaged 62 pounds lilacksniitbing patronage because they but unless he has capital and ex or trotting ability and feel not encour to the bushel, one we-gbeil (134 pounds always do such good work. see the project is not dead, but has on ployer and pick the hops clean. Rac perience, he will ------------ r * a ----------- aged to place their fine animals and ly b en sleeping. And a corps of sur ing one against the other, to see how and another (spring wheat) went 58 W a s h in g to n H aps. SOON REACH BOTTOM pounds. The judges said that not half superior products on exhibition while veyors has been running a line front many boxes can lie filled, shows a want Puyallup Citizen : It is safe to sny the management are making the horse Tbe Dalles south to the proposed exten of interest in your labor and breeds the wheat exhibited by tlie other states that Oregon and the Sound will lead And stick in the mud. No book and was holding up to the standard weight stationery firm in the state are su trot tho grand drawing feature of the sion of the Oregon Pacific in Lake careless taibits and bad work. Rocol- —60 pounds One sample of Oregon the world on quality this season. There county. No one seems to know by leet that the hop -aiser sells by sample have been no drawbacks in these dis perior to Patton Bros, in Salem. occasion. It is to be hoped that the whoso authority the survey was made oats went 50 pounds and another 514. ami lie is liable to lose hundreds of tricts this season, and as the exeelleut THEY HAVE THE 6000S new president will look more to the in but as a number of prominent officials dollars while veu are making too easy This is certainlv a grand «howing when old-time quality bus been at ained, In large amount and endless variety terest of farmers than of sporting char of the Union Pacific were quite recent wages by slighting your work. If lie it is remembered that tlie standard California and their coast counterparts and thoroughly ly investigating things at the mouth of fails in the business, your occupation weight for oats is 36 pounds. Oregon — the Yakima hops— are not in it by acters. UNDERSTAND THE B U SIN ESS Yaquina bay, it is reasonable to sup is gone as well. Besides the Imp can barley went 51 pounds on the sca le s , comparison. The Yakima samples being three pounds alstve the standard By selling cheap they gel a big pose that they know something about not be dried to such perfection and tbe ■O LA. show a perfect color this season but weight. it. SCHOOL SUPPLY TRADE dryer is condemned. Hop raising they are light, dry and feathery in com Mrs. H. Hayden is very sick. become an industry that will net mil parison to the Sound hops, which are front Polk county. A H op Picking M actilao. A lions of foreign money to this coast, exceedingly gummy at the core. Not Mrs. Beardsley is in poor health. The Utica New York Press says and coming after the wheat harvest much attention is paid to the market There is considerable tick ness around "For several days L Emdin, of Syra will insure more work for thousands. at present, but is not much in advance ÄYEBTS _ town, nothing serious however. cuse, and E. Delos Mills, of Clinton, Now that white lalair has the prece of 17e. Many preparations for increas School will commence next Monday, have been at the farm of Samuel Allen, dence, let it be deserving. ed acreage ore beitlg made. The yield Id a Special hr.in«l of Buruinir Oil, which we manu near this village, working a hop pick Miss Sykos being engaged to teach, H&ai©0THK is falling short of expectation. It ntav fartitre expressly for FAMILY U8K. M l t K K I N O N ’ S H O I* I A I I I I . ing machine. This machine was origin E C T I L M M IN A T O R . be conservatively estimated from pres I T 18 A I l T ’ K 1 K 8 F »I Putnam Bros, expect to finish pick ally invented by Mr. Mills, of Clinton, H i II F I K K T E S T . For the past two weeks, at any time ent indications that tbe state will not IT 18 O K lI M K O K M (J Ü A M T Y ing hops the 27th. Their yield is very and improved by Mr. Emdin. Its between daylight and dark you could go over 45,000 and will only reach that We ruanintce it to be the iiioiikvt pobhiblr grade working lias been satisfactory to tlie find there malty nimble fingered souls good. figure on account of the enormous new ok illuminating oil . Ask for it, Seeders and Drills, Plows, Harrows, Road Machinery S TA N D A R D O IL C O M P A N Y Alex McNary finished picking Sat- owners ami Inis been witnessed by a picking us if they were ill a constant acreage. Wagons, Carts, farm Implements of Every Description unlay and had 500 boxes more than he large nutnher of interested hop growers. hurry to get through or were afraid The motive power is a one h o rse power they would not get their share of the expected, Hardware, Iron and Steel. Tlie Largest Stock, Best Selec safety engine, and last Saturday forty tions and Lowest Prices. Hops generally around Eola have boxes of bops were picked. Tbe owners hops. Iu short u more industrious set you never saw, they no nit wring well on been picket! good and clean and gniw- claim that sixty bexea can be oasily to sixty. The other day we took a ers are very well satisfied with their picked in one day with two men lo little run through the yard and found pickers. operate the machine. The work done that the two kilns were drying about Corner State and Liberty etreeta, Salem. OPENS SEPTEM BER Q ^ C L O S E S O C T O B E R 28. Beardsley finished picking hops last by this picker is performed in a better 120 boxes each [>er day of twenty-four Saturday. They turned out belter than manner than pickers are in tbe habit of hour*, the lire being kept constantly he ex a cte d and better than last year. picking hops. Messrs. Mills and Em up to a temperature of about 140 de WILL FURNISH THK SIC. He has sold his prunes to Mr. Kurts din are much elated with the manner grees. Jesse Lewis ami Dave Crider wlto has a patent dryer, and has com in which their machine does its work, were firing at the Morrison house and Ten years of age, but who declines to girt his A W O R L D O F M E C H A N I C S IN M I N I A T U R E . and the prospect of its being generally Dick McCarter and Will McKinley at name to the public, makes this authorized, menced gathering them. THR SPECIAL FEATURES WILL ECLIPSE THOSE OF ANY PREVIOUS YEAR. adopted by growers. the lwvens house, they taking it in confidential statement to us: M A D A M E G I R A R D G Y E R ’S P R I S M A T I C F O U N T A I N *• When I was one year old, my mamma died F A LL S O IT T . turns of six hours each. Mr. Morrison W h y W • Hhuntit Kitm-Ata. Comitnictetl at » coat of $10,000 *nd throwing * thousand Jot* of water in »11 th e c o lo is o f the rainbow of consumption. The doctor said that I, was flaking a general supervision of tlie will beautify Muni«’ Hall too, would soon die, and all our ueighhors School will begin October 9th. Carefully conducted investigations Irying’and J. H. Robertson of tlie tic thought that even if I did not die, I would c LARGE A Q U A R IU M S -i-f c ^ F ^ never he able to walk, because I was so Falls City’s latest fad is a lady an- carried on by tbe bureau of eduoa'ion ket department. Marion Syron out Containing Huh of all varieties found in Oregon waters, have been constructed at great expenr weak and puny. A gathering formed and at Washington establish these striking broke under my arm. I hurt my finger and gitteer. ( T - ^ j --------- T H E A R T G A L L E R Y -------- l E P ji and interesting facts: First—That an lown the vines or pulled the poles and It gathered and threw out pieces of hone. :W . W . J O H N S ,= t the boxes were twing emptied bv Clem If 1 hurt myself so as to break the skin. It Win. Ellis and Johnnie Moyer are average free common school mine» Will contain a collection of painting» selepied from the World’» Fair- Among them Ellshury*» cele was sure to ttecome a running sore. I had Lewis ami Frank Whiteman while Ed. brated painting C u a tor’ a l.nat F ig h t . To visit this great Exposition and view its wonders in every down with the measles. to lake lots o f medicine, but nothing has department of Art and Science, will be next thing to a visit to the World's Fair at Chicago. Blessing and Elmer Mornaon did the done me so much good as Ayer'* Sarsapa REDUCED RATES ON ALL TRANSPORAATION LINES. rilla It has made me well aud strong. — Quite au interest has been taken in hauling. We did not ree all the pi«-k- T. D. M.. Norcatur. Kaos. For further information addre«# IE. W . A T . I . F N ' , the Free Methodist meetings lately. i t s , blit among those noticed were Superintendent and Secretary. Grandma Hubbard and Grandma A large cougar was seen prowling Vaughn who were raised to work and Ptvpsrel by Dr.J.C. A y.r ft Co., Low'll, Maas. around close to town a lew days since. will cease not while strength last*. Mr. I C ures oth ers, w ill cure y o u Most of the hops of this section will and Mrs. A. W. Fowler and Miss Jessie be picked this week. F. K. Hubbard Wiseman were driving steadily ahead finished on Tuesday. and getting their share of the fruit, the same being true of Joe Black tnd wife, Mr. Van Pelt’s new house will soon S T . P A U L 'S A C A D E M Y . Thi - .k yn n l *n*l I ommhn H oiis holMIni I« Sit'd Mrs. R. C. Craven and son* and Mrs be ready to occupy. He will have a thr.aiub.mt with .very applfam-e o 1 w ltn.t rluw „ t o V. A. K< rscy and daughter* were tak , atioo.t in.tiluu .il, — IF YOTJ W ILL BUY YOUR— very pretty and attractive place. j, »iirrntimh -,1 by '. t a n , I " ing in their full share of checks. The zroumtw, thu* nisktiuf II * m u* itrairwbl« Ko, ni mu Fred Finch and wile will go to Indi sad day ti-hool. Thorouuh and pno-tl -a! iii.tru ti in Ellis sisters were doing good work ami in the primary and Mutua tiran. hr« nf «>hi.«ui.,nI« *|. ana to q c flil the winter. He has rent- Mrs. Muir and son were toiling earlv I fardad. Trrm« nwwlMwtp Muair. painting, «trimu ad hte farm to a man lately from Dako rwphv and typewriting f.am axtrs ,-hanf** For foi and late for the sake of the com at tlie tina ; virtu u l.r . «pplv to StSTKR-t OF TM* HOLY IS. end of the job. Tbe Hart and Headley NAMES St. Catti. Marlon m untx, Oregon. families were going on the principle Bond A Cramer have added a grain that it is best to make hay while the chopper to Ilnur machine shop aud ate sun shines, and Mr. Zuntwalt and folks prepared to chop atl grain brought to appeared lo 1» of like opinion. Mrs them. W. 1’ . Wright and Mrs. B. F. Cham A Mr. Purgeeon will build a house Ifr. If. L Salter bers were enjoying the occasion only b«’- aad make his home in the l esntiful hr A wall knows photographer of Mereed. OtL, —OK THE— cause there was pay in it and we sus grove « h i the bank of the creek so many tasUfi«*: “ Up too* and hody wore sovored pect the same was true of Mr. and w M h rod Motohs* which dtelfured me nod rouo- plonk* haw been held in the past. Pauline Uaynor and •4 such raftering, other me.ll,-in« foiled «0 Mr*. Surlca. B a v . 8 . A . H tarr, the M. K m inister, hoi» tap rase, hot oner Utkina loor t-tUe. of Britlie McDevitt were having lots of wna among u* last Sunday The gusl tun. but by no means neglecting their advise he gave In bis splendid eetnion hu-inesa a* shown by the numerous — Also carts, wagons and a general assortment of— I ora raoretp free tram .op Dlotoho* nod ora • appreciated alike by saint and sin- tickets they «Irew for services rendered M O O D ’« C U R B S . Rev. M F. S llenton was making the j r and tlie impression left her* on the ’. WILLIAMS’ ■ods of the people of sll rlasers is thst ’ t possible out of hia time and so RED It PIE C0„ ■a is just tbe kind of a man that all w»s B r o t h e r Snyder of the Transcript, Schenectady, H.Y. a n § L i to EM come among us. J but we caunot say lire same of Dr. Ktn- rad BroekvtUe, Qm. T IL E W ORKS. A D V E R TIS IN G DALLAS, OREG. P rin te rs’ In k P rin te rs’ In k Í ; REOPENING. P R I N T E R S ’ INK, ji. L. LAM OUREUX C J li THE NEW BED FRONT. Proprietor. Formerly known as " the Ellis & Whitley Stables. Gor. Gommercial and Trade Streets, S ^ L E M , OREGON Brown & Smith, Stoves and Hardware, /Agricultural VERY POOR DIVING. f Im plem ents, OSBORNE BINDER, MOWER AND RAKE. T h e Best Price on Binding Twine. CALL -A -H S T ID SEE TJS. EOCENE SAHSAPARim wiunmtYDu mm Bright Lad, ^LIBERATI’S CELEBRATED MILITARY BAND* GRAY BROS, HARNESS SHOP. Farm Harness of Best Oak Tanned Leather. Single Buggy Harness $5.50 and Upwards 244 COMMERCIAL STR EETJALEM , OREGON. A Y E R 'S Sarsaparilla Patronize Our Home Mills. CAR LOAD OF BUGGIES MENS, YOUTHS MB BOYS' N erve Tonic Hood’s Sarsaparilla Blood Builder CLOTHING Woolen Mills Store, From the Corvam s C a rria g e Factory. You will help to buildup Home Industry besides / IQ R IC U L T U R / A L - A4/t(J4lfJ£RY. keeping money in circulation in our midst, j h b . piummer, Dan»*. r