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LOCAL AND GENERAL i Mason, deutiot, over the bank, Main | Fred. Lucas is f t St. Vinueut’s hos- ¡ X. Carr aad family, of Mill Creek, I C. P. Wells, of Buena V is ta , street, Dallas. j pital in Portland. ' have been visiting their Independence seriously ill. Dr. Havter, dentist, over Wilson'i ' Wood burn suffered a $50,000 fire A B Atkins to John U Kirkland. Highest of all in I «av L G. Porter it to put in ■ part of the ,rieua* d,,rin& the holidays. Frank Woods snd Gus. Bassett are drug store. Dallas. Sunday night. 107 acres jn t 8 s, r 4 w ; ........$5,319 Dickey place co Mill creek. ; Drs. J D and H. O. Fenton, broth- in Portland on a real estate deal. Victor E Fink to Wm Kubuke, Her. Nelson Clark, who preached Jetf Fryer had a saloon at McMinn T L. Price is grnbbiug land for a ers of our mercliant, have formed a 100 acres in t 7 s, r 6 w ; ........ 1,700 Prof. Mulkey, of Perrydsle, has gone here many years ago, non lives at Spo ville, but has sold it. garden and hop patch in North inde * medical copartnership in Portland. kaue. t# spend the holidays with his pureuts J C McFarlaue to C M Travers, 60 acres in t 8 s, r 6 w ; ........ Win. Dunbar, C. J. Mulkey aud P. near Eugene, i Editor Wash and family are spand- pendence. Newton Carr to Peter A Syrou, Krauae’t Headache C»[aules-W ar- in« the '">l'day. in Portland, Joe Mulligan, mail carrier at Amity, J. Bannon have heeu convicted of help A. C. Taylor, of Perrydale, gave a 152 acres in t 8 s, r 5 w ; ........ 6,000 ranted. For sale by J. D. Belt, sole Brown A Son have moved the Boyd- was thrown from his cart and hurl ing to smuggle Chinese into Portland. turkey dinner on Christmaa to a cou K W Hioebaw to Avery Hinthaw ■gent. I ston stock of groceries into their own \ last week. The Masonic order in Portland pro ple of dosen friends. interest in 97 acres of the Shun things and keep away from store room. Mrs. Tlieo. Jeffries, of Amity, has pose to erect a D ew edifice to coat per isc H i n s h a w d l e ;............ 1,500 T. O. Hutchinson and W. I. Rey places that are condemned by all good haps $300,000 at soon as the times will | been visiting Mrs. Glenn Graves at Lester Baughman and wife, of Mon nolds are attending the state teachers’ Thomas H Hargrove to F 8 Pow people. justify it. mouth, were visiting Clerk Mulkey and i Monmouth. ell and J V B Butler, lot in institute at Portland. Dr. D. M. Doty is still at Good Sa wife Tuesday. Watch meeting under the auspices Monmouth; .............................. 106 | I Mias Birdie Ingraham, of Amity, George Myers, of Sraithfield, and maritan hospital a ml may not be able of the Christian Endeavor at the Chris P A Syren to Newt Carr, land in . Governor Pennoyer lias witten an •pent Christmas with Miss Addie Mrs. M. L. Ryan, of Perrydale, are to leave for a month or so yet. tian church on new year eve and all t 7 s, r 6 w ; ................................ open letter to President Cleveland ask ! Clark, of Zena. Portland visitors this week. are invited. J M Perry to B B Haringtou, 1 W. N. Ruble, formerly of the Eola ing for the restoration of silver. Jasper Kennedy is helping Eph. acie in t 8 s, r 6 w; ................ >Us? M ON M OU TH . Charley Belt eat his Christmas din J. T. Campbell, of Dallaa, it up tiie hills, is uow an evangelist of the Chris General J. W. Sprague, a pioneer ' Young build a house for hop pickers the valley exhibiting his panorama of ner with Salem relatives, and Mrs. Min Robert Ford to Bridget Flynn, 8 Prof. Shedd will soon leave for a tian church ut Wolf iu southern Ore and prominent man iu the northwest north of Independence. acres in t 8 s, r 5 w ;................ There vas a Christmas tree at Pop. of the civil war and was at Albauy ■tie Holman came over here for that gon. course of study at the Stanford Univer corn for uiauy years, died at Tacoma Sun r n Tueeday Tuesday night. n is h t ~m occasion. A M Bryant to Myrtle Stewart, Dave James aud Jeff Dickey, of Har Wednesday evening. sity in Calüornia. day, lots in Falls C ity ;.................... mony, have been buying up calves to Claud Btarbuck is The drinking father is apt to entail At the parsonage last Sunday Rev. quite sick, and Bad habits and evil company are a Esther Winnull to Aynes Win- Miss Ora Morehead is at home now Grandma White and Felix Noel and J. H. Townsend are go into the cattle business. the same curse upon his unborn child. J. W. McDowell poor recommendation for any person. S. A. Starr united in marriage C. F. null, 138 acres in t 8 s, r 5 w ; having finished her school at Hasel are not well. Drinking fathers, read that uguin and ut Portland with their wives, who are Mayor Mason, of Portland, lias given Man j ought to turn over a new and Byers and Miss Ernesta Sloan, of the Timotny Pearsen. Jr to Timothy Dell west of Falls City, undergoing medical treatment at ponder over it. Monmouth vicinity. too sacks of Hour to be distributed cleaner leaf for 1894. The Hard Times party at Burnham Pearsen, Sr, 20 acres in t 7 s, hospital there. The Christmas tree in the opera among deserving poor families. After a long siege of sickness D. E. r 3 w ; .......................................... Southwick’s the other night vas voted Every good farmer in Polk county Steel head salmon have been caught house was a great suoces*. It was in the Owing to the sickness ol Rev. Fut Gilman is out agaiu and looking better the best get off around Popcorn for G. A. Cruise, of McCoy, has been iu such great quantities below the has his tools and machinery (to ed John J Daly to J H Burns, land interest of the public school children. many a day. than ever, his greatest trouble being to roll, meetings at the Southern Metho thinking of starting a book and sta fulls at Oregon City that they have fal away in some dry place where they will near Lewisville; .. ................... dist church were suspended until Wed tionery store at Independence. *• » get enough to eat. neither rust nor rot. W. H. Kuykendall has closed hit W E Wanu to Enoch Richard len to 3 cents a pound. nesday evening. meat market here not having received son, 3 acres near Independ Karl’s Clover Root, the new blood Deputy Sheriffs Farley and Hub Independence now has six barbers, Cornelia, wife of John Burns, died sufficient patronage to jualify continu ence; ..........................................1 There vas a Christmas tree at Pop- J as P Bushee, the Masonic grand the Laudreth brothers being the last purifier, gives freshness and clearness at her home near Lewisville last Fri bard report a tedious job assessing and O E Price to aGus 8 Lake, 20 ance. corn. to the comp) -xion and cures constipa lecturer recently here, was thrown claimants for favors in that line. day aged 50 years. She was a sister collecting taxes, but they are making acres in t 6 s, r 6 w ;................ 1 from a train in eastern Oregon Christ tisn. 25c. 50c aud $1. There will be a piotracted meeting a thorougii clean up of it. A. K. Wilson has men grubbing trees Mrs, R. C. Percival, of Monmouth, of the Critchlow brothers. J G Harris to Bernard Ferguson, mas morning and killed. commence at the Evangelical church out of his new prune orchard. Genuine charity always prompts us Cornelius Hughes has sold to Teddy has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Har 200 acres in t 6 », r 5 w ; ........4 Ex-county Treasurer Arrington, of next Monday evening to continue as J. L Collins in a lenthy article in vey Guthrie, near Grace church. to help the ueedy and lift up the fallen Rev. Horner preaches at Popcorn Douglas county, has been sentenced to Rowe his half breed pheasant for $7.50. Wiuifred Starbuck to Elisha Star- long as interest demands. It is au excellent test of Christianity if the Ktatesman gives the origin of Mr. Rowe will aim to multiply and re buck, 46 acres in t 7 s. r 4 w ;. 1 every first and third Sunday at 3 three years in the penitentiary and to Juhu Robinson has gone over to Ya- Ivncli law. with which his father and not of church .membership. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Bentley are vis o’clock. Geo H Eliers to G A Larson, 80 pay a heavy fine for dishonesty in of plenish the earth with such birds. grandfather were intimately connect quina to help drive out a bunch of cat fice. iting Mrs. B.’s parents iu Lane county, acres in t 6 s, r 4 w ;................ 4 All the Dallas public school teach ed. When you want a neat patch put on tle for some parties at Independence. Alfred Reed and wife, of the Molalla Her father, Mr. Wilkins, having Jno M Parry to Phoebe L Har ers will resume their duties next Mon A new baker’s oven is being made your boots or shoes, or they need re stroke of paralysis and is in a very country, have been visiting aronnd jas. Harris and family haveid moved rington, land in Falls C it y ;... With but little care and no trouble day except Misses Williams and Ja Popcorn. an the bakery will be moved to Mr. pairs of any kind, go to C. Hughes J M Parry to Albert Harrington, orilical condition. the beard and mustache can be kept from their old Luckiamnte home to cobs and they on Wednesday. Stanwood's building on Mill street, around at his old stand on Mill street. one acre in Falls Citv; ............ 75 Uncle George Scott, who fell out of a a uniform brown or black color by us their new residence at- Independence. Tiie officers elected at the annual formerly occupied as a boot aud shoe The grand army men will meet at M C Hubbard to Chas N Iffings- Misses Jacobs and Williams, teachers ing Buckingham's dye for the whisk elec lien December 11th for the city are cart and sprained his hip some time They tried to connect Glenn O. Hoi store. in our public schools, will not return ers. the court house a week from next Sat worth, lots in Falls C ity ;........ 60 at follows: President of council, L. ago, is no better. man witli the Chinese smuggling cases from their homes until next Monday, We again call the reader’s attention urday to install officers and all old sol L B Martin to J L Collins, lots in Portland, but could not make it Bently; councilman, J. W. Howell, E. Grandma White has been very sick Captain Sweenev, U. 8. A., Man Die but will teach on Saturday to make up in Dallas;...................... 197 M. Smith, G. 0 . Graves, J. M. Powell; with the la grippe and J. W. McDowell to the contents of the outside of this diers in the county are invited to be go, Cal., says: “ Shiloh’s Catarrh Rom stick. present. for it. Jabx Thurston to J R Robbins, 5 paper, Very few country journals iu marshal, 8. D. Coats; recorder, Dr. W. is also under the weather. edy is the first medicine I have ever George Bock, a former Dallas baker, the state have as great a variety of in acres in t 7 a, r u w ; ................ 1 E. Poole; treasurer, I. C. Pewell. Any on# desiring to plant fruit trees found that would do me any good.” Grandma Townsend and Mrs. W . 0. <vho has a claim up in the mountain teresting matter. Vine Pearce, of Salem, who has rela J W Kirkland to OUaa McGounty Brown are at the bedside of Hon. Ira this fall would do well to examine sam Price 50 centa. The normal football team was so tives in the hills, will soon start a gro some ten miles west waa down Christ lots in Manmouth;.................. 600 8. Townsend at his home near Perry pies at the office of J. B Nunn before There will be a Mum social at the mas day. much disappointed by being so badly cery store in North Yamhill. These four have been made supreme Sarah Davis to Jennie Hewitt, purchasing elsewhere. Satisfaction Christian church basement this even dale, who is very low with no hopes of ly happy by the county clerk sim e our land in M onmouth;................ 100 beaten that they held funeral services guaranteed. The Knights of Labor are now at ing. The attraction will consist of pie, recovery. N. F. Nelson, late of Oregon City, over and hurried their football, shed ast issue: Nathaniel Bnrdau to Nan war among themselves and the indica Julia Douty to 8 A Douty, lot in has returned to his old home on the an art gallery and the great Eygptian Miss Lena Keyt is home at Perry J. T. Ford, canvassing agent for the cy Ann Conner, aud C. F. Byers to Independence; ........................ 250 ding many crocodile tears. Though sunny side. He came back dreary and turns are that the organization will go red bat. Do not fail to see it. dale from the Sacred Heart academy at dead and hurried some people believe Independence Enterprise, was among Ernpsta D. Sloan. to pieces. aloue. Salem, and Mrs. J. E. Bartel and Flor us last Saturday. His father, Marcus in a resurection at some future day. The recent high waters left the river CROW LEY. Wanted, to dispose of a special bar Uncle Jim Turner, up near Airlie, is hank at Hall's ferry below Independ ence and Emmett Fuller are with their Ford, w»s one of the earliest comers to Some of the sick ones who have been W O U L D N ’T T S K I S 1 S S M I gain in fruit trees, plants, etc , of all in very poor health, and Dr. Conno- Elsie Aller^ Millie White snd Ray suffering with grippe are improving, this county. once in an almost impassable condi parents at the metropolis. kinds. Wood, wool, milch cow, chick way, at Whiteson, is liable to die at Fawk are homo from school for the Mrs. R. H. Humphry, 422 L street, while others are in a precarious oondi tion for travelers. The authorities Felix Noel donated five barrels of holidays. The Congregational church at Salem ens and produce taken in exchange. any tin.e. tioh. David Martin is quite sick and ; Portland, cured with electricity by Dr. are repairing it as best they can. flour to the needy and deserving poor has long been in a state of dissension J. L. F utkell . E. L. Harris has gone to Albany to being nearly eighty, it may go hard Darrin after nine doctors had failed, of J. N. Ogden, of Washington, ha and now about eighty of them have Mrs. J. D. Smith’s Sunday school in aud about Dallas Christmas day, Say, boys and girls,did you ever stop rented the Win. Cockle place southeast spend Christinas. What is the attrac with him. Dr. Crowley says he gets paiuful menstruation and womb trouble aud Albert Dray spent most of the withdrawn and will probably unite with class of young ladies presented to her but little sleep on account of so many in every conceivable way, general de to think why geese fly in a triangular of Monmouth and proposes to estab lion, Emerson? morning delivering them. other churches. a handsome gold pen, and the young bility, pain through the heart and lolls. - shape, first one and then another tak- lish a nursery there. gentlemen of Mrs. J. E. Smith’s class W. P. McMillan, who has been spend lungs. Saturday evening a whole raft of There are some cranks in all depart Ug the lead. They thus part the air J. M. Ogle and his family have arriv Methodists dropped in at the parson ing the winter in California, is visiting Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the king of med gave her a nice silver syrup pitcher. Charles Chriatermae, Portland, Or., ments of life. Of course they want to more easily, like the waves rolled aside ed here from North Yakima and have icines, conquers scrofula, catarrh, rheu scrofulous catarrh so bad that destruc run things their way. Generally the by the nose of a steamboat. Those who have a distinct recollec age for a social chat with brother and his wife’s people, Hiram Delap's. moved into Mr. Cockle’s house. He m itism and all other blood diseases tion of last Christinas can best con Sister Starr aud left many a package best way to treat them is as if they Mrs. Geo. 8mith and Mrs. Beulah intends to start a nursery here and tion of his nose was threatened and Sunday dinners at Hotel Holman.— Hood's and only Hood s. of something to eat or wear. were not in exiatence. trast the weather then and nuw. At Riggs served turkey dinner’s on Christ propogate all kinds of fruit and orna had become to offensive that it was Why go to the trouble and expense of The merchants who has real induce that time there was deep snow every It is said that Dallas is to have one mas day, just a few of their intimate mental trees, shrubery aud flowering sickening both to biniseli and friends ; Before the new year’s sun conies up getting a dinner at home when you cured in two months by Dr. Darrin. plants an enterprise much needed here. hundreds of young people in this coun Can get a first class meal at the Hotel uients to oiler and makes a liticral use where, hut tins year it was f.ulmy as more burlier shop, to tie located in C. friends being present at each. D. Campbell, Fultnu, Or., says he 0. Smith's store room. ThiiSwill give We think he will do well as he seems ty should have resolved to make 1894 Holman for 35 cents or three tickets of printer’s ink to let the public know spring time. Tiie la grippe ic no respecter of per would not take $10,000 for the cure he us four tonsorial artists, while Inde to be a rustler. more profitable for them than has been for $1. Tickets on sale at office of ho it, uses good business sense. The new Masouic officers at Sheri sons, big, lit'le, old and young euch received by Dr. Darrin. His trouble pendence is trying to support six. the year now ebbing away. Geo. Townsend Waller is dead. Mr. originated by three small lump« or are having their turn. Mrs. Riley tel. Thos. Sheldon, out on the Luckia- dan are: W. M.( A. J. W ilson; S. W., J. K. Guttry; J. W., H. H. Graves; Judge Fullerton has set aside the re Hubbard is one of the latest victims. Waller was born in Morgan county, tumors coming on the arm. which Printer's ink pays when judiciously Former residents of Harney Valley, mute, was 74 years old the other week Illinois, September 24, 1830, crossed rendered bis arm and hand perfectly used. No other paper in this county to the number of about thirty, assem and alxmt forty neighbors and friends treasurer, H. C. Rowell; secretary, D. cent sale of the Oregon Pacific to its No frost, no snow and Santa Claus can give as good service as the I temiz - bled at the residence of T. J. Morrison came in to help him celebrate the C. Coleman; 8. D., J. W. Bones; J. D„ eastern bondholders, and Robert Clow could not get here. A warm bright the plains to Oregon in 1847, took up helpless for one year. Wm. Andrews; S. S., L. R. Wilson; J. has beeu mentioned as the new receiv Christmas day, with muddy roads a donation land claim Dear Eola and ek because no other has so large a cir Tuesday evening, for the purpose, 1 event. Dr. Darrin can be consulted free at in 1854 engaged in mercantile business 270^ Washington street from 10 to 5 L) , R. L. Booth; tyler, W. O. Ralston. er, provided the old one is removed. culation all over the county. suppose, of contrasting the advantages greet us and we wish you one and all a Letters are in the postoffice for the in Eola aud was postmaster several daily ; evenings 7 to 8. Chargee at the One our eastern Oregon exchanges Quite a number of eur residents cel prosperous and happy new year. The Mills Racket store at Independ to lie found here with what they form following persons: Mrs. Ann M. But years. In 1857 he married Mary J. rate of $5 a month for medical treat ler, John Davis, D. W. Gregory, An- devotes com-iderahle of its local space ebrated Christinas day by family din ence is winning golden opiniods from erly endured. Tom McConnell’s folks, who, as was Doty and eight children wore born to ment ; surgical or special cases expect its rapidly increasing list of patrons. Preaching at all the churches every lersou KcKinuey, W. H. Robb, J. L. each week to telling of the good things ners, W. C. Brown, Samuel Coad, A 8. mentioned last week as having the to them, seven of whom with their ed. Chronic snd private diseases, vari that may lie obtained at the different Crider and Dr. Woods being among whooping cough, had the misfortune mother mourn his death. In 1876 he The constant wonder is how he can Sunday morning and evening. Meth Shelton. saloons in the place. The morality of those who celebrated in this manner. to loose tiieir youngest, a babe of five moved to M onm outh' where he has cocele, hydrocele, stricture, error» of sell things so cheap. Go and see how odist and Christian Sunday schools at Oscar Hayter is studying law with youth,lost manhood, ueainera, la grippe it is your self. 9 :45, Presbyterian 12:15, M. E south Daly, Sibley A Eakin. Being well ed the editor is certainly at a very low made many friends and but few en and catarrh a specialty. The treat The Perrydale Patriot is now a five weeks. The others are improving. ebb and the same may be true of the column quarto, with patent inside and No professional man can afford to 3. Prayer meetings Thursday evening. ucated and of steady and industrious community. Linn Gay, Frank and Seth Fawk emies. La grippe was the cause of his ment ot catarrh and bronchitis $3 a • ■ * " , CTOl'11 r * w11 death and he was only sick a few days boiler plate matter galore. A very neat be intemperate or immoral evea from The general public welcome at all habits, he is apt to make a mark in find Arch Lewis h&vo thoroughbred | mui not. oonaiH«rtxri iianaupoiio k ««» — month. The poor treated free. the profession. The Sheridan Sun says: H. C. Row sheet from a mechanical point of view, chicke a business point of view, for everybody three meetings s for sale. For Wyandottes and ell. of Sheridan, has been appointed to Bro. Ryan, and locally it cannot be Black Minarkey’s call on Frank and few hours. He died as he hsd lived a I H a r a s s » a n d S a d d le r y . knows that most people will pass by These officers were elected by the Several eastern Oregon farmers re all such and seek the services of those Masons last Friday evening for the en port that they have made it pay to fill the unexpired term of Dr. John beaten. Seth, for Brahmas, Plymouth Rocks consistent’ christian and his place will | T. 8. Coffey at Perrydale keeps on be hard to fill. hand good eastern stock or will make with clean habits and clear heads. suing year: Worshipful master, Jas. both hogs and chickens— some of them Field, deceased, as justice of the peace The Dallas merchants made little or! and Langshatis, Arch would be glad to for this district. Mr Rowell is a fair to order anything you want in thorn C H R IS T M A S T R E E A N D R E U N IO N . Industry and economy are promi P. Mugruder; senior warden, Wilson even buying wheat at the present price minded, well posted gentleman and no special preparation for holiday serve you. The latter sliiped two coops lines. Be sure to see his goods snd goods, but say that quite an amount of last week. nent corner stenes npon which most Webb; junior warden,B. H. McCallon ; for that purpose. ill no doubt acquit himself of bis du At the home of Elizabeth Butler, at learn his prices before buying else it could have been sold. Some people fortunes have been built. The former treasurer, W. R. Craven; secretary, H. A number from here attended the Monmouth, on Christmas! night were where. Miss Ora Morehead, of Monmouth, ties impartially and fearlesaly. would buy presents of their debts were will avail not unless accompanied by G. Campbell; tyler, D. 8. .McDonald. hard limes social at Mr. Southwick'e lias just finished a term of school at gathered in the spacious reception Last Sunday's Statesman said: J. never paid. the latter. Street loafers and grog For sale— 2£ acre lot in Dallas, con Hazel Dell up beyond Teat’s mill and last week and report a very jolly hard room the children, grandohildren aud George Wells took a nineteen month shop patrons may ex|iect to remain taining house of six rooms, good well C. V. Murphy’s school in Cooper Hoi R. Shepard left yesterday for Denver, time. Refreshments consisting of bread The midwinter fair will open promp greatgrandchildren of Mother Butler hog to the commercial center Tueeday Salt Lake City and some of ths eastern poor and of little consequence. and outbuildings, 200 prune trees just low is at an end. and milk served from tin cupe and cans which dressed 478 pounds. tly on the first day of 1894, but, as a to the number of fortyeighi, eight be towns, where he will try to find a mar majority of the exhibits are yet in a was greatly enjoyed. A prize given to ing absent, there being tiftysix in all. The fact that you hare had bad luck begining to bear, and Apple, pear, plum Here are some of the prospective hop ket for Oregon prunes. He started or did Dot get financially ahead this and cherry trees, blackberries, raspber raisers south of D ixie: Cbas. Cool wo car loads of prunes east yesterday semi chaotic condition, the price of ad the poorest dressed lady and gentle also her sons and daughtersinlaw. Al NEW TO-DAY. year is no reason why it should be so ries, gooseberries, strawberries and cur idge fifteen acres, L. Martin ten acres. and if lie should tie successful in timi mission will be only 25 cents until fur man each and a fine imposed un the though in her 73rd year, Mother But best dressed ones. ther notice. ler is in exrollent health and vigor, during the year to come, but you must rants. Will givo reason for gelling. J. B. Knowles, M. W. Mix and O'Brien ng a top price for them, he will have ----------- ♦ • » — E dwin C adivell . mentally and physically, the flush PASTURE POR RENT-ZOO ACRES FINE PA - be energetic and pushing if you would Bros, about thirty acres each. more forwarded to him. The ladies of the Christian church PERRYD ALE. A tore laud one iniie north of Buena Vista. Run- of health aud happiness was upon ev Ing water the year around. For particular» address, hope to make much headway. The The following business was trail-act will give a basket social at the city hall A foot ball team from Stanford uni A M S M IT H John G. Brown is having cut on his on new year’s night. A committee of This week’s issue of the Perrydale ery cheek. When all had assembled world owes no man a living unless he ed in probate matters before Judge Cor. 5 and Devi. terete«, Portland and the necessary preparations had Burch last Friday ; In regard to the versity, California, will contest with a father's land just north of town 500 ladies will be at the ball with provis Patriot is considerly enlarged. earns it. team at Portland new years day. A cords of wood for the Portland market, ions to fill all baskets that are brought. final settlement of the F. J. Dickey es We see several Monmouth studeuts been made, a procession was form-! 00,000 M U T TRK.K8, CONWtiTINU O F PKLN B. At Monmouth last Friday there was tate. Tuesday, February 6th, was set steamboat excursion will leave Inde poor men with families being given Baskets will be classified as young la ed in the hall on the ground floor, .returning home for a short vacation. peeoh peer , apple. plum nod cherry. Aleo* pendence next Monday morning. a clay pidgeon shooting match for tur for hearing. In the Jas. A. Dempsey the preference of employment. In dies, married ladies and children’s. Ev led by two great grandchildren, wee iMg« M M fO »i>t of »well fruite. All «errenfeed ftm keys. These seven Dallas marksmen estate Alice Dempsey and Willis St- Benton Flanery, who has been to toddlers, tho son of Dr, O. D. But cues, cteen, end true to neme tiemples et office ut The Independence Masonic lodge the interest of working men we will for erybody cordially invited. J, B. NUNN, Unites. Portland on the grand jury, returned ler and the daughter of Mrs. J. F. put in an appearance on that occasion, monton were appointed administrators has these new officers: W. P. Conna- the next three months advertise free The Masonic fraternity installed this morning. aud brought home an even dozen tur and T. J. Hayter, Geo. C. Smith and way, E. L. Ketchum, C. A. Hitchcock, ny one desiring laborers to ditch, O’Donnell, and the column was closed keys. Mark Ellis, Harry Cosper, Fred Chus. Coolidge appraisers. H. Hirschberg, H. R Patterson, W. L. grub, cut woo«l, work on the farm or their uewly elected officers Wednes Quite a number of our young people by her sons, O. Butler and N. L. But Notice of Final Settlement. Toner, John Clark, Horatio Morrison, Hcdgin, J. W. Kirkland and O. D. But nything else. All those desiring to day evening, M. M. Ellis officiating as went to Amity Christmas night to at ler. Thus formed, they moved to tbe installing officer. The ladies furnish C am bridge , M ess ., June 21, 1890. John Cosper snd Wes. Craven. Messrs. hire one os more hands should make reception room, accompanied hy ap ler. tend a festival. ed a splendid lunch and the evening Craven and Mornaou each won a single N orman L ic h t y , Esq., Des Moines, it known through this paper. propriate music. Heated in the east The Dew city officials of Monmouth pussnd pleasantly to all. We give the Mr. Fisher, formerly of Monmouth, end of the room Mother Butler receiv '" i & T ^ r 'o X r 1* * T-J' Iowa — Dear Sir: Enclosed please find bird and the others two apiece. . B tat*, ,.r ■ ■ Siati t,|y gcirroR ° t th* * au court > *»- are L Bentley, mayor; Dr. Poole, re having Si. accouiK» In mid Concerning tariff legislation Speaker elective officers elsewhere, and here and order for $1, for which send me is down spending Christmas with his ed her family. The manner of tbe re •nd p r y tn s . anni .cillcn.-nt ol th. m m ., (Iu n io r . An eminent statistican estimates as many Krause’s Headache Capsules corder; I. C. Powell, treasurer; 8. D. Crisp said the other day ; The demo are the ones appointed. 8. D., C. C. souinlaw, Mr. Parks. ception was most pleasing aud appro — ’’I?’1 -? * * .T rn *2 111 w »»on . ¡» » r c t n d In that during the course of au ordinary as it will pay for. They are very piod, Coat-, marshal; Ed. Smith, J. \V How crats will use every effort to send the Campbell ; J. D Samuel Coad; 8 .8 .. « b « m d application » ill bn henrd nnd Mr. Harris, on the Livermore place, priate. Grouped in the center of the de tarmi nod u th* court houan In Dalla*, on Turn, 1er life the average man will eat seven four but cannot get any ill Boston. Youis ell, G. O. Graves aud l’rof. l ’owell coun tariff bill to the senate by the last of J. H. Townsend; J. 8., T. V. B. Em- room aud facing her, first were the Pcbrunrjr 6, A. D . ISM. M 10 o’o I o c Ï T “ said that he had sown aliout 300 acres oilmen. horse wagon loads more food thsu is very truly, B, B. BRANSON, January. That will give twenty-nine bree. A sa R. S h e p h e r d , greatgrandchildren, four in number; J. L. .C U IM , of grain and it was looking well. good for him. We feel sure that near 123 Norfolk street. second the grandohildren, tlilrtysix in Some people will sign almest any days, including Sundays, in which the Monday evening a woman was found ly all of us continually eat too much. Mr. Cochrane, of Amity, was up number, next her children, eight in Sold by J. D. Belt, Dallas. l>etition that comes along whether for bill may be debated. 1 he time is suf walking along the road near Dixie, Those who eat only a moderate amount here and said that he was going to put number. Thus the noble old lady was ficient. We have no desire to prevent or against a thing, and the same per who seemed in a somewhat demented On Christmas morning ten of Mrs, Notice for Publication. of plain food not only feel better but sona will sutweribe for nearly every our republican friends from giving full condition. She claimed to have been out 20 acres more hope. He already lias permitted to look upon almost her en will live longer. Less animal and John E. Smith's Sunday school class thing that offers without any thought expression to their opposition to the a yard of 17 acres. Lead office e l Oregon City, ) tire family. For a little time all were living on the Ankeny farm south of more vegetable food would be far bet marched to her home and presented of pay day. mssaure, but the country is demanding Oregon, Dee. 10, 1000 ) The question of our debating society silent, the expression of feeling, of love, Salem and to have walked from there, her with a nice silver syrup jug and re (»TICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOL- speedy settlement of the matter, and ter of pride and of sorrow upon her kind next Friday night is resolved that the t«ing in search of a Catholic priest. cciver, Will. Miller making the presen lowtng named settler has died notice of his la- Out in the hills beyond Airlie not we must comply. lent Ion to make «nel proof In support of hie date*, Judge Burch, not wishing to commit, United States is destined to be the ly (ace making it divinely beautiful to and Lnlu Turner, Claud Davis, Ruby tation speech. As a surprise it was a long ago Sharp Bevens was deer hunt that said proof will bo made before tbe County her children. In salutation all clap- greatest nation of the earth. her to the asylum in the absence of success, and as a gift it was doubly sc Clerk of Polk county, e l Dellas, Oregon, on Kebru Fiske, Anns Mitchell, Ethel Rowell, Everybody will agree that everybody ing and as he jumped on a log a wild lied their hands. Being seated, an ap ery 19. 1M4, el*,; G. L ZuuawsM, H. E. Mo. 7,000. Dottie Snyder and Gracie Chamber- ceptahle on account of its value and cat sprang at him The hunter was elsf ought to profit by experience. This friends, sent her to Salem for disposal Hon. Ira Townsend is at present propriate address was delivered by Mias for the N * 0 E. I, N. E. | 0, W | of tefe* 0 end 4, by officers of the county from which lain, who entered the primary grade beauty and also as a token of esteem. no little excited, but managed to get the end of the year, a time at which very low with Bright’s disease. George Lora >'. Butler. Her subject was the section 88, t 0 », r fe w. Ho ñemeo the following wit* w to prove hto con of the Dallas public school the first of These are the persons participating: away with the cat. most discreet persons look back to see she came. Townsend, from Salem, is at his fa lieautiful story of the Creation aud the tinuous residence upon end cultivation of mid lead, vis ; K.ln»or Shinn, J. H. Moren, Heaiuei Tetherow, last October, were not absent nor tar Messrs. Will. Miller, Will. Cobb, Ralph herein they have missed it in one ther’s bedside and also David Bears, of EOLA. T. L. McEldowney, who owns a farm thing or another, and there is not one birth of Christ. The young lady spoke end Wilaon Hhlnn, ell of Monmouth, Oregon. dy a single time up to Christmas. If Williams, Harry Gaynor, Frank and Independence. ROBERT A. MILLER. RogUfeor. without notes and in a moat graceful they keep up that habit of premptness Lute Chapin, Isaac and Herbert El out near the Elkins school house, is to among 11s who cannot now see how There is considerable sickness yet We heard quite a number of farmers and pleasing manner. The address have charge of Ladd A Reed’s 1.000 it will be valuable to them ail through liott, Herbert and George Smith. and where he might have made some around here. say since the fall in sheep and wool was followed by a few select recitations acre place at Rei-dville, this side of improvements on his year’s doings. life. Tbeir parents, too, deserve a word James Kennedy went to Portland to they could not afford to keep sheep to and songs, then came Hanta Claus Notice to Polk County Printers. Saturday evening the Christian Portland, while his son will have Has all your time been put in to the of commendation for keeping the chil eat of their summerfallow. They don’t with his gifts for the little ones, and ■pend Christmas with his folks. church Sunday school children had a charge of their Broadmeads plaoe. best advantage? Have you not fool dren so punctually in school. know what to do with their summer- their silvery laughter, sweeter than di g i n s ABE CALLED POR TO OPENED BY nice concert programme, which they ishly spent some time and money? H. Hayden is having some clearing fallow wheat. Wednesday, January X, How does it sound to bear a son of vinost music, filled the room, and there A lady living near Monmouth in rendered before a house full of people bid am will do tM lb* Have you made an increase of general done. He is going to put out more lha *k Bt* religious parents making glib u*e of sending her subscription last week said i and each vas then given a sack of Their was a neighborhood gathering was given to each little heart a joy useful knowledge. Have your associa hope. profanity in his ordinary conversation the I t e m i z e s was the best county pa-j candy and nuts. Sunday morning at A. C. Taylor’s Christmas of aliout never to be forgotten. At the end of tions been commendable. In short, p s S & g s S Mr. McCloud snd wife have moved twenty-five to a fine turkey dinner. these gulden moments all eyes were S per they had ever had ever had about I the Methodist Sunday school had s on the street. Such a young man is can you not for the next year do bet little credit to his mothe.- and less to to Eola. They live in the Rowell They done the dinner justice and we turned to the Christmas tree, laden the house. Our constant aim has short but pleasing special service and ter than during the past, and will you house. himself. Are there any such in Dal- wish Mr Editor that yon had been with its fruitage of reverence and love for been to make it a welcome weekly vis- we must especially compliment the ■....M not do it for the sake of yourself and mother, mother’» holy love for her child itor to the homes of Polk county. We boys, Floyd Daly, Le» Smith, Ralph Isa_______________ your loved ones. The supervisor and his assistant, Mr. there to partake of the same. ren, and of friendship and affection of are fully aware that the newspaper is ' Morrison and the Smith brothers, of Lynn, have lawn doing a little work on They talk of organizing a Keelev M AREET REPORT brothers and sisters and grandchildren a constant educator in either a good j Penewawa, who took part in it with league at Independence and it would Summary of Dallas public school the road, at and near Kola. Its precious gifts were soon gathered, or bad direction and we have contin- j harp, flute and violin. Sunday evening I u* . i,i»«.;n- .n „ , for the three months ending Decem (Corrected weekly by Fell* Noel J Our school closed the 15th on ac and, cheered by excellent music, hap «1 0 u.lv tried to induce our reader, to 1 the Presbyterian church was crowded * * 7 . * 1 ° " “" ber 22nd: Total number enrolled, Wheat, per bushel, 45 cts. count of the scholars being sick. It py hearts made merry and all that hate evil and admire better things, to hear a well rendere.' missionary con- ^ X towTrd H n l n V .l ' ", * 306; total days attendance, 272; aver Bran, per ton, $14. could fill the hour with fervency of Idleness and extravagance are evils of cert and Monday evening the public be induced to ber ime w „rfh. ™ C? " ' age daily attendance, 285 ; average per will commence again new year's day. Shorts, per ton, $18. only a leaser degree than intemperance were treated to good things by the Ep- *° beCjn*« worlh7 member, cent of attendance, 94 ; total caaes of pleasure aud peace existed. When Lost, Strayed or Stolen. Mr. Roberts has built a Dew house Oats, per bushel, 32 cts. Mother Butler's cup of joy was full to tardinesa, 125; visits from principal, on his place near Eola. Gus. will live and gambling. worth league. Flour, per barrel, $3.20. the brim, came the wonia: "Good DROM NEAR PALLS CITY ABOUT THE Ell Last Thursday evening’s entertain 22;viaita from Board, 8; visits from there, and is going into the chicken fCorrected weekly by Him A Cooper] ment for charity was well atlende I patrons, 200; visit» to patrons by teach business quite extensively; has three bye, mother;” “ Goodnight, grandma,” r <d N ^.mhar, » b * , m an aad m an call, W*l cr poor and lha marc lama I d har Mralan Tm with the cheery pledge to be with her »ora Potatoes, per bushel, 40 cts. 1 and much enjoyed. At 10 cents ad ers, 90; cases of corporeal punish new hen houses. Awarded Highest Honors W orld’s Fair. man to driva (ham bam la froat at Wm. I _ next Christmas, and a mother’s tears phe* Any Information tart »M b ’ . * Hnbhard, I mission, the proceeds were over $20 ment, none. Tbe above figures speak Butter, per pound, 25cte. Eola had lota of company for Christ on T. E. Habhaid, Phfaa CRT. * « embalmed the parting. May the dear dtpaodanca, The dumb bell drill and the closing for themselves, and with the exception Lard, per pound, 16 0 1 8 cts. Ithanlly Mass lad. tableau were extra fine. The receipts of tardineaa, show a healthy, live mas. Tommie 8train snd family from Bacon, sides, per pound, 16)A20cta. old lady live to meet her family yet many times by her fireside. Her birth of the evening added Christmas com school. The larger part of the tardi Monmouth, also the two Hurst boys, Hams, per pound, 18gt2gcU. day is kept by her family, hence twice Shoulders, per pound, Ity cts. fort and happinem to a number of neas comes from children who live in from Hilverton were st A. Strain's; the To Investors in City Bonds. Allen family, from Disie, were st H. each year they gather about her—a needy ones. Eggs, per dozen, 25 cts. the town and there is no occasion for I far'ten's. Mr. WjLon snd family, coniine liable and beautiful custom. Chickens, per dozen, $203.50 EALED PROPOSALS WILL such a number. The work of the office of the Auditor end The Ashland Record says of a deer school is good and parents who wan*, from near Gervaia, were visiting his May the peace of Heaven abide with CRy the Dried fruits, per pound, 7(A 12 cts. of Dei lee, Polk oounfey. Or? gen. « f bunt with hounds: William Gee, in to know exactly how their children are mother, Mrs. Goodpasture; Mr. Marsh’s Mother Butler and all the deer old eluding the left deyr of February, A. D., 1 Beets, per pound, 1 rente. sole of *«t to eseeed the sum of Few company with James Leabo, his broth gelling along can find out by examin folks had tbeir daughter and husband mothers of our land. Turnips, per pound, 1 cts. (014.00 00) Del lore of Road* of Urn ( er, Noah Leabo, of the Willamette, and ing the written review work of the from Halara; Mrs. Longcer entertained i b r t ported eoft te ei Cabbage, per pound, 4 cts. ide to drew emnml tefeu Cal and Mark Winingham, had a big children, which will show you how her mother and brother, from Inde O nions, per p o u n d , 2$ cts. cent.. teterete peyeMi _ pendence ; there was a social party at deer hunt in the famous Elk creek die well the child comprehends the work til persons pc: All knowing thamselvaa in- _ I Infeowffi juyuhle hi ««fed $ Beans, per pound, 5 centa. trict last week. With four dogs they I done. By calling at the school house ■ r. Byeis' Christmas night on the In U us by note or account must r r i a i i r S z r TWi deb tod ted to Corn meal, per pound, S| cts. killed flftyone in six days. Une day parents may examine the grades of tbe dependence road and R. Brunk and The ealy Pate Crasa A t Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia. No Alora. s e t t le b e f o r e t i i e fir s t lay of January By ardor of the C m m __________ Buckwheat flour, per pound, 6 cts. family spent the evening with Grand they killed twenty lour deer. Graham flour, per barrel, $3.60, n sx t. F o r e m a n A G ib s o n . .children. W. I. R eynolds , Pnn. Used in Millions of Hornea— 40 Years the Standard. 1 pa Bruok. Hay, per ton, $8 «414. R k c e b a l l , D o c* n i bar 1 4 , 1 W 3 . L 5 B N g wMm J ^PRICE’S S » c- i r