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W H A T T H E Y H A V E T O S A Y ABOUT
How To Fiud Ottt.
T H E d g :. n c s IN T H E C O U N T Y .
Fill a bottle or common glass with your
water and let It stand twenty-four hours; a
sediment or set A n U n e q t v jic d a n d C o m p lG t e Re
tling indicates an
s u m o o f W r at Y our F r 'c n d s aro
731 unhealthy condi-
a n j Have Been Lately D o in g .
xr tion of the kid-
t i / neys; if it stains
S P R IN G V A LLE Y .
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your linen it is
evidence of kid
another candidate for
ney trouble: too
frequent desire to road «iiperviéoi , it in Samuel Phillip*.
pass it or pain in
Mis* Lorena Smith is visiting her
the back is also
valli*, where they are at-
convincing proof that the kidneys and blad fcisi* rs at Corvi
der arc out of order.
tending the (>. A 0 .
What to Do.
T . P. Soules, of W ood burn, gave a
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often exprevwd, that Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp- i con ceit Tuesday evening at Zena with
Root* thc Srcal kidne/ remedy fulfills every | ids graphophone, fur the Ladies Mis
wish In curing rheumatism, pain In t h e L j,mrtry M)cu.tv. The machine wa
................... Per y«’nr
........ Per »ix monili*
. . . Per three month«
Advertising rates inaile known on
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Corroapomleiice
is -olkit-
v p lic a t i
o j.
Fine Job
..b Printing done at reasonable- o{ th; urinary
uriwiy passage. It corrects inability
•»rices.
to hold water and scalding pain in passing
It, or bad effects following use of liquor,
wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to go often
'J HK government authorities at Van during the day, and to get up many times
couver have given out contracts to during the night. The mild and the extra-
ordinary effect of S w a m p -R oot Is soon
furnish about 10) calvary horses at realized. It stands the highest for its won-
from $118 to $128 each. It pays to derful cures of the most distressing cases.
If you need a medicine you should have thc
raise go«d horses.
best. Sold by druggists in50c. and$1. sizes.
You may have a sample bottle of this
I n m akin g up the republican logi. - wonderful
discovery
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and a book that tells
lativs tickets for this ju d ica l district more about It, both sent
prominent ipi'Htioii* will be who do absolutely free by mail,
address Dr. Kilmer tc itom, of Rw;™rvn «»t.
they favor f«*r congress and the sen Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When writing men
ate. The friends of Tongue and M c tion reading this generous offer in this papsr.
Bride will h »ve no walk over in the
matter.
C O U N TY COURT.
W kek after week matters are be
PROBATK.
co m in g nun« quiet in the Pliilippiae«
W ells, J.
Sirgly and in «quads large numbers
.1 If. Hawley, W. J. Mnlkey, and
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The Lincoln school closed a week
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listening to a tine program the la-
I die« served lemonade and cake.
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FALLS C ITY .
Professor Emmett has moved to the
1 parsonage.
Mrs. Warren Graham is
friends in Falls City.
visiting
Mrs. Butler has a fow Plymouth
Rock settings of eggs at 25 cents.
S e a l Estate Agency,
w il .y-s more tiuvs of dry 1 O. E. 8 taut«, of Glenhurat farm, was
ie farmer* will all bo plow- in our midst recently.
a n d D o n ’ t K n o w It.
n
and Y oung
Mr*. Atwater, who has been sick, is
Cumm ings reported convalesc-eut.
U“ *1 ° f ,he U,'JU,,Ui“ * *“
Mi. . RArl>cl 8u .ilh 1 .« spring chick
ens large enough to fry.
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D a lla s .
X o w while tin roads are drying
Homer
iiom er Link
liü k was
« ■ shearing W . J.
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n I
P
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would He a gi>4 4(1 time to fill up the
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Qf (Jjjy[|{y a n (j ()||ji P r o p e r t y f o r S a ls Or E X C iia ilge.
1 ch uck holes.
Civil St¡tt.- i of Airliu. visited at the
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I i>e frogs are singing and the M on
f l j j j g g fljj ||,S B f||,M W fltte H .
golian« «re clapping their wings be home of hi* uncle 1. O. Staats, Sor.-
day.
Cl,u e c l e o m e spring U here.
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. I W . A. Kotiert*on has some attrac-
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! tion that calls him to Bridgeport
for jocii instead of party. The people ,
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want officer* on whom they can de-1 <l ulte ° ‘ n*
Here are some o f our offerings:
lH*nd at all limes and under all cir
A goodly num ber from here attend- ¡
cumstances.
e<| the intercollegiate oratorical c o n - 1 10 acrea in the aontl. side of Dallaa, e tc; a great variety of small fruit ; 1.1
te»t at Monmouth Friday evening.
all net in fruit of beat varieties; 2.J miles from railroad.
PARKER.
60 seres with fine house which cost
W e are informed ll.at Artli.tr Burn* *crM ih Iu lU n l> r«ae.; a p p l« . pear-,
I>. M C all.ren .h wa. vi-iiin * friend. Will «K,.. add t o l d a farm the one !
« * , f « " * » , w t a , Jr o f ta ' M $1.800; good barn and other build
in Nortfi Albina last week. *
j thing necessary to com plete ma , fruits; good house, barn, e tc; a «píen ings ; fine spring and spring branch;
I did home in fine location. Price, $1,- water could be taken into house; a
I Kin. Cavi,1.011 ¡. hiring all of the h . p p i n e . . - » h iu .e k e .p e r,
250.
splendid farm for a dairy or goat
Mr. C ook, of Monmouth, was in !
acres just north of Independence ranch; a good orchard; l j miles (ruin
I teams he can to do his spring plowing.
railroad depot.
The
teople
of
vicinity are
our vicinity
fruit of in
choice
varieties
m — e —
people
or this
this vicinity
are living
living
J Saturday
f en J joyin
v * g the I *et - in
jlLO
ai h i l i d v and
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. . . 1 1 , u a i l l i f n l m \ . i n nr 11*n a f I m .
n/1 ft. t u r n . j
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a ., m i m m .
e ry
cheap
and
fat on 4 cen t smelt
which
beautiful spring weather a and
11 iwers, com ! ing
into
good L bearing;
W e have farms suitable to all needs
_ Iho extreme iu c- _ rich
_ _ _ _ and
_ _ _ _ productive; five room cot and can furnish slm ost anything de
i . mm*|Jbetter than poor lough beef hut deeply deploring
tion
underfoot.
luge
and
other
buildings
;
$200
insur
d 1 0 t o [5 c< n t s a j x - u m l .
sired in the real estate lino.
ance on house. A bargain at $350.
W m . ’ uqn» h . . four tram , turning
ttev. C. C. Putin?, presiding elder,
If you want stock ranches, fruit
A fine prune orchard in full hear lauds, dairy farms, tim ber lands or
i q . t l i e . i l . H e lias bought th . *eed occupied the pulpit Saturday night
and w sow fifieen acres in Italian 1 » » J Sunday m orning, and then went in g ; prune dryer, store house, barn, homes, write to us or com e ami see us.
to Falls City to fill hi* appointment
rye gra(* and red clover for pasture.
for Sunday night.
- ’ ' KOOK CR EEK.
At the grange council at Independ
THE IRON CLAD
ence Wednesday Mono grunge was re
presented by B. P. Sm ith, H. D.
Frank Butler surveyed on the Adam
Stnuts and P. M. Smith. J. B. Stump
Brown donation claim last Saturday.
O. B. t amptuu lias gone to the and B. P. Sm ith were elected «8 dele
valley.
gates to the atate grange which is al-
Mrs. Milligan began a four months
term of school is Oakhurst district
Mrs. Usury and the baby came in £ “ ? b° h llJ “ l Independence May
last Monday.
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this last w«ek.
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Otto B jc rley has sold out to Roy
Henry.
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Corner Main and Oak streets, Dallas, Oregon.
A ll kinds of iron and wood work done. Special atten
tion given to wagon and carriage repairing. Iiicyclc lepair-
ing neatly done, Horse shoeing a specialty. A ll kinds of
plow and saw grinding done. Goods kept in stock for sale.
Full lino of bicycles and sundries. Full line of buggies
and a stock of j , I. Case plows. We also sell valvoline oils,
cylinder oil, engine oil and harvester oil. Best on earth at
right prices.
E* G. W hite and family will move
R ICK R EA LL.
James and Eddie W right have gone
to Ike Y ocum 's hop yard lor two or to the Isiv on a visit.
Miss
Meda
Lucas lias a h\cicle.
of the im urgeH l. are giving up the H. I). Whiteman were chosen to a|i three m onths. Mr. W hite will cu lti
vate the yards.
Mr. BvcHey and wife with their «is-
Ed. Hall was over to Silvertou last
fight and
quietly going lo their praise the Wm. Mason estate, of which
ter, Maud, were in to pack up and bid week,
Harriet Mason is executrix.
Rev. Guy Phelps has held evening
homes. Wherever guerilla bands ex
us farewell, as they are intend going to
The petition of the ex e cu l.r of the meetings each day during tlie past
Prank Gibson was in tlie metropolis
ist they nre being limited down and
Idaho.
M. N. iSyrnn estate to sell real estate week and Elder Poling preached on
last week.
dispersed. Trade bet wren tho differ was gra n ti<1 and I V. Lynch was ap Sunday evening.
B U E N A VISTA.
Farmers art busy plow ing and some
ent sea ports is being rapidly reestab pointed guardian ad litem for Clarisa
Presiding Elder T. B. Ford will hold
Mrs.
A.
M. McLaughlin has pur- are seeding.
Lynch.
lished.
tin* business m eeting at .’1 p.'m . this
Administrator of the W H. Frink Friday, and will preach and adminis chaseil an incubator.
L. 0 . K oicr is now occu pin g lii.-
estste
presented
liis
final
account
and
M on roe Krutz and wife have moved properly at this place,
ter holy com m union in the evening at
T hk war in South A (lirica is on its
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discharged
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it was ordered that he
to \\ mlock, \\ ashington.
James B. Nesm ith, who has been j ¿jj.< The Grandest Assortment
last legs and the inevitable outcom e I , Knon M lle fil... receipt«, of unpaid 7 :30 at the M E. church.
W AGNER BROS.
will be an unconditional surrender of ! creditors as f»ir »»*• nfiset» will reach
the B ucih . It will be humiliating to
The will of II. A. Skinner, deceased,
them and displeasing to their sympa was admitted to probate and Mrs.
thisers, but in the end it will be bet Rebecca A. Skinner wan made execut
rix without bonds, T. W . W ann, A. V.
ter for all concerned. That country
Thomson and \Vr. H . W ilkening be
will become more progressive and itH ing appointed appraisers.
people happier than they ever were
The petition of I j . R. Sfim on to sell
under the old order of things.
real estate of the Sylvester Wilson es
tate was granted.
W . H. Boats was made adn.inlstra-
T here are numerou* ummnoueud
political aspirants for the different of tor of the estates of David and Han
uah Boals under $4,000 bond.
fice* in this county. Perhaps- a ma
Lewis Kao tile*! his bond as guard
jority of them are worthy of the places ¡an of John Knu, insane.
sought, but it would We unfortunate
A. F. Starr, executor «»f the B. N
for the county if sumo of the men ¡ Tharp estate, was authorized to carry v
who want office were chosen, they be out the provisions of trust deni.
ing either incapable or unreliable. It
C O M M IS S IO N E R S .
all the voters of (very precinct will i I. I’ . Kic«o.
.
Seth Higgs
attend the primaries and send as del
BILLS
AL L O W 'E D .
J dinny Moyer was taken very sick
J. R. Bedford and family visited rel-
it Thurston's cam p wit h lung fever alive» in Salem last week.
recently and being unable to bear the
Miss Addte Prather left Monday for
transit thence in a wagon, seven or
lig h t of our young citizens brought a few week, visit to relatives in Win
him n *»n a stretcher. He bore the lock.
journey pretty well.
Miss Eunice McCormick, who has
keen working at Independence, is at
W EST SALEM .
h jtne.
with new window shades.
Mr. Ham pton, of Rook ( • reek, was
hereon business ibis week.
Resident Agent, Dallas, O r.
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Citation.
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Gerhard Kliever wants to dispose of
his farming implements and house
Uncle Felt Sears, <f Big Nest ticca, hold good* to return to Manitoba.
is com ing out on a visit.
Peter Kliever, John Simontnn. I
Maik Hears is working for bowman Marie and Lizzie Reddekopp have
<’ oim ei and his brother. Robert, for been visiting Miss Marie Frantz at. tin*
home of Mr. Schroder, in German
R l*. Riggs.
town.
Our school directors are J. A Bax
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ter, G. \V. Starr and Mr. Aran Is, with
S H E R ID A N .
A . W . Fink as clerk.
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Fruit trees are in bloom and every
body hard at work.
HARMONY.
R. Jacobson was over
» aunty seat Tuesday.
,
O A S T O n i A .
n VM
yf ^ Vnd Vaa H m ( l « m 6JSgt!
from
D R . M ILES'
H ® as*t
the
The Indy revivalist, who has been
holding meetings at the Methodist
' church, left this week after getting
about «evenly joiners.
LE W IS V ILLE .
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Grain in
well.
th:*
vicinity
i*
Cure
Tna
C le a n sin g
a n d H e a lin g
C u r e for
GATIRRH
Ely*. Cream Balm
COLD 'N H E A D
is sold by all druggists on guarantee
first bottle benefits or m oney back.
Book on heart and nerves sent free.
Easy siivi plea-tuit to us
O o s l s lt i no in juriou
I rug
It is f S k k l v absorbed,
j G ives relief at om*e.
It opens and Cleanses
th e Nasal P m m * m
All... l«a.B..n.tion
Ilie Vlh.iu*. 6* W*rren 8t. New io » k .
W IT N E S S , the honorable W . L. Wells,
judge o f the county court of
the state o f Oregon for the
[seal]
county o f Polk, with the seal
of said court affixed, this 7th
day o f February, A . D ., 1900.
A ttest; E. Hayter, clerk.
B y I>. P . Patterson, deputy.
Dallas, Oregon. Mch., 7 , 190 J.
«3. A. BUSH, adm inistrator.
Townsend A Hart attorneys fo r estate.
■ H -+ -M -+ + + + + + + + + + * + + + + + + t +-»
SILVER
LACED
SALEM FENCE W O R K S . tjyyA N D O T T E S^*
7 V /T 7 V Z
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M
FARM ERS'
FEED SHED
SO U TH
OF
ACADEMY
BLOC*;
DALLAS
W . E. Shaw A Son
Propriator*.
Stall room for double or
»ingle team«, 10 cents,
Saddle h orses, 5 cents.
Seperate neat and warm
waiting rooms for ladies
ami gentlemen. Give us
a trial. Feed for s-. ’ e.
W ILSON'S
li'
CELERY
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DANDELION
Best all Purpose Fowl.
Mv bird* are bred for EGG
productions as well as prize
winners.
A . i few
cockerels
w
l i m n a.
n
cn
w
L a v it io i i
P en w ins l o r nil p « r p o » c * a t Low
Ht prices.
p r ice s .
H
e*t
WALTER
ilORLEY. | |,.ft at J1.50 Up; pullets $120 +
M» State street. Salem
- | u p ; eggs $2 a setting.
ai l
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p r o ie ta th i m oiubrone. Rest »'es ths
of Ta«ta- sih I ümell Lanr* «i*e.
cents
. 4M by m ill; Trial
hJ
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Dr. Mila* Madical Company, Elkhart. Ind.
looking 1
Johnny Burns attended church at
Falls City Sunday.
Hi v, To its, o f Dallas, was a L wis
vllle caller «Sunday.
also by virtue o f an order of the county court
o f the state of Oregon for Polk county, duly
given ami made at the regular March term
thereof on the 10th day of March, 1000, I,
In the connty court o f the state o f Oregon
M cC. Syron, executor of said last will and
for the county of Polk.
fn the matter o f the estate of Jane Richard testament, will, from and after the
14th Day of A p r il , 1900,
son, deceased.—Citation.
T o .T. Q- A . Richardson, Sarah E. Bird sell, Proceed to sell at private sale for cash in
and Warren Birdsell, her husband, Frank hand, all and singular, the following describ
Richardson. Emma A . Fullerton and R ed real estate belonging to the estate of the
Fullerton, her husband, and Fred Huntley, said M . N. Syron, deceased, to-w it: That
part
John _________
.Jackson donation
land
greeting.
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IN T H E N A M E O F T H E S T A T E O F j claim. N o. 78, Not. No. 5,168. in township 6
Oregon, you are hereby cited and required to south, range 6 west, of the Willamette merid
appear in the county court of the state o f Or ian, in Polk county, Oregon: Beginning at
egon, for the county o f Polk, at the court the northeast corner of said claim and run
room thereof, at Dallas, in the county of Polk, ning thence south 44.87 chains, thence west
on Monday, the 2nd day of April, 1900, at 1 52.55 chains to the road, thence north 15 de
o ’clock in the afternoon o f that day, then and grees, 15 minutes east 27-62 chains along said
there to show cause, if any there be, why an road, thence north 31 degrees east 22.75 chains
order should not lie granted authorizing and along said mad to the north line of said claim,
directing the administrator to sell all the real thence east 33.82 chains along said line to the
I property o f »aid estate, which is described as place of beginning, containing 201.59 aeres,
follow», to-wit;
more or less.
M cC . S Y R O N ,
A severe attack o f nervous
The north one-half o f the donation land
Executor.
prostration left m y heart in a
claim of Enoch Richard»on and Jane Richard
son, his wife, described as Not. N o. 1,908,
very weak state.
It would
designated on the plats and survey» as claim
palpitate and flutter at the
No. 54, being part of section 18, in township
slightest exertion, and I was
6 south, range 4 west, and claim No. 44, being
part of section 13 in township 6 south, range 5
unable to attend to business. I
west, according to the official plat of survey j
IS H K RFRY G IVEN T H A T T H E UN
tried several remedies without
returned to the general land office by the sur 'VJ’OTICE
IX
dersigned has filed his final accoun t as adminis
veyor general, being bounded and described | trator
trator of
ot t the last will and testament o f Nannie Bush.
benefit, until I began using
as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the southeast deceased,
J, and Saturday, April 7th, 1900. at 1
Dr. Miles’ Heart (Sire which
v ciuv . ii , p. m ., o f said day, at the coun ty court house,
I corner o f said section 13, and running thence o’clock,
cured me completely.
north 40 chains, thence east 40 chains, thence of Polk coun ty, Oregon, has been fixed b y lio n , W.
99 north 21.49 chains, thence west 58.20 chains, L. Wells, ju dg e o f the coun ty cou rt fo r said coun ty,
W. W oltney, J a c k . n. M i«,.
as the tim e and place fo r the hearing o f the same.
thence south 61.49 chains, thence east 18.09 All persons interested in said m atter are hereby no
chains to place of beginning, containing 170.50 tified to appear at said tim e and A t * cause, if any
I acres, the amount o f land herein descriW i be there be, w hy said account should not be approved
longing to deceased being 85.25 acres, more or and the accoun t settled and closed.
Final Settlement.
Tile Big Ncstucca loll road bus been
i incorporated by L. Shot tridge and
I C. C Linden and great improvements
«ire intended.
“ Seeing is Believin g .”
Willem, was
K n m » \V
Is now ready for inspection. Am showing the
world renowned R O Y A L T A IL O R S ' and other
makes. Call and see.
W M . RU STON,
P a ip iiz s is o n
Mr. Yilwock is in very poor health.
ing his unalterable position in favor I *,,8t Sunday,
of free trade with Puerto Rico. He
Miss Ethel Lemon has gone to IV“ -
R A. Porter went to Portland l-*t
said that if we did not intend to treat lec, where »he will teach tho fpring Mond.w on business.
term of school.
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the new acquisition as wo treated oth-
Mrs. R. A. Porter, who has been
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I A. E. Moore is clerking in the
cr acquired tem tory, we should nut ¡ Ullokel H„ , re tll)ril, B Mr. m i1U' « I - quite sick, is im proving.
retain them. That statement will moon in Poi Hand,
Orhy Brat son, of Sheridan, has been
give him a more exalted standing in
Several load • of household gcods ! visiting friends and relatives on Mill
the eyes of the whole world, for it went through town Tuesday. New ! creek.
•hows him to he man enough to op comers are going in all direoti -»ns.
O .N . Blair, who began teaching
Campbell Bros, are repairing ih *ir | school at this place is progre.-sing
po*e his party when he thinks b
coniso unwise and unjust. T h egreit old spring truck, and will so«»n he i nieclv.
ready to deliver their own goods.
nm n of national republican legislator»
Rev. Short preached here last Sun
M A R K E T REPD.TT.
j day and will preach the second Sunday
are trying to patch up all sorts o
in each moi th.
(Correctal weekly l»y Felix Nool I
makeshifts to pledge their party to
\\1« h I pei bin lie !,40 eta.
Roswell Harris, while cutting wood
tho tariff principle in dealing with
Bran, per ton |12.
recently, cut a gash in his foot and is
Puerto Rico,
Shorts, per ton, f 14.
' now using crutches.
Oats, per bushel. 30 cts.
Mrs. Mar!nan, of Mill Creek, at-
Milt Holman has bought SOt) I and
Flour, per 10 barrels,|2 Bo.
; tended the oratorical contest held iu
2 year old cattle for a Montana firm
Flour, per sack, 7fu\
Monmouth last Friday.
They are nmv on pasturage a i a num
Buckwheat Hour, $2.50 per cwt.
ber of diflereiit places, half of them it' j Germea, $1 50 per cwt.
Mi*8 Fai n ie Gut I ry went away la ft
Tillam ook county.
About 400 *»:
Corn meal, $2 ¿0 per cwt.
Mwi..l »y t< begin teaching in the pii-
them will he shipped the m il lie of
ui.it y »Irl. irtiuent wf the Salt Check
[C o m c tsi weekly b.v Brawn h Son
May and l lu* balance tlu> first of June
• v ii..u l.
Potatoes, per huslie . J .5 cts.
Butter, per pound, 15cts.
PI* iiaantvicw ilistrict elected Eph-
Lard, per p ou n d , V(a 10 eta.
rium Bruntou as director anil Oliver
Ralston us clerk, J. O. Leonard being
B acon, sides, per pound, th* 10 » t^
hired lo tvach the spring term.
H am s, per pou nd, 12(«i 15 cts.
Shoulders, i er pound, 8 ^ 1 0 cts.
When you see people cured by A
Eggs, per doxen,
cts.
S 'J V E R .
remedy, you must believe In its power.
C h ick en s, [mr dozen,
¿r-r.i
.nul
fr..a rvv .lvw ly to
G
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a
s
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Look Around you.
Friends, reUtrves.
Dried fruiU . per pound, 12 ets.
btov.ni.
neighbors a U s ty that Hood’s SarsApAriU.t.
Beets, per pound, 1 cent*
Tu rn ips, per pou nd, 1 cts.
America's Greetcst ISedarf. cleansed the
Mi-
May IL.rpv
teaching our
Cabbage, ¡a»r p ou n d ,
cts.
Hood of their deer ones And they rise tn
8JV. ¡I term >1 xh<
Onions,
per
pound,
2
ets
riAsse to sing its praises. There’s nothing
ill*, » o M is a n am
. Mi l.
Beans, per pou n d ,
e* nts.
Idle It tn the world to purify the b'oed.
e hom e
Corn m eal, per j»r»un t,2J cts.
Hay, pii»’ ton, 4* •;|9
Jorvlau P on in e,
terday marri’tl t«> I
iu CorvalL».
M E N S ’ S P R IN G A T T IR E
Walker Fitts is having excellent suc
Ed. Harmon, who has been visiting
Isaac Robinson, east of town, bad a
cess canvassing fo ra medical book.
here the past m onth, has returned to
runaway Tuesday. His horses be-
Winlock.
An iuh reating week of revival m eet
i came frightened a? the handcar at Der- ___________________
ings jit the hall closed Friday night.
Jas. McClain and Henry Seaton ; ry hut, were caught bifore any dam
The state and district horticultural
Born, to thc wife of Jun Lee, the have rented their hop yards to China- age was done.
authorities strongly urge all fruit men
Ghinese gardner, a daughter, March mrn for $10 an acre.
Mrs. Ankney, of Walla Walla, and W ISE M A N 'S
to spray their trees before the buds
1st.
Joseph Miller has returned from vlr8* H ^ tie M cArther, of Portland. H A R D W A R E S T O R E D
get too far advanced. As nearty nil
Paul Traglio, em ployed in tho O reg Portland where he has been taking who bavo been here the last f .rtnight
I tress are infested with some kind of a
M ILL S T R E E T, DALLAS.
( with their brother, Mr. Nesmith, re-
on City woolen mill, was homo on a treatment for rheumatism.
! pest, they must he sprayed if you
I
«urned
to
their
homes
W
ednesday.
visit.
Best heating and cook sto- wo"kl hi,ve 9(’ " nJ fruit*. Il >* to he
At tho annual school meeting M.
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.i
*r i. a
. rp
p presumed that the fruit raisers around
II. A. Skinner died of consum ption N. Prather tva« re elected director and
Old papers Ur sale here in pneka- \eH 111 tllO market. 1OOIH OI Dallas are posted as to the best mat-
March 11th after an illness of two E. N Hall was re dacted clerk.
gel ,,f
for if, cellU .
till kinds. PailltS, oils, etc.
erial for and manner of spray’.nr.
years.
no
A lex.C oll ins and wife, of Valiev-
_ _ _ _
L. Frat-er, one - 1 ' ■
1
lid ia ; G v», visited tv itil her parents, O. A
00
Misses Em ma M o o r e a n d
Tinware:
00 Fletcher went to J (fife rso n Saturday W ells,’senior, and wife, last Sunday.
>f the best tinners in Oregon,
Executor’s Sale.
00 to vi»itrelativis.
Miss ¡Dorelle Shives is home fora
will meet your wants for any
00
Luther Brown and wife, of Califor- short vacation, blit will return tc
o
f
th
e
H
ea
rt*
thing in that line.
00
B Y V I R T U E OF T H E P R O V IS IO N S
visir.ng old neighbors in this C rosto’i and teach a spring term of
10 J
o f th* last will and testament of M . N. Syron,
locality
last
week
school.
late
of Polk county, Oregon, deceased, and
10 !
Y hk Puerto Rican tariff hill ha*
Mr. Crawford has retim e d from a
been having all sorts of a time in business trip to W ashington.
congress. All the democrats are op
There is on exhibition at (Chamber’s
posed to it and so are many repuLli hardware store a new stylo cream s *p
cans in both (ho house and senate. ara tor.
Senator Simon, of Oregon, went fur
J. L. Ktoelon and wife attended the
ther than any other senator in declar Christian Science lecture in l ’(»rllaud
3 (c c d h S a lia fia i itfg
I
f’ or.tll‘ n<i ' l,i8r W(v,k purchasing his
*i,r:r8
of
M. A Gibson expects to start for
( ity about tho first ot
W e do not like to see Mark go, as he
will be greatly missed from this com* j
munity.
egates to the conventions only their j ICrt. .Sc V .in l’ iitton ..............
$1000
best and most discreet men, unworthy j R S Conner, assessor . . . .
72
T.\
characters are not apt to creep into! J C Hay tt*r, prin tin g. . . . .
Hulcm Imapi'tiil. sen iors . .
48
office.
10
Steiner «& Finher, services. .
F A Ihnifv, panpr r ac . . ..
12
Seth Riggs, services...........
72
100
11 I j Fenton, *alarr, e t c . . .
Sam ThacbCr ha* returned from
2 ro
whom know full well that, they can Lnfeiprise, p rin tin g .............
E. N. Hall, while on a visit in the
.3 00 0 epon City ami gone to work in the lower < ml of Marion county recently,
not now elect any candidate, nor have () E FoeliL j irv lis t .............
h 00 Salem woolen mill.
1 1* Reeso, sc:vices .........
purchased two fine Jersey cows, this
they any reason to hope that a pro hi VV L W ells, halarv, etc
00 00
At the annual school election T. A. making him five head of registered
bition ticket would ever be m .'cessful
Wann and Edwin Elliot was reelected Jersey cows.
INDEPENDENCE.
in the county. But in one way they
director and clerk.
POLK.
c m exert a decided temperance influ
R. L. Cooper lias sheare d Ilia Rout-.
Dong, lla n n a has built a new hen
ence. That would be by organizing
Peter
Becker
has
been up from Lane
Several hop yards are in process of | house and has purchased some line !
as a solid body and giving the old par culti vation.
cou n ty.
leghorns from Mr*. 8. I). Gibson.
lies to understand that by their com
Some plum and peach tree 8 in town j M i*s Bertha Savage, who has been j Preaching at both churches every
bined vote they would try to defeat aro iu full bloom.
ill with consum ption for two year*,! Sunday.
lied Ma c»» 1st, aged 28 years. Her j
all candidates believed to be in sym
Busmens i« im proving am! everyone father, Geo. Savage, preceded her just t Miss Kate Reddekopp came up on
pathy with the liquor traffic or who seems to be happy.
Tuesd iv’s train to visit among friend*.
two months.
directly or indirectly use the saloon
W m . I’ercival d m -e \ ban 1 of j-heop
Abraham Giesbrecht and family
S A L T CR ¿EK.
in line nee toward their election. That through town Tie sd iy.
h iv e com e from Manitoba to live h *re
if they like it.
would force the democrat* and repuh
Grouse are numerous.
Mr. Stark lias his h ’tel furnished
Means to put up their best men and
would he practical temperance work.
ijd of Elegance in
l uitB iU- is mllc1' improved,
P. C. Cook, the merchant, was in i
Will give strength to the nerves and re
store the liver ami kidneys to a healthy
condition, give tone to the stom ach vnd
bow els, ami prom ote a g«nxl appitito
healthy digestion; will relieve constipa
tion, purify the blood and make a heal
thy b ody with a clear skin. That tired
feeling will leave you and sleep will lie
restful. At W ilson's drug store, Dallas.
D. O. Woodworth, Albany.
Rickreall
Eastman
Kodaks
Store...
Cameras
A choice lot of general
and
merchandise suited to
the country around. Ma
Photo Supplies
ny articles will be sold
at or below cost to close
PFENNIG'S JEWELRY STORE
them out. All standard
Next door to I’ . O.. Dallas.
Watch and
clock repairing
always carefully anti
«trictlv attended to.
goods at lowest prices,
ami for all kinds ot farm
produce we will pay the
highest market price.
PETER COOK.