\
As son« as the polilieel nominations-
Mill feed at Riggs’ grocery store. * ( C. H. Morris and wife practice Die
Mohair has dropped from 30 to 28
T o C u r « a C o ld In O n « D ay
D e a fn e ss C a n n o t be C jre d
W eltm er method of Magnetic healing. nre made bard things will begin to he
cents in the CorvallU market.
Spectacles and glasses at Pfennig’s.
by loo.il spplicsliomt, iih they ceil not Take Laxntiia Bronio Quinine tablets. \
said about the candidates. I f there
...
. A license was issued this week fur have been any Haws iu their past re­
Harry Hibbard it back from a two
reiicti the <lis*-«se<l portion of the ear All druggists refund the money if it W H A T W E H A V E L E A R R E D D U R IN G
Mrs. Daly visited her son, Floyd, at tll# m,lrriag0
0rin 8kagge to Miss
years stay in Eastern Oregon.
There is only one wav to curs deai- fails to cure. E W . Grove’s signature
cords they will bo brought to light.
T H E W E E K F R O M A L L A V A Ilc
Mt. Angel college this week.
j M#ud M ol£
ness, end tbst is hy eonelilutional on every hex. 25 cents.
Some supposed good men will then
The old M. E. parsonage is for sale.
Bert Ferguson has rented the Bon- j Merchants who advertise draw more find out what rascals they have beeu.
r< niedies. Desfneee if esitied by air
A b la S o u ro a s D la h e d u p fo r O u r For particulars see the pastor.
A CALL.
ney place north of Moumouth.
| custom and can sell cheaper than
inflamed condition of the mucus lin­
N u m « r « u s F a m ily of R « « d « r »
Mrs. W . R. Craven and daughter, | Dr. Mason canie up from Portland tc those wbo no nut thus invite trade.
ing of the Kualachian tntie. When
EOLA.
Pursuant to the action of tbe Polk
In A b ra v ia te d P a r a g r a p h s .
Gertie, weut to the metropolis ye.ter- I j remain over Sunday with his family.
this tube get* intlained you have a county central committee of the peo-
w ffl corwpond|mU pleaM hkve
School will close F'riday. Miss H ar­
day.
rtimilling sound or ii|a-rfect hearing ples-deiiiocraiic silver republican par­
Baled bay and .mill feed at Osficld’s
i On the Tarter ranch at Peedee more to say about what is being done grove is going to Tillam ook to teach.
nnd when it is entirely closed deafness ty, held at Dallas cn March 17, 1900,
3 lie new Presbyterian minister will F rank Giliam is pasturing 200 sheep, by the farmers all around them and
is the result,and unless the inflamma­ tha primaries of said party will be
There was a photographer around
Miss Forsythe, at Hotel Gail has preach next Sunday in jrning and ev­
less about the ordinaty coming and
tion can be takeu out and this tube held in the respective voting precincts been very sick.
this week taking pictures ef houses
Claud Boolliby and Henry Ehbeits going of people.
ening.
restored to its normal condition, hear­ of the county on Thursday, April 19,
and stock.
are among the boss goat shearers
The goat mea will meet in Dallas
ing will be destroyed forever; nine 1900, at 2 « ’click, and the county con
Many who a few weeks ago thought
George Graves, near Sheridan, has around Monmouth.
Thsre will be a public sale of Syl­
cases out of ten are caused hy catarrh.1 ventiou at Dallas on Saturday, April again. March 31st.
they would not ge to the trouble of reg­
Berkshire pigs and Cotswuld lambs
Miss Pearl Montgomery, wlio was istering have changed their minds not vester Wilson’s personal property next
which is nothing hut an inflamed con­ 21st, at 10 o’clock, for the purpose of
for
sale.
Mrs. W . A Wash has $1,000 to
raised out on the Luckiamute, has fancying the idea of being debarred Saturday.
dition of the mucus surfaces. W e nominating a ticket for county offi­
The old Biddle haute is iu its new married in Eastern Oregon.
will give $100 for any case of Ibafnesa cers, anil such other bu.-iness as may loan on real estate security.
from the right to vot*.
•
Died. March 16th, V irgil Stanton
(caused by catarrh) that cannot he come before the convention.
School superintendent Hart went location Hcroas the street from the Dr.
“ Safe bind, safe find." Fortify your­
Rev. C. C. Poling, of Lafayette, Kev- infant son uf Henry Staiiton and wife,
Masou
property.
cured by H all’s Cata.rh Cure, Mend
At the primariee it will bt necessa­ to Portland Wednesday morning.
self by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla now H. L. Pratt, of Salem, and Rev. M. J. aged 14 months.
for circulars, free.
ry to nominate a candidate for road
New Battenhurg braids, rings, thread ; The regular stage fare to Salem is and be sure of good health for months Ballantyne, of Hillsboro, were here
Ethel Brunk, oldest daughter of
F. J. C h ene y A Co., Toledo, O.
supervisor lor each voting district and and patterns just received in The Bee $1, but you can get a short time round to come.
yesterday iu consultation with the our postmaster, has been very sick,
Sold by druggists, 75 cents.
to certify tbe nomination to the con­ Hive.
trustees
of
La
Creole
academy
with
a
trip ticket for $1.50.
but is now bettor.
F. J. Yates, who has charge of the
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
vention with a list of the delegates.
view to assuming control of that in­
W. W . Treat, recently of Dallas, is milk business on the lower Boise
The apportionment of delegates for
A daughter of Frank Holman and
stitution.
They
are
of
the
Evangel­
P R O H IB IT IO N * C O N V E N T IO N .
R e p u b lic a n C o n v e n tio n .
the various precincts, l«sed on the a sou of A. L. Slirvve are down with now employed as plumber in a Cor­ farm, will move to Suuthern California ical faith.
in the fall.
Republics" primaries will lie held vote of W ill. R. K ing for governor in pueuinonia.
vallis hardware store.
The prohibitionists of tbe county
at 2 o c li ck April fitli and their coun­ 1898, being one deleg * f»r every ten
The financial report of Sheriff Van held their convention here Wednes­
During the month of March at
Parke: A Jones, of the Mill Creek
ty convention in Dallas, Saturday, vntes or major fraction thereof, is as
Jap Coad is lip for a few days from
saw m ill, are shipping to California Clierrington’s art gallety in Dallas Orsdel ill this issue shows that lie has day and put up the following ticket,
April 7ih. The convention will con follows:
Douglas 6, Balt Lake 2, Portland, where te is working in an 250,000 feet of lumber.
school children and teachers can get collected and turned over a large the first full on« in eight years:
sist of 146 delegates, as follows: Rock Spring Talley 6, Rickreall 7, Middle oyster house.
Senator, A. H. Dodd, Falla City.
eighteen large sized stamp* pictures amount of taxes. Since the compila­
Creek 2, Surer 4, Salt laike 5, Riok- Independence 5, Buena Viata 4, Lurk-
tion of that report he has collected
Many Dallas ladies have bicycles for only 25 cents.
Representative, Geo. Kogera, Mon­
Fred and Charlie Carter and Wm.
n all 5, Spring Y'alley 5, McCoy 6, iainute 11, South Monmouth 6, Rock
about
$4,900
m.ire
and
is
still
quielty
and
hare
beeu
greatly
eejoying
their
mouth.
Walker, of the Dallas woolen mill,
Rridgepurt 6, Middle Independence 6, Creek 2. South Dallas 5. Falls C i'y 4,
urging
the
payment
of
back
taxes.
Dr.
C.
V
.
Fisher,
of
the
medical
use
during
the
fine
geaj^er.
Joint representative, J. L. Gutlry,
wers iu Salem Monday.
Buena Vista 7, Falls Oily 7, Jackson Jackson 9, McCoy S, Kola 10, South
tfirm of Hteinsr A Fiahar, waa married Ha has proved himself to lie the right Mill Creek.
Hats of sfl shapes, la.vsu*■ edge, Fe­ to Mies Flora A, Chesney in Salem last
7, North Monmouth 7, North In d e­ Independence 7, North Independence
Brother Kimball, of Smith field, wai
man in the right place.
Clerk, W . P. Miller, Dallaa.
pendence 7, North Dallas 8, Douglas 5, Stiver 3, North M onm *u'li 5, Bridge in town Tuesday for some lumber to dor i, crush crown, stiff hats and crash week and for the present they will
Sheriff, M. F. Green, Falls City.
Inns
at
reasonable
pticet
al
the
Bee
A
farmer
who
has
been
greatly
botli-
9 Kola 9, Luckiamute 9, South Dal­ port 4, North Dallas 6. East Dallas 9. fence his chicken ranch.
board at Hotel Gail.
Judge, O. H. Cobb, Dallas.
Hive.
by
moles
wbice
he
has
found
no
way
las 9, Fast Dallas 9, South Monmouth
OscAit I I a y t k k , J. E. S ib l e y ,
Commissioner, R. A. Porter, Mill
M. F Green, of Falla City, has just
Wee Craven and Gen Grant skipped of destroying would like for somebody
9. South Indeiietideiice 10. Because
fckcritarv.
Chairman.
A debt of $8,500 has just been lift' l.lie town at daylight Monday morn­
Creek.
finished
cutting
fifty
curds
of
wood
for
to
tell
him
how
to
get
rid
of
them.
If
of the great distance te the county
ed from Albany college, $6,000 of it
'Treasurer, W . W . Miller, Dallas.
Dave Hubbard near Dallas.
ing, going north. One dropped an­ others have farm troubles of any kind,
seat the Rock Creek primaries will be
S H E R IF F ’S F IN A L R E P O R T .
coining
from outside Presbyterian chor at the Ballston warehouse and
Assessor, J. 1. Montgomery. Falla
our
columns
arc
open
to
ask
for
rem­
held ou the 5th. Each precinct is ex­
The city ceuncil hy a vote of tlirce some s.
City.
If-ro is the final repart of Sheriff
the
other
at
a
Crowley
goat
camp.
edies.
Our
great
aim
has
been
and
is
pected te nominate a can lidale for its
to three have decided that the cows
School Superintendent, Barton Z.
Van Orsilel to the county court in the j
The wife of O. F. Fecht, of Balls ton.
road supervisor.
A t the Salem school election sixty- to make this the farmer’s paper.
may again be turned out tile first of
Riggs, Dallas.
ittaIter of| the collection of taxes ou
has a bouncing ten pound boy, nnd seven of the 515 votes were by ladies,
April.
Surveyor, L. Grounds, Monmouth.
Bitter experience prompted Oregon
the original tax roll for the year 1898:
the wife of Mark Blodgett at Pioueer a as many never before having voted. prune growers to form an association
U n io n P a rty C o n v e n tio n .
Coroner, Dr. W . H. Parrish, Mon­
Total amount of original tax roll, $91.-
Assessor Conner and Iris deputy, new girl.
Mothers surely ought to exercise a for marketing their crops. It is cer­ mouth.
The central committee met in Dal­ 478 54; total polls on same, 1,540;
Fred Toner, will soon take the field to
voice in what so nearly concerns the tain that its members will have ad­
las last Saturday afternoon, J. E. Sib­ amount of slierift’ s assetsnient, $41.31;
Road supervisors, East Dallas, H .
W hile J. II. Townsend attended welfare uf their children.
ley presiding and Oscar Hayter secre­ number poll* sheriff's assessment, 2; see how touch taxes the people ought
vantage over individual selling.
II. S. Butz; South Munmouth, A. N. Hal-
court at Hillsboro this week liis moth­
to
pay.
tary. A number of speeches were
amount * f 1 per cent delinquency,
er came up from Perrydale and stayed
The sheep, goat, poultry and dairy­ S. Bntz is to bo the director for Polk Icck ; West Dallas, G. W. McElhoee ;
made and a variety of opinions were $188.81; total, $93,355.66.
Mrs. J. C. Gaynor has had tier yard
with his wife.
ing
business are all to become promi­ and Bentan counties. In intelligent Falls City. C. M. Travis.
expressed. I t was derided to be wis­
Ceunty executive committee, O. H.
Amount collected and paid treasor- fence repainted, and tier neighbor, T.
nent
agricultural features in this union there is strength, then let the
est and best to continue the organiza­
prune growers of this county piill to­ Cobb, W . P. Miller, Thus. Elliott.A. H
Ruby Fiske lias been confined to county.
er, $73,609 25; polls collected and paid J. Cherrington, lias been improving
They
with
our
hops,
our
tion as made two years ago. All who
Dodd and A. N. Hullock.
her lied tor the last, ten days with ap­ fruit and grain fields will result ill gether.
treasurer, 666; amount sworn o ff by liis yard.
are opposed to the present national ad­
Delegates to state convention, O. H.
pendicitis, brought on by excessivo successful diversified farming.
affidavit, $79 09; pells paid assessor,
The democrats and populist *f Ben­ Cobb, D. C. McFarland, B. Z. Riggs,
A. L Slireve and wife have been av­
ministration are invited to alliiUte double assessments, $397 95; errors,
rope skipping.
with the refvrm patty. Some of the $28.34; polls returned uncellectnble. er from Stayton to see their sick boy
C. L. Iluhbard lias bad a number ton county nave consolidated and will O. H. Clark, G. W. McElhoee, J. I.
The Portland chamber of commerce of hands employed all winter getting put up a union ticket. The two par­ Montgomery. M. F. Green, J. A. Cra­
at tire home of his grandfather, J. U.
committee who would personally have
21; discount, fractional mills, $4 09.
have passed resolutions endorsing Ben out oak staves for a Portland barrel ties having so many beliefs in com­ mer, A. H. Dodd, Cyrus Buell and A.
Hubbard.
preferred a different course expressed
Total, $73,827.72.
alor Simon’s refusal to support the factory aud lias orders for thousands mon saw lie good reasons why they N. Poole.
themselves as ready to abide by the
Mrs. Martha Stafford, who lias for
Total amount of delinquent roll,
Puerto Rican tariff bill.
judgment of the majority and give
more of them. That industry brings could not or should not work together
They adopted the following plat­
county and state, $18,689 94; polls on years been papering and house renov­
in harmony. In Linn comity the form : Representatives of the prohib­
the union nominees a hearty support.
many a dollar into this county.
ating ip Dallas, again iias all site can
same, 838.
An
immense
crowd
is
expected
to
two parties work in perfect unison and ition party of Polk county, in convon-
Probably a few of each of the parties
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do this spring.
bear Bryan speak in A lb in y next
The 47th birthday of Mrs. B. H. point with pride to the good results of
ut interest will kicu out of the traces
<ion assembled, reaffirm our allegiance
Wednesday. Chief Marshal Montague Reasoner occured March 14th and for such a combination two years ago.
D A L LA S JU M P IN C A L O N C .
and go over to the enemy because
Governor Geer says that under no
to Ihu state and national prohibition
will
have
100
mounted
aids.
fear
she
would
forget
it
her
neighbors,
things ditl not go exactly to their lik­
O. H. C«*bb, the wagon and carriage circumstances will he allow liis name
The rcaiaios of ten Oregon volun­ party. W e declare the suppression of
Mrs.
G.
W.
H
a
good,
Mrs.
W
.
A.
Ayres
ing. I t is rare to find an organiza­ maker, gets his full share of business to be used as a candidate for the Uni­
Mrs. D. H. McCullagh left for her
teers who were killed or died in the the manufacture of and traffic iu in­
tion of any kind without some mem­ in that line. Having spent a life time ted Stales senate.
California home Monday, going via noil Mrs. Oscar Taylor gathered there, Phillippinei came tliia week from San toxicating liquors for beverage pur­
each
taking
a
lunch,
which
was
en­
bers whose disposition is to either rule at it, he knows exactly how tu do
Portland, where she stopped to visit
Francisco to Portland where they will poses to be the most impartant issue
There will be an all day Sunday
joyed by all.
<*r ruin. The most broad minded and work that wears well.
Eva Wash at St. Mary’s academy.
he buried Sunday in a speci 1 plot in hefure the American pesple. W e be-
school
convention
at
Bridge|ior>.
next
level headed men in the parties con­
A recent decision af the supreme River View cemetery, furnished hy ’ijv e the removal of this, the mightest
Sunday and the occasion promises to
Mrs. A. E. Powell, a sister of Mrs.
cerned are agreed that the best course
court recognises La.Creole as a nav­ tbe state. A t nearly all stations be evil known to the world, cannot ba
be
quite
interesting.
Rebecca
Howe,
has
lieen
spending
the
People
living
on
or
near
the
road
was taken and nearly all the rank and
igable stream down which nny one tween Ashland and Portland numer­ brought about except through a po­
file will acquiesce In their judgment between Dallas and Salem tired not
Mrs. Clara Reid is in receipt of tier winter with their sister, Mrs. Fannie has a right to float saw logs. Said ous soldiers and citizens turned out litical party created and pledged to
Rosebrook,
at
Palo
Alto,
California.
take
the
time
and
trouble
of
going
to
and action. It any there be who can
spring m illinery and would lie p ie -*•
decision will relievo that feeling of un­ to show respect for the honored dead. tho end. Thus declaring and believ­
not possibly see it that way they cither place for what they want, for cd to show it to tile ladies of ihilln-
New line of ladies watches, also the easiness among many who had timber Sunday’s funeral will be quite large ing, wc invite to full party fellowship
the
stage
driver
will
get
it
for
them.
should quietly drop out and vote as
aud vicinity. She has a great variety. Lincoln fountain pen n-t excellent interests up the stream.
all those who in this with us agret.
and very impressive.
they think best. W hat the republi­
article far ouly $1 25 just received at
.%
Mrs.
M.
E.
Smith,
of
Salem,
has
re­
Our
daily
train
to
nnd
from
Port­
cans think or say about the action ta­
Mt rris jewelry store. Silver ware of
John E. Smith knows at well as any
land is having ail excellent patronage
O AKDALE.
ken should be a matter of indifference living man how to make things of sumed the millinery business at her many kinds.
aid
stand
near
the
Ellis
drug
store.
from this place. 1’esple came from
to the members of the union party. irou.
Liis Tompson is in very poor health.
Harry Dunn is running an engine miles around to take the train here at
She will have a first class trimmer and
The members of the central commu­
John Harris’ children have been
sell very cheap.
300 fret under ground at Sumpter 6:10 in the marnmg and this is the
V
tes present were Wm. Ridgeway, W.
and gels $3 u -lav, '»■bil-Jli- brothor, terminal point tor many who go into quite sick with colds.
The ladies all around Dallas should
Dallas, Oregon.
E. Conner, B. F. Jones, W. M. Hun­
The district Epworth league con­ Dee, get« $2.50 a day for working in a conntry all around. The distance is
ter, T. J. Butler, 8. W . Miles, J. T. make it a point to pay an early visit vention will be at Albany April 6 h to
Tom Card has a new buggy and
m
ining
tunnel.
63
mites
and
the
fare
$2.40.
to
the
millinery
emporium
of
Mrs.
Ford, Wash Gibson, George Rogers, J
George Robinson a new wheel.
9tli, Hie Dallas delegates living Millie
O. Stunts, W m . Burns, J. B. Nunn Shafer over Brown’s store and see her Elliott, Taylor Dunn, Harry Seymour
Rev. G. W. Grannie, of Salem, will
Same men will be before each of the
There was a magic lantern show at
and Oscar Hayter. T. YV. Brunk was pretty things.
address the Rickreall assembly of county conventions claiming nomin
and Tate Wagner.
represented hy D. J. Holmes, D. W.
United Artisans in an open meeting at ions because of past pnrty service. the school house Monday evening.
***
For monuments, tomb stones and toniornw evening nnd will preach If they are possessed of pure manhood
Ssiirs hy L. C. Gilmore, J. M. Prather
Goat shearing and seeding is about
They are constantly receiving new
all kinds of cemetery work either see there Sunday morning.
by E. V. Dalton, W. A. Morelteud by
and ample ability, all right, otherwise over ami garden making is in order.
goods at The Bee-Hivo. They know
or write to G. L Hawkins, the Inde­
George Rogers and J. H. Townsend
where to get the best 'aloes and give
Nathan Guyer nnd Mr. Heckman, their claims should be ignored. None
Mrs. W . E. Richards» l, of Spokane,
pendence marble cutter, who will
by J. E. Sibley. Primaries are to be
you the benefit of their experience in
Irani near Los Angeles,came here with blit men who have been tried and are visited the family of Charles F’ arley
held April 19th and the convention
quote you low prices.
known
to
he
thoroughly
capable
and
style and price.
Rev. Goadfriend, on the oiltloak for
Sunday, she being a sister-inlaw of
April 21st, there being 118 delegates.
See under head of New Today no­ new homes. The former is a farmer trustworthy should be placed in any Mrs. F'arley.
V
Dallas was full of people last Saturday,
otlica,
tice
of
a
variety
of
things
wanted
or
and the latter a dairyman.
many of them drawn by mere furiosi
Confectioner W illiams is so reason­ lor sale.
Several of the neighbors galbered at
Nearly everybody reads
Ofllcala of the railways centering at
ty, many because of their real interest able in his clisrges and so accommod­
Everything pretaining to saddlery
Mr. Peterson’s Saturday night to cele­
those notices and they almost invar­
St Paul estimate that 20,000 people
in the occasion and some in search of ating that nearly everybody goes there
and harnessmnking done in the best
brate Mrs. Peterson’s birthday. It
iably bring the desired result.
promotion.
possible manner hy G. W. Shriver at will come to the Northwest this spring. was a complete surprise to her. The
for goodies.
Not
for
years
has
there
been
as
many
The new millinery store of Mrs. Perrydale.. See his stock and ask his
evening passed ill social conversation
*«.*
coming this way. But few of them are
S A L E M T lR A D E L E T S .
Brunk and Miss Ilallock, next door to pricos for work that cannot be beat.
and niuaic with a nice supper.
foreigners. On Tuesday 400 ssttlers
Not in all Oregon can you come Assessor Conner’s office, is a place of
People are beginuing to buy epring nearer to finding satisfactory foorwear
started
wosl
over
the
Northern
Paci6c
Salem
is
to
have
a
creamery
at.
once
goods and as usual the New York than at Gay nor’a store. Heavy, me­ beauty, Miss Haven, a Portland trim­ nnd Independence at an early date. and 5,000 more have tickets good for
Racket store occupies the leading po­ dium nnd light weight goods to suit mer, is creating some beautiful tilings. Is n «t Dallas as favorably situated for next week. Nearly all of them have
sition in tilling public wants. Ready everybody.
That Old Maids Made Over enter­ the business ns either of them anil some means nnd are coming to stay.
made clothing of all kinds and many
tainment at the city hull drew a big what hinders our having a creamery?
Salem is arranging for n grand wel
fancy and uovel things. Prices gener­
house and furnishod a bushel of fun
The democratic candidates for comi- come to Hon. W. J. Bryan, who is to
ally lower Ilian elsewhtre.
Almost every train from the me- for them. Borne uf the participants
tropolis brings additional g<iods (or have genuine stage talent and could cilmen are V .P . Fiske in first ward speak there on the afternoon of March
and R. C. Craven in the third, none 28th
Various committees are at
Fault's hardware store. As soon as
Dr. Keeler, the veterinary surgeon, my line of goods begins to run low shine beside some who consider them­ having lieen yet selected in tbe sec work with a vim aud will make the
selves
professionals.
at the steel bridge feed yard lias saved ho at once replenishes it with first
and ward. The leading question will occasion attractive. They have order­
the life of msny a sick Polk count) class aitides. The gardei ing season
N E W T O -D A Y .
Registration is progressing at a bet­ he cows up or cows out, with the chan­ ed 2,000 large posters, ten of which
animal. It is the best place to leave has begun and he has all kinds of ter ra'e and the indications are that ces in favor of the former.
are to tie sent to tire chairman nf each
your team while in the city.
democratic, populist and silver repub­
seeds and implements that may be but comparatively few will remain
Dallas republicans met last Satur
NICK EL CAKE, OPEN FACE, SCREW RACK
unregistered.
After a sober second
lican centrul committee in Marion
needed for it.
watch with Elgin work* wan lout March 17th on
day evening and chose candidates for
thought,
not
many
will
feel
inclined
and
Polk
counties
for
distribution.
the
railroad
between here anil Perrydale. Suitable
Charlie Hellenbrand loves to *••
eonneilmen ami commit tee men as
reward for its delivery to thia office.
to
disfranchise
themselves
when
the)
Remember
that
Mr.
Bryan
will
be
in
liis ref-turant patrons eat hearty am.
follows:
F'irst
Ward,
J-
L.
Collins
No fancy p ices asked for goods at can avoid it hy going to a little
Salem next Wednesday.
feeds them well.
nd E. L. Collins; second W srd, M. I).
The Bee-Hive.
Their expenses are trouble.
EN HEAD OF YOUNG FULL BLOODED Short
Do you take cold with
Ellis
anil
Win
Grant;
third
ward,
H.
j
Matthew C. Brown was born in Ohio
horn cattle for aale. Addrean lock bux No. IK,
light and they sell even ehenper than
• v e r y c h a n g e In t h e
.Sheridan, far particular«.
R.
Cosper
and
R.
L.
Cbapnia
,
The
84
years
ago,
ami
ill
1858
came
to
Bryan
A.
Son
al
the
Crider
store
The finest photographic work vou in some large cities. They can sup
weather ? Does your throat
Oregon anil located at Dallas, where
will see anywhere around was done at ply your wants in a small margin have finieliwl invoicing and are reedy •-lection will occur April 2nd.
feel raw ? And do sharp
Ilia brother, W. C. Brown, bail been
j»OK SALK A MEDIUM SIZED GOOD WORK
o wait upon everybody, there being
basis and still live.
ttie Cronise studio.
The W. C. T. U. «rgnniza'imi have
horse by Jae. Taggart, Salem. Or.
pains dart through your
living for some years. He conducted
no i-hangii in cleika. They are busy
elected
these
officers
:
Piesi
lent,
Mrs.
•
***
| a blacksmith »hep for many year*.
us bees opening and arranging the
chest?
V.
A.
Kersey;
vice-presidents,
Mrs.
Brown ¿i Bon keep close track o! great snicks uf spring goods now *r-
W e have our washing and ironing
He had been in poor health for a long
WENTY KIGHT CHOICE WETHER GOATS FOR
Don’t you know these are
Joe Hubbard and Mrs. Minnie Phillips :
naie by F. L. Purvine, Zena, Or.
done as the steam laundry because we the dry goods and grocery market and j riving. Drop in aud get acquainted
time and riled last Friday morning.
danger signals which point
recur
*ing
secretary,
Mbs
Uallie
M.
Mrs. Maria Millar, a daughter by bis
know of no oilier place where it would never fail to buy what will moat : with the new proprietors.
to
pneumonia,
bronchitis,
or
Tents;
corresponding
secretary,
Mrs.
W ANT FROM 2» TO SO HEAD OF LARGE AND
lie so well done. Their patrons never please I heir customers. They are in
first wife, came from Portland and
consumption Itself?
choice CoUwold ewe*.
W. II. Duncan, Zena.
Rev. A. I. Goodfriend. the new Pres- Chloe B utz; treasurer, Mrs. Harriet was here during liis fatal illness.
a position to quote prieea that cannot
have cause to grumble.
Hil-bard.
The
union
'meet*
every
i
u
_•
__.
If
you
are
ailing
and
have
1
hyterian
minister,
with
liis
wife
and
he
discounted
elswhere.
When
you
went
to
see
.
.
.
.
,
,,
j
i
Many
sorrowing
friends
— o—•
at 2 :20 an.1 all are invited. <. .
, - . .
, •
„
lost flesh lately, they are
want something real nice to eat or three children, arrived from Southern t . Wednesday
OOD '«EiNfND II AND BI’GGY AND 4t YARDS
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l , f , | him
l i n n hud
nod
to
s i rest
r e s * in
i n the
u » * B rO W U C e n i
new rag carpet fer eale cheap, or might be paid
The old iiostoffice livary stable near wear, go to Brown’s.
1 California Saturday evening and are The next meeting will be at the M j elery north of town.
certainly danger signals. The
for in wood cutting. Applyto F. J* Yatee on (he
the W illam ette hotel is conducted by
iccupying the manse.
He spent FI. clilirch, south.
question
for
you
to
decide
Is,
Boise
fami.
Nasal Catarrh quickly yields to I
H. M. Brown, of Dallas, and lie can
' hree years at our former home, GoM-
A. R. Dr Fluent, editor of the Journ treatment hy E ly’s Cream Balm, j
■'Have I the vitality to throw
turn out as good rigs as any of them.
Risser, the gunsmith and locksini'li
ndale, and made a good record there j al, Doylestowu. O’-io, suffered for a
off these diseases?”
I F YOU HAVE A FRAMED AND GLAZED MAP
does every imaginable kind of repair­ and throughout the county, being number of years from rh- umatism in which is agreeably aroniaitc. It is
1 of Falle City, which I displayed in Holman‘e ho­
received through the nostrils, cleanses
S a m « N lee M o n u m e n t « .
Don’ t waft to try SC O TT'S
tel. I should like to call for it when in town.
ing. His shooting irons are of good abundant in labor with good results | bis right shoulder and side. lie says :
and
heals
the
whole
surface
over
FR AN * BCTLFJ*
The marble works of G. L. Hawkins quality snd his ammunition 1. equal If the lirelhern here stand faithfully
EMULSION « a s a last re­
| “ My right arm at times was entirely which it diffuse# itself. A remedy for
at Indeptndence has on hand same to the best you can find anywhere.
sort.” There Is no remedy
by him and are all as willing to work u-el##«. I tried CliHtnl^rlsiu'» Pain
Nasal
Catarrh
which
is
drying
or
ex
beautiful works of art in the line of
equal to It lor fortifyin g the
SE VE N TY SACKS OF « R A Y OATS FOK SALE
as is their pastor, the church will pros­ Huh», nnd whs surprised to receive re
citing to the diseased membrane
at Noel's mill hy Frank Butler.
monuments and menioritl tablets. He
system . Prevention is easy.
per.
lief
almost
immediately.
The
Pain
I.
V.
Lynch
takes
pride
in
doing
should not he used. Crstm Halm is
le at work on a large Rad Labrador
ffalm
I
da * been a constant companion
iron
work
that
sticks
like
cement.
recognized
as
a
epcfic.
Price
50
ed
it-
:
granite monument for the grave of
m HREK GOOD HEAVY DRAFT HORSES WANT-
I t is very hard to stand idly hy and of mine ever since And it never fail*.
1 ed See F. A. Lucas or addreee I. or k is mute
st druggist er by mail. A cslil in tne
The late Cyrus Smith, of Am ity, to
tee our dear ones suffer while await For wile by A. K . Wilson.
Mill company, Falls City, Oregon.
head immediately itissspears wh- n
cost $350; a beautiful Rutland nimble
ing
the
arrival
of
the
doctor.
An
Al
The roads are getting dry and ma-
$150 monument for the grave of Mrs.
The courthouse plastering is c«»y» Cream Balm is used. Flly Brothers, j
, ny will soon want to drive out in the hnny (N . Y .) dairyman called at a
HE SHAFER HOP YARD NEAR BRIDGEPORT
8. T. Burch at Rickreall; a fine Barre
drug
store
there
for
a
doctor
to
come
pleted,
all the hallway* in pure while 56 Warren Street, New York.
for nnt for cash or part of the erop. Apply
| country. Morrison, the liveryman,
granite monument to 1* erected over
here
W
e
have
saved
many
doctor
bills
and
sec
liis
child,
then
very
sick
with
and
the
various
office
in
coats
of
gray
prevents consumption and
has rigs that are sore to please them.
the remains of Senator Carter, of Ben­
since
we
began
using
Chamberlain's
;
croup-
Not
finding
the
doctor
in,
lie
Half
n
doze
i
esrpenteis
are
at
work
r,e sure to go there for wliat you need
Hosts of other 0 $ m tr* which
ton county at a cost of $175; and a
left word for him to cotne at once on on the doors and floor* And the job in Cough Remedy in onr borne. We j
JTRAW FOK SALK AT M A LOAD BY W II.
in that line.
attack the we<m and those
$350 Quincy granite monument in
S Kraber retr Dallas
his retnrn. He also bought a bottle rapidly approaching completion. All keep a laittle open all the lime snd
with
poor
Mood.
the Monmouth cemetery for the Mur­
of Cliamberlain’a Cough Remedy, strangers that pa** along admire it, whenever any of my family or myself
L E T T E R J .IS T .
SCOTT’S EMULSION U
phy estate. Besides that there are
which lie hoped would give some re­ and all those who go inside are agree­ t>egin to catch cold we begin to use
DURS BLOOD BARRED PLYMOUTH MOCK
the one standard remedy for
1
eggs for hatching for sale by Nat Holman *t 50
numerous oilier small monuments
These letters remain uncalled for is lief until the doctor should arrive. In ably surprised to find that things will tlic Cough Rein* dy, a*'d as a result wc j
jents
a setting.
and attractive markers to bt erected the Dadas postoflic* for the week and- a few hours be returned, saying the be so nice. A letter public building never have to send »way for a doctor
Inflamed throat« and lungs,
before Decoration day. Possibly the ! ing March 20th and parties calling doctor need not corn»*, as the child was for the same money was never erected snd incur a large doctor bill, for Cham­
for colds, bronchitis and con-
o o d b a l e d c h e a t h a y f o r s a l e a t ts
foregoing will cause some to remem 1 for them will please state that they much better. The druggist, Mr. Otto in Oregon.
berlain's Cough Remedy never fails In
sumption. It to a food medl- ‘
a ton.by J. B. Knowles near Derry.
her that the tombs uf their loved ones have Iseen advertised
Schulz, says the family has since re­
cure. It is certainly a medicine of
cine of remarkable power. A
are neglected and should fie cared for
great
merit
and
worth.—
I).
8-
Mear-
commended
Chamberlain’s
Congb
food, because It nourishes the
Mrs J,evi Clark,
A D Babcock,
o ney to lo an a t « per cent on farm
at least to the extent of being made
kle, general merchant and fsrm- r,
Remedy to their neighbors and friend«
Wm Illingaworth,
J. L COLLI Nd, Dallas*
body | and a medicine, be­
Marsh Hudson,
. security.
cb-an aud neat instead of unsightly.
Mattie,
Bedford
county,
P*-
For
sale
■•mil
lie
lias
a
constant
demand
for
it
Clarence La.Monts.
dart Johnson,
cause
It
corrects
diseased
Adorning the resting place of your
from
that
part
of
the
country.
For
by
A.
K
Wilson.
Am b M clsm ghlin,
For Infants and Children.
conditions.
T IR IC I FOR SALE -H tKD OR SOFT, IN A l l
beloved departed ought to make you Grace Moieer,
sale bv A. K. Wl!«nn.
B Vautrin,
j Cline Salloy,
1 ) (luautltv wanted, and cheap enough a» the brfefc
happier ar.d will be pleading to the
90c. and f i.o o . all druggfct«.
yard !.«ar Dalia*.
G- F. SHEW.
(i
O A N T O l l I a .
Ells M Wilson.
j
Chaa
White,
o •I O f t A BOWNE, Chcmwu, N r * York
friends they have left behind.
Bsara tbs
>* TM ti«4 ÏR Hw
C h a s . F. B e l t , postmaster.
W a tt.
y f Ito U4 ?■ Ito« mwiyi
tAs
s/ f j .
si
rr. HAV» « i t t i to lo ax oh tarso v r»
k fit u n
Old papers f«r sale here in packs-)
■
h im rm rm ty .
H IB L K Y * F.AKIX
Siguatm rs of
Faster
Sunday
will
be
April
15lb.
ges of 50 for 1ft cents.
LOCAL AND GENERAL-
j
J
T. A. RIGGS,
Fail ts, Oils.
White Lily Flour.
H. 0. Goods.
Buckwheat Flour.
Rolled Oats-
China and Glassware.
Santos Coffee.
Canned Goods.
Chickens,
Country Produce
Taken in Exchange,
A
T
1
T
G"
Scott’s
Emulsion
T
G
M
CASTO R IA
The Kind Yon Have Alwtfs Bonghi
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