Polk County itemizer., July 20, 1900, Image 3

D eafne ss C a n n o t Be C u re d .
IS I T R IG H T
By local applications as they cannot
LOCAL AND GENERAL-
F o r A n E d ito r T o R o o o m m o n d P a t­
rsach the diseased portion of (ha ear.
e n t M e d ic in e » ?
Tliare ia only one way to cure deaf­ W H A T W E H A V E L E A R M E D D U R IR C
T H E W E E K F R O M A L L A V A IL -
From Sylvan Valley Newt, Brevrail, ness, and that is by constitutions)
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N C .: It may be a qiies'ion whether remedies. Deafness is caused by an
the editor of a newspaper ha* the right inflamed condition of the mucous lin­ A b lo S o u rc e s D is h e d u p to r O u r
R u m o ro u s F a m ily of R o a d o rs
to publicly recommend any of the ing of the Eustachaiu tube. When
In A b ra v la ta d P a r a g r a p h s .
various proprietary medicines which this tube it inflame«! you have a
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Hood the the market, yet a§ a proven rumbling sound or imperfect hearing
live of tullering we feel it a duty to and when it is entirely closed, deaf-l Baled hay and mill feed at Osfii-ld’s
»ay a good word for Chamlierlain’s to*-a is tl.e result, anil unless the in­
Spectacles and glasses at Pfennig’». I
Colie, Cholera and Dirrliu. a Remedy. ti.niinieiion.ran be taken out end this
We have known and uted tliia no die lulls restored to its normal condition
A. Shepard and wife have a new
iile iu onr family for twenty year* and j In uring will lie destroyed f rev. r , nine boy.
alway* found it reliable Jn many cti-os out of ten nre caused by catarrh,
Henrv Hill at Independence has a
euaea a dote of tliia remedy would rave which is nothing hut un inflamed j
hour* of anlftring while a physician ia condition of the mucus surfaces. We huise 33 years old.
awaited. We do not believe in depend­ offer $100 for auv c*»e of deafness
M N. Prather anil family, of Buena j
ing implicit)’ on any medicine for a (unused by catarrh) that cannoi la; Vista, have gone to Kish lake.
cure, but we do believe that it a Unite cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Semi
Tracy Slants is up in Washing Uni I
of Chamberlain’t Diarrheou Remedy lor circulars, tree. F. J. C iiknky A
were kept on band and ndinniietered Co., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, 75 canvassing for sclionl supplies.
at the inception of an atlark much cents. Hall’s Family fill» are tin* i \V. 0 . Gii-wi ld, a pioneer Sail m
■utl'ering might be avoided and in veil I «st.
merchant, died there last week.
many caaea the pretence of a phyaie-
D a lla s R aoa T r a c k .
Miss l)ai»y Perkins, of Portland, has
imi would not be rqeuircd. At least
Talk ala ut the enjoyment in can- been visiting Mijs Blanc ■» Noel.
tliia hua been mir experience during
the paat twenty year*. For aale by A. nectiun with the state fair races. The
B F. Smith, near la-« is\ille, put up
h< ys around Dallas who appreciate
K. Wilaou.
swift horse flesh met last Saturday ev­ 125 tuns of first das* clover hay.
ening at Dr. Young’s half mile track
R S. Connor has gone to e»-tern
C o ld e n W e d d in g C o le b ra to d .
on the su ih ern edge of town to wit­ Oregon to rim a threshing machine.
Ciaibnrne Walker came from Miss-
ness the speed of hull a iloxeu a-.i
oori in 1845, and in 1850 on French
mills Hint high toned sports would | Henry Lady, near Willumina, re­
prairie waa married to Mi»» Louisa call scrubs. For a solid hour there j cently cut his.leg severely with an ax.
Purvine by Elder H. M. Waller. They
was more genuine fun than the slate
aeltled near Zena, ill Spiing Valley,
Rev. C. G. 1-eMastors and wife are
f..ir could get up in a whole day.
and have been there rince. They til»t
Ralph Williams seemed to lie the hos* j taking a month’s vacation at Amity.
Jived iu a lug cabin, then built a bet­
of the truck with Frank Zuniwalt for
Mrs. Gertrude Behring, of Dillard,
ter house nlijch waa in 18711 supple-
starter. While the lour legged crit-1 is visiting her parclits, A. Shultz and
inentcd by their present commodious
tern were getting warmed up, a dozen wife.
home. Her nephew, Coarlie Purvine,
bi-yelers whizzed around the track at
has lived with them from infancy. For
Roswell Shelley’s daughter, Fav,
almost lightning »peed and then drop
a long time Mr Walker waa a prom­
ped mu in the ciuwd to lake part in died in Portland last week aged 14
inent stock raiser, bill ha» for some
'he joli'y. Young Mnnnnlier with his \ cars.
years been devoting Ilia atteulin- polled poney was reiulv to tackle any j
The rniisle »In die of Mrs. fa-itch i j
moatly 1« fruit, tin tin* Fourth ol Ju­
•i them and Wallie McDonald with • h im lis-a'ed over Chapman's form |
ly over fifty kindred and friends mei
ilia rhunkv hay Hver was ready for lire »'ore
to celebrate their fiftieth marriage day.
<uy hunter. Charlie Boydslon. Itoy
Jackson and Kd Kolani; each consul- | Merit Tillery, of Amity, lias b -u hi
B U S IN E S S IN C A L L A S .
eietl Ins sl.t-il as quick a s (he h- st ol and wdl s o mi move to a farm near It -
Many think Mr. Lynch the best il'em. In lice there was m; reluctance ilep-iidem e.
in accepting running pioposiils. Some
blacksmith in all this region,
Claud Dunn, of Dali is, waa la-' I
p-de bareback and some threw away week m irrie i to Miss Nellie Bradley,
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■heir lists and iu nearly e.ery rncs it
You can go to Salem, stay over was ivp and luck, the horses coining of WiMalburn.
night and come hack on the stage all out almost neck ami neck. The by-
Improvement of the court house
for 11.50.
slanders look sides vigorously anil yard will lead to many other yard» be­
shouted lustily and will all he there ing beautified.
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Some fi.lka n older why Brown*» again tomorrow evening and so w II
Last week there were about forty j
store gets »0 much mule. '1 hat is easy tin* rnnni'-i? sioek '’**'»» »»» ■*», v hay camps at Ocean Park anil others com­
to account for. Everybody knows >d R. K. Wi hams a d Hi. pro aising ing every day.
that they keep a large stock of up-to- sorrel of Henry Bin. wen mere in I
Nnl Nt-wbill l i e -old to L. M. Wal­
date general mere I a alise and sell it harness and .-.re high steppers. Scv- j
at lower figures than can bi aff-riled eral ladies appeared on their hicveles lace on the Yamhill river 194 acres of
b) e n d t stores. Try their gruterie. and u number of buggies were stand land for $1,400.
ing around. Even a Jersey calf lied
and dry good».
Ed. Pentland is canvassing for the
to a neighboring fence gave evident
Portland Telogram in the southern
Miss Geuevive Aldrich celebrated
signs of delight over t le big laces.
part of the state.
We wear Oaynor’s shoes because
her 16th birthday this week.
they look well, lit well and wear well
It Saved H la Le g .
During the absence of Mrs. Levens
Mrs. C. G. Fisher, of Msnmoulli, has
The price ulwnys agrees with the
P. A. Danforth.of La Orange, Qa.. over on the coast Win. Kimball will
been slriokeu with paralysis.
quality. Those four points ought to suffered for six month with a frightful take care of her place.
lie enough to satisfiy anybody.
Walter. Lena and Beulah Bruce, of
miming sore on his leg ; but writes
Fred. Plumheck, of Parrydale, died SHlein, have been visiting Geuia Phil
that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve wholly
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at
the
Salem
hospital
last
week
from
lips.
Have you tried those delicious fresh curad it in five days. For wounds, cancer of the stomach.
California fruits at the Williams con­ ulcers, piles, it’s the best salve in the
Miss Edna Gilmore, of Independ­
Wes. Craven and Charlie Campbell
fectionery. Lemonade, ice cream and world. Cure guaranteed. Sold by M.
D. Ellis, druggist.
are making as much headway as al­ ence, has become the bride of R. L.
candies and other good things.
Carey.
most anybody els* at Cape Nome.
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8 T A T E C A P IT A L H IN T IE T S .
Conductor Dornsife o' the motor is
Grandma Harris is here helping to
Let Mr. Rinser fit you out to go in
Must credit stores fall while the en­ take care of a bouncing boy baby at taking a two weeks’ vacation at Foley
quest of any kind of game or to sport
hot springs,
with the tinny tribe. Your broken terprising ores that stick to a small the home of ker daughter, Mrs. A. R
Ex-sheriff Arthur Andrews and wife,
sunshade lie can make almost good us cash profit generally succeed. The Shepard.
New York Racket store people credit
uf Heppner, a-e visiting Mrs. M. E.
new at little cost.
When
you
need
medicine
you
should
uo one and always have money to dis­
Hsllock and family.
count their bills. Their profits are get the best that money can buy, anil
experience
proves
this
to
be
Hood’s
Stage Driver Fiiller and wife and his
They say that Morrison's livery out­ small but numerous and sure.
Sarsaparrill-t.
brother and wife have been enjoying
fits are the cleanest and nobbiest that
leave town. The reason is because he
After several months travel in Cali­ a week at the seaside.
Dr. Keeler, the veterinary surgeon,
and his hostlers lake a pride in their
fornia
and Washington Frund Schey-
Mrs. Mary Lightlont, from Minn­
at the steel bridge feed yard lias saved
woik.
the life of many a Polk county ani­ the has gone hack te Peeilee content­ esota, is visiting her Richardson kin­
dred at Independence.
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mal by knowing its ailments and how ed to remain there.
Smith, the iron worker does every to treat them.
Miss Mary Boese, who is attending
Prof. W. J Crawford, of Zena, is to
job so well that no customer feels in­
a commercial Bchool in Portland, has be principal of the Silverton school in­
to go elsewhere.
been up un a vieit to her parent.«, who stead of that at Turner.
It does not pay to go hungry while
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yon can get such a good dinner at live near the Guthrie school house.
Mrs. H. G. Campbell, holding con­
Peter Reddekop, of Polk station has gou 671, drew the Rambler bicycle at
Faull, the hardware man, is always Hellenbrand’s for 20 cents.
shipped to Portland a wagon load of the drawing of Bryan & Son.
ready to promptly supply whatever
swamp Hags used i-i making beer
the public need in bis line. His mat­
Brown, the liveryman, st the old j
R. L. Conner and famdy, of Mc­
erial is so good and his prices so reas­ poBtoffice stand will feed and care for ! kegs. They grow near the bridge in
Minnville, have been here on a visit
onable that it will not pay anybody to your stock in good shape, ot hire you the Guturie lane.
te the family ef his brother, Robert.
go elsewhere.^ Nearly all hands already a rig that will give perfect satisfaction
When you get ready to go to Ocean
know that and strangers are fast find­
The college dormitory shows np
Just try him once.
Park, Wood» or Tillamook City he
ing in out. Machine oils of all kinds
sure to take the Big Nestucca routs, quite well in its coat of paint and the
and of 'wst grades.
it being the shortest and best. Go by interior work is progressing rapidly.
We personally know that the cupon the way of Dolph.
Putnam’s Fadeless dvs orange pro­
drawing of U. W. Johnson & Co. was
C O U N C IL M E E T IN C .
fairly done for we received the »ecood
The offioer» of Buells chapel Sunday duces beautiful burnt orange shades
The city dads met in regular session prize of a $5 silk umbrella. Whatev­ school are:
Miperinlendeot, Miss that are extremely faat to light and
last Monday evening with Council er that firm promises to do will al­ Lottie Stewart; secretary, Miss Ella washing . 10c. per package. Seld by
men Woods and Hayler absent. A» ways be done. Wluit they say about Oviatt; touchers, Mrs. Coed and Mr. A. K. Wilson.
the mayor was also absent, Fiske w#> i suit will prove absolutely so, and and Mr*. Ingermanaon.
Wm. Fuqua, of Parker, is back from
<m motion of Howe made piesidenl their profits are never big. Then it
Mr*. E. 8. liv en s lias gone to ipeml Cape Nome, a much wiser il some
pro tem.
will surely pay to trade at Johnson’s.
»ome time with h*r daughter, Mrs. wkat poorer man. Before long the
There bills were ordered paid : J J.
Frank Rowell on the Little Nestucca. saina can be »aid of many others who
Williams, extra police on .1 illv 4th,
The Yokohama Tea company would Mr Rowell aad wife have rented their went from this region.
$2.50; C. 8. lleadlv, same, *2,50; B.
fS. Harris, same, $2.50; D. Riley, $95 like U> engage a dozen bright and en- I farm just west of Dallas to Allun Hun
The two new five room cottages of
An ordinance granting a franchise ergetic Polk county boys slid girls to 1 tar.
W. C. Brown will he occupied next
canvass
tor
their
goods.
See
or
write
:
to the Oregon Telephone anil Tele­
A ramp of Modern Woodmen has j week, that m-xt to J M. Giant by Mr.
to them for particulars.
graph cwmpany was read first time.
been
organized et Falls City with W. j Farrington, and the one adjoining
An onlinace to prevent persons get­
B.
McKown,
M. G. Flyun. Wm. Ellis. Robert Gaynor by Deputy Sheriff
ting on and off trains without the
Every Saturday the Dallas stsge | E. J. Reynold*, L. Murphy, Wm. Lee, ' Ford.
consent of the company was passed.
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brings nicely laundried packages fai i
The marshal was instructed to have iamilirs all along the way, the work Jas. Hayes, Chas. Pugh, Chas. Illins- | In many a home all over tliia coun­
worth
and
Willard
Gilbert
as
officers.
ty may many elegant useful and orna­
the fire department keep their appa having been ikine at the lieat of all >
ratus in good condition and to see places, the steam laundry. They will
School Siiflerintendent It. F. Rob mental article« he oeen that were pur
that swiming waa not indulged in please you.
iusun, of Multnomah county, ha* sold chaaed of Jeweler Morris in Dallas.
near the city park.
.
hi* residence property south of tli* de­ Drop in antFsee his ntirqe.’uui pretty
pot iu Dallas to Charley Farley, who things.
The finest ice cream in the city is will move to town this fall to give his
W a a It a M ir a c le ?
Emerson Hsrris, of Oak Grove, is
“ T W marvelous rure of Mrs. Rena made by Ellis t Zinn, the popular , children better eduratloual advanta- spraying his hops, J. W. la-wis snd
J. Stout ef coiisumptinn has created slate street confectioners. Their pre­ ges.
Frsnk Fawk, of that vicinity, have
intense eartlcmrnt in Cannnack, Ind. mises have been greatly improved and
The Dallas wewlen mill has within e ,ch housed about twenty loin of hay
writes Marina Stural, a leading drug­ tlieir parlors are cool and inviting.
18 month* made 68 miles of cloth an I and Davie Allen is putting uy quite
gist of Mtincie, Ind. She only weigh­
blanket* cl an average width of live an amount.
M A R K E T R EP O R T.
ed 90 pounds when her doctor in York
feel. If made into a tent it would
Presiding Elder Shangle will hold
town said she most soon die. Then
[Corrected w.skljr by Falli Wosi. ]
cover forty acres and the warp and hi* fourth conference here, for this
sba began to use Dr. King's New Dis­
W heat, per bushel,40 eta.
filling would have made a string long snd the Dixie charge tomorrow and
covery and gained thirty-seven pounds
Bran, per ton $12.
enough to encircle the globe a dozen Sunday. The quarterly conference
in weight and was completely cured.”
Shorts, per ton, $14.
times.
will convene iin media tel}' after the 11
It has cured thousands of hopalesa
Oats, per bushel, 30 cts.
Notice elsewhere the new ad of the o ’cloek service tomorrow. Pastor Mc­
case*, and ia positively guaranteed ta
Flour, per 10 barrels,<2 66.
eure ail throat, client and lung disea-I Flour, |a r seek, T5c.
Monmouth normal school The past j Farland will preach Sunday morning
year has been quite successful and the; and the presiding elder in the even-
act. 50 cants aud $1. Trial holtlas,
Buckwheat flour, $2.50 per cwt.
prospects fur the next session are en- ing.
free, at M. D. Ellis’ drug store.
Gerinea, $1 50 per cwt.
oou.-agiug. Many teachers take the
Hav* your tire» set by machine.
Corn meal, $2 50 per cwt.
normal con roe for the sake of requir­ We have a new machine with which
S u n d a y S c h o o l R a lly .
ed
professional
training
and
a*
the
[C
o
m
e
t
o
d
weekly
by
Brown
A
8©n
we set wsgen and boggy tires the
At Oak Grove on Sunday, augn*ti
best mean* of preparation fur state «sine as all tire setting is done in all
5th. the schools of that and surrouni'-, Potatoes, per bushel, 45 cts.
paper*.
eragou and carriage fact'irlee. Wc set
ing districts will have a grand all day
Butter, per pound, 12|cts.
gathering. B'-ginc-ing st 10 o’clock j Lard, per pound, big 111 cla.
We give no rewards. An offer of tlie tire an the wheel with any dish
there will baesereises by pupils from j Bacon, sides, per jstund, t*u 10 i ts fliia kind is the meanest of deceptions. desired. All work guaranteed first
the district schools. Then a b a s k e t | H a m s, per pound, 12otl5 cts.
Te»t the curative powers of Ely,» class. We also set tires the uld way.
dinner will b e served and t lie slier- j Shoulders, per pound, 8(e 10 cts.
Cream Halm for the cqre of cutarrl|, by heating, when so desired. Tires
noon will he taken up in discussing I E gg s, per dozen, 1$ cts.
hav fever end cold in tli# head sqd set on sbo’ t tiolic*. Stop in and see
general Sunday seliisd intisreau. An
* * °» M Ban».
C h ickens, per d*»zen, $3<a$4
you are sure to oontinne the treatment | the machine
effort is to be made soon to add new
Drieu fruits, per prauid. It els.
Relief is immediate «ml a cure follow*
features to the Sunday school work in j Beets, per pom m , 1 cents
It it i* not drying, doe* not produce
this county and the plans may be out- j T u r n ip » , per pound, 1 cts.
sneezing. It soothes »-id heals the
lined at that gathering. Tiie oeca-1 Cabbage, par pound, 2$ cts.
membrane. Price W) oente at drug­
sion ia apt to draw to gether a large j O nions, per p o u n d ,! eta.
gists or by ro»it. E y Brother*. 56
f o r Infants and Children.
crowd and it ia hoped that general
Beans, per pound, 4 « 5 cent».
W »m-n street, New York.
iUCtl will result,
j Com meal, per pound, i j c U .
n
Hay, per ton, f6 « | 9
R A B T O R Z A .
B a k i nef P ow der
Absolutely Pune
Makes hot breakfast-breads wholesome— no yeast germs, no alum.
Makes cake, biscuit and pastry o f superior fineness, flavor and delicacy.
Makes food that will keep moist and sweet. Is most economical, because
it is the purest and greatest in leavening strength. In the easy, expedi­
tious preparation o f the finer cakes and pastries appropriate to the
season, Royal is indispensable.
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CASTOR IA
Tto KM Y Han Always Bright
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MWT« » R *
Come Ibis way for blank receipts or
notes, ail ber loose or in b mks.
Care must be taken to avoid baking powders made
from alum. Such powders are sola cheap, because
they cost but a few cents per pound. Not only
will they spoil the cake, but alum is a corro­
sive acid, which taken in food means injury to health.
«OVAL BAKING POWDEfl Cd., 166 WILLIAM 8T., NEW YORK.
Those who are to bring os wood on
Aunt Mary Walling ia dangerously
subscription will please deliver it as ill at Amity.
soon as possible. Sixteen inch oak
The news from Cape Nome becomes
stove wood preferred.
less favorable us the day* go by.
G. L. Hawkins, the Indopcndence
Lucien Eruzer is sick at the home
marble culler, is winning an enviable
repti atiou and gets most of the work of his son, Ue), in Independence.
in that line in this county.
Rev. H. A. Deck and wife have gone
Whoever wants to buy or sell any­ to visit his parents in Pennsylvania.
thing always reads the offering» under
Miss Etta Huhhard, who ia a nurse
our heading New To day. Advertis­ in the Salem hoapital, ia at home for
ing there brings quick results.
a months vacation.
The revival meetings at Amity con­
Rev. T. A. Yott will preach at Brid
tinue with a large attendance and gtqiort next Sunday morning and at
great interest. Prof, and Mrs. Webb Falla City in the afternoon.
will give a sacred concert this even­
If you want to buy goat* or your
ing.
buy haled you will find tometliiog of
The harnessinakor at Perrvdale lias interest under our heading of New
spent his life at that work and Ims uo Today.
superior.
Examine his slock and
Presiding Elder Poling preachotl to
work before you buy anything in that
80 asaembled neighbors at the home
Hue.
of Lou Ritner in Kings Valley Tues­
0 . A. B. Grosser, who lived in sucli day evening.
grand style near Willamina, is now at
As many from this valley hare gone
Boston. He likes our climate, hut east of the mountains to work dnri»g
the |>eople did not put on style enougli harvest there is likely to be a shor­
for him.
tage of help on this side.
At tlie closing exercises of Mt. An­
A few years ago many homes in this
gel college Floyd Daly received the region were without woodsheds, but
degree of bachelor of arts. He will now almost every family lias a dry
go eust to study law at Georgetown storage place for their winter fuel.
u diversity.
A Mr. Smith, who had lived witli
Mrs. M. E. Smith, the Mill street George Cutler for several years, died
millinery, will have a reduction tale there Tuesday, aged 70 years. The
throughout the summer te tnske funeral was preached at the Advent
renin for a big stock of new goods in church by Elder Cole, of Portland.
September.
Lieutenant E. J. Bryan, of the mer­
Superintendent J. D. Lee reports cantile firm of Bryan & Son ill Dallas,
only 297 convicts now in the peniten­ was married in Portland to Miss Maud
tiary, the usual number being consid­ Monk. They are now making a tour
erably above that. There are over of British Columbia and will soon
1.000 patients iu the insane asylum.
come to the new home which is being
furnished for them.
"W e havesold msny different cough
J. M. Powell, who had been profess­
remedies, but none has given better
satisfaction than Chamberlain’s,” says or of mathematics in the normal
Chailes Holzhauer. druggists, Newark, school for many years, died in Mon­
N. J. “ It is peraectly safe and can he mouth Wednesday and was buried by
relied upon in all cases of coughs, the Odd Fellows yesterday. E. Ilay-
cold» or hoarseness. Sold by A. K •er. Judge Sibley, II. B. Cosper and
M. F. Ellis going from Dallas.
W ilson.
The families uf Mrs. Nat. Holman
and her soninlnw, W. H. Logan, have
gone coasting.
W. R. Craven is hack from Cape
Nome and says that John Frakes is in
the pest house there with smallpox.
The families of Alonzo Brown, F.
A. Stiles and Ed. Shaw will tomorrow
move up to their summer camp above
the Mullock mill.
Mrs. H. P. Shriver went to Centru-
lia, Washington, last week to care for
her mother, Mrs. E. Mills, who died
there Wednesday, aged 81 years.
The W. C. T. V. will meet in the M.
E. church, South, at 2:30 next Wed­
nesday and all members are requested
to be present. The L. T. L. are asked
to meet the president there that day
st 2 o'clock. Let the children come,
ns there is some work for them to do.
Uncle Henry Myer came to town
on business last Saturday and while
in Brown’s store fell to the floor insen­
sible. He waa taken to the Cottage
hn'e) and medical aid procured but lie
did not revive and passed away in a
few hour». A large crowd attended
his burial at Halt Creek Sunday, We
are promised a more extended notice.
In rearringing the old legal papers
preparatory to placing them in the
new clerk’s office vault. E. Hayter
finds some
historic
documents.
Among them are the grand jurors for
1846 and 1848. J. C. Lyle was then
clerk and court was held at a school
house near the home of C. D Kmbree.
The grand jury men for 1846 were:
Bothuel Dove, Chaz. Applegate, Wm.
Liggett, C. D. Etnbree, Stephen Staals
Alexander Bleven», Richard McMa­
hon, Wm. Prather, Ben Nichols, John
Nichols, David Lewis and J. C. Av-
s*y. In 1848 Solomon Shelton, Fred
VVsymire, Joseph Gage, David Goff,
J. R. Lewis, Solomon Tetherow Lind-
ery Applegate, Jas. Waters and Paul
Anthony served in that capacity.
NEW TO-DAY.
There will tie a covenant mre ing
at the Baptist church at 3 o’clock to­
morrow and all members are expect­
ed Pi attend. The pastor will prsarli
Sunday morning en Baptists aud Re­
ligion» Liberty. In the evening Mias
Ida Skinner, a missionary from India,
will speak about the famine in lliat
country and will exhibit s|«cimens of
art gathered in that country. An of
feriug will lie taken for the relief of
the famine st fferers.
H o w t o P o li s h m T a b l e .
Wash the table with turpentine so
as to eradicate any stains of grease
that may be on It and clean this off
with linen rags. Dip a soft cloth In
cold drawn linseed oil and apply It to
every part of the surface. I.ct the oil
remain on for about 12 hours; then
rub It well with a woolen cloth. As
soon as It app«-ars perfectly dry apply
linen cloths to remove any moisture
that may remain behind. In three or
four days repeat the application of the
oil as before. and when tills op*-ratlon
lias I k - i - ii performed tlm-e or four times
sponge the top nil over with lukewarm
water. Wipe It qulekly and dry with
a soft cloth. The luster may uot come
out as quickly as expected, but by
perseverance a brilliant and lasting
polish will be obtained which will bid
defiance to stains from hot dlabca.
fruits or bolliug water. This polish Is
not suitable for rosewood, as It would
render It too dark.
Mrs. Chase with her clas* of fifteen
boys »ml Miss Kowcliffe with her
eleven Presbyterian girls hail a hig
time* Wednesday at the home of the
latter. Mi«« Helen drove in with a
wagon anil packed the youngsters in­
to it like an many sardines. They had
»wings and all sort* of game» and the
creek being nigh they repeatedly wad­
ed in it to their hearts content. A
fine lunch was spread at 6 o’cleck,
and even at sundown they were not
ready to come home.
The Corvallis Times says that No j
Ian Smith, of Dalla», a graduate of
the agricultural college, last week |
completed a very successful term ol
»chnol at. Tumtum. » joint di-trict )y j
ing in Bcpton and Lincoln counties
will) the school building in Lincoln.
It is a rare thing for a teacher to do |
business in two counties at once and J
meet with success, but Mr. Smith ha. !
ci rtsinly given universal satisfaction
which is saying a great deal for the
maiden effort ol a young school teach­
er.
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T u r n e r YEAH OLD HIM.IK FOR SALK FOR SS
or «xchanife f o r » intimi«, JOHN W ILLAM 8,
n » HHORTHORN BULL W ITH ONE HORN
brokwii off clone to the haul ha* «tm yed from
the premiMM of J. H. Maoontbar at Dull»*. H offer»
» lit title reward for it« recovery.
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LiV* ANSEN k H ILL HAVE A KlltffT Ct«AS8
k l chine ami are randy to bale hey at
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Leave «riera hi Dallas poatofttce.
MA
ton .
CLOVER HAY FOR HALE AT W.W A TON
H ALBO
in the Held by B F. Hmith, at Lewiavllle
70 (lOATH AND 40 EWES.
U rANTKI»
add rem A. Burkhaiter, Dalla«.
HEE OK
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to loan on improved parm p r o -
ptrty at omini rat * by Oeear Hay ter, Dalla«,
M oney
o n e y t o l oan
M ttcunty.
rick por
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e per c e n t on f a k m
J L. COLLI NR, DaJI««
h a l e - h a r d or
r o p t , in
ant
•piantltv wanted, and cheap «n ottf h at M»a WWR
v a ri near Dalla*.
HHRW.
i ir r . h a v e m o n e y TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
SIBLEY* KAKINf.
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farm property.
Notice to Delinquent
Taxpayers»
¿OTIC« «* HEREBY OWEN TO DEM N ^'EN T
¡ . S uvi1» ra that 0*1 the “’Dth day tA July. A. I*
( l «I!» pr>M'««d to levy «n ami M il for ta ira *H | *oy
I «rty which ramahw unpaid tm the tWliiiH«t«o» t » *
roll fgfM M > **r IBM.
latnl jt Dalla«. Polli Comnty, OngnB. thi* Rfh
day of June, IWU.
J * VAN ORHUEL.
Sheriff gf Polh (Vi«»ty
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