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rn m m m 5 -, . . .. . * local and general 2 » ... . » I Power— Latest 17.. Stephen Staats in back from Rose burg. See notice of the Charlie Phillips i Rev. J. R. N. Bell, of Independence, Miss Alice Boydston began teaching Nat Newbill and Johu Auer, of Grand at Polk station this week. public sale tomorrow. j preached at Baker City last Sunday. Ronde, have stored their hops at Sheri Highest o f all in Leavenirfc dan. Mason, dentist, over the bank. Main Dr. Ha.vter, dentist, over Wilson’» Wanted— to exchange cattle for a \ A grand daughter of Elisha Hughes j A. R. Lyle recently shipped 400 beef »treat, Dallas. drug store, Dallas. cattie at The Dalles " for ‘ the Chicago young work horse by J. R. Robbins. has come from Chicago. Dr. McCallon has just heard of the | market. M. R. Vanhorn has twenty acres of marriage of his sister to a prominent The Dallas flouring mill will grind Our this week’s Airlie letter is extra F. M Hamptou, who formerly lived buck wheat the first three days in No potatoes at Ballston. Just before noon of last Monday the citiien of Texas. near Moumouth, is now a resident of newsy. Be sure to read it. sun was in eclipse, about half of its The Chautauquans will meet with vember. Last week a Salem lady rode to Port- Sherman county. Sanford Watson, formerly of Zens, face being obscured. Miss Grace Chapiu at 7 o’clock next Wrn. Swart» and family have gone l>n » bicycle, Those desiring to pay their subscrip was over from Salem Monday. The ladies of the Methodist church Tuesday eveniug. from near Perrydale to their new home K. W. Cooper and wife have moved tion in wood will please bring it along About 400 bales of hops were sold in will have for the public at Christmas before the roads get bad. Isbrand Peters has bought of T. J. st Newport. f fiom Independence to Portland. Druwusville last week at 17 cents. time a charming eontata. Phillips the old Applegate place on Salt Attorney H. C. Eakin has gone back R. H. Lamaon, of Willamina, was Miss Ollie Elliott, of Prineville is vis Rev. George Gillespie has been at Mrs. Kimsey, the dressmaker, adver Creek at $17,500. the Aral Oregon graduate from the na- iting * her aunt, Mrs, Ike Dempsey at to his old Illinois home to visit his la tending presbytery at Salem this tises her business regularly in this pa val academy at annapolis. ther, who is in very poor health. Dixie. E. C. Keyt, of Perrydale, is by far week. lter and gets all the work she can do. the largest taxiiaver in the county, be The county court will meet again The young people of Bethel have a Krause’s Headache Capsules— War- Kirkpatrick A Sons have sold 13, Twenty new pupils have entered the ing assessed at $62,786. Monday, October 16tb, to complete ! ranted. For sale by J. D. Belt, sole Christian Endeavor meeting every Sun 000 pounds of hops to the Meekers at public school this week. The primary J. R. Harris, of Liueolu, on last Sat day evening with Jus. Buttrick as pres 18 cents. the matter of equalization of taxes. agent. grade is already crowded, the euroll- urday sold 100 bales of hops to a Sa A »H E # #M *N T S O L L . ident. W. S. Frink has been appointed jus Mrs. Dr. Rowland, of North Yamhill, More than twenty Oregon exhibitors meut being sixty two. lem agant at 17$ cents. Scott Svron has traded a part of the of fruit at the world’s fair have taken The following is * list of the tax tier of the peace and Win. Southwell will soon graduate from a San Frau- The base ballist, Stapleton, mention There will be no preaching at the A N I N T E R E S T I N G S T O R Y f o r p a r - payers of Polk county for tbe year 1899, Silas Orchard place on Salt creek for constable of Rridgeport and Luck is-1 oisco detaT college, premiums. UM T a . ed elsewhere as being in jail for steal Presbyterian church next Sunday be the Seward A Alley livery stable at who are assessed for $500 or m ore: mute precincts. Mrs Delushinutt has moved front One thousand pounds of English rye ing a dog, was released on a writ of cause the pastor is attending synod in A C h ild T h a r w a s B o r n w it h a T e r r lh t r Ballston. D allas . K a r l ’ s Clover Root, the new blood | Amity to live with her daughter, Mrs. or lawn grass for Side by George Row- habeas corpus yesterday. Eugene. Austin A Conkey. . . . . . ' . . ’. . . . .$ 2,000 A f f li c t e d -P r o n o n a a a d I n c u r a b le b y th e The people quickly recognize merit cliffe at $6 per hundred. purifier, gives freshness and clearness \ Allison, iu Sheridan. L s a d ln g P h y s ic ia n s o f H a h n e m a n n C a l Backenato, H ale........................ 1,540 Until last Sunday a steamboat had and this is the reason the sales of The Oregon grain and fruit exhibit to the complexion and cures constipa l e r , H ayed b y a M ir a d a . Bailey, T M ................................ 1,000 For sale cheap, 300,000 We are now sending out statements not been as fur up the Yamhill river at the world’s fair has created wide ---------- feet of lum Hood's Sarsaparilla are constantly in tion. 15c, 50c and $1. Baxter, J A .................................. 985 ber, rough and dressed, at Suitor’s creasing. Try it. of account to delinquent subscribers as McMiunville since the railroad was spread favorable comment throughout ( From the Philadelphia Inquirer.) Bekker, Joh n .............................. 3,120 Drain of any kind taken on subscrip mill and yard in Dallas. and hope to soon hear from them, ODe built fourteen years ago. the east. From time to time there have ap Bekker, Abraham...................... 1,715 Older heads will find much interest tion for this paper, either here in Dal C. V. Murphy, of Monmouth, is now ing reading on the first page and on and all. Ezra Conner has forty acres of oats Rev. Eli Fisher, of Dallas, and Rev. peared in the loading and most reput Bell, L C ...................................... 620 las or at any mill or warehouse in the teaching in Cooper Hollow and A. N. the fourth page is a column specially The county teachers assoeia ion will in the shock and did intend to thresh I. H. Hazel, of McCoy, have bcon at able newspapers of the country marvel Bell, E E ...................................... 750 county, at 60 cents a bushel. Fulkerson near Sheridan. assemble in Dallas. Saturday, October them, but they have now absorbed too tending a ministerial association of ous accounts of many wonderful cures Belt, J D ...................................... 3,495 for the little folks. If any postmaster in the county that have heen affected by a medicine Bergan, Elias............................ . . 1,771 28th. to discuss subjects of importance much moisture for that— the lame be their church in Salem. J. W. Caldwell, near Bullson, list Charlie Chandler has rented the J. to them all. called Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills (or Pale Bergau, Peter.............................. 2,155 would rather receive the I temizek reg ing true with many others. week sold 1,000 bushels of wheat at 46 B. Trullinger farm near Grand Ronde. Sam Elliott is away with the Baker People. These statements have been ularlv than a commission on what he cents and J. Bowles 900 at 46$. Last Monday a young cyclone pass R. D. Cooper, of Independence, has phonograph, showing folks for a nickel made by some of the best known men Biddle, Ed .................................. 3,132 John Auer’s hop crop there amounted m a y collect for this office, let him say 2,000 ed between Monmeuth and Indepcnd- been trying to sell a j>ool of 20,000 how it can speak, talk and sing. It in business circles, church circles aud Black, Joseph................... Adam Brown, of Bridgeport, has for to nearly 1,000 boxes. so. Black, Henry.............................. 1,455 ence, unroofing a house and flattening | bushels of wheat at 50 cents and will does what most people have thought even medical circles, and have been Our proposition to furnish the I te - Black, C A .................................. 750 The general public are invited to as sale two Shropshire bucks, one a full out some fences Thunder, lightning go to New York authorised to sell could not be done. bucked up by their affidavits. mizer and San Francisco Call a year Boise, R P .................................. 11,600 semble in the court house at 7 o’clock blood and the other a half breek. and bail added to the interest of the 125,000 pounds of hops at 20 cents. The Inquirer is pleased to add an Capt. Bell, who has been on the W il Bowles, G W .............................. 600 this evening and hear what Attorney little Masterson and Florenee Alex for a cord of wood still holds good. occasion. Here are some current Salem market lamette river for forty years, says that other to the list aud gives the story be Boman A Bom an........................ 550 Adams and others think of the silver ander, of the Monmouth vioinity, are Bring along the wood. Last call: All persons indebted to prices, wheat 4$ cents, hops 16 to 18, he never before saw so much water at low, properly vouched for. Bowman heirs............................ 694 to be students at McMinnville college. question. As the name indicates, Hall’s Veg- me by note or account are hereby re Little Ettie Moncrieff is the daughter eggs 20. butter 224, !$, dried apples 7, this time of the year. The Oregon Pa Boyd estate............................... 795 Last Saturday evening within the Nannie, daughter of Postmaster etalil i Sicilian Hair Renewer is a re- quest' d to come promptly forward and prunes 10, potatoes 35, fresh fish of all cific boats will run only between Sa of Mrs. Helen Moncrieff, who resides Boydston, Jaa........ ................... 674 with her sister, Mrs M. G. Meek, at Boydston, John.......................... 1,794 sanctum of County Clerk Mulkey, Hon Simpson at Sheridan, has become the newer of the hair, including its growth' pay as I am greatly in need of money kinds 10, oats 25, flour $3.40, chop $17 lem and Harrisburg. health, youthful color and beauty. It to pay my bills. Bo so doing you will 748 Wharton Street, which is a neat C. W. Smith, by virtue of law, did wife of Eberlee Seeley, of Willamina. fat bogs 6, dressed veal 4, lat hone 8. In accordance with law and gospel, little bakery. The reporter found Mrs. Boyle, C W .................................. 2,873 will please you. save additional costs. J, B. N unn . make one of Wm. Lyons and Ella Fannie Foster has gone from Har During the past two weeks the Wil Miles Jarvis, of Falls City, was on Tues Meek herself behind the counter and Bricker, W 8 .............................. 2,453 Pratt, and now may heaven and earth mony to attend school in Salem and The Baptists have suspended their Brown, W C ................................ 24,941 Last Monday at Salem the river was lamette Milling Company at Salem day last made the husband of Mary she said: bless their efforts to be happy, success Atla Potter, of Sheridan is in school al Sunday school for the time being. fifteen feet above low water mark or Brown, George................ 8,490 lias sbipded 10.000 barrels of flour to Jar.e Lawson from the commercial “ My sister’s daughter, who is now a They have been without a pastor for within four feet of its highest point ful and useful. Salem. East Portland, on its way to Liverpool. center, Squire Smith tying the neat year old, was afflicted from her birth Brown, M 0 ............................. . 1,080 the last three months, but hope to last winter. The floating warf is to be In September the mill manufaciured Brown A Ellis.............................. 675 Preaching at all the churches every knot at his home here in Dallas. with a spinal affection, and the doctor Butz, H 8 .................................... Tom Graves is thinking of planting 920 taken from there to Independence and 15,000 barrels of flour and received 35,- Sunday morning and evening. Meth- in hops twenty acres west of Bail ton soon have another. who attended her said she could not Byerley, A b ................................. 1,950 Miss Bronson’s delayed millinery hereafter all boats will laud at the Un 000 bushels of wheat. O m aha , Neb., May 5, 1891. •dist and Christian Sunday schools at and Joe Phillips intends to set out fif live. We had two other doctors to at Byerley, H enry.......................... 1.198 goods have arrived and she may here f:45, Presbyterian 12:15’ Baptist and I have tried a great many remedies ion Pacific wharf. teen acres of them at Sheridan. They were having an interesting time after be found at Fenton A Toner’s tend her. They also said she could not Campbell, W G .......................... L962 M. E. south 3. Prayer meetings Thurs for headache, and Krause’s Headache From the Eola bills we learn that live. Fiually I took her to the Hahne 830 Captain Sweeney, U S. A., San Die Capsules knock it quickei than any Claud Starbuck and wife have a new yesterday over the proposed moving of store. The ladies of Dallas and vici mann Colleg«. That was four months Campbell, H G ......................... day evening. The general public wel the Deitz residence out into the road, nity are cordially invited to call and Campbell, J M ............................ 1,850 go, Cal., says: “ Shiloh’s Catarrh Rem tiling I ever tried, D. W. M c V ba . come at all three meetings. female heir, that Miss Abrams, of Lin lie favoring and M. M. Ellis opposing see the many pretty things she has to ago, wnen she. waB S mouths old, The Carpenter, R B .......................... 500 edy is the first medicine I have ever examination was made in the presence Carr, Newton.............................. 1,088 Will those indebted to this paper coln, is teaching at Popcorn and Miss the removal. The land belongs to Mr. offer them. For several years large mortgage found that would do me any good.” of a room full of physicians and stu Chamberlain, G F .......... ........... please remember our proposition to Ellen Sykes at Eola, also that Rev. Ellis and lie thinks the house also, but holders have been in the habit of bold Price 50 cents. 525 dents. The Professor lectured on her Chambers, B F ..................... L U C K I A M l ir K . take wheat delivered at any mill or Horner will have service at Popcorn at Mr. Deitz wont see it that way. ing back and paying only two thirds 600 case saying it was ft very rare on#. He Chapmau, 0 H .......................... 2,315 Polk county is already one of the warehouse in the county at 60 cents a 3 o’clock next Sunday. tax because the Dundee mortgage com The teachers of this county will, at Grandma Smith is lying very low. said that in such cases there was very Chapman, Mrs Belle.................. 3,070 pauy did it. Now that company has smallest in the state and there is no bushel. Here is a good chance for Several subscribers have availed their monthly meeting two weeks W. H. Ireland’s baby has been very seldom a recovery. It was, he remark Clanfield, Chas............................ paid in full its tax for ’ 892 and the good reason for lessening its territory those anxious to pay. 783 themselves of our offer to take wheat hence, discuss the questions of school ed, the most peculiar case that was Clanfield, H enry........................ 4,761 ill home holders of mortgages will be ex as proposed by some individuals along You can get this pajier and the New at 60 cents a bushel for anything due government aud graded schools. Each ever brought to his attention, the northern border of it. pected to do the same. Clark, J F .......................... . . . 680 S. H. Tetherow is working summer- York World a year for $2.50 or the this office, the grain to be delivered at is a prominent corner stone of school “ I brought the child home immedi Clifford, H W ............................ 1,400 Up between Albany and Corvallis I tkmizek and the <’oenio|>oIitan, which any mill or warehouse in the county. work and no teacher should miss the fallow. The general public have not of late ately, believing as the Professor and Coad, C G ............................... 966 been hearing much about Moody, the quite an amount of laud has just been is about like Harper’s Monthly for on And now let others who say they are good points to be gained by attendance. Joe Tetherow visited Ronco’s mill the others had said, that she couldn't Coad, Sara.................................... 2,300 evasgelist, but ho has not been idle. leased for hops. One man gets sixty ly $3 a year. Now is the time to ar anxious to pay go and do likewise. live. Iu fact, at one time, we thought Coad, Mrs Jennie........................ 1,200 Show us the parent who undertakes Monday. All through the summer he has been acres for ten years, at $5 an acre for range for your winter reading. she was entirely gone. 8he was un Colline, M E ................................ It has never been clearly ascertained to decide just what and just how his 750 Miss Winuis Mulkey isiu Monmouth holding remarkably successful revivals the first year and after that $15 or one conscious, with scarcely perceptible Collins, J L .................................. 2,720 The county clerk issued the needful what was the original parent of the child shall be taught at school and we this week. iu Chicago, having many helpers and fourth the crop. pulse or bseath. Several times she was Conkey, W W ............................ 6,760 permit and now Hannah M. Rexford peach. It is, however, well known will almost invariably allow you an un numerous meetings all over the city. Amos Holman commenced plowing in an almost equally helpless condition Corley, Wm ................................ G rafton , Pa., Aug. 23, 1891. that was is the wife of A. W. Loyd, that the peach, the almond and the reasonable one, The teacher must be 745 In some cases he rented theatres and and we looked for her death hourly. N orman L ich ty , Esq . Des Moines, and J. A. Rettger lias taken unto him nectarine can all be developed, the one governed by law and educational prin Wednesday. Cosper, Ora L .............................. 600 held meetings there. "Then I called to mind how Dr. W il Iowa.—Dear Sir: Your Krause’s Head self for life May, daughter of Rev. W. from the other, and it is therefore reas ciples rather than the crude notions of Coeper, Nettie B .......................... 600 Ed Hillard has gone into the plum liams’ l ’ink Pills for Pale People had In the matter of the T. B. Stone ache Capsules are good sellers and do N. O’Kelly, who now lives al Little onable to suppose that all had the Tom, Dick or Harry. Cutler, G E .................................. 850 raising business. once cured me, and tbs miraclous re Craven Brog .............................. 5,600 same origin Falls, Washington. road before the last session of tlie com the work every time. Yours truly, Uncle Bill Brown and party got in Mrs. C. M. Brown is drying a good coveries I had heard of and reae about G eorge H ardy . missioner’s court, H. C. Rowell. C. N. Craven, W K .............................. 1,016 Boating is sure to be extra lively on from the mountains Tuesday and re many apples this fall. Last week’s Perrydale Patriot said : of people cured from paralysis in vari Craven, R C .............................. 3,340 Ridgeway, Wra. Ridgeway and John A paper at The Dalles says: There Seven loads of hops were brought to the Willamette this fall and winter, port a good time, with plenty of game Ridgeway filed motion for damages is quite a contest in the wheat market town Monday from Oak Grove. The and the prices are apt to be low and fish, despite the rain. The old Jim McEldownev went to Portland ous stages, and even from physical de Crider, H L .................................. 4,476 formities. I told my sister that since Crider, A 8 .................................. 6,920 and Judge^Stouffer, Joseph Wavery and in this city and prices have ranged hops were raised by Chinamen who enough, but we consider the proposi man’s eyeB are good yet, as he Tuesday to visit relatives. all the doctors bad abandoned the child John McCulloch were appoiuted to fiom 47 to 50 cents a bushels. The have charge of John Fawk’s yards. tion to run a special passenger boat knocked a running deer over at a dis Ham Mulkey’s baby was very ill and she seemed to have no chance for Crider, J W .................................. 5,625 inset Friday, October 20th, to view highest price paid was yesterday, but There were ninety one bales in all and between Salem and Portland as decid- tance of 200 yards, himself killing five Croeley, Alfred............................ 1,000 with croup Sunday night. life, it could certainly do no harm to Dallas Woolen M i l l .................. 6,500 and appraise damages. ly visionary. A blind man could see out of the six gotten. we understand it was lowered this they brought 16$ cents. Wm. Murphy, of near Salem, was at try the Pink Pills to see if they could Dallas City Bank........................ 21,500 An authority on hops says that in morning and the lop price quoted was . The first of the week there was not that it will not pay. possibly repeat their other wonderful Dallas Electric C o...................... 2,000 The hop output of Polk county this H. Murphys Tuesday night. stead of being cut the vies should be 46 cents. Whenever there is a chance for com cures. Neither my sister nor I bad the Dallas Land C o.......................... 1,200 year is at least 3,000 bales, worth $300 a pound of bacon in town and mer- Hamby Harman has gone to Uma stripped down the pole. Too early faith that they would do so in a case so Daly, J J ...................................... 3,870 The teachers of the Independence clv nts were not ordering any from petition by ei her rail or water, freight each or $900,000. As each bale weighs picking audeuttiug prevented the roots public school are C. A. Hitchcock prin Portland because they could not afford costs at least one third less than where about 180 pounds aud a box of dried tilla to make his home iu the future. nearly gone qs the child's nud we agre Daly, Mrs P ................................ 3,250 of the vines from maturing so as to oipal with O. A. Thornton, Mrs. M. A. to sell it for less titan 20 c nts, which there is a monopoly of the business. hops makes about thirteen pounds and Sam. McEldowney arrived to take ed that it would be a miracle indeed if Davis, W B .............. ■ 1,200 have a vigorous growth next season. Nelms, Miss Mary Collins, Miss Adona most customers would be sure to think The day will come in Oregon when the 50 cents a box was paid for picking, charge of liis father’s faaoi this week. she should be saved. She couldn’t Dick, Isaac.............. 640 Over at Puyallup the short pole sys Cochrane, Miss Alice Savage and Mrs an unreasonable price. If any of the Southern Pacific cannot have things you can figure out the number of box move at that time both her arms and The heavy rain of Tuesday forenoon legs being affected. But we began that Dodson estate.............................. 1,721 tern will hereafter be used almost ex Mary Tuck as assistants. At the be fat mere have bacon to sell, now is the so much its own way. In the mean es aud amount paid for picking. 1,284 made traveling exceedingly unpleasant very night giving her the Pink Pills, Dodson, 8 D . . clusively because it gives the bost re ginning of the Becond week the enroll time to bring it in. time the sufferers cau only grin and Dolph, J N ................ 9,765 The Eugene Register says: Hops in this vicinity. bear it. letting her have one pellet a day divid Doughty A Hay ter . sults. ment was 240. 525 are coming to town at a pretty good Here are the officers of the city wa Mrs. A. J. Harmon, who has been ed into three parts. On the third day Douglas, J 8 .............. Children are continually being edu The recent heavy rains have caused rate now. At 8. H. Friendly’s ware 1,241 One Stapleton, a base ball player, terworks election to be held October cated in a good or bad direction. Ma has been sent from Independence to 16th: Ward No. 1— Judges, Geo. Er- many wells to fill with surface water, house there are about 1,000 bales stor quite sick foi the past two months, is we could see that she was improving Elliott, Jas................ 4,259 Before that it was hard to get her to Elliott, T h os............... ny outhouseein connection with school the county jail for stealing a dog 1,000 He tllc, O. L. Francis. W. R. Craven,clerks, which is of course very impure and ed and at T. D. Linton’s about 1,500 improving slowly. take food. At the end of two weeks we premises have the latter tendency. If says the animal is his own and you Wilson Webb, Wm. Miller, Jr. Ward liable to cause sickness. In many bales. They are all of fine quality and 900 The Indians who have been cutting saw great improvement in her. We Ellis, N J .................... Ellis, John.................. the directors have overlooked the mat would say he could not be imprisoned No. 2.— Judges, D. J. Riley, C. 8. Head- cases it can be obviated by ditching the crop of this county is said to be wood for Sam Tetherow, are now slash 5,865 continued giving her the pills more Ellis, M M ................ ter, it is the duty of the tescher to call for taking his own canine, but as a | leyi Qeo. Muscott, clerks, C. W. Smith, and banking up the earth for some dis the best this year we have had for ing ior Mr. Ashenfelter. 8,757 than a month. After we ceased giving Ellis, Mrs H A ..........................• 2,990 their attention to it persistently until matter of fact he is witliiu the barred B. H. Grant, Ward No. 3.— Judges, tance around the well. All doctors some time. her the Pink Pills, however, she seem Joe Hubbard and Henry Waller, of Embree, C D .. 960 the evil is remedied. In the same con and bolted iron cage. A. B. Muir, A. W. Fowler, C. II. Chap say that impure wator is a very prolific Grand Lecturer Frank Davey of the Independence, made a raid on the ed a little less happy and healthy and Embree, J oh n .. nection we might hint that some homes 500 source of disease. A. O. U. W, will address the members Chinese pheasants one day this week. we began using them again. Now she Emmons, J .................................. 6,070 Specials from the Pulouse aad Big man, clerks, H. B. Cosper, Nat Hol- are by no means aiodels in that re Our Oakdale itemizer says Sunday of that order and their friends on the is a hheerlul, beautiful child in spleu- Emmons, Mrs E G . Bend sections report serious damage muu. .......... 2,026 spect. A colt belonging to Amos- Holman did health. She has entirely recovered Laboring men who form the habit of school will begin at 10 sharp next Sun first Tuesday evening in November. to crops by the heavy rains. The sea .......... 745 An eastern editor says that a man son is fully a month late and much spending their idle time around the day and that Elder Pewtherer will He will also meet with the lodge the got entangled in a barb wire fence, but (rom her spinal and other troubles. Farley, T A .............. .......... 34275 got himself into trouble by marrying grain is standing and in shock. Some saloon will be sure to soon find them preach an hour later. They have a next evening and give them needed in was gotten out without serious injury. She sleeps well and takes her food well Farley, W J .............. Fatili, Wm ............ .......... 600 two wives. A western editor replies sections report a loss of 25 to 50 per selves* passing many an hour there l>oor prospect for ripe grapes, and it struction in team work, All members For a child of her age she seems to be Fenton A T oner.......................... 7.000 H a r n e s s a n d S a d d le r y . that a good many have done the same cent and it iu believed the average in when they could and ought to be at would almost insult a gentleman of of the order are invited to be present as strong and healthy us could be ex T. 8. Coffey at Perrydale keeps on Fink, V E .................................. 1,451 thing by marrying one. A northern the entire section will reach 20 per [.work, and more than that they will that vicinity to ask him if he had rain on both occasions. hand good Raatern stock or will make pected. When we hold her by the Fink, Mrs C ....................... 1,056 editor says that a number of bis ac cent. •there squander many a dime that enough. 4'heir school is now in ses aims or she is at our knees she call Fink, A W .................................... 2,946 Education is like a chain, one link to order anything you want in those quaintances found trouble enough in ought to lie devoted to the comfort of sion with J. C. McFarlane as teacher. stand, and for a chiltl who was once de Flattery, J W .............................. 1,720 after another being added. When ever lines. Be sure to see his goods anti Throughout the Willamette valley their families, to the payment of debts, barely promising to marry and going Our merchants cannot find a local your child is kept out of school it learn his prices before tmying else priced of all power of spine, arms and Foreell, W m ................................ 1,020 no farther. A southern editor says a where much attention lias been paid to or toward improving things around legs, this seems wonderful. We cannot demand for one tenth of the apples weakens a link and tends to make the where. Fowler, A W ................................ 1,345 friend of his was bothered enough when fruit raising this season’s returns have home. have the slightest doubt now that she Francis, O L ................................ now being offered them, and unless whole chain defective. Pupils who for 625 he wss simply found in company with bean excellent, the dryers being press will grow up a strong, healthy child ” M O N M O U T H . Almost every one of the European they can profitably ship them must de any reason are out of school many Canfield, T A ..................... 1.025 ed to their full capacity. Next year another man’s wife. Mrs. Meek then told how she had Garwood, T C .............................. 1,025 there is sure to be a large prune crop countries consume more hops than cline to buy most that are offered. days during the school term cannot H. W. Murphy is ou the sick list. herself been cured by Dr. William»’ Gi’rwood, N .................... : ............ 1,040 Rev. 8. A. Starr has made several around Dallas and some means of tak they have raised this year and t ust Neither can the few fruit dryers in op possibly keep up with their classes and Pink Pills, sensible and pleasing innovations in Wm. Percival is quite sick and Post Gibbons, Catherine.................... 1,000 ing care of it must be devised. Not a get their extra supply from America. eration handle a fourth of the fruit of master what is being taught so well, as ‘Three years ago I had a very severe Gilman, D E .............................. 4,390 church work. Here is one of them: few fruit trees are sure to suffer this Spiders cut short the Engl'sh prodti - fered, It surely ought to pay some those who are constant in attendance. master Higgins has been while Mrs. attack of grippe. 1 thought I would Four young men have been chosen to winter and next spring for lack of tion at least onethird. In the pu-*r body to arrange for handling ftuit on a Sanford Williams is improving. All young men would be better off lose the use of my right arm. There take up the morning and evening of Chicago has used only California an! large scale. M rsndM rs Hosmer have rented was a strange numbness in it and I and safer from possible evil results by ferings. They march abreast down diainiige. Mitchell, Wright A Co., general fire, Washington bops, but now the Oregon rooms in the Bottts building and will Mrs. Nellie Buchanan has moved in letting cards and whiskey absolutely would have to drop everything. It felt We fully endorse the following from article is making an entrance there the aisles, receiving in their collection soon open out a stock of milliner goods. as if it was asleep all the time. I had life and accident insurane agents, and boxes what the audience choose to the Union Scout: “ A few acres of and proving itself equal to either of to her attractive and pleasant new cot alone. It will nearly always be best to valley agents for the Canadian Pacific tage home, one fourth mile southwest take your mothers advice about it. Mr. Itowe has moved with his family doctors and they told me it was bad cir railway, have just moved into band- give, then go side by side up the cen hop3, with ft sprinkling of hogs and the others. of the residence of her father, Isaac Notice we do not say fathers, because from Forest Grove to Monmouth for culation of the blood, that I was run some quarters in the new Holman ter aisle to the alter rail, where the cattle to eat up the grain when worth Last Sunday night some one broke [.evens. She went to the orphan’s while few fathers wish their sons to better school facilities aud is well pleas down and needtd rest. I took only one block, corner State and Liberty streets, pastor receives the collection and in its present price, would be a good tox of Pink Pills and felt myself get Salem. They were formerly located at voke« the blessing of heaven on the thing for the Oregon farmers It would a pane of glass from a rear window of home in Portland and got a boy and a drift in an evil direction too many of ed with the change. ting better. I took the second box and 245 Commercial street. Their new of enable them to feed their surplus Plummer A Hester’s hardware store, girl, each about 9 years of age, to live them are guilty ol some bad practice and givers. A short time ago the Ladies Aid So crawled in and took nearly $100 worth with her. She takes them on trial, cannot consistently advise their boys have never had a pain or ache since. fice is said to be the best arranged of As hop raising is to be a prominent wheat so that it would realize for them of knives, razors aud scissors from the ciety bail a hard times sociable at the and if there is mutual satisfaction will to the contrary. Every one who knows what work I its kind in the state. They invite all feature in this county, all interested in a price far in excess of wh.it is now of show case. The thief tied «|ion_-c un Water.iouse hall which was enjoyable adopt and raise them. have to do is astonished. It is certain old friends, as well as new, to call and it will wish to gain all the information fered and the hops would make a nice der hie feet so as to walk 6oft as a eat In going from here to Bridgeport and remunerative. ly a wonder that with my work I am see them at their new office. Senator Jeff Mvers has bought of Tuesday, Deputy Sheriff Farley passed they can a» to that industry and we income this year. He had evidently in advance surveyed The Baptist association met here last so strong aud have udVer had a return Half a dozen or more exchanges ex the best place for breaking in. The Mrs. L. M. P. Hutchinson 200 acres of eleven leaded teams coming to Dallas shall be continually on the lookout Thursday and adjourned Sunday. H a r r a k f o r O ld Y a m h il l . for pointers in their interest. Mr. press our sentiments in saying that as general wish is that he and all like land on Pudding river about a mile with lumber and produce. Part of the There were a large number of delegates of the trouble.” Mrs. Meeks' remarks were reduced In wheat raising Oregon ia again and a half east of Aurora and Hub- Guthrie lane was greatly improved dur Meeker says the second year crop conducted in the past the Oregon edi him may land in the penitentiary. present and they had a harmonious to writing, after which she,accompani ahead, and the Willamette valley and hard. It is among the choicest of hop ing the summer, but for lack of mon ought to be as good as any after that. torial association has been of precious Chas. Coolidge tells us that there is lands in the state. Half of the track ey or labor the supervisor had to leave session, and much good will result from ed by her sister, Mrs. Moncreiff aud the Yamhill county stand in front. Oregon Next year he will use heavier twine little value to the association, most of this meeting. child, made the following affidavit: took the prize at the world’s fair lor and train only two vines where he had the time having been devoted to seeing somewhat of a bop fever out iu his is now under cultivation and a large a bad place near this end of it. He Sworn and subscribed before me this tbe best wheat and John F. Allison, of The Statesman gives out the inform- three this season, He concludes that and feasting, business matters seeming section. George Rogers expects t put I jsirtion of the remainder will be clear says $25 would put put it it iu fair shape, _would Hopnwall. Yamhill county, the one ed i during the winter and put into and that unless something is done it tion that we had a one horse eyebme sixth day of May, A. D., 1893. seven foot poles are most convenient to oe of third rate importance. May out ton acres and A. B. Atkins twenty. ] e< J amkh F. R ooney who received the prise—a fine geld bops. The design is to rent the laud land will be next to impassable this winter, here the other day, but we fail to find and best except on vsry strong land. be the new president, I. L Campbell, of The O'Brien brothers have alx.ut fifty hops. [ h e a d .] Notary Public. medal. Mr. Allison lives seven miles ready tot that purpose ard Ben. in m small Fn,all tracks. The price paid was . . . . . any body who knows anything of it. An exchange says: Rev. E. R. Hor the Eugene Guard, will turn the tide acres The proprietor* of Dr. Williams’ Pink south of Dayton, on the Salem and Whiteakersummerfallowed a field with $7 8KU The hop crop in Lane county this The informant better not mix his $7,88Q. ner, of the Oregon conference, writes in a mo e profitable direction. Pills state that they are not a patent Dayton road. Part of his farm lies in that riew and will this winter clear a ’ year is the largest harvested foi several drinks quite so strong next time. in a genial way ol his new circuit, Prineville is suffering from a coyote fortv acre traet down on the river for medicine but a scientific preparation the hills and part in the lowlands. Dr. John John I I Nicklin Nicklin died died at at Condon, Condon, years, and is reasonably estimated at Dr. whose pricipa) center, Lincoln, he de plague. This is what the Review says hops. There is a possibility that Mr Oregon, September Cal. Johnson, who bought a band of used suceasfully for many years in the For the best oats exhibited at the Septenibet 30th from nervous | ; 5000 hales. At 20 cents per pound the scribes as a beautiful and picture-que about the nuisance: "Coyotes can be Coolidge will have some lnqis on hi- prostration. In 1850 lie crossed the j revenue from this crop would amount pti'» to sell, has put his horses : n pas private practice of a physician of high world’s fair, George Old«, of McMinn village, located on the west bank of heard almost nightly serenading Prine I plains to Oregon, in company with his to something like $200,000, which is ture and gone back to eastern Oregon standing. They are given to the public ville, another Yamhill county farmer, the Willamette river, six miles below vilie- from the surrounding rtmrocks to settle up and bring his family to as an unfailing blots! builder and nerve receivud first premium— e gold medal. A sheep man from the sommitof lie »»«> ^ l,retty wcI1 ¿¡.tributed over the county Salem. The church edifice affords a They are said U> >*« v" / numerous Blue mount .in. informed the Athen- counties for « number of years. He among the parties who most need it this valley. The family of Mr. Medows restorer, curing all forms of weakness — Ex. ’.tome for the pastor on the ground this fall and it will be in order for The money is all brought herefrom the are on the way down and are expected arising from a watery condition of the that he woke up one mre >n th* .In,11i a'i ^ floor and an audience room above. Crook county to again place a price Republican blood or shattered nerves, two fruitful 1 - • •• * hsl hie teur I«*™ Oregon in 1866 under Col. Net»- outside world, and for this reason the to arrive in a few days. John Boydston wishes to announce The residence portion has recently upon their heads by offering a bounty mu* L»»t week and found mith In I860 he represented Marion hop crop is a very important one Al- The Christian church that stands causes of almost every ill that flesh is to the public that he will, until fur been Kut in excellent order and was for ih irsculps. Five hundred coyotes covered with fourteen inches of snow, ounty in the legislature. In 1873 he though the rain interfered with gather- heir to. The pills are also a specific upon the college grounds will be mov ther notice, sell all his queensware and « pplied with furniture after the pas and wild cals can do nearly as much had fal eu in upon him. He and his graduated in medicine at Salem. Be- ing the crop, no hops were left uupick- ed in a few day« to the corner where for the troubles peculiar to females, tor’« arrival There are five appoint damage to stock raisers as a hard win [>artner had a cold time of it dre.-»i fore beginning the practice of medi ] ed and the entire crop was gathered in the residence of the late J. E. Murphy such as suppressions, all forms of weak- part of his glassware at actual cost. ments and Bro. Horner bad mstle one ter A few thousand dollars expended and driving their 3,780 sheep fifteen t ine he was actively engaged in saw- i excellent condition and very few hops ness, chronic constipation, bearing Be sure to call and see his goods before elsewhere. Terms cash. round at the time of writing »nd re in exterminating them would be well miles to the snow line. Snow h ut fal mill and merchandise business« in 8a I can be found in the county this year is, which lot is a free gift from the down pains, etc , and in men will give buying I T ..............— . heirs with the understanding that there len in the mountains to a depth of ports that he found everywhere a cor 1 m He also did some mining in the ! that will not command the highest be erected a fine enureb in the near s|«cdy relief and effect a permanent spent eight inciies within a day’s ride from dial welcome NEW TO-DAY. early histery of Oregon.— Statesman. 1 market price. future to be called the J. E. Murphy cure in all cases arising from mental Athena. worry, overwork, or excesses of what memorial church. Many a home is a cheerless place ever nature. The pills are sold by all M ACS AS OP IT, SOOTH OF HOLA* where the children see but few attrac Our public echool opened on October dealers, or will be sent post paid on re T H T oF lo LAND, ¡ m m for N T « y m is . tive things and get not many pleusa it 2nd with full attendance. The teachers ceipt of price (50 cents a box or 6 boxes q u in h i s or of Eph Tounf oa words. That is one reason why school are: Principal B. L. Murphy seventh for $2 50i—they are never sold in bulk rooms should be made inviting and and eighth grades’ F. Long fifth and or by the 100), by addressing Dr. Wil teachers should he genial toward their sixth grades. Mi«« Maggie Riddell third liams’ Medicine Co., Schenectady, N, scholars. More than half the school and fourth grades and Miss Velna You cannot well do without them. When do you buy! Swann Arst add second grade«. The Y „ or Brookville, Ontario. V otici m m rooms in the county could at little ex-1 11 d o r o flfc o l We have by far the largest line in Salem. Have sold cus school has made a record during the P u b l ic S a le N e a r M c C o y . Ito« County Court» «I I penae be made doubly as attractive a* [ tomers who tried Portland’s stock without avail. On Saturday, October 14th, I will tho lMto doy « f r ------ they are today. If the teacer will talc past few years of which the patrons are Otir$5 mackintosh. proud, and as the present surroundings sell at public sale on the Elder Rich S T s T t f r the lead in the matter most of the pti I Our |1 umbrella. of the echool are very flattering we ardson farm, two miles north of Mc Onr*. pils will gladly assist in many ways. hovlfif cH A* tm look forward for another prosperous Coy, my farming outfit, consisting of Within the next month we expect to] r é t a [\ H O L V E R S O N & CO., If s t a e j six good horses, sheep, hogs, cow», school year. If you wish to sae a blight see every school room in Dallas so cosy j f , vMfatarti 1 > 1 C o m m e r c i a l s t r e e t , W a la m . orderly and industrious lot of pupils, wagon#, harness, plows, harrows, bind and attractive that the children will I er, mower and rake. just visit the public school ol 1 love to be there. Why not country j C m a j s l m P h il l ip * . DRESS GOODS AND JACKETS STILL GO. mouth. school* too! A B S O U /T E LY P O R E HOW A BABY WASSAYED. *■ M A C C IN T O S * ES U M B R ELLA S- SEE Ciad fai MrrK'™* mt Harne»— 40 Years the Standard Administratrix' Notice. H ' U te
