A M a th er T e ll* H ow S h e Saved
H er L ittle D a u g h ter'* L ife .
l a m the mother ofeign t children
and have had a ureal deal ol ezpet-
ience with medicine», l.a»t »uininer
my little dauRhier had the dy»entery
in its worst form. W e thought »he
would die. I tried everything I could
think of, but nothing i-ceun-d to do l.er
any good. I *.\w by an advertisement
in our paper that Chamberlain’» Colic
Cholera and Diarrheoa Kemedy waa
highly rt commended and m - i H and got
a tott'le at once. I t proved to be one
of the very beat medicine» we ever
had in the house. It saved my little
daughter'» life. I am Mtixioua for ev.
ery mother to know what an eioell-
e it' medicine it i». Had I known it
at first it would have *aved me a great
deal of anxiety and my little daughter
much suffering.— Your» truly, Mite.
U e o . F. BunniiiK, Liberty, K. I.
For
tale by A. K. Wilson.
STATE C A P IT A L AOS.
Great rrductione have been made in
the price of -ummer g«oda at the New
York Racket et«re. Fine blue aerge
coat and vest for ♦3.75, tine gray mo
hair coat and vent for $1.7,5 men»’
cra»h suit» $3, ladies tan shoe» $1 65,
mens’ tan shoe» $1.90.
I t is generally understood on both
side of the river that Henry Brown
turn» out the nicest livery teams that
leave the city and he dont charge a
cent extra for the style.
— 0*—
Those who eat at Hellenbrand’» al-
waya get something pulaluble to the
stomach.
The best veterinary surgeon in the
two counties joined by the steel
bridge is l)r. Keeler, who may nearly
always be found in the feed yard at
the east end of the bridge.
The finest ice cream parlor in the
city is kept by KUi* A Zion, on State
street near the court house, and that
is the place to gel all manner of cool
ing drinks.
I f you are very particular about
your washing and ethers have failed
to give you Batisiaction send your
soiled clothes to the steam laundry to
be treated just right.
Reading public save money by
knowing where to go for bargains.
This is to inform the buying public
that Johnson A Co., the clothiers, are
giving 25 percent discount on all mens
summer wear and children’s clothing,
straw hats at half price aud crash hats
at one third off. Your niouy buck fur
things that do not suit.
M c B e e T h r e s h in g O utfit.
It is a new concern and does first
class work. They have bven thresh
ing all around Bridgeport and expect
to finish by the middle of next week.
The charge for threshing is 6 and 7
cents, without reference to whether
they make or lose. Some crops do nwl
pay them expensca and in at Iter cases
they make a good profit. Their b e B t
days run was 1,452 bushels. The ou t
put has ranged from 8 to 14 bushels to
the acre. The machine belongs to
McBee A Hughes. The cooks are
Mrs. Oscar Taylor and Mr». Daisy
Hughes, 1’earl McBee being their
roustabout. The wagoners are VValter
and Rov Bird, Lot Kllis, Jas. Yoakum
Allie Kimball, Mr. Bell, their pitchers
being Ben Tompson, Charlie Tice and
Mr. Courier. Wilson Ayers and T ill
Bell attend to the saeks, while Charlie
Bird and his partner haul away the
straw. The engineer is Morris Hugh
es and the water is hauled by Leant]
er Belieu. The feeding is done by
John and I. G. McBeb and G. W. Mc
Bee is boss of the whole concern.
It H elp ed W in B a ttlee.
Twenty-nine officers and men wrote
from the front to sav that for scratch
es, bruises, cuts, wounds, sore feet and
stiff joints. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is
the best in I lie world. Same for skin
eruptions, barns and piles. 25 cents
a box. Cure Guaranteed. Sold by
M. D. Ellis druggists.
C O UNTY COURT.
PRO BATE.
Sibley, J.
I). W . Sear* was appointed admin
istrator of the estate of F. W. Plum-
heck, deceased, under $1,000 bond, the
property to be apprai.-cd by R. R.
Turner, W. M. Webb and George N
Townsend.
The guardian of Van Dornsife was
authorized to sell certain real proper
ty-
J. D. Smitii was made guardian ol
the person ami estAte of Johaunes
Emmons, an incompetent person.
P re v e n te d A T ra g e d y .
Tim ely information given Mrs,
George Iaing. of New Straitsville.Ohio.
saved two lives
A frightful cough
had long kept her awake every night.
She hail tried many remedies and dec-
tore but steadilv grew worse until urg
ed to try Dr. K ing’s New Discevery.
On# hottle wholly cured her; and she
write», this mervelous medicine also
cured Mr. Long of a severe attack of
pneutnnuia. Such cures are jawitive
proof of its power to cure all throat,
chest and lung troubles. Only 50
cents and $1. Guaranteed. Trial bot
tle bottle free at M. D. Ellis’ drug
store.
R eau lt Of E xam in ation .
Successful applicant* for teachers’
certificates: First grade— W . I . Rey
nold«, Mr». Effie Card, Mis» Ethel I,.
Force, C. r* M Ma*»ey. Second gr. da
— Mies Georgia B. Mver, Mi*s Roma E
Smith Mis* Fannie M. Guttry. J. O.
Leonard, J. H. Gilman, Jame* Shives
Third grad.— M i«» Ethel E. Hall, M i»»
Joyce A r»n t, Mir* Lillie M. Baxter,
Miss Estell* Robbin*.
Notwithstanding the many eddi
tional creameries in Oregon this year
good butter is now worth 25 cent* a
pound in Portland. Both the dairy
anil the poultry business will in a few
year* be double what tliey now are in
Oregon. That they can even then be
made to pay well there is no doubt.
Frank Woods is mining up iu Brit-
B ig B a rg a in s A t M cCoy.
I ish Columbia.
Beginning August 15th J. C. Fletch- j
er. of McCoy, will as soon as possible
A young man wanted to learn the
close out his entire slock of general W H AT WE HAVE LEARNED DURING
printer’s trade. Apply here
THE W EEK FR O M A L L AVAIL-
merchandise regardless of c a l , as fsil- .
iug health demands that he should
W m . England, a former Salem bank
make a change. Now and there is a A b le S o u rce s D ish ed up fo r Our er, was taken to the insane asylum.
N
u
m
e
ro
u
s
F
a
m
ily
o
f
R
e
a
d
ers
g o o d iime to lay in your fall and win
A. Shultz is eroding another awn
In A b rev la ted P a r a g r a p h s .
ter’s supplies. This is a genuine clos
ing iu front of Wiseman’s hardware,
ing out sale and no half way r asoua-
hie offer will lie rejecter!. Go prompt
Baled bay and mill feed at Osfield’s store.
ly and see if he lies not some things
J. J. W illiam s is rearranging and
A immense amount of freight come*
you need. H e (till sell lhem lo you
, improving his cold storage and fruit
to
Italia*
aud
no
little
goes
away.
cheaper than you oau get the same
house.
goods anywhere else.
Miss Una Haunuin, of Pt-edce, i*
A. L. Frazer, who has had charge of
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•oon expected home from Wisconsin.
Mr. Wiseman’s tlnsliop will move
COUNTY S E AT PR O C R E SS.
The Cooper bank at Independence back to Salem.
The Malem stige driver will prompt will go into liquidation the first of Oc
Henry Harris, formerly of Har
ly procure aud bring whatever you tober.
mony, but now of Kalatna, was in
want from there.
W . G. Vassall is having hi* home town this week.
•a»
repainted, thereby greatly improving
Asa B. Taylor, of Independence, and
Better confectionery goods than are ts ap|>e.trance.
Miss Ada Dalton, of Monmouth, were
curried by W alter William s you can
The M. B. Hendrick peach orchard married this week.
not get anywhere. Try his fruits,
at Wheatland will yield about 3,000
melons and candies.
M. M. Ellis, H . L. Fenton and Alon
boxes of fine ones.
zo Brown have appraised the property
Browns store will be headquarters
Uncle John McQnenty and wife are of Uncle Joe Emmons at $7,250.
for everything most desiruble in new
full goods. W ait and examine their trying the medical qualities of the La-
Photograph social tomorrow even
new styles of dress goads and clothing fnyetle mineral spring*.
ing at the home of E. Biddle and wife
of all kinds. Go there for hop bask
J. I. Montgomery, of Fall* City, has Go everybody aud have a good time.
ets or hep yard camp supplies.
U m glil the Byerley »awmill ou Peedee
Deputy C ou n tyC lerk Walter Ni-
and will change its location.
ehota has been mRfcgr the weather for
The Gaynor shoe emporium will
C. II. Chapman, former president of a week, liis place being filled by H. B.
have so complete a line ef everything
our state university, is now in charge Cosper.
to wear en the feet that no one need
of an Indiana normal school.
N. Tarter wai in town Wednesday
to go away unsuited. Fall aud win
ter goods arriving.
E. C. Kirkpatrick and wife and Mrs from Corvallis where his family are
J. C. Gaynor are attending Woodmen located and wlgre he will soon begin
teaching.
Blat krraith Lynch has no superior head camp in Salt Lake city.
J. W . Myer, of Smithfiold, reports
in his line. Try him.
,
Oliver Smith, of Lnckiamute. it
home from Cape Nome, somewhat reports liis Imps free from liee and
a*.
says the yield will be about the same
Not a hotter livery stable exists in poorer but considerably wiser.
aa last year.
the valley than that conducted by J.
All who kill Chinese pheasants be
F . Morrison. He always pleases each fore the first of October are lialde to
John Hubkard and John M cKinley
and every one of his customers. Easy eonie in disagreeable contact with the have gone to Eastern Oregon to build
There are many imitation baking powders sold
at a low price. They are made from alum,
riding horses.
a fruit dryer near Arlington, 50 mile.-
law.
a corrosive acid which is poisonous in food.
east of Tile Dallas.
.**
For sale or trade, cheap, a horse,
Much of the most artistic sign work
G. L. Hawkins, the Independence
buggy and harness, because I have no
around town was done by Fainter
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 100 W ILLIAM ST., NEW YORK.
barn room. Apply to W . I. R ey marble cutter, ia winning an enviable
Lane. Talent in that direction and
repu ation and gets most of the work
nolds.
long experience enable him to excel
in that line in this county,
most others.
Clsrence Shultz has sold out his
After
finishing
threshing
the
Peter Friescn, of Malt Creek, has
Mrs. J. W . Buster and eon, of Sher
Spectacles and glasses at P fen n ig ’s.
l.arlier business to Claud Plank and
***
will go lo The Dalles to engage i t the O’Brien crop Wednesday G. C. Smith rented, for three years, the farm of U. idan, are back from a visit to Texas.
Link Shreve, engineer at the state
housed his machine, not caring lo 11. Hyde, south of Ballxtou.
As a gunsmith Mr. Risser on M ill
-ante line.
The big Broad meads farm yielded reform school, is here visiting his par
work longer at little or no profit.
street has few equals and no super
W illam ette valley peaches are rath less than four IntsbeU «1 wheat to the ents.
H. Hirtchberg’s threshing outfit
tors. K ey fitting and machine mend
The almost new threshing outfit of er plentiful and are being sold at from acre.
ing. He carriea cutlery, umbrellas had a narrow escape from destruction
The allied armies are supposed to be
by fire, north of Independence, the Shepard, Card, Frink A Vassall has 40 to 60 cents a box.
aud Ashing tackle.
I. L. Burson and wife have moved now at the gates of the capital of the
been separating the crops southwest
other day.
from
McCoy
hack
to
their
Dallas
John Cosper has gone to Boise,
Chinese empire.
»* »
of Dallas, the crops being only fairly
Idaho, to accept a better mercantile home.
It is doubtful whether you can find
For a short time Photographer T. J. good.
John Groves and Isaac Yoakum
position than he had at Waitsburg.
in the county a belter iron worker Cherrington, of Dallas, will make a
Mrs. Louise Alexander has become have 150 aerea of hops, about onethird
Rev. G. C. Harmon and wife have
large crayon portrait, free, with every returned from a month’s visit with her
than J. E. Smith,
Mark Blodgett was painfully injur the wife of E. O. Oerfin at Indepen of them at Dallas, a yard at Bridge
dozen photographs.
port aud another on the Big Luckia
people at Walla Wslla and lie will ed while threshing at the Rowcliff# dence.
Faull’s tinner, Henry Nies, does the
Pimples on the face are not only an preach as usual next Sunday morn place.
W . C. Brown and party are hntne mute. They do not expect any diffi
culty in getting all the pickers wanted
moat of the hop house work in this noying, but they indicate bad blood. ing and evening.
A Polk county hop grower has been from their outing in the Cascade because on account of such a short
region and always does it well. You Hood’» Sarsaparilla cures them by
When you get ready to go to Ocean at Oregon City hiring pickers, because mountains.
grain crops u greater number of far
can get hop baskets there, also many purifying the blood.
Park, Woods or Tillamook City be he seemed not able to get enough
John Grant, and Milo Weaver sawed mers than ever before will engage in
things needed in camping at the hop
sure
to
take
the
Big
Nestucca
route,
home
help.
i>*to their thumbs while working at picking. The hop grower’s associa
Gramdma Smith, mother of Mrs.
yards. Carpenters’ tools and all man
it being the shortest and best. Go by
Coad’s planing mill.
tion and Horst Bros., who have about
ner of hardware for housebuilding Ira Townsend, died at Perrydale Tues the way of Dolph.
Campers from abroad are already
400 acres, having decidod to pay 35
He will sell you as good a stove on day and was buried in tnc Brown
beginning t o im r ie ul the flop fields
Hort.
Eakiu,
Gon.
Grant
and
Fred.
A doxen hands are employed at the fn this county, they proposing to ltavo Toner have been spending a week at cents a box for picking, they antici
better terms lliau you can get from cemetery near Dallas.
pate that it will be the ruling price. ,
any peddler.
The salary of the courthouse janitor Dallas planing mill making 4,000 a little outdoor re.t before picking be their cabin homes iu ihe mountains
west of us.
Milo IVtaxis, has been fixed at $40 and fruit, trays. Mr. Coad has received an gins.
Old T im e S tore B ill.
the bitching post» around the court order for 1,006 more, hut will not have
The harnesstnaker at Perrydale has
time to make them.
In Portland this week 3,000 tons of
W. C. Brown began merchandising house square are to be taken down.
«pent his life at that work and has no hav and 3,000 ton» of oats were Over-Work Weakens
at Dallas in 1853 and four years later
A. M. Mauritgeu - from Ore'ewn, superior.
Examine his slock and
Extra strong and light hop baskets
Your Kidneys.
was in partnership with Lucien Heath
will soon establish a fish and poultry work before you buy anything in that (•»tight to feed army horsrs in the
f’ hillippines.
who was afterward secretary of state. of different sizes are being made by J. ntHrkel here. His wife was taken to
line.
Unhealthy
Kidneys
Make Im p u re Blood.
T.
Elkins
at
the
home
of
W
.
1).
El
In 1857 their store was on the east
the Salem hospital about a month
A. J. Byers, north of Indepctiduncr.
side of Main street, south of the Jas. kins near the tannery. See them and ago and died there last Saturday.
There nte claimed to he 1,000 acres I last week lost thirty tons of hay anil
A ll the blood In your body passes through
Howe property. W e have before us you wilt want oue.
hops within five miles of Indepcu-
I. A. Allen has said to John Simon ence, and that the expenses in gather thirty cords ef wood by a brush the your kidneys once every three minutes.
two store bills, one of them showing
The kidneys ore your,
tliul got beyend control.
J. M. Wise, of Ptrrydale. has a fine the Tatom place of 227 seres near the
the sale to Samuel E. May of some
blood purifiers, they fil
lot of English rye grass seed which will Byerley bridge for $7,750 and G F. ing r i m ) curing the crop will amouiit
lawn at 40 cents, the pri sent price be
ter out the waste or
Less titan hnlf a dozen schools in
be ready for delivery alamt the first of Seeley, of Perrydale. has bought at to $50,000.
impurities In the blood.
ing about 6 cents, act! for $3 a table
! the ceunty are without teacners. Mev
October. H e also has a line lot ol bal | $2,000 the 100 acre Stevens farm at
Letters
received
by
Ihe
state
board
If they are sick or out
spread that could now be bought for
lersl
good
eastern
teachers
have
re-
ed clover hay lor »ale now.
o f order, they fail to do
; Oak Grove.
of horticulture from various foreign I cently cqme into the county seeking
$1
A t that time, 1857, Thus. J. Love
their work.
countries indicate that the worlds I positions.
lady kept hotel where W ilson’s drug
Andrew (Inlman and Miss Olga
The Eola correspondence this week
Pains, aches and rheu
store now stands. They sold him a McTinintond* were married Wedne» was sent on a postal card. See how fruit crop is short which means better
matism com e from ex
The
Dallas
steam
saw is manufac
prices
for
Oregon
products.
hill of tableware, some of the items be ,iav evening by Rev. A. I. Ooodfriend- much there is of it and all of them
cess of uric acid in the
turing stove w o o f for winter. Before
ing three pair of brass candlesticks si I'he grand parent« of each came to items of interest
blood, due to neglected
News item« on pos
Some of the larger threshing outfit» fore the fall ruins begin most families
kidney
trouble.
9 »hillings, four sets of knives and this county more than half a century tal cards will he thankfully received in this county ran for a few days and
will
have
their
wood
cut
and
stored
Kidney
trouble
causes
quick or unsteady
forks $8. pitcher $1 60. four set» ot ago.
frem all sources,
then closed down until the spring sway in dry place».
heart boats, and makes one feel as though
plates $4.50, washpnn 45 cents, two
grain
is
shocked,
it
not
paying
them
they had heart trouble, because the heart it
Swenson A H ill have haled about
dozen tumblers $4, and three bottles I Putnam Fadeless dye, cardinal, is a
Jeweler Morris has many pretty over-working In pumping thick, kidney-
to go over the same ground twice.
of niUHlard 84 cents. Everything then , very fast beautiful ted, with which it 200 tons of hay at $2 a ion. The larg
things to adorn and please the ladies. poisoned blood through vein« and arteries.
is almost impossible to s|>ot your goods e«t amounts were 20 tons for Mr. T a
came from Portland hv ox team.
In Kansas City last week Harry You will be tuprised at the amount
It used to be considered that only urinary
as the co.or goes on the goods very tom and 12 for Joshua McDsnici at Cowles Dale was married to Miss and variety of such tilings lie carries. troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
evenly.
10
cents
per
package.
Mold
Dixie,
15
for
Sam.
Ray
and
27
for
M.
but now modern science proves that nearly
A g e n ts W a n te d .
MsudeC. Beach. Most of his life was Drop in, see his beauties.
all constitutional diseases have their begin
M. Ellis at Dallas.
«pent in this midst and her picture
No capital necessary to sell our teas, by A. K . Wilson.
ning In kidney trouble.
Mrs.
Hlmffcr,
the
milliner,
is
spend
allows
her
to
he
a
handsome
young
la
coffees ami spices. In every city and
Mrs. Nancv Goff, who crossed the
The soothing aud healing properties
I f y o u are sick you can make no mistake
town in Hie states of Oregon and plains in 1847 and was lor many years of Chamberlain’ll Cough Remedy, its dy with every mark of intelligence ing a week or ten days in Portland, by first doctoring your kidneys. Th e mild
learning all she can about tile fall
Washington, outside of Portland. La a resident of this county was buried at pleasant taste and prompt ami penna aud refinement.
and
the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilm er’s
stylo*. Mhe will select and bring to
dies or young men who have two or Rickrenll last week. She was a sister nent cures, have made it a great fa
S w a m p - R o o t , the great kidney remedy la
Dallas
an
unusually
attractive
stock.
Thanks to Miss Anna Boydston for
three hours a day to spare will find of Mrs Henry H ill, of Independence, vorite with the people everywhere.
soon realized. It stands the highest for Its
a box of delieious strawberries and a
-elling our teas, coffees and spire» and Mrs. Mary Kibhy, of Benton For sale by A. K. Wilson.
Many observant farmers around Mc wonderful cures of the most distressing c
pleasant work and they can make big
frame of rich flavored honey taken Minnville hare concluded that the and Is sold on Its merits
coun’ y.
money for themselves. W rite for full
Win. Johnson, Arthur Stsrr, Claud from a hive that produced 62 pounds wheat shortage is atlributulilo to the by all druggists In flfty-
pa. tirulars and catalogue free.
The Buttrick and Stewnrt machines Richardson, W alker Strauss »nd Stan of it this season at the home of James ravages of the Hessian fly an I a small cent and one-dollar six-1
will soon have threshed all the grain ley Clark are running the city wood Boydston on the Malt creek road. Why red worm that sapped the vitality of es. You m ay have a
G r e a t E a s t e r n T ea C o m p a n y ,
sample bottle by mall ITome
_________________
of Rwamp-Root.
326 Washington street, Portland, Or. around Bethel and McCoy, the aver sew and manufacturing from 25 to 30 do not lots of folks bring us such sam the stalks.
free, also pamphlet telling you how to find
Largest distributor» of teas, coffees age yields of wheat being from 10 to cords of stove wood a day. The price ples to show what our country can do
out If you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Many bridges through the county Mention this paper when writing Dr. KUmer
and «pices on the Pacific coast. One 12 bushels. The crop of C. L. Haw for sawing is 40 cents for o iic o or 50 and is doing.
having gotten into a had shape, the & Co., Binghamton, N . Y .
hundred stores in successful opera ley was extra good for this year, turn cents a cord for twite cutting.
The prune and hop crops around county court is having numerous ex-
ing out an average of 17 bushels.
tion.
There seems no lim it lo the demand Dallas promise to be as good as or bet aminationg and repairs made. No
Nearly all machines have had today
for
goats
and
sheep.
Those
having
ter than ever before and if the weath man in the county knows more nbont
by for a few days wailing for spring
S c h o o l B anda V oted .
either to sell er to lease should adver er is fair the owners »re prepared te bridges than Commissioner Teal.
N E W TO -D AY.
When the matter of additional pub grain.
tise the fact in this paper to which so liandle them in good shape. A large
lie school facilities for D ilia» liecame
The Wallace fruit farm up the river
many look for information. It will |Niptila'ion will drift in to help to gatli
I.
M.
Palmer
had
thirty
sheep
to
a necessity ’ here were various opin
p iy to adveitiae any and all yotti er and cure the crops. Fair wages from Lincoln will furnish about 76 O M A IrL BUNCH OK NO. 1 HTOCK IH K E P FOR
ion« a» to what bad best be done lease and a 10 cent notice in this pa wants in the I tk m izk r .
tons of Bartlett [rears to the Mulem k j «al*. J. II. Havery, Halt cre«k.
may lie earned but nobody will make
|ter
gave
a
speedy
desired
r
s
Ot.
L.
som t were in favor of doing things on
cannery. The trees are now being
a
fortune
at
it.
I.
Burse!!
lost
a
$40
cow
and
a
15
cent
W
ill
correspondents
please
report
a Cheap John scale, but ilie majority
budded and in a few years tlic Hart-
W H E A T , OATS, SECOND H A N D T E N T A N D
wanted something better. I t waa e.i-1 notice in the I te m i '/ kk found her in « all changes of property and sales of
J. W . Crider and family will leave lets will Ire superseded hy later and IT Burue chopper for sale by J. W. Crider and mutt
law
days
where
he
would
never
have
slock,
giving
price.
They
should
al
be ills] »weed of before the A n t of September.
endt to those most familiar with sueii |
hardier varieties.
early
in
Heptember
for
Denver,
where
things that the right kind of improve- * 1 thought of h o k in g fo r her. Every so tell who are geing to move soon,
they will spend the winter, believing
Never before wtrre there »o few for
iieuts would coat from $6,000 to $9,-1 body reads this paper and most of : giving names of place moved from and
rlie change of climate will lie conduc est fire» in August. One big reason is L1TOCK HOOH POR S A LE BY ROBERT HOW E, OF
Dalla«.
000. But at a citizens meeting the them use it when they want to buy, to. Such items are far more newsy
ive to health. While there Mr. Crider that the government has in Oregon
I than the fact that Mr. Jones has gone
prepondernce of sentiment waa for »ell or find anything.
will liandle a large amount of W illam alrout sixty forest and game wardens
! to town or Mrs. Binitli visited a neigh-
$5,000, for school purposes and that !
HOROUGHBRED DURHAM B U L L T O S E LL OR
ette valley fruit. He is known as a who make it their special biisines to
In til stages of nasal catarrh there bui.
T trade for other rtock. He« H. L Fenton.
amount of bonds were voted and sold
thorough and reliable business man see th it the laws concerning gams
should
l»e
cleanliness.
Aa
experience
to bear five per cent interest, the Mc
Scarcely a day |>asses that eastern and.all our growers can safely trust and limber are complied with.
Minnville hank paying a premium cl proves, E ly’s Cream Balm is a cleans
OP PICKERM W A N T E D IN MY Si ACRE Y A R D
j people do not arrive enroule to take him with the disposal of their fruit.
at iJallaa. Ideare n in i«« at W illiam’« confection
$205 for them. Desired plans were er, toother and healer of the diseased
The hop outlook is in all respects ery »tore or addreee C. A. Dunn, Dalla«.
up government land in the Rock Creek
membrahe.
I
t
is
not
drying
nor
irri
dtawti and bids submitted, none of
excellent.
The
vines
are
in
fine
con
country. In years to come that land
M A R K E T R E PO R T.
them coming within the »m ount vot tating. and does not produce sneezing
dition and nearly all Ihe lice not kill
will lie very valuable and a prosperous
^ T H IR T Y SEVEN
F IN E OO A T », ABOUT H A L F
ed. Tne directors finding that it j Price 50 cents at ilruggistsor it will lie
(Correct«*! weekly by flelift N oel.)
ed try spraying have been destroyed by 1 riarmi««, for «aie by J a«. Olmated at Maltatori.
settlement will have grown up in that
mailed
by
Ely
Brothers,
56
Warren
would require $2,500 more Pi properly |
Wheat,
per
bushel,40
ct«.
hot
weather.
The
price
for
picking
1 legion. But most of llvise who expect
construct and equip a good school ; street, New York. Upon being placed
Bran, per ton $12.
will not he tinder 35 nor over 40 cents
I to make immediate living profits out
TKAM OF HORN EH FOR HALE BY MRS. C.
house of stifficent size, hsd a special into the nostril» it spreads over tin*
Shorts, per ton, $14.
Early varieties will tie ready for the
Donaldson, of Dallas.
of it will lie disappointed.
membrane
an.l
relief
i»
immediate.
It
•h ctiou last Monday and the amount
Oats,
per
bushel,
30
ct».
[tickers
next
week
and
all
others
will
is
an
agreeable
cure.
asked for was voted. There were cast
O. A. Wclverton, of Snvcr, reports
begin gathering early in Heptember.
Flour, per 10 barrels, 12 65.
LACKBERRIES FOR S A L * A T T H E P A TC H
64 votes, 39 of them being for and 25
to the weather bureau as follow s:
The market pries is sure to be lietter
Flour, per sack, 75c.
of J. L. Brown on Upper Halt creek. Take
State of Ohio, city of(
»gainst the bond*. The judges of the
your «Macie.
Threshing
of
fall
wh$at
ia
well
tinder
llr
to
last
year.
Buckwheat
Hour,
$2.50
per
cwt.
Toledo, Lncaa county,{ * ‘
election were J. C. Adams, J. M.
Germea, $1 50 per cwt.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that way and is yielding from seven to 11
Csmpbell a.id John RUle, with Henry
iAHMKKM CAN OET G R A IN SACKN A T T H E
Corn meal, $2 oO per cwt.
lie ia senior partner of tlic firm of F. bushels an acre. Spring wheat is
Campbell and Robert Gaynor as clerks
Dallas flouring Mill. Mr. N o«l will pay the
J. Cheney A Co., doing burines* in the rusted and wi'l he a short crop. The
log
heat price for flirt claw a heat an J will take grain
And now we will have a public school
(Corractwl * « » H y by Brown A Sou
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on etoiage,
city of Toledo, county and state afor- we ither has liern favorable far the
building of which nobody need be
Potatoes, per bushel, 35 eta.
•sid, and that said firm will pay the tilling of spring oala, which nre, how
»shamed.
Butter, per pound, 20 cU.
■urn of $100 for each and every ca*e of ever, rusted and in some places badly
ale d h a y or s tr a w t a k e n on h torage
Lard, per pound, ShalOct*.
at reasonable price«. Apply at the aheriff’a of-
catarrh that cannat be cured by the damaged.
A t a hop growers picnic last Satur use of H a ll’» Catarrh Cnre.
ScC.
Bacon,sides, per pound, 9 » 10 i ts
During
the
civil
war,
as
well
as
in
day in Buttevillw it was decided to pay
Hams, per pound, 1 20 * 15 cl*.
F r a n k J. C h k n f y .
our late war with Spain,diarrheoa was
thin Mood, weak lung» and
35 cents a box for picking.
A LE D CLOVER H A Y FORMALE A T M. 50 A TON
Shoulders, per pound, 8$|10 ct*.
Sworn to before me and »-jbecrihed in one o f the most treablenome disease»
• in he S eti by R F Smith, at Lew levill«
E g g s , per dozen, 15 ct».
palettes*. You have them in
I f there be any other town in Ore my presence, this 6th day of Decem the army had to contend with. In
Chickens, per dozen, $3(*$4
hot weather as well as In cold.
gon tbat lias this summer mads great ber, A. D. 1886. A. W . O l b a m w ,
many instances it became chronic an 1
o ne y to lo an # n ' m pro yed farm pr * .
Drieo fruits, per pound, 12 cU.
Notary Public.
SCOTT’ S EMULSION cures'
er advancement in school facilities we [ s e a l ]
the old soldiers still suffer from it.
pt rt) lit ttMMl ra t«« by Oscar Hay ter, Dalla#,
Beets, per pound, 1 cent#
know it not. The finishing touches Halls Catarrh Cure i* taken internally David Taylor, of Wind Ridge, Gre-ne,
them in summer as In winter.
Turnips, per pound, 1 ct».
are being put on oar new college and and acta direolly on the blood and county, P»., ia one of the»«. He ti»e*
It Is creamy looking and plcas-
A T 6 PER C E N T ON FARM
Cabbage, per pound, 2J cts.
the new public school structure is well mncotts surfaces of the system. Mend I lianiberiaiu a Colic, Diarrheoa and
J. L. OO I.I.IN*. IrtikM.
:: ant tasting.
Onions, per pound, 2 eta.
t ’ holers Remedy and say» lie never
under way. Monte who voted against for testimonials, free.
foe and |i o o ; all J r im lrta.
Beans, per pound, 4<»5 cents.
the $2,500 bonds, after seeing wh*t is F b a * k J. C h knuy A C o ., Tolede. O.
found anything that would give him
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Corn meal, per pound,
ct*.
now being done, are glad the bonds Bold by druggists, 75 oenta. H a lle such qoick relief. It M for «ale hy A.
»
farm property.
H lRLRY A K A K I »
Family pill* are the best.
Hay, per ton, f5fi*$7
| K. Wilson.
carried.
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