Polk County itemizer. (Dallas, Or.) 1879-1927, October 13, 1893, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPOLK COUNTY ITEMIZE» Fv.u.mi» I t u i F i l a , B t W'. A. W A S H , ruai.isH.u *»11 r w m m i i w a lla s , f A id a t the • f* o f f ic ia l . uoct . cou nty COUNTY KAPITAI. KUHNKI.S. STATE C A P IT A I. . ia «. paper . S U B S C R IP TIO N R A T E S : ........................................ Per year A big percent of all who trade in Dallas find their way to the general merchandise establishment of Craven Bros, where they find nearly every thing needed about their houses. Wheth er clothing, groceries or house furnish ing goods sre wanted they can supply you. Your child would gel things at exactly the same price a* yourself. Re member the places directly in front of the couit house. *103 ............................ P er air month* M ...................... Per thrik montha Ariver iaing rni. ma-»e known on applica Cobb’s wagon shop down by the cov ered bridge, is head quarters for all tion. Correepondenee ia eolicited. kinds of repairs. He will sell you s Fine Job Printing done at reaeonable price*. vehicle or make you one to order. Tell your friends about him. L ast Satuiday’4 train* took 100.000 people into Chicago, filling the city and the expoaition ground* to over- flowing. Trains from all direction* came in three or four sections jammed w ilh humanity. T k s recent storm along the south ern coast of Lousiana was one of the most disastrous ever known in the south. As a result of it more than 2,- 0> 0 lives were lost. I t is a marshy re gion filled with islands and the inhabi tants were mostly engaged in tishiug. Several islands with from 300 to 1,000 people each were so storm wrecked that they will probably never again lie inhabited. B efore voting next Monday on the water works proposition every citizen should carefully consider the matter from an impartial standpoint. The main question should he not whether your personal tax wonld be increased or whether it would afford work to you as Hn individual, but is it for the best interests of Dallas, all things consider ed, to now enter upon such a work. W e presume all agree that a-system of water works would be a good thing for the town, but are we ready to build it. V o te as your deliberate judgment dic- tites, all selfish reasons being laid aside. In Wiseman’s general variety store on Mill street you can get the cheapest hardware in the county. Y ou just go there and tell him you want him to prove Bur assertion. M,.st all now have more or less mon ey as a result of the grain and iiop harvest and a good place to expend a part of it would be at Chapman's fur niture store where you can find a large and attractive variety of things suita ble to furnish your house. Uo see his goods and price them. Mrs. Kimsey gets the. most dress making to do because she doss the best and cheapest work. Any of her pat rons will testify as to her merits in those respects. Location up stairs near this office. Lynch, the iron fashioner keeps ham mering away. As soon as you tell him what you want done, lie decides upon the best and most satisfactory manner of doing it. H I S IN ESS P O IN T E R S , cates itself in the lymphatics, which painless dental are composed of white tissues; there is a period of foetal life when the whole hotly consists of white tissues, aud therefore the unborn child i.- especially And remember that White <fc Catter- susceptible to this dreadful disease. lin at 54 State street are doing a big But there is a remedy for scrofula, feed, produce and commission business whether hereditary or acquired. It is and can handle your stuff to Iwtier ad Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which by its |*iw- vantage than you can yourself. erful effect on the blood, expels all tgace of the diseas- and gives to the vital 1 he very finest drug store in the city fluid the quality and color of health If is that in the uew Holman block kept you decide to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla by Lunn * Brooke. Their stock is do not accept any substitute. fresh, pure aud of the highest grade. T h e Netsrto S aw m ill. Whatever may be had in a first class establishment you can get there. Ask The sawmill at NetarU is being set for the Capital drug store. up as rapidly as possible and it is ex peeted will be ready for business in abou* two weeks. The proprietor, W. Here is something new in photo- I Hobart, of Dallas, lias engaged to saw graphy: Cherington can now take the lumber and timber for the bridges four different negatives of you at one I sitting, showing front, quartering, side on the new lighthouse road. The mill and rear views, all to bo printed on one will have a capacity of about 10,000 r day and will be a great benefit to that card. Even as s matter of curiosity you should have some takeu to send to section of the country. It is intended next summer, to saw box lumber and your friends. ship it out to San Francisco on schoon ers. There is a fine body of spruce Mrs. 8. C. Reed at 265 Commercial timber along the upper end of the bay street has decided to go out of the mil which is easy of access and the expense linery business and must dispose of of logging will be comparatively light. her entire stock M o r e the first of Jan There mny be a little difficulty about uary. She realizes that in order to do getting boats in at first but the Netarts it she must make sweeping reductions people are CO' fident that it can be in everything and from now on the overcome.— Tillamook Headlight. goods must go for whatever they will bring. Ladies, misses and childrens’ trimmed hats will go for a song aud The rain, the beautiful rain. other things nearly aa cheap. N o other blacksmith in Dallas has Go to Contris done half as much work for the people work. around as J. E. Smith. for Take your apples to the Oregon bruit and Produce company, who will either buy or dry on the shares. They are daily drying several hundred bush- els of fruit at the canuery evaporator. A t Strong’s restaurant you invaria bly get a variety of good things to eat and all for the pitiful sum of two bits. Your friends will thank you for telling them to try that place. Buy your con fectionery there. TILE WORKS. yeau, Dora Williams, L ily Levens, Jw*- certain that the hop acreage will be •ie Wilson, Meosrs. Spede, Cricket, Tug, greatly increased next year. At least and Marcus Bevens, Mart iScrafTord 300 acres will be added to the 800 acres and son, Kirk, Ed. Hillard, E. E. Slant*. now devoted to the industry. William John Leach, Proprietor. HUGHES & J. M. Staats, Sam H; stings, Tom I Hazzard expects to plant 20 acres more, E . Gross, Dick Crowley, John Brinkley, ' James Alexander 15, Nate Gates 10 and Have again opened their wagon and \\ m. Barker, Charley Kenedy, Henry J. D. Rice 10. A t least 100 acres will blacksmith shop at the old stand larter, Joe Tuck %nd others. Then he planted around Boisfort,in the f'he- there were present a large crowd of halis valley. Almost the entire crop of First class tile of all si/.es from three youths from six to twelve years of age tnie -eason will be marketed from Che- They solicit the prtronage of former who hud a room to themselves and im- halis; there are not over 100 acres of customers and others. They are get to eight inches in diameter. itited their elders to prelection. Chas. bops in tke county growing on land ting some seasoned stock from Port Kenedy furnished the music which not tributary to Clieh.lis. The first land, but the bulk of it comes from the PRICES PER 1,000 FEET: was first class, he being hard to boat. sales reported were 100 bales by the east. Three inch ................. Dobson Hop Company at 17 cents; K K AL ESTATK TR ANSFER S. OREO OX also three tong, which had been con DALLAS. Five inch................... ................... 32 tracted at 16) cents, by Joseph Phil- Othello Bagley to John D W at son, 78 acres in t 9 s, r 5 w ;. $ 750 lips, Seven inch ....... . . . . ................... 60 Ariurinta Smith to Annie W F E P .Y D IL t . Eight in d ).................. Koehler, 74 acres near Dallas; 2,500 Is s Special brand of Burning Oil, which we manu- facture expressly for FAMILY USE. H S Montgomery to Otto Mees- W e are to have a shoemaker. IT 18 A P E R F E C T I L L U M IN A T O R . inan, 10 acres near Kalis C ity; 500 IT 18 H IG H F I R E T E>T. Our hotel has been crowded with X *. E . F R A Z E R , J W Kirkland to J J Bowler, lot I T 18 O F U N IF O R M Q U A L IT Y . patrons, in Indei>endeuce;.................. 100 We guarantee it to be the lUOURST po s sib le u r a d k . Stock Inspector for Polk County, Mrs. Johnson is attending the Bap 0 » ILLUMINATING OIL. Ask fo r it, John Young to Gideon Phillips, A D D R E S S M c l’O Y , O H K O O N . S TA N D AR D OIL C O M P A N Y . I lots in Independence;............. 300 tist association in Monmouth. John W olverton to J H Harper, Wise & K eyt have bought several 100 acres in t 10 g, r 4 w ;. lots of hops at from 16 to 18 cents. Wilhem Voght to Abraham Bek- Cyrus Smith came over from Amity ker, 70 acres in t 7 s, r 5 w ;. . 'J / jr and sold 2,800 bushels of wheat. W J Mulkey to B’ M Sloan, 50 acres in t 8 s, r 5 w ; ............... Preaching next Sunday at both the P ortland , O kbgon . A. P. A rmstrong , P r in c ip a l . J B Nunn to Lucy Nunn, 17 Methodist and the Christian church. Open al! the year. Students may enter at any time Catalogue free acres near D allas;................... 1 Mr. Winters went to Gopher valley E W Cooper to N P Cooper, 150 X 5 5* A B U S I N E S S E D U C A T I O N P A Y S . acres in t 8 s, r 5 w ;. . . . 3.000 beyond Sheridan to locate a homsstead. N P Cooper to E W Cooper, 64 W e notice Frank and Jim Myer, acres in t 8 s, r 4 w ; ....... 3,250 Elijah Morrison and Bud Frazer here E 8 Stevens to Alex Lumsden, SALEM L I V E R Y S T A B L E . on business. 101 acres in t 7 s, r 4 w ; ....... 6.000 Mrs. Smith and her daughter, Mrs. C. O. Hamlin visited the metropolis W L Wells to W m Savage aud last week. Hawley, of Am ity, have been visiting Sami Coad, 26 acres ia t 8 s, r 5 w ; ............................ . .......... 830 Mrs. Tingle. Farmers working summerfallow and W L Wells to W J Wagner, land hauling winter wood. Wm. Vincent, soninlaw of Mr Pew- near D allas;............................ 2,600 thercr, near here, was killed in his saw The meat shop of Be vena Bros, will Chas N Brown to Jacob Brown, mill at Middleton last Friday. soon close for the winter. lots in Buena V is ta ;............... 75 Mrs. Allen, of Kings Valley, is visit State of Oregon to Laban Case, J. F. Groves was the last to finish 120 acres in t 9 g, r 5 w ; ....... ing her daughter, Mrs. Dave Simpson 150 [licking hops and in spile of the wet J D Lee to L H Lam berson, land weather managed to get his whole crop Miss Lizzie Wilson has returned to in Dallas; ............................... put up in excellent condition. Mr. Lamonreux is a thorough horseman, and a reliable man. Your te»in her work in Portland after a short visit M A Anderson to A M Miller, home. J. H. Downing who is a dealer in wili be well cared for when left in big charge. Patronize the R E D F R O N T land in t 8 e, r 4 and 5 w ;. .. . general merchandise at Condon, Ore Stable. Termg Reasonable. Misses Esther Rose and Alice Hast Isaac Ball to Pleasant Orchard, gon, in sending us two ye ars subscrip lots in Ballston ; ................. ings spent several days in Monmouth 212 tion, says they have just had a two last week. S A and D W Lewis, J F and R days heavy rain. Williams, M B Hooker et al to J. L. Hastings, who is now braking Ralph E Williams, 319 acres in on the local at Portland visited his t 9 g, r 5 w ; ............................. 1,000 home last week. O A C R R t o C E Drunteller. 40 Miss Dima Htaats went to Corvallis acres in t 8 s, r 6 w ; ............... 140 last week to learn dressmaking and Louisa J and T W Estes to Ida take music lessons. I Irvine, lots in Independence; 200 The largest and beat assortment of The late heavy rains strikes M. G. B. F A L L S C IT Y . about right, he now has plenty of time to visit his parents(?) Mrs. Wankey was down to Portland Hasting Bros, are busily engaged, last week. R EO P EN S , DALLAS, O REC. Near Covered Bridge. EOCENE tA m t L. LAM OUREUX P ro p rie to r. , >* Formerly THE NEW known a s 7 ; 7 I^ r the Ellis REO FRONT. ^ K W hitley S ta b le s. Miser, the picture man, can come as near taking a photograph to please Dugan Bros.,on Commercial street you as any one else. Take a good look keep everything that Ixdongs about a at his sample pictures and you will pro steam engine ftn)| ,[,, everything per- nounce the workmanship first clast. tlu’'.iiig to the plumbing business They are pleasant gentlemen to deal Lawton the tonsured artist, > n0 with. auperior within the borders of Try him. ,,“ e “ “ A t the Ladies’ Bazar may be found many things to adorn women and chil Give the Core* dren. Ladies' furnishing goods of all nercisl hotel a trial sorts and latest productions. Ask for and then you will not care to hunt for A t Chicago last Monday was the big any M W Universal far Irion sheet, free of charge. gest and grandest show day America Location, Sta c Insurance block. between showers, sowing their 300 W . S. Frink lost his purse contain ever had. More than 750,000 persons acres of summerfallow. ing about $25. Part of our business is to tell people yrere packed in the world’* fair exp**, Misses Pinkham A Sanford at 1(»9 Ira Hooker still has 18 acres of oats Mrs, Bond and Miss Orplia Carey are where they esn trade to good advant in the city. No inferior grades kept and W E D E F Y C O M P E T IT IO N in price. Court street never before had so attrae in the shock, but has finished picking at Portland visiting relations and at sition grounds. I t was a perfect P age. This is to certify that Faull A Co. live a stock of fall and winter millinery his hops having about 65 boxes. tending the exposition. everywhere and about forty - - ' ra have as large and choice a stock of and having bought on favorable terms were more, or less injured persons general hardware as can be found in Tug Bevens, of Elk City, came over B. B. Harrington has built a neat they can offer the ladies of Polk coun with a fine load of salmon last week barn and will build an addition to his half the crowd had QOK 1 erhaps the state, outside the metropolis. Ev ty extra bargains. The little man above pictured is erything about their store is systema which lie sold at 6 cents a pound. house this fall if the weather permits. emphasizing to his friends the Over the state I q hep ,e ln fn,D1 ftU tically arranged and they can instant N, Tarter has moved back to Peedee I f those young gentleman who went WELL KNOWN FACT ins celebrate- O ’ ** lheir city coua' ly show you any article wanted. Their Reynolds, the well known blaok- tU e e a U m c fc r ‘Cago day. Neither prices are uniformly low. smitn at the foot of the steel bridge, and Dave Him peon and wife have taken to the coast last week do not see the That the cheapest and best plnce in their place as housekeepers for Tarter elephant before the get home we will .or the hotels could pro- gets the majority of Polk county work Of all sizes, shapes and the very best makes. From the ordinary Salem to get all kinds of books and yid* iptvqp- Bros. miss our guess. ately for such a rush of hu- because he does it so well and so cheap kitchen stove to the largest and finest range, or from the stationery and A large and excellent stock of boots VJR'Mtr Hml. Scanlon, of Portland, being out E. G. W h ite intends to build an small bed room heater to a splendid parlor stove. . The publio exercises ¡uter shoes and rubber goods have just been Hu can do your hlacksmithing while ESPECIALLY SCHOOL SUPPLIES you are up town trading, of work for awhile as engineer, is up addition to his house this fall, and Ed i ' sed throughout the day and even received by J. C. Gaynor, who would Is of PattoD Bros. Not only do they with his family on hie Peedee farm Siefarth will build a new house. Looks ing were on a grander and more mag he pleased to show them to all in need sell school books cheaper tlian ever Ham is now a full fledged granger. rather suspicious, but then it is all Jos. Meyers at the W hile Corner is of anything of the kind. nificent scale than anything ever be before, but will take School began September 25th with right boys. noted for his excellent taste in buying fore attempted in this day. The re YOUR OLD ONES IN EXCHANGE. such things as will most please the la about thirty pupils enrolled. J. H. The steam laundry at Salem has H op s O ver at Ch eh alis. ceipts of the day, added to what they Do not make a mistake, but be dies in matters of dress. His ladies Cochrane, who taught so surcessfuiiy about thirty employes, all white, and A letter from there reads thus: The sure to go to hAd cancelled the indebtedness of the does as good work as any other institu fall clothing has been tnkihg like wild here before, being again at the helm. very satisfactory results which followed f l ^ Y V E C AN F IL L Y O U R B ILLS exposition. tion of the kind in the state. Send your fire and he has sold many a stylish rig Miss Dora W illiams has returned the labors of hop growers in this vici- j PATTON BROS. ON STATE STREET. for woman and children. They say clothing over by any of the stages. from Portland, where slit has been nity this season have already made it life jackets, capes and mackintoshes working all summer and is now install T h e country and the towns are full are the very thing. ed in the household of VV. E, Williams. Cash always buys goods cheaper than of poor people who are ill prepared for BILLS ALLO W ED BIT OOVNTY CO'CrUT. the coming winter. Even with con on credit. Blown A Hon tell for coin Henderson Simpson has moved his Harritt «t M clntire »re recognized and make no had debts, therefore do family into his house here for the win stant ind .stry and economy it will be not have to add a percentage to your as the leading grocers of the city. It ter, aud Goyeau’s have moved into the AMOUNT AMOUNT rough enough for them, but if they purchase to make up for the loss by has come to he generally understood NAME. FOR WHAT CLAIMED. Vanderpool house. There is not now CLAIMED. ALLOWED drag along, letting every day provide some other customer. If you have the that if you cannot procure a thing a vacant house in the burg. there, it is probably not iu market. ses o c t q b f b for itself, and in the matter of both money that is an excellent place to W. E. William's new house is about C T Roval _______ $214 80 214 80 food and clothing get just what they trade. 5 00 5 00 Painless extraction and filling of completed and last Tuesday lie invited H B S t a n le y ........ examining insane patient............... want rather than what they actually in a hart of their many friends, who A Hinshaw........... 21 00 21 00 keeping pauper............................... teeth by Dr. Contris in Gray’s block. W ILL FURNISH THE SIC. The Arlington hotel is quiet, home need, their experience may be bitter. 5 60 tripped tile light fantastic toe from sun P Syron................. lumber............................................ 5 60 like place where you alwaj-B get some 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 . 48 00 down until 3 A. M. and all present pro L Damon............... road scraper............................... .... 48 00 In many cases old clothing of all sorts thing good to eat. Have you been to the new candy nounced it a very enjoyable affair. THE SPECIAL FEATURES W ILL ECLIPSE THOSE OF A N Y PREVIOUS YEAR. 16 50 16 50 Doughty A Hayter printing............................................ could be repaired and made to serve palace of S. L. Jones in the D’Arcy Among those present were Mr. and 13 50 M A D A M E G I K A K D G Y E R ’S P R I S M A T I C F O U N T A I N surveyors fees................................. 13 50 T L Butler............. several months longer, the family By having your hlacksmithing dons Mock on State street. That is the Mrs. E. C. Slants, I. M. S mpson and S T B urch............. salary two m onth*.......................... 133 35 133 35 Constructed . t . co»t o! $ 10,000 »n.l throwing » thon*»nd je t. ol water ln .11 the color, of tb . rainbow will beautify Music Hall oould easily get along on half as much at Wagner's you will always secure a place to get the most choice confer wife, Mr, J. O. Steals, wife and daught T O Hutchinson. . . salary and expense......................... 67 50 66 50 - L A R G E A Q U A R I U M S - f i L r -G -V n . 25 a t 25 00 meat, and a sack of flour could be good job. They don’t make much noise tionery of all sorts. Candies made er, Bertha, Mrs. O. M. Staats, Mrs. Mrs N Shelton attending C Gibbons...................... fresli and pure every day. Containing fish of .11 varieties found iu Oregon water., have been conMructed at great ezpen.- 86 19 Irene Dalton, Mrs. J. B. Clark, Mrs. T. B F M tilkey....... fees for September........................... 86 19 made to last several days longer by about it but their work lasts well. i P - E j ---------T H E A R T G A L L E R Y ---------S - j 62 50 fees for September............................ 62 50 Goyeau, Mrs. P. W . Williams, Misses H B Oo-per ......... utilizing cold bread instead of throw io oo 10 00 Will contain a collection of painting, eelected from the World'. F » !r Among them ElUhurv’. cele- Mr. Barnes of tile New York Racket Dima aud Nettie Staats, Lena Hilter W W W illiam s. . .. constable fees ................................. Next door to the postofllcBis a choice brated painting Custer’* L a .t F igh t. To visit thia great Et,«action and vieJ it. wondire ? „ , „ r é ing it. into the slop barrel. W e old 1 70 witness fees................ - .................. 1 70 deiertment of Art »nd Science, will be next thing to a vi.it to th. World’s Fair at Chicago ' place to get all manner of hardware. store advertises that he will sell all brand. Anna Hannnin. Christine Go* Jake Wheeler . . . soldiers all know that one can manage 1 70 1 70 David Diwis......... REDUCED RATES ON ALL TKANSPORAATION LINES. sorts of goods cheaper tlian you can The quality is superior and the price »4 < 4 1 70 1 70 For further information adtlresa e . " W . A L L E I T get the aame quality anywhere else, to live on about half of what the av never unreasonable. M. Morrison owns <4 44 1 70 Superintendent and Secretary. 1 70 Sallie W h e e le r .... and it must 1* ao, for great crowds arc erage person consumes. and runs the place 44 14 1 70 1 70 daily attracted there from all direr Lucy A m os........... l< it 1 70 1 70 tions, and the same persons come back Jimmie Bocks P u b lic School Notes. M A RK E T REPORT 4* 44 " Among the many testimonials which I 1 70 1 70 •ver aud again. Jessie Wheeler. . . Reboot opened iast week wilh an at eee in regard to certain medicines perform [Corrected w,-«kly liy Fell* Niial-1 1 70 1 70 Lucy T o m ....... . tendance of 250 which has now increas ing cures, cleansing the blood, etc.,” writes 44 <4 1 70 1 70 Wheat, per bushel, AS cts. Grace Wheeler. . . . ed to 270. The sixth, seventh and H u n k y H u d s o n , of the James Smith fn buying substantial, staple, me 1 70 1 70 Bran, per ton, $15. eighth grades are U> have new song Woolen Machinery Co., dium priced fall and winter millinery 44 44 1 70 1 70 Shorts, per ton, $19. J F Shaffer books aud will meet in the principal's Philadelphia, Pa., “ none Mrs. Fieater has met the popular de 44 44 1 70 1 70 Oats, per bushel, 25 cts. J P IJankership. . . impress me more than my room for opening exercises. The fourth maud and is rapidly disposing of her 14 *4 1 70 1 70 Flour, per barrel, $3.40. o w n cao«. Twenty years John Hirsch ....... — IF YO U W IL L BU Y YO U R— and fifth grades have rented the acad stock, much of it to ladies across the 2 70 ago, at tiie age of is years, 1 70 Jos Mnrtin............. jurior county court. ......................... em y organ and will have their morning [Corrected weakly by Nine A Coaperl river. <1 44 it I had swellings come on 3 60 3 60 M F W h ite ........... exercises in Miss McDevitt's room. The Potatoes, [>er bushel, 50 cts. 44 44 44 my legs, which broke and 3 50 3 50 Seth Riggs ......... patrons and friend* of the school are Butter, per pound, 20@ 25cls. I became running sores. 44 44 44 2 40 2 40 Of course you want to make money, R Tatom cordially invited to visit it and especi Our family physician could Lard, per pound, lfi @18 cts. 44 44 44 3 10 3 10 for who does not. It is admitted that J W K irklan d.. .. ally to attend the interesting exercises do me 110 good, and it was Bacon, sides, per pound, 16) cts. 44 44 44 3 10 3 10 ,i dollar saved is a dollar made. We H C Fox ........... we have every morning at 9 o’clock. feared that the boues Hams, per pound, 18 cts. 34 85 drugs and etc for C Gibbons ......... 34 86 can find 100 men who will say that of A K W ilson........... would be affected. At last, L e n a S to i f f e r . Shoulders, per pound, 12) cts. 5 81 6 81 Johnson A Son you can get for from tile .................................................. J E Murphy my good old m o t h e r Eggs, per dosen, 15 eta. 3 95 la d la a tlT « o f * ro*parity. 3 95 $10 to $12, a suit that would anywhere C W Sm ith........... justice fees...................................... u rged me to try A y e r'« Chickens, per dosen, $4@6, 5 00 examining patient L e« .................. 5 00 else in the city cost you $15. A blind Sarsaparilla. I took three Th e two following items from a pa L N W oods........... Dried fruits, per pound, 10@20 cts. 5 63 bottles, the sores healed, lumber...................... ....................... 5 63 man ought to take such a hint ns that per at The Dalles would indicate good Byerley Bros Beets, per pound, 2 cents. — OF T H E — and I hare not been 2 00 2 00 times up that w a y : Railroad business A V R Snyder . . . printing ........................................... Turnips, per pound, 2 cts. troubled since. Only the 8 60 8 60 ha* not been as brisk for years as it is W L W ells............. state vs V ernon............................... Hellenbrand’s dinners draw man> Cabbage, per pound, 1) c. •care rem ain, and the 6 50 night watch.................................... 6 50 now. Extra crews have been put on, J C Wagner ....... Polk conntians and ought to draw | m em ory o f the pant, to Onions, per pound, 2 ) cts. 3 00 3 00 and freight trains sre leaving the de|sit Dan S yron ............. labor ................................................ rem ind me o f the good you. Beans, per pound, 5 cents. 11 00 11 00 in this city every hour. The amount Union Hardware Co road scraper.................................... Ayer** S arsa p a rilla has done me. I now Corn meal, per pound, 3 ) ets. 1 85 1 85 of wheat is something unprecedented B F L u c a s ........... luniher............................................. weigh two hundred and tweuty pounds, and T w o T rum p l> »g i. Buckwheat Hour, per pound, 5 cts. 11 35 goods for pauper....... ...................... 11 36 am in the best of health. I hare been on the in the history of the country, and at all Craven Bros......... A few years ago we need to see in the Graham Hour, |s-r barrel, $4. 5 85 merchandise road district 19 road for the past twelve years, have noticed 6 85 stations along the line it is piled to a I C Fletcher ....... Hound country, a large, intelligent ami Hay, per ton, $5 @$10. A y e r ’s Sarsaparilla advertised in all part* 5 00 fees and milage .............................. 5 00 considerable height. It is very ques H Bverley ......... [(nod nature,! dog that had earned the of the United States, and always take pleas 72 72 tionable whether it can be removed tie- 1 W C r i d e r ......... name Hummer, hy traveling on am ure In telling what good It did for me.” 2 10 2 10 p r in tin g .................. .................... fore snow flies. There were twenty csr M L Ryan ........... and all the Units in that region and For the oure of all diseases originating in 12 20 12 20 printing ......................................... toads of csttle shipped from R E Salt- W A Wash taking an occasional trip hv »learner to Impure blood, the best remedy to 18 i>4 18 54 marsh A Co's stock yards this morn R S u it e r ............... lum ber.............................................. San Francisco, Bummer was widely 14 60 14 60 fees and m ileage............................. ing for Tmutdale. Our facilities a* a I M Simpson known and was everywhere welcomed 27 33 27 33 gravel .............................................. shipping point are becoming widely 1 B N -mith Prep.red t>, Dr. J. C. Av*r BO*., Lsw.ll, M*re. aod well fed. When tired of traveling 42 60 42 60 km wn, and, perhaps, there are more H C F o x ................. lum ber.............................................. he would Ismrd a I mat going op the 7 37 7 37 Cures others, will oure you O P Selbv ........... fir wood............................................ rattle, horned and otheiwise, shipped Hkagit river to hi* home at Mount 13 37 13 37 from this city direct from the pasture, lu m b e r............................................ B K Lnrafi Vernon, where every one would have a 52 40 52 40 limn sny other point west ol the Rocky feea................................................... W L Wells ---- kind word to say to and about the not 30 00 30 00 attorneva fees................................... m ount*! u*. A M Hnrlev ST. P A U L’S ACAD EM Y. ed old dog. \\ e were reminded of him 25 60 25 60 justice fee*....................................... Thl* slsssnt and cotiinitHliuua building is fitted hv seeing the following in an exchange throughout with every appliance of a flmt class edu H M Lines 26 20 26 20 constable f e e s ................................. atioeai institution, and 1« surrounded by extensive Wm W Lines The celebrated hoho of the canine Last week we recorded tbs fact that ¿round*. thu* making it a most dsNiraMe hoarding species passed through the city on ihe *nd day school. Thorough and praoti- al instruction H oratio Morrison, Manfred Hears and train thia morning going west He has • n the primary and higher branch«* of r d u t t i n is af Gen Grant l»;%d gone to the head wa forrtad. Terms moderate. Music, painting, »tenog* S T A T E OF O REG O N.! I trampad thr ugh every state of the ters of the l.acreole in quest of game raphv and typewriting form extra Charge« For fut- .... union in charge of express messengers, her nert.« ulara apply to SINTERS OF TME HOLY end now we come to the sequel. They NAMES, fit. Paul, Mari. Ion county, Oregon. C O U N TY OF P O L K ,» | and each one has attached s tag to slew two det r, but the ram poured on him. These are hung around the dog,- thani night and day and when they I, B. F. Mulkey, county clerk of Polk county, state of Oregon, and j neck, and it was very interesting to sta* ted home Sunday morning the ex-officio clerk of the circuit court for said county and state, do hereby oertify I read a record of his travels. He is » Stream was *o swollen that they iiad to j dog of ordinary site, and easily make* leave their toot, wagon anil everythin* Builder that the foregoing transcript of schedule of expenditure, for the October | friend* with any stranger. N o one •1 m - except the gam*, which Horatio term, 1893, ha* been by me compared with the original, and that it i* a true 1 know* where he first started hi* career nocked on the horses, crossing the rag had Typhoid Fever f wandering from town »0 t< wn, for and correct copy of «aid original, »* the same appearsof record in my office and in g itTi mi ^ ’ tim e« before arriving eft a v w im torpid liver aod klda* getting the -cenee of hie aativity and Bl EllenOale. The other Isiy. walked custody. becoming the pet of express messengers aud kept im#»side o* »lie creek, that be ■■ - ■ — ■» ■' ing .«le r if nut more pleasant than W IT N E S S my hand, and real of »aid court thia 10th day of O c t, 1893. P n l«o n r l bp S w nfwUi treiUiig the water* which anmetime* Also carts, wagons and a general assortment of— I* the sad story of many lives math W M almost over the hnrtee back*. B. F. M U L K E Y , | miserable through no fault of their own Tbev had Iwen dancing aud weie ti.u* County Clerk. Mcmfula is more especially than any | wm.iA.xs> paying the fiddler. KIAL g r ic u l t u r a l - m a c h in e r y r other a hereditary disease, and for Ibis SEDICINE CO., I g t t a t simpler- ason ; Arising from impure, Sckcnecttdy, H.T. of Juocltou, is vieil •H B. Plummer, Dalia\ | and insufficient blood, the diseas* k> | ••* BnckfUk, <M. Gor. Gommercial and Trade Streets, SyiLEM, OREGON HARDW ARE. CAN YOU HEAR. EVERY THINS IN THAT LINE STOVES! STOVES! SMITfi & BT> 0 WN, 2 4 8 C om m e rcial S t . , S a le m . ’2 Ei RI »LIBERATI’S CELEBRATED MILITARY BAND* Only the Scars Remain. Patronize Our Home Mills. MENS, YOUTHS AND BOYS' CLOTHING Salem Woolen Mills Store, You will help to build up Home Industry besides keeping money in circulation in our midst. AYER’S Sarsaparilla Nerve Tonic CAR Ssa jR U OF B U G G IE S B lo o d From the Corvallis C a rria g e Factory. Hood’s ■*> Cures ££& LOAD A .