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under clmrge of Mr». Leitch e n - ! Polk TH E POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER I niant lurttiined luiu.efull »1 die city hull, I timi county Sunday »clmol a a w ci». | n n » , m m < 11? TiTTit'rr Guae Gardner and T . J Butler »pent occurred at the M K. cliurch, U U .K o l A-T a D P K L o l LiiilVv’ - a few day» tiahiug at Meadow lake luat T A L K N O . 3. tli* most important feature I wiuk an noil ill, in llalla», Friday, June 8th, | -----------— ! week. The Fourth ef July will soon be o|ierelta which waa an« of the |{re»t- j Vlrn. W . A. Waah presiding and Mra. I W H A T T H ( Y H A V E T O S A Y A B O U T here and as we are t* have a grand cel Mr. Lockley aud wife, of 8»lem , are cat hit» that ever came along, being , Bonnie Smith secretary. Harvey TH E O O IN C S IN T H E C O U N T Y . ebration in Dallas, you will probably vuiting their daughter, Mr». J. R. l«rforuied te perfection. Tueaday i Boat», Mr». Phillip» and Mra, Kaaou j need some nice summer goods. W e I Shepard. rvening came the alumni reunion, R. were made a com m ittee on nom ina- A n U n e q ife l'cd a n d C o m p le te Re have a fine line of while good*, wash F. ¿e ll, of Portland, delivering the | lion», Kev. C, G, H arm on, M. M • um e of W n a t Y o u r F rlo n d s are I Mi»» Alice M cK inley, who haa been giKals, prints, psrcales, linens, crash priucip.il adtlrova. Mrs, Ora C’ osper Jones and Mrs. Seward on enrollm ent, I a n d Have Been L a te ly D o in g . suitings, dreas dimities, lawns, organ in Portland for aeversl month», ha» gave tlie class annals, and Miss Kva Rev A. I. Goodfriend, Rev. G. A. Mc die«, piqm*s in «tripes, d*ta and fig returned home. FraiicD the add »«id si welctsme, to Kinley anil W . E. Goodell on resolti- ! ures, laces, eurlaitis, ribbeus, handker POPCORN. which Mi s Jeuuie Muscott respond. tions. Before adjournment Rev. A . I. Captain P. F. Clark and daughter. chiefs, hosiery, glove«, shirt waists, A banquet followed, there being about Goodfriend gave a practical illustra There has been some go«Hj road work I Addle, have gone tu Ranaaa tu vi.-it musliu underwear, dress goods, suit seventy guests around the festal board. tion of how to teach a class. The af- done recently, i hia old home aud other ta»tern sta te . ings, silks aud domestics. Our notion The graduating exercises took |>lace teruoon session was opened by songs department is replete with novelties Rev. M cK inley, Mra. Ella Seward Wednesday evening, the audience led by Mrs. ( ’ base, »Scripture reading 1 Preselling services last Sunday at adapted to the summer trade. W e | and Lettie Gardner attended the couu equaling the capacity of the M. K. by Rev. McKinley and prayer by Rev. | the DeLup home. are closing oui a line of summer i ty Sunday achool convention in your church. The graduates, Alex Kiddle, Harmon. The enrollment showed j Miss Clara Pearce is recovering from j city ia.t Friday. goods at reduced prices, also a reduc It. K. Hill. H. C. Heymour, B M. Guy. delegates from Zcua, Oak Grove, Kick- uu attack el malaria fever. lion on youths, boys and children*’ Hood Cruveu and Jennie Muscott, all reall, Monmouth, Lewisville, Mont Quite a number of our people have suits. W e can rit the largest man or did well in their respective roles. The gomery and Dallas. The report of Frank Htarbuck and wife are the j attended the cam p meeting »t Wlieat- the smallest boy in clothing at re class was addressed by President Haw statistical secretary Mrs. Esson made proud parents s»f a ten pound boy. | land which haa been in progreea the j markably low prices. W e sell grocer ley, of Williamette university, anil f*. a rather poor showing of the wark ac- ' last three week». ies. W ood hauling is the most popular P. Atonfler delivered the diplomas. tually done on account of the negli John Plum haa been having hi» T i e Alumni association appointed gence of Sunday school workers in re- amusement with our men these days. R .E . B R Y A N & S O N . house newly painted which look» great Mrs. J. H. Townsend, Mrs. H. B. Gos porting. Only $8.72 was reported as Grandma White is spending a few per and J. C H syter to meet a like having bean collected fer county and weeks with her son, Jack, at H igh ly improved, also O. Price is having | hia house painted. Alvin Miner being (Oinnisttee from Lafayette seminary state work. Mr. Edmunds gave an lands. the painter. S P E C IA L S : Shoes, hats, ch ildren ,’ clothing, remnants in summer good*. with a view to consolidate the associa interesting and helpful talk on cou n Cheese, small, fresh at 12^ cents a pound. tions. Prof. Kuntner, Prof. Metzer ty organization, showing its im port AU a our W oodmen attended dec Tlie Lndiea Miatimiery society will Any kind of packng* coffee 12j cents a pound. and wife, of Latayetle, were interested ance in carrying on systematic and oration: day exercise» at Salem last have their annual open meeting G ra n u V e J sugar 18 pounds for 41. visitors. thorough work. By an illustrated .Suiid v. Sunday at 11 o ’clock. Mrs. Ketchutn - ■ ■■ ♦ • ♦ ■ — blackboard talk Mrs. Edmunds teld of Salem, will delivor an address on A nimber of PopConita attended the C O U N TY C O U R T. and shewed how to teach a primary picnic ei Rickreall the Saturday be Mormonism. class. She placed great stress on o b fore tbeeleclion. Tnu Old School Baptiste will hold AT- ject lessons, gradually leading the W ells, J. child from the known to *th# Un - T b l ^ a ny friend« of Hiram DeL»y their reunion of W h a A in g ton and Oregon at the residence of Mrs Mary Final settlement of the T. J. Let* es known. The subsequent discussion presented him a fine ea»v chair last Earn* at, lasting three, days com m enc tate was made and admiiUHtrator is to and question« propounded showed a week and lie waa very much pleased ing June 15th. he discharged as warn as receipts for keen interest am ong those present. with it. You will find new and old bikes to buy or rent. Your Mr. Edmunds told how to build up a distribution of said estate are tiled. Greta Phillips and Monroe Purvine Jim Phenecic ha. been out through choice of Rambler, Ideal, I’atee Crest and B. and H. Sunday school and several discussed i wlro have been attending the Garland The claim of Martha J. Moore for the question. Upon recommendation Wait 8»lem , Kola and the surround school in Salem have com e home for Special. We have the best equipped repair shop in $82.01 against the David Ackley estate ing country recently with hia very of the nominating com m ittee these of | the summer. Miss Em ma Purvine, tale was allowed. the county. Brazing, enameling, frames cut down and convenient ironing fleers were chosen for the ensuing complete and I who has been in Salem the pa»t year August 6th was set for final hearing year: President. Mrs. W. A. W ash; board. evefy kind of repairing promptly done. Leaks in tires will also spend the summer at hume in matter of 8. D. Gibson estate. vice president, M. M. Jones; secreta positively stopped. Call and see my R U B B E R N E C K W E S T SALEM . The Y . P. S. C. E. will have on ice W . F. McAdams, adminstrator of ry and treasurer, Mrs. Bonnie Sm ith; saddle^ and cuckoo bells. Wheels cleaned and ad cream and strawberry supper at the the Conrad W aidlech estate, wan statistical secretary, Mrs. A. Esson; Mina Maude Savage visited relatives Zena picnic grounds next Wednesday justed. Floor pump for the use of wheelmen. executive com mittee, resident pastors in Albany recently. charged with $518.75. 2Uth. Program cem mettcing at 2:30, of Dallas churches, M. M. Jones, COMMISSIONER*. program also in the evening, proceeds D. A. and C. E Hanna joined the Mrs. M. J. Btonsou, Mrs. W. A. Wash tu go toward the organ fund. I. P. Reese. Seth Riggs. and perhaps other delegates will at- K O. T. M. recently. Contractors Krb A Van Patton were Und the state convention in Portland Mr», Edwin Elliot hae been huving The other day we met Mra. G. B. j allowed $654.94 far extra work on this week. The com mittee oa resolu a time witli rheumntDin. Corner Main and Oak streets, Dallas, Oregon. Riggs and learned that ahe was tho courthouse and sidewalk, but their tions reported as follows and they daughter of Win. Brownman and wife, All kinds of iron and wood work done. Special atten claim for $.’150 for damages because of were adopted : That we extend a vote W . P. Kingle tawed wood in this lo who are buried where Win. Yeater delays of sub-contractors was uot ul of thanks to the d. E. church, south, cality with hie »team »aw iaet week. tion given to wagon and carriage repairing. Bicycle îepair- live«, also that her first husband «im owed. for tho m e of their building. That a ing neatly done, Horse shoeing a specialty. All kinds of J uh . O’Neil, who was one o f the most Mite Minnie Iretou ha» been en SupervisorW. G. Campbell was ord vote of thanks he extended to our wor Goods kept in stock for sale. gaged to teach our next term of echool. extensively known early day pioneer plow and saw grinding done. ered to remove obstructions from Mid iliv president, Mrs. W. A. Wash for in this region. tier arduous toil and uctive efforts for Full line of bicycles and sundries. Full line of buggies dletun county road. Mi*» May Savage anil W illie Fo»ter lie »Sunday school convention work. and a stock of J, I. Case plows. W e also sell valvoline oils, It was ordered that W . K. Birks re That immediate steps he taken by the are recent graduate« from our school. move a. certain fence from encroach officers of the various districts, where cylinder oil, engine oil and harvester oil. Best on earth at Mr. Nichnla is building a kitchen on ing on a public highway to its original district conventions have not been hia reaidence. A. June» i« the carpent right prices. 1* cation. held, to arrange lor meetings as soon er. Win,| Grant wag appointed court as possible and keep their district in Bing, Guv. W eed and Black Tatar- house janitor at $30 a month, begin »ctive work. Tirol in the future the ning June 11, lie to have general sup county convention be held during the '»n cherries are ripe and »ell at the W ill McAdams, of Airlie, i« driving ervision of the building, including month of September. That a vote of cannery for from 11 cent up. Straw- the Dallas «treet «prinkler. heating when necessary, furnishing thank» be extended to Mr. Edmund» b»rriei are plentiful and sell at 75 Sitflicient water for all needs of the »ml wife for (he excellent Hdilress«» cents a crate. building, keeping the building and ot mid material help which they hare E. E lliott and wife, Mr. Nichole and hers clean, seeing that ths building is been to us. That we call for contri Administrator's Notice. wife, Mr. Brant aud wife, Mr». E. Me- SOUTH locked at night uad opened at the butions front tiie churches and Sun Nary, Mrs. 8. Jones and A. Jone» OF proper time in the m orning. day school, ef the county at the rate and wife went out to the latter's larm 'V ’OTICE IS H E REBY G IVEN TO ALL WHOM IT ACADEMY of 1 cent a member from each Sunday recently anil had an «Id fashi.ned may concern, that I have been appointed by GLAIMH ALLOWED. BLO C!! Hon, W. L. Well*, ju dg e o f Polk county,adm inistrator o f the estate of Nathan H uhhc / , lute o f Polk cou n ty , G W Chapman, lumber, e t c .. . $ 14 37 school toward the support of the coun strawberry bee. DALLAS deoeaaed. All persons indebted to said entate will A Vercler, registering electors. . 21 15 ty »ml slate werk. make me paym ent and any one holding a claim Mrs. W ilson and daughters, Bessie W . E. S h a w & Son Joshua McDaniel, gravel........... 30 against said estate will present the same to me, duly and Ada, Arthur Yocum and wjfe and J U S T IC E S A N D C O N S TA B L E S . verified, within six m onths from this date, at m y Bernardi A Dunstord, plumbing 28 76 P ro p rie to rs . hom e near Butler, Polk coun ty, Oregon. F. W. Hanna arrived last week from C O Bdrgess, gravel..................... 1 80 Dated, June 15, HWO. •5* *5* • Ben Hasbrook, work on roa d ... 20 02 The newly elected justices and con - Havatack. Crtatk county, having made C. J. HUSSEY, Rowell Bros,, lumber................... 56 60 tables in the several precincts are as t|»'trip overland. They report crop» Adm inistr ator Stall room for double or Townsend Si Hart, attorney tor estate. • /im Hlnshaw, labor................... 18 00 fnlltiwqr: in Condition In that place. John(Cooper, witness grand jury 4 00 Pint riot I, confiaTTng of Douglas and single teams, 10 cents, Jury fees, May term cou rt......... 127 20 Jackson precinct*, O. E FucM, H. IN D E P E N D E N C E . Saddle horses, 5 cents. *F*H*4*4*<H*4*4**3*4*4^**i*4*4*4**i**i*«M>«l*«M»«|^ I am * Rowell, registering voters.., 0 00 Butler, N YV School Furniture Co., **My gratitude for the benefit Hope rate neat and warm The sawmill is running. District 2, E< la and Spring Valley, supplies.................................. 1952 00 received from Dr. Miles’ N erv waiting rooms for ladies Judges of election........................ 378 00 I). J. Holmes, J. VV. Phoenicia. l)r. O. D. Bi.tlsr is painting hi» District 3, Rickreall, East Dallas, ine prompts me to write, that Clerks of election........................ 252 00 and gentlemen. Give us dwelling white. IHdivering election returns....... 34 00 South Dalla«, North Dallas, H. Hol others may learn of the efficacy a trial. Feed for sale. O H Cobb, repair grader............. 1 10 man, J. M. Grant Monday was the warmest day of the of this grand medicine. I suf L B Frazer, stock inspector....... 12 50 District 4, Luckiamute, Bridgeport, season, it being 98 in the shade. fered extreme nervous exhaus Dan Syron, janitor ..................... 1 00 Rock Creek, Fall* City, J. 8. Mont tion, which rendered me unable D P Patterson, salary................. 50 00 gomery, W m . Houthwell. Mr. Lemmon anil wife visited theii W I S E M A N 'S H J Ostield, rent, e tc................... 4 00 to work. M y nerves seemed to District 5, 8out.h Independence, | daughter, Mr*. Harnett, recently K W Cooper, mdse....................... 13 00 H A R D W A R E S T O R E .* be ’on edge’ and I had much M k , Inis ^ ,lt lho Anna Huntlev, keep paupers .. 28 65 South Monmonth Buena V is .., Suv- Will give strength to the nerves and re Mr. g Stxrk bought the hotel hotel va lassitude. I began taking Dr. MILL STREET, DALLAS. store the liver and kidneva to a healthy J T Ford, salary............................ 50 IK) er, North Independence. Middle Inde cated by Mr. Dalton and bis family condition, give tone to the stomach and Miles’ Nervine and steadily U T Supply Co., stationery....... 75 pendcnce. North Monmouth, J. D. Ir will occupy it and keep lodgers only. bowel*, and prom ote a good appitita Best heating and cook sto l) J Riley, lig h ts.. . ............. 4 45 vine, W. J. Mulkey. improved and now am enjoy healthy digestion; w ill relieve constipa purify the blood and make a heal J M Stark, gravel. . ................... 13 50 Our poullry dealer finds enough 1» District 8, M cCoy, Salt Lake, S. L. ves in the market. Tools of i tion, ing good health. thy body with a clear skin. That tired I).I Riley, supt courthouse....... 04 50 Stewart,*Win. Buttrick. keep him hustling. He picks up m a feeling will leave you and sleep will be M rs . R n . F . M . La cy, F o rtv ill», Ind. V all kinds. Paints, oils, etc. Martin Bros., lumber................. 14 06 reNtful. At WH soii ’ h drug store, Dallas. ny fine blooded chickens ou bis trav C K Schroeder, delivering Inxiths 15 00 NEW SU PERVISO RS. el». *4* 4* Kva llayter, salary..................... £0 00 Tinware: A. L. Fraser, one i * * * * * * J 1) Irvine, rent............................ 2 50 The newly elected road supervisors The steamboat Gypsy sunk about of the best tinners in Oregon, j " ‘ F A Douty, m dse........................ 12 05 are as foollows, it not being possible two miles below bore Monday noon. A F Toner, assessing................... 48 (X) will meet your wants for any to give their n«nn s in the official ta- She ran on a snag and lias in about Sheriffs Sale. is sold by all druggists on guarantee, F J Chapman, tndse..................... 6 00 thing in that line. firtl bottle benefits or money back. ten feet of water J N Hart, saiarv, e tc................... 80 83 l»le, only their politic« and vote: B ook on heart and nerves sent free. Douglass— J. B. Constable. 1 I NO TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT J D Irvine, canvassing returns 5 20 - Ml!** Medical Com pany, Elkhart, Ind. Miss Ethel Lemmon has finished Jackson— Kenneth Campbell. h th< unpsrsixned a. »h«riff of I*olk cuimtv Or- Jra C Powell, registering electors 17 80 Sheriffs Sale. ■er term of school at f'eedve and will YV J Tumidge “ “ “ 4 30 Salt Lake— James T. Reed. «liuu, under And liy virtue of the writ o'f ’ex»- J F Oviatt “ “ “ 5 70 vi»il her sister hero until after co m -------- cution dated the 12th d s y o f.lu n e , A . D. Spring Valiev— W m . Bayne. J W Kirkland “ “ “ 18 20 mencement at Monmouth. Kola— G. W . Chapman. N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N T H A T I a" ’ ««5 .her- Harm for Sale or Kent. J D Irvine *4 ** " 46 10 in pursuance o f an execution and order of » q , p ». c rcu * court o f the Kickrenll— W. E. Goodell. J D Irvine, justice fees............... 3 05 sale, ieeued out ef »nd under the h .n d .n d £ ^ E ± r. S lk . SM ITH PIELD . South Independence— A. Huston. enforce the decree and foreclosure and order f HAVE A FARM O K ABOUT 400 ACRES SIT J II Moran, constable fees......... 7 50 seal of the clerk o f the circuit court o f the South Monmouth— J. A. Byers. I unirti within tw o miles o f Airlie ior rent on lontr sta te of Oregon for Polk county, bearing date of sale made and eutered in said court on the .1 G YanOrsdel, salary, etc. 134 83 Little Murel Myer is sick. tim e or for gale on liberal tenns. There is a small Buena Vista— E. N. Hall. the 13th d a y of June. 1000, in a certain euit 5th day of June, 1900, in the suit of the State Ed Biddle, repair engine........... 1 IK) crop grow ing on the pl iee ami some -.ummer fallow Land Board, a* plaintiff vs. ]ST. Tarter and Wither Niche]» was visiting her* ing has been done, G ood orchard and fair build j therein pending wheiein Isaac Leveils i* A »Suver—-E. Chamberlain. K llayter. salary and ex(ieiise 147 70 lcida Tarter, a« defendents, will on ings. The farm is o r will all be p ’aved under good plaintiff find K. R. Andereon, H. F. A n- last week. F K riiatnbers, m dse................... 12 25 Luckirtmute— I I . Tarter. S a tu rd a y , thw 10th d a y of J u ly lOOO lerson, Homer Brotvuand Bessie Brown, the fence and divide«! inti» at lea-»t six separate fields. II Holman, canvassing returns. 3 00 Brid>.e|H>r»— R, R. Kigg-. I minor heir* of Cora Brown, dece**ed, aud A t the hour of 1 o’clock in the afternoon of Criss Hftverlan, w ho was sick last Possession will be given A u g u s ti, UHM). Knox A Murphy, s aim heater. 1081 00 K. P. G ADW ELL, Airlla, Or Frank Brown are defendants, to me directed said dav, at the court house at Dallas, In said East Dallas— C. W. Boyle week, is improving. Thurston Lumber Co., lumber 32 77 and delivered, I will on Folk county, Oregon, sell at public autlon for M cCoy— (i. A. Shields. () I) Butler, services................... 7 00 cash in l uited States gold coin to the high S a tu rd a y , J u ly 14, 1900, Geo. Myer and wife, of Monmouth, South Dallas— J. J. Williams. Notice to Taxpayers. ! At the hour o f 1 o'clook, p. iu., of said day at est bidder, the following described trect of North Inde|HMiilence— T. B. Hunt- were here lu>t week. F 11 Mimcott, carlag«* ............... 1 50 1 the front door of the county court house in land that is situated and located in thr coun- S M Ray, livery............................ 8 00 ley. I »alias, in said county, sell at public auction ty o f Folk and state o f Oregon, to-wit: Be Mi. Clement and Mr. Reese were North Da las— W. G. Campbell. to the highest bidder for cash in hand on da^r ginning at the northeust corner of the dona 1» N Wood», Jarvi* inquest 11 10 v o t i c i rs i i e u k h y o i v r h t o t u r t a x i - a y out uu Ruek Creek last Sunday. tion laud claim. No. 55, notification No. 5154, tf sale. the manner provide d by 1* Rock Cre* k— Clarence Aikman. Expense», Jarvi* inquest ......... 16 70 ix cr* of Polk county that 1 per cen t delinquency o f M ary Gilliam, in sections 32 and .33 of t 9 w il| he collected on the 1«U0 tax *ol! on and after the right, title and interest which the defend Coast Agency Co., »npplies....... 3 00 Middle Independence— W . H. Wal s of r 6 w of the W illamette meridian, in There n-e two graduates from our j the 1st day o f J uly, 1900. ants or either o f them hsd on the 5th day of Kxpenne* State v*. Gibson......... 01 00 ker. Dateil at Dellas, Oregon, this 12th day o f June, August, 1880, the date of the mortgage fore Polk county. Oregon, running thence west sclieot tliisivoar: Misst-s Flora Cle Kx|H*n*c* State v* Wolf ........... 00 30 1900. J. G . VAN OR8DEL, 40 chains; thence south 20 chains; thence North M onmouth— J. H. Mulkey. closed in Maid suit, or now hare (exclusive of m int and Ruby Hasting«. Sheriff o f Polk cou n ty , O regon. the interest by courtesy o f the defendant, •aet 7.50 chains; thence south 20 chains; Fall« C ity— Geo. Gardner. thence eeet J B Teal, Iumln*r.......................... 12 51- Frank r rank Bmwnj Bmwni of, iu or to the following de- n i mmi i . 32.50 • chains, -------* to the southeast cor A xu itjgyer add wife attended the '■ - ♦ • ♦ - ----- - ■■ thence north. north 4 40 chains t - D l> Neer, final payment........... 370 01 -cri»»—I praiaiaa«. to-wtti I »it N o. K, in block ! ner Tv’ of Í said ' 1 claim; tl?*"1C4 0 wedding of Mire Cora Frink and Roy Nu. S, o f L eva .« addition to Ul* town of Dal- ! ba»liinm». contamini, Mo acraa, F ro m M is s N e llie C o llin s . Krb A VanPatten, final payment 3148 44 more or lees, t«-gather with ths tenements, Mct'oy Sanday at Fall* City. las. Folk county, Oregon. Said pro)ierty will The authorities of the state normal be sold subject to redemption in the manner hereditament«, and anpurteaance* thereunto CONVE*NTION. school at Madison, Smith Dakota, belonging, or in anywise ap|>ertaining. That Mr. ( lemet ha» found two bee trees h DALLAS, FKIDAY, JDN£ 15, 1900. i M..IXMKU K vnkv F riday M o k m . v i A t 7:*U. \ V . .V . W A S H , EDITO It AND PttOPUIEToft. SU BSCRIPTIO N R A T E S : ............. Per y<’»r II 50 .. Per six moiilha I 75. Per three months 40 Advertising rates made known on application. Correspondence is solicit ed. Fine Job Printing done at reasonable •trices. FALLS C IT Y . Mrs. Cora Colwell has arrived safely in Pennsylvania. Our spirited postmaster is having Ilia store repainted, Miss Cora Frink was married to Roy McCoy, of Wallowa county. George Tice with hie wife and Wal ter are »laying on their timber claim . Mr. Charles W right, of Redding, Cal., is visiting bis sister Mrs. Louisa Jarvis. Clots. M cCsleb is visiting at Harvey Gages, where his wife has been slaying for some weeks. Mr. Travis V'a» suddenly called to Salem on account of the serious ill ness of Tom Farley’s child. Michael and Zorado Galloway, W il lie and Roy with Lester and Ethel Martin have gone to Newport, William Galloway has returned from Waeeo county having located a homestead there. A lon io and George Galloway will ala* locate there. The ice cream eoeial of the ladies aid society last Saturday was largely patronized, and afterwards they pro vided oysters fur the Modern W ood men. Mr. Hodges, an uncle of Mesdames Milligan and Hopkins, died suddenly lest Sunday. He was buried Monday Rev. H prm on, ef Dallas conducting the services. ---------- ■ ■ N e w P u b lic S c h o o l B u ild in g . Dallas is to liave an imposing eight room school structure on the grounds where t in old one now tttnndH, in ac cordance with plans submitted by A rchitect F. H. M orm on. T h * old building is !• be turned around and entirely remedied from the ground up including a new roof. It will be ho connected with the new on the north an to make a com bined and well ar ranged hoiiMe under one roof, $5,000 worth of 4 percen t bonds will be sold tom orrow, and the school house con tract will probably he let July 7th. Jt will have much influence in bringing «lesi.ahle new peeple to our town* A c a d e m y C lo s in g E xercises. I ft Sunday Prof. Metzger, of La- preached a baccalaureate ewr- iiioi ) that wen praise from all sourco*. The next evening the musical depart- 44Seeing is Believing ." When yea set people cured by a remedy, you must believe in its power. Look Around you. Friends, relatives, t.sighbors all say that Food's Sarsaparilla, America's Greatest Medicine, cleansed the Llood o f their dear ones and they rise en masse to sing its praises. There's nothing like it in the world to purify the blood. Lee Sm lth‘s Cyclery THE IRON CLAD Encouraging WAGNER BROS. W o rd s fo r O th e rs. FARMERS’ FEED SHED WILSON’S CELERY j Î DANDELION 4 D R . M IL E S ' Nervine N E W T O -D A Y . *>K T IIK X K X T SO HATH 1IKNKY FKKN, OK 1 Mouth Delias will 1*0 ** follow s: For old rubber I roots and ih oea 4 .« n U a pound, scrap brass » to ft gin, or Ised '¿k cents, copper boiler bottom-* 7 e f t » , w rought iron ¿6 and cast Iron SOoeuts for 100 pounds Kura and «kina of all kind« bought. Those having larve I*»to >»f old mute) for sale W|ll pi esse Notify him by posU l cartl. } s° qomk QO O for m urr i n s » raiim and oak post Male by Wui. Kuhnke, northw e«t of pAllaii. R. KO It It IN'*, usar Ite! las. K. H l’ HHARDS CLYDESDALE HTAI.I.ION. IffONKY T«> LOAN ON !MPROVKD KAUM FRO- jj l ptrt> at usual rutas by Oscar llayter. Iteli*», lfHNBV TU LOAN AT 11 PKH CKNT ON KAUM M .«»irlty. J. !.. COLLINS, It KICK FOR BALE II «HO OR »OFT. IN ANY 1) iiuantitv wanted, aim ! c I mmp enough *U tiras UUk yard near l tel les. O F. SHEW 1ITK HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON IMFNOVRt» i f farm property. SIBLKY 4 KAK1M STEAM DYE WORKS Tim a glitli Hiiuiml giitliering of tlie where she has been teaching for sever al years, sent her ou t to spend eev- eral weeks visiting the best primary schools in the west in search of new ideas and im provtd method*. At St. Cloud, Minnesota,she visited the n orm al school and in one of the Minneapo lis scU.ds saw some very superior work. In going down the Mississippi river, IN CORSETS en route to Cliicage, she saw many at Sunim w freoxt'r» ................. 25c tractive things, among them being frei«litt«........................................ . . . 50,- where the river widens out to almul 2 l)|i»ralU .................................. . . . 50c miles for a distance of about 15 miles Gulf ............................................. . 75c forming Lake Pepin. In Chicago she II A G ........................................ 75c up went to a normal training school K uiti »I W u r i-li»» l» r ................. ♦ 1 »P where a lot of bright and happy boys AT TH K NOTION CO U N TER were being taught to weave ham mocs. 5c In the Sloyd n n p a s class of children I’ nH-y 1—1» r i u - » ..................... . . . M b were forking cases for books, knives Bittenbiirg pattern* ............... Pul lay lH-lt- .............................. . . . :iOc and pho'ographs and tome small lioys 25c were weaving baskets. Bhc visited a Dug collar bell* .................. 1 leali ty pina...................... . . . . . . . 5c German woman's club where a college Liiwn lira ................................... . . . 30c professor lectured. She and her • 8 IIJ R T W A IS T S trgveling com panion, Miss French 50e to $2..54) a full line of beautifully j helped to serve lunch for said women. mail« wttiat« «t lnwwt prie«» aver of They felt » little pm-oliitr waiting on ferm i. lln>»e stranger» but enjoyed it. Later IHVK s m u ra in Miee French played the piano for A (ml line -UN- to $ i , ì i 1 the German women to dance. Tliey j went tir many oilier placca of educa tional interest before leaving tile cite. OASH Mi.» Collina will preliably tell tlie S TO R I readers of liti» paper her impressions gannì from the primary «chool work HOPAK OK SA L E M . in the cities visited. Attractions at Holverson’s. IN W ASH GOODS 10. L*wr * ..................... ................. Diluiti«** ...................................... . . 8»i JUr Piqtl©* ................. ..................... Foulard* .................................... . . |8o Zephyr G in gham ......................... .. 25r 5u Klurting KtMunant* . . . . . . . . . . . 10c (lootl* Rarunant* ............... *<• A T THF. H A SIE K Y CMUNI’ KR ... Good black h o s e .......................... ‘«P Black ( ’ at linee..................... • Iron Glad, buy« fiw*en ............. • • * IN U N D E R W E A R Refrigerator vest* ....................... . . . V 10c rtliort sleeved vests I V , 25c lain g aW»v. d vests 19c Muslin chemise*. . . . Muslin corset covers . . . 124c Muslin drawers . . . . . . 29c CASH .S T O R E flO L V C R S O P ’S THE BIG BARGAIN near here, and lie cam e home Satur- ( day witli a bucketful of honey. Berth* Frink, who is «laying at All an Myei’i, went home Saturday to be at her »later1« wedding on Sunday. • s r in c k v a l l e y . Mi»« Myrtle Gardner ha« gone to Oregon Oily to »pent two week». Nasal Mrs. M. A. Cook, Proprietor, Kadie*’ flue tire** nn I fancy coatume* cleaned without rip* ping by dry proces*. Cur tains, blanket*, portiere*, d*VM good* and kid glove* cleaned. Genlhun m s' cloth* ing cleaned, dyed and re paired. IN S U R A N C E S In all its should be d F.lj's Cream Balm r l r u e « . e v a h M « « i 4 tM«l» A fine resilience proj^erty in Dallas; four lot*, mostly set to fruit. Fine house with basement cellar, lath in d plastered, sightly location, can be Uniglit for $901». ♦ + + + t-+++-H -M --i-t-+++-H -!-:-v++++ 13$ acres 2$ mile* frem Dalis*. House, barn, etc., clo*e t o public school. The land is tiled and is mast- m nelly what is known as beaver-dam la ml. Price $550, will sell fw r $350 and balance on time. % A fine farm of 320 sere*, half in caHWation ;.nd balance woodland. N ew and Second Hand.. 8 pic ml id large bearing fruit orchard Single and Double. •n place. Price en application. BUG- GIES! Iks <1 e-a»Mt ewmbrSP» It rstv, < »lanA e e » d rlrr« n > r • c w l la O n kwul sokeij «allaf la lae madiata— 4 a r o c fall««™. I t la «o » < r y t » i -« J o c aot i-r » t a c — a— n». U r f . S i c . - e r o i» M Paag- # « . » f b r maU ¡ T ria i Btaa, t* ceaia k , mali. KJ.Y m tO T S S m , H W are« ausai. Haw Tare. I For Sale or Trade. Terms to Suit Buyers. O . H. COBB & SO N N O R T H D A L LA 1 1900 All kind* of real property f«>r **Ie. Farm land», dairy farm*, wood and lim ber lands, fruit farm«, town proper ty, both dwelling and btuine**, saw mill* and m snulacturing interest*. For anything you wish to buy call on u*. G. YANORSDEL, Sheriff o f Polk county. E D G A R L. C O L L IN S a C O . DALLAS - OREGON. r P. Caldwell, agent, Dallas. CATARRH ( r»«m n a l— t» pl»c»<l Into orar Ih» — r*-------«r J la at-orhad. l provided by lew. , L>eted, Dalles, Oregon, this 15th day of ■old *»1® «»f seid premises to be sold as af<»r- said will be made to obtain funds with which June. 1905. J. « . V A N O R S D E L , to satisfy the sum of #2,581.00. gold coin, with .She» iff of Folk e >unty, state o f Oregon. interest thereon from the .5th day of .June, 1900, at the rate of 8 j*«r cent per annum, end the sum of #100 attorneys’ fees ami the REAL E S T A T E S sum o f #o cost and disbursements of said suit and expenses o f said sale, all due eaid plain L O A N S .* tiff above named upon said writ of execution, »ro^***^ 15th day of June, D. Oppoaite Willam ette lintel, Salem. Eastman Kodaks At 20 Per Cent Discount — AT— PFENNIG’S JEWELRY STORE NVxt «lo o r t o P . O ., D a lla * .
