THE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER
do
WHght and Frank Morrison
OCR STAFF OF RUSTLERS- are Tom
YOU GET UP
slashing land for Thus. Blower.
WITH A LAME BACK ? w h a t t h e y h a v e t o s a t a b o u t ! Mr» Miller sod Mrs Sewel are vis-
THE DOINGS IN THE COUNTY.
DALLAS, FRIDAY, AP3. 0, 1900.
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Kidney Trouble Makes You
Fine Job Printing «lone »t reasonable
°KHmerVswamp-ROOt I. not rec
oncea.
ommended for everything; but if you h .ve kid
S P R IN G V A L L E Y .
Bird Walling ia running
Bayne’s hop yard this year.
William
Miss Hasel Price ha« a new organ
and Greta Phillips a new wheel.
'Fhe farmers have most of their plow
ing done and spring grain sown.
H. Coyle and John Walling are
getting their Imp yards in order.
ney, liver or bladder trouble It will be found
just the remedy you need. It has been tested
1 In so many ways, In hospital work, In private
! practice, among the helpless too poor to pur
chase relief and has proved so successful In
( every case that a special arrangement has
j been made by which all readers of this paper
who have not already tried it, may have a
; sample bottle sent free by mall, also a book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
( offer in this paper and
send your address to
j Dr. Kilmer & Co.■Bine'-
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1 hamton, N. Y. The
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j regular fifty cent and Home o f swamp-ttoot.
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
Alexander
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bottom, tvas visiting litre lust Titos- '
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j My
Mrs. A J. Hastings and daughter,
Rubv, were Salem visitors Saturday
E, l’ rice lias quite a number of men j an(j 'sunduy.
cutting wood on tbo A. J. Purvine
Mrt Ed Keyt,of Porrydale, was vis-
plsc. for file Sulent market.
iiiti|g Iter mother, Mrs. Hastings, one
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Osrl Abrams, Roy and Ralph Shep . duy last week.
ard and May Smith have lieen home
M ohair Sale Tom orrow .
from the agricultural college on a
Seventy-five members of the Polk
vi.it.
county aiohair association met in
The young peov>l» attended a snr- Brown’s hall at Dallas Saturday and
prise party last Friday evening, given I after considering different propositions
iu honor of Walter Hunt, and Wed- decidtd to sell .heir goals wool to the
nesday evening oue was given in lion- highest bidder at 10 o’clock April 7th,
reserving the right to reject any and
or of Mae Smith
nil bids. The present membership of
There will he services Sunday by the association is 196 and they own
Rev. O. A. McKinley at 11 o ’clock, 11,124 gouts. The average yield is
and a week from Sunday Rev. George probably between tlireo and four
tirannie, of Salem, will presell hare in pounds, and ua the winning bid will
the interet of the Willamette universi probably not he less than 30 cents, t te
ty.
income from that source will exceed
$10,000. As the animals have more
FALLS CITY'
than paid for their keeping in helping
to clear land, it is evident that the
Mr. Green's child is better.
goit industry pays.
Warren Ward and baby are sick.
TEACHERS* MEETINC.
Ray Kinies recently captured an
Artie owl.
Tlte Polk County Teachers’ nisocin-
tion was held at Independence on Sat
The Luckiamute Mill company lost
urday March 31at. Superintendent
a fine horse last week.
Hart called the meeting to order at
Mrs. Tetherow has returned home, 10:30. Miss B. T Smith favored the
leaving Iter sen, Frank, somewhat association with an excelh nt talk on
Language, Its Importance; How to
better.
Teach It and many valuable points
Henry Patterson, of Portland, and were brought out by the discussion
tome Independence friends have been which followed. In the absence (it A.
fishing here,
J. Shipley, W. H. Powell introduced
A subscription paper for grading the subject of A Model Proiirara for a
___ _ „ vii , , , „ v c a l l s v,lty erni ui i -W emu ny ocrrawi, ima-ti was anoroogn-
railroad, payment to be made in pre ly d isc u ss e d b y t h e te a ch e rs p re se n t.
ferred slock, was half filled in 24 boors I The Independence teachers then in
vited (he visiting teachers to the Little
Our election resulted as follows: Palace hotel, where ariangemenls bail
Mayor, M. G. Flynn ; cottncilmen, A | lie« n made lo satisfy their hungry ap
1). James, J, R. Moyer; recorder, I! petites. Perhaps the most interesting
S. Calk'ns; tteastirer, M. L. Thomp | feature while there was a contest be
son; marshal, Wm. .Southwell.
tween Superintendent Hart and Jotin-
Our postmaster, M. L. Thompson, ny Beasley to sec who could get away
will lake a month’s vacation to visit with the most pudding and pie and I
hia folks in Michigan, while locum think it was unanimously decided
tonsns manages the office. It lias that (lie superintendent was not in it.
been 11 years since he was homo.
At 1 :30 the teachers assembled again
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. at tlte school building whore the fol-
INDEPENDENCE.
lowing programme was rendered : Mo-
, tiou song, primary pupils and a song
Mr. Miller has a 200 egg incubator, j by third and fourth grades of the In
Fred. Hooper is refurnishing his dependence school. As F. E. Emmett
I could not be present, A. M. Handers
residence.
introduced the subject of Current
Mr. Jasperson is building an addi- I Events, How, and to what Extent
lion to his undertaking establishment, j | Should they he Taught in Public
Campbell Bros, have built on a , Schools. This subject was also ably
work shop far furniture manufacture. discussed by others. Jean Shttrman
recited a part of Longfellow’s "Hia-
Arthur Moore lias ... moved to , the I wallia” in a very pleasant manner, af-
country, where be will raise poultry ,er which Mrs. Motter.head en tertain-
The engine for the sawmill is o n i ed (lie association with two of her
the ground and work is progressing cherming solos. Mis. W. H. Powell
playing the piano. President Hawley,
of the Willamette university, then
The Baptist church lias laten repa came feward and in a very able man
pered and now presents a very neat ner told The Reason Why the Declara-
aplatara it ce.
S lion of Independence was Made. The
The circle ladies surprised the camp attendance was good and every one
of Woodmen with a fine lunch last went away fee ing that monthly meet
ings are very beneficial to the school
Friday evening.
work of the county.
Mrs. Smith, wiro of the Presbyterian
T kacy S taats ,
minister, who lately came from Min
Hecretary Pro lein.
nesota, is delighted will) our climate.
rapidly.
C o m m u t e « M oo ting.
[SUCCESSORS TO J. W. CRIDER]
AIRLIE.
Cash Store
PAR K E R .
Mr. Winkler is superintending Ihs
work at Simpson's hop vark.
Out of our merchants took
dozen eggs one day Inst week.
and brother, George
Mia. Vt arren Wright has gone to
Molten lo visit her daughter, Mrs.
Bryant.
cures made by Dr.
<
I n ll
sod
Miller.
An Unequtsltrd an d C o m p l e t e Re
■urne nf W h a t You r Frlonds are
Almost ever; •ybody who reads the news-
an d Have Beon Lately Doing.
papers is sure to ki now of the wonderful
Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
the great kidney, liver
SDITOK AND PHOPKIKToR.
and bladder remedy.
It is the great medi
cal triumph of the nine
teenth century- dis-
i covered after years of
SUBSCRIPTION KATES:
scientific research by
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Dr. Kilmer, the emi
I 75............................. Per mix months
nent kidney and blad
der specialist, and is
40 ....................... Per tliree months
Advertising ratea made known on wonderfully successful In promptly curing
lame
back,
kidney,
bladder,
uric acid trou
application. Correspondence is solicit*
bles and Bright’s Disease, which is the worst
A’d of Spiing Valley turned out to
hear Hrysn at Salem.
t lt u g t h e i r
Miserable.
Mrs. Gnpton is visiting her daugh
ter. Mrs. E. Davidson.
Frank Hoke bus aold bis place and
moved to the Dove hop yard.
Robert Patterson, of Suver, is p lo«-:
ing for D. M. Caibreatli.
Nasal
Ralph Riggs and wife have been vis
iting his parents in Salem.
CATARRH
Aaron Pike is working for Henry
Gilliam and so is Earl Petit.
I
Robert Sears has been taking some
pictures for Mrs. R. P. Riggs.
| cleanses, sooties and hoals
the diseased membrane.
It cures catarrh and drives
S away a cold in tho head
Misses Lillie and Maud Baxter and
Mrs. E. T. Morrison have new wheels
and Misses Bello Conner and Leda
»Morrison will soon ride the same way.
In all Its it«? «« tliere
should be clttnliness.
Ely's Creim Balm
« In August, JC93, I was at
tacked by neural gist and nerv-
ous prostration. For
months I was confined to my
room and most of the time to
my bed. Five doctors were
consulted without results. Dr.
Miles' Nervine and Nerve and
Liver Pills cured me. Today
I am well and strong.
n
Rev. W. H. 8arff, Union City, Ind.
D R , M IL E S ’
Restorative
N e r v in e
is sold by all druggists on guarantee,
first bottle benefits or m oney back.
Book on heart and nerves sent free.
Dr. Miles Medical Company, Elkhart, I*“*
in
In the county court o f the state of Oregon
for Folk county.
In the matter of the estate of David Davis,
deceased.
T o Mary Dieckkoff, Edgar Davis, Frank D a
vis, Ida Levy, A. J. Davis and W illiam L.
me
A coyote, that had been killing
sheep in McTimmonds valley, was
«.-based lo the mountains recently.
Howard Bush, a prominent farmer
of Kings valley and a partner in our
Feedee store, was a caller this week.
Stock of all kinds is in demand and
our stock buyers find it difficult to fill
their orders. Hogs are in special re-
qaesl.
E. A. Taylor, of Cherry Grove, lias
advertised Iris personal property for
sale and will Siam move to Winlock,
Washington.
Jesse I’agett, who spent the past
winter in eastern Ocgon, now has a
position as fireman on tire Great
Northern railroad.
D. O. Woodworth, Albany.
10 acres it» the south side of Dallas, etc; a great variety of small fruit ; l£
all set in fruit of best varieties; 2 ^ miles from railroad.
acres ilt Italian primes ; apples, pears,
60 acres with fine house which cost
grapes and a great variety of small $1.800; good barn and other build
fruits; good house, barn, etc; a splen ! ings; fine spring and spring branch;
did home in fine location. Trice, #1,- water could bo taken into house; a
2 D 0 .
I splendid farm for a dairy or goat
1A acres just north of Independence ! ranch ; a good orchard; IA miles from
set in fruit of choice varieties and railroad depot.
coming into good bearing; land very
We have farms suitable to all needs
rich and productive; five room cot and can furnish almost anything de
tag© and other buildings; $200 insur sired in the real estate lino.
ance on house. A bargain at $350.
If you want stock ranches, fruit
A fine prune orchard in full bear lands, dairy farms, timber lands or
ing ; prune dryer, storehouse, barn, homes, write to us or come and see us.
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AT—
Lee S m ith ‘s Cyclery
1000, at 0 o ’clock iu the forenoon o f that day,
then and there to show cause, if any there be, I
why H. B. Cosper, the administrator with
will annexed, o f the estate of David Davis,
deceased, should not be authorized, licensed
and empowered to sell at public auction, in
the manner provided by law, for the purpose
of raising funds with which to pay off the in
debtedness o f said estate, the real property
belonging to said estate, which is described as
follows, to-w it: The southeast quarter of
section 18, in township 9 south, range 6 west,
of the W illam ette meridian, in the county of
Polk and state of Oregon, and containing 1G0 |
acres.
W IT N E S S the Hon. W . L. Wells, judge [
ot the county court of the state
o f Oregon, for the county of J
[ hkal
Polk, with the seal of said court
affixed, this 19th day of March,
A . D ., 1900.
| Attest: E . Hayter, clerk.
Nearly all of our ranchmen are pre
paring to increase their live stock in
terests and a number of fine breeding
auimals have recently been brought !
into tire neighborhood.
K S .*
CAMERAS and all
PH O TO SUPPLIES
used by AM ATEURS.*
j
M on d a y, t h e 7th day of May,
— AT—
PFENNIG'S JEWELRY STORE
WAGNER BROS.
E xecu tor’s Notice.
MENS’ SPRING ATTIRE
Aim.,o
Brown, have been appointed executor of the
will and testament of M. C.
Brown, deceas
ed. All persons indebted to the «aid estate will make
immediate payment to me,and all those having claims
against, the same, will present them, duly authenti
cated, to me at my »-tore in Dallas, Oregon,
within six months from the date of this nof C3.
Al.oN/.O BROWN, Executor.
Dated at Dallas. March 23, 19t)U.
Sibley & Eakin, attorney a for estate.
N
Rickreall
Store...
A choice lot of general
merchandise suited to
the country around. Ma
ny articles will be sold
at or below cost to close
them out. All standard
goods at lowest prices,
and for all kinds of farm
produce we will pay the
highest market price.
Da'-o Reddecop now works for J.
Simon ton.
All kinds of iron and wood work done. Special atten
tion given to wagon and carriage repairing. Bicycle iepair-
ing neatly done, Horse shoeing a specialty. All kinds of
plow and saw grinding done. Goods kept in stock for sale.
Full line 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.
Watch and
clock repairing
always carefully and
strictly attended to.
o t i c e is
POLX.
THE IRON CLAD
Next door to l*. O., Dallas.
,
Owing to stormy weather, none of
our citizens went to hear Mr. Bryan \
• peak at Salem, but the returns will
show that we go to the polls no mat
ter what the weather may be.
You will find the new an<l old, to buy or rent. Your
choice of Rambler, Ideal, 1’atee Crest and It. and H.
Special. We have the best equipped repair shop in
the county. Brazing, enameling, frames cut down and
every kind of repairing promptly done. Leak» in tires
positively stopped. Call anil see my RUBBER NECK
saddles and cuckoo bells. Wheels cleaned and ad
justed. Floor pump for the use of wheelmen.
Corner Main and Oak streets, Dallas, Oregon.
i s T lr t
o p iH r . STATE O f k o d a
Oregon, you anff each of you are hereby cited |
and required to appear in the county court of
the state o f Oregon, for the county o f P . d k , 1
at the court room thereof, in Dali.««, in the J
s iid county of Polk, on
Cujm Nome country by two or tlirae of
our citizens.
Fruit tress of nearly every variety
are in blossom ami strawberries pr< -
mise ail abundant crop.
Here are some of our offerings:
Best all Purpose Fowl.
Mv birds are bred for EGG
productions as well as prize
winners. A few cockerels
left at $1.50 up; pullets $1 25
up; eggs $2 a setting.
Citation.
Logging co itractors claim that this
year’s output of logs will l>e greater
than usual.
m — — ) , i i nr i nmi
}QJ,
A g S I
K d g & r L . ( o l l i n ; St C ° at P a lla s .
Great Variety of County and City Property for Sale or Exchange.
Loans Made and Insurance Written.
SILVER
LACED
W YAN DOTTES^
C rea m Balm ia placed Into the noetrils, spreads
over the menbrane and la absorbed. Belief 1» im
mediate and i cure follows. I t is not drying—does
not produce ineezlng. Large Size, 50 eents at Drug
gists or by nail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mall.
ELY BROTHERS, 56 Warren Street, New York.
PEEDEE.
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VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN
1 « dersigned has tiled his Anal account as ad minis
fcrator of the last will and testament of Nannie Bush,
deceased, anu Saturday, April 7th, 1900. at 1
o’clock, p. m., of said day. at the county court house,
of Polk county, Oregon, has been fixed by Hon. W.
Wells, judge of the county court for said county,
as the time and place for the hearing of the same.
All persons interested in said matter are hereby no
tified to appear at said time ami show cause, if any
there be, why said account should not be approved
and the account settled and closed.
Dallas, Oregon, Mch., 7, 1900.
d. A HUSH, administrator.
Townsend 6i Hart attorneys for estate.
quickly.
Phy Simpson is getting his new en
gine in place at his logging camp.
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F inal Settlem ent.
All our $1 kid gloves at 75 cents.
i
1
hkkeby
u iv e n
that
D re s s -
mg
M a k in g
^
j »MRS.
i .
N. J. Le SIEUR j *
Is now ready for inspection. z\nt showing the
world renowned RO YAL TA IL O R S’ and other
makes. Call and see.
C. CRAVEN,
Resident Agent, Dallas, O r.
UPPER SALT CREEK SAW MILL
M ARTIN BROS., PROPRIETORS.
All kinds of rough and dressed lumber on hands or cut
to order.
NEXT
HOOK
TO
BAKERY,
James Edmond«, a Sunday school
Pursuant to call of chairman, A. J.
A. Gresbrocht now occupies the
missionary, wili hold an institute here Goodman the democratic central com
in (he Baptist church next Saturday mittee of Polk county met in Dallas house vacated by George Kliever.
and Sunday.
on Saturday, Match 3lst and as there
Quite a number went te Salem to
Is prepared to promptly do
Mrs. H. 8 . Moors has the measles. will he a union ticket in the field iu hear Bryan. It is needless to say we
. everything in that line at
eujoyed
it.
this
county
this
year,
decided
to
elect
The children of Gus. Lemmon have
moderate prices.
returned to the farm, after attending delegatee to the democratic convention
George Kliever has gone to Mani
without calling primaries and conven
school heie during the winter.
toba, and W. W. Reddecep will go HARDWARE STORE.*
tion. A vote taking taken by the com
next Monday.
mittee, the following named persons
M I L L S T R I K T , DALLA8.
SMITHFVLD .
were declared duly elected delegates
Farmers are getting oil to it, that
to the state convention to meet in clover will not cnlr aid their finances,
Best heating and cook sto
Anan Myers has garden peas
SALEM FENCE WORKS.
Portland, April 12th: 8 T Burch, A hut also improve the soil.
b lo o m .
ves in the market. Tools of
J Goodman, J 1) Staats, J 11 Town
S. T. Smith lest a line young horse send, Oocar 11.«yter, Wm Ridgeway, L
all kinds l’aints, oils, etc.
BUENA VIS TA.
last week.
C (¡illume and J L Purvine. The
Tinware: A. L Fraser, one
Cha*. Moore has bought a cow.
Those that hsve the mumps are committee then proceeded to elect
county precinct cemtnilleemen for
get ting along nicely.
May Hoovsr is visiting at Wells sta . of the best tinners in Oregon,
the ensuing two years as follows: tion
will meet your wants for any
Geo. and Jim Myers started for Jackson, O E Pocht; Salt Lake, James
Fencing for all purposes nt Low
Wallowa county Tuesday,
est prices.
WALTER HORLEY.
E. N. Hall is sowing ten acres to thing in that line.
Jones; Sola, Tlioe Brunk; South In
| f*9 M ate street, Salem.
dependence, K V Dalton; N«rtH I«- clovsr.
Cha«. lUingaworth. of Falls
,,y- dependence, 11 C Finch; Sotiill Mon
Sophia Shives ia spending the week
was hero Sunday looking for a lost
mouth, J B V Butler; Luckiamute, st home.
horse.
Henry S'aats; Falls City, Geo Sei-
A. Shives lias purchased a fine driv
Bill Illingsworth, who has been lay- farth; North Dallas, J J Wiseman;
ed up with a crippled foot, ia able to Buena Vista, N Prather; Douglas, ing hors-.
Wn» Ridgeway; Spring Valley, D G
work now.
Mrs. Emma Anderson is very sick
Henry; Dixie, .1 C White; Middle In
south
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ti pendence, I.C Gilmore; North Mon with inll.vmmatory rheumatism.
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mouth,
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R. ■ F Wells,
lias
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berhn. llridg.port. Win Seott; Rock j hi# fwilter, O. A. Wells, left Mend«.
DALL AS
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Dallas, J B ' for
fióme in California.
Wilt r iv * «ircnifth t> U m aarYM And rv-
Nunn; McCoy, Cass Riggs. A major- j
•tore tho liter »ml k Muovo to a h ou »thy
W . E. Shaw * Son
condition, * I yp t on* to U m *t»nMch m d
I f you have eruptions, pains In the ity of new commitUHiimm being pr®- i Mrs. Mary Kennedy and Mrs. John
bo«el«, and promote • g«»»*! « 9 N «
Proprietors.
•on, of Woodbnrn, who have been tra
w
ill
tlify
pmcewled
lo
at
one®
organ-
j
head or kidneys, stomach trouble and
ho» !th v digo«ti n will rottovo conrtipo
i*a ami on motion D. W. Sears was j iling relatives her®, have returned
thu, r*rif> *h* Moo# and took* • M t
+♦
feelings o f •wearme.s. ''H U the nod on
thy N d t with »
o r Blit».
t lirw l
mad® chairman sad (Hear Hayter sec home.
f. oliinf will leave vt>0 Ol
the head.“ Hood's Sarsaparilla is the
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Stall room for double or
relury for the nexl lor« years. Then* j
"Ul
At w .tanatJn
hammer to use. B vn ll purify your blood. Iteing *‘o further business the commit j
NOCK CNKKK.
single teams, 10 cents,
♦+++ h H H I t i » » » I t l M ’M ♦+ ♦■»
H u masses praise tt fee doing this and t*e then a«tj airiietl, »object t« call of
Saddle horses, 5 cents.
Fred
WiMenstrom
lias gone to Sa-1
making the uvhote body healthy.
tlte chairman.
lent lo work.
Seperate neat and warm
PETER COOK.
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NVilev ('li ttidier has
for Georg« Miller.
Roy Henry mad« a couple
lo Norte n last week.
SALEM
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OREGON.
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Buy your
house furnish#
ings of US! ^
feed sh ed
waiting rooms for ladies
and gentlemen. Give us
a trial. Feed for sa'e.
5 ^ °cb *
t^The Low Price Furniture House #
We will save you #
money on anything^
DANDELION
Bart U m
in
Burett & Hamilton,
FARMERS’
WILSON’S
! CELERY
F eet
Slab wood for cook stoves or harvest engines at 50 cents
a load.
W IS E M A IT S
j
Dallas.
A lot of odds and ends in shoes at hall price or less.
■ ALT CHEEK.
U. H. Hyde hue gratsed consider-j
able land fur meadow.
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SPECIALS THIS WEEK:
The Independence motor, so we are
Del Grigsby, the photographer, lias
informed, is to make regular trips to
gone lo Corvallis to practice his art
this place.
| for a few months.
l ’hy Simpson has bought a new en
James Helmick shipjied this week
gine lo he used in hauling saw logs in
3,000 bushels of 43 cent wheat, which
the place of horses or cattle.
will about clean out the warehouse.
Mr. Gtiyer, of Monmouth, has pur
Marshall Suver and Enoch Chum ,
chased the B. F Hoke ranch and
herluiu shipped -tour hogs from here
moved his family onto the same.
! last week whose average weight was
Ed. Patras has finished his last car 214 peuuds.
load of staves for this season. Ho lias
given employment to several men al
Last week Dan Haley went to tlte
most all winter.
const to look a/bfRbt*
_ _ homa&Vad. Dan
J O. Staats has got about one-half Boone titled his pi site sa »«otion man
of his geats sheared. He says he will during his absence.
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not pool his mohair this year, hut ship
SALT CREEK.
direct to the factory in car load lots.
He lias five at present.
The Baxter girls have a new wheel.;
Bryan did net come to this place as
Sant Burk lias bought a new organ, j
was expected, but Hint will not keep
J. Bowels has sown some broms
us from having a daily mail. The
route will he from Peedce to Suver grass.
via Airlie, and the first trip will be
The Searsboys have a camera and i
made on May 15lh.
take some fins pictures, view work be
ing a specislty.
Miss Lela Morrison has earned a
G. L. Kelly has been around buying new wheel selling goods fur the Baker
sheep.
Spice company.
Elmer Gilliam is sick enst of the
D. Petew, J. Lynn and J. Bowles
mountains.
have each sown several acres of clover
for hay at present and later to be
Mine Hattie Shrirer has a nice
plowed under as a fertilizer.
school at Enterprise.
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Our stock of general merchandise is complete in every de-
j partment. By close buying we hope to make your interests
and ours mutual. We will try to plea-e you withjhe best
ooods at the lowest prices.
A. s. Kerr lias bought two fine pig»
of A. McLaughlin.
in 160
George Gates, who has been running
the Wise A Kcyt hop yard, will work
in a Forest Grove brick yard.
R g BRYAN & SON,
Dootor*Failed.
at* Good all wool carpet
...................... 55c a yard
Extra heavy all wool carpet
60 and 65c a yard
& Half wool, extra heavy............................ 35c a yard #
Linen warp matting
........................ 20c a yard j*x_
Good anality wall paper, a double roll
... * 10c
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free
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