Polk County itemizer., August 24, 1900, Image 2

ly not the result# of hud f irming, «*• OCR STAFF OF RUSTLERS- lull end of the machine out into the ’ Marion, which pays more limn
Í4’s'*V*’ ti »**• ** *»'»"*••**• •* *i’¿*
fV,
! rtraw .tack, lie ljid e lf two day. to P ek in g at good price.,
old hind and new land, rirli anil and
inferior soil, had panned out about
make repair..
M cCOY.
alike. All sorts of suj>]>o8ed reasons W H A T T H E Y H A V E T O S A T A B O U T
T H E D O I N C S IN T H E C O U N T Y .
The free mail delivery route In . at
DALLAS, FRIDAY, AUG. 24, 1900. for the shortages of the crop were giv- \
M is. Maud Sears is iu Portland vis­
last Iieen e.tahlirlx-d through lure
en. i'jistnrage and gardens showed |
iting.
— SUCCESSORS TO J. W. C R ID E R —
luck of moisture The acreage of j A n U n . q t i i M r d a n d C o m p le t e Ro ¡ The carrier, Mr Fruin, leave. Silver
•time nf W r at Y o u r E rlo n d s are
at 2 o’clock and come» out past the
UHLIM'IKD E very F riday U o k m > u A t 7:30.
grain south of DalMon is «juiie large,
Mel
vin
Baily
will
move
to
Oregon
and Have Been Lately D o in g .
! Collins’, Hoag, and Wolverton’, pi»*-
and at the usual rate of yield would
City next week.
V V . A . W A S H ,
e . through this burg, and return, bv
have turned out from two to three
! I. M. Simpson’., Steel., Stump, and
HARMONY.
A. H. Fletcher i. visiting friend,
SUITOR AN I) PROPRIKToR.
time* a» much as tin* farmers are get- j
Our immense stock of fall and winter good» now com­
Chamberlain’..
mid relatives and will .oon return to
ting this season. We jogged a lo n g ,
ing iu consist of a well and carefully seleciej »tuck of
Eastern Oregon.
through Bullttou, seeing no machine I Fannie Guttry i. down with the !
FALLS CITY.
S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S :
j in ojieration anywhere, but at the mettala*.
S T A P L E AN D F A N C Y D R Y GOODS
The young ladies will give an ice
L A D IE S ’ JA C K E T S , G O LF C APES A N D W R A P S
Miss Myrtle Burges, went to W ill»- j Mis. El.io Montgomery is on a vi.it cream sociable on September 1st for
I I fit)..................................... I*er y<-ar home of Kenneth Campbell a crew of
threshers
were
making
tilings
Hy
home.
L A D IE S A N D G E N T L E M E N S ’ F U R N IS H IN G GOODS
| 75............................Per six months
mina last week.
tbo repairing of the church.
H A T S , CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES
40 ...................... Per three months around the machine of Conner. Focht
The basket meeting at Mill creek
Mr. Sprague and family have left
<
fc
Gregg,
in
charge
of
N
M.
Conner.
Prof. Frank Emmett and family,
Advertising rates made known on
Falla City.
wa.
well
attended.
A
l»o
a
magnificent
stock of C L O T H IN G , school suits
There
is
evidently
a
spirit
of
confi*
application. Correspondence is solicit­
.
■■■ a ■HMJ6T-V VZ* who liHve been spending the vacate n
for children and boy», a splendid line of tine suit» for
| deuce between the owners of the nm-
with
his
parents,
expects
tu
teen
move
ed.
Mia. Pearl Leonard is visiting a lick
Tahot’a outfit resumed work ou
young men, and a line of $10 winter suits of exc- llent
to Rickreal).
Fine Job Printing done at reasonable c line and tlie farmers in that section, uncle at Portland.
spring grain last Saturday.
j lor as yet it has not been decided what
value for men. In fact every department i. full of
orice».
good goods and good bargains. W e have just placed
j will he paid for thiediing. At the
Mi.s Nellie Sunderlaud, of the High
C O U N TY COURT.
Hop picking t-ezins at Chester G:ird
in our »how wiudow a $75 Singer sewing machine to
I end of the season’s run the output lands, Suudayed here.
ners yard on September 3rd.
PR O U A T R .
lie given to some one of our patron». A coupon given
and the cost will he figured up and
W . J. Bryan and his elin f advisers each ono will pay what is reasonable.
M i»» Amy Porter spent a few day.
John Montgomety will start his
with each dollar rash purchase at retail.
Sibley, J.
new saw-mill about two miles south of
have issued to democrats throughout Except as a matter of accommodation in Sheridan last week.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK: Hop baskets, carr Ml)*
The guardiAn of Johannes Emmons
city.
phur, bop cloth, kiln clotb, wrapper« for bop pickers.
tho United States a recommendation the machine would not h ive been run
was authorized to sell [icrsonal prop­
Mr». Etta Ivie, of Sheridan, is »top­
during this season.
They have a
Our usual low prices on su ^ ims , coffees, teas, and iu
Gallowav has »old his interests in erty at private rale.
ping
with
her
fathor,
R.
A.
Porter,
to meet in their respective communi­ self feeding apparatus which does good
fact everything in our grocery department.
while Mr. Ivie is traveling ea.t for his the Gardner yard to Groves and Y o ­
G.
M.
Tice
was
appoiuted'adminis-
work
and
saves
the
employment
of
ties during the afternoon or evening
cum.
health.
trnto.' of the Daniel Bundle estate.
ol September 1st to form city or pre­ two feeders and two baud cutters, but
they have what we have nowhere else
Mrs Vanpelt and hoys returned j
C O M M IS S IO N E R S .
8 M ITH FIE LD .
cinct organizations to tight against found, a man to pick up the scatter-
from a long visit to Washington last j
I.
P.
Reese.
Seth Riggs.
the present tendencies of the republi­ ¡ings. They report a wheat yield of
week.
A. J. Shipley i. on the sick list.
The county court had an adjourned A T —
can party. Whoever believes in the from 8 to 15 bushels and that oats
Mr. Baker and wife with their dau-1 aession last Wednesday to look into
Threshing is nearly all done here.
went hum 10 to 26. Mr. Gregg had
principles espoused by the Kansas the best turn out of wheat and Mr.
ghter, Mrs. Colwell, returned from |,ri,|KC matters. I t was ordeied that a
J.
W
.
Myers
made
a
trip
to
Siletz
Pennsylvania last week.
city platform ran and should become Conner of oats. Their best days thresh
new bridge be built across Mill creek
the latter part of last week.
members cf such clubs. As the days ing had been 1,800 bushels of oats.
A inly Siefarth will giv* 40 runts n I near where the old Morrison mill
You will find new and old bikes to buy or rent. Your
These eight teamsters were drawing
Norma Daniel, of Monmouth, was box for picking hops and picker« at 35 j stood, the Name to have a span of 72
go by Mr. Hrvan is becoming con­ in the bundles: W illie May, Avery
choice of Rambler, Ideal, l’ atee Crest and B. and H.
feet and to be built according to plant*
visiting Sadie Myer last week.
cent«
are
like
hen’«
teeth.
stantly more popular with the masses Adkins. Fred Olmsted. Roy Stockton,
1 and specifications to be filed with thu
Special. We have the best equipped repair shop in
George Myer started his warehouse
Me Bee’s machine separated grain 1 county clerk.
and multiplied thousands have desert­ I Taylor Hymn, Bert Kay, Roy Gregg
the county. Brazing, enameling, frames cut down and
l imd Floyd Conner, their pitchers be- again Tuesday after a week’, lay off.
for Gallaway and Butler last Tuesday
The Turner bridge between Airlie
ed the administration banner to train
j ing Jake Hinshaw, John Mayfield,
which about concludes their run.
every kind of repairing promptly done. Leak» in tires
| and Lewib ille is to he replaced by u
J. W. Myers St Son will commence
under that upheld by him.
Thomas Short and Thomas Woodley.
new one of 100 foot span and is to be
positively stopped. Call and see mv RUBBER NECK
picking hops about tho 1st of Septem­
Dick
Ferguson
and
family
have
! Henry Butler and Henry Clark were
^ i erected in accordance with plans and
ber.
gone with their thrashing outfit to
saddles and cuckoo bells. Wheels cleaned and ad-
M r . B r y a n 's T a l e n t .
• doing the sack sewing act ami the
Eastern Oregon, probably to settle specifications at the clerk’s office,
There are few public men in the j threshed straw was being put out of
justed. Floor pump for the use of wheelmen.
Mrs. Hastings and daughter, Ruby,
A 100 foot span bridge is to he built
country who possess Mr. Bryan’s tal­ 1 1lie way by Elmer Ncwbill and Alton were vi.iting at Kings Valley during there.
.
.
I
across
Lnckiamute
creek
on
the
ntw
ent for presentation of principles and Conner with their two noble steeds. the last week.
t.0 ,.rebT : '1 I « f i a t . road. Plans and speviHcatiui.^
ideas in a way that will make '.Item so I Dick Clanfield made it his business to
Mrs. G. W . Myers and daught'r, the Dixie mill dam and has taken his | may be seen at the clerk’» office.
plain and intelligible to the masses of keep the concern supplied wi*h water
crew
down
there,
with
Mrs.
Belle
the people. H e has a wonderful fac­ and it kept W. W. Hluctnn busy pro­ Georgia, were visitiug at Silrerton the Brown as cook.
A bridge of 72 feet span, to be call­
Corner Main and Oak streets, Dallas, Oregon.
ulty for impressing his convictions on viding grub for the cooks, Mrs. Wood- last of last week.
ed the Grant bridge, is to be built
A ll kinds of iron and wood work done. Special atten­
other people, This is fully proven in ley and her daughter, Miss Pearl A d ­
Luca, mill team ran away from across the Liickinmute after plan»
LE W IS V ILLE .
the way he has maintained his posi­ kins, who said that none of their
Billy Southwell and hurt themselves and specifications on tile in the clerk's tion given to wagon and carriage repairing. Bicycle îepair-
tion as a political leader and teacher boarders complained of ooor appetite*»
con.iderably and broke thing. up office.
M. B. Grant and wife were Lewis­
ing neatly dope, Horse shoeing a specialty. A ll kinds of
for the last four years The Republi­ A t the home of .Mr.Campbell ami wife
»ome, Billy wa. uninjured.
A 45 foot span bridge is to b" plac­
ville calleis recently.
plow and saw grinding done. Goods kept in stock for sale.
cans cannot tie so short sighted as to we partook of an excellent dinner pre­
Geo. Gardner and family, Dial Tate ed on the Halls ferry road and a 30
underestimate this great power of the pared by their daughter, Miss Minnie.
Crops are not I lim in g out well in
Full line of buggies
foot bridge on the road leading east Full line of bicycles and sundries.
anil
family
with
Mr.
Todd
have
left
to
Democratic
standard-bearer. They It is an industrious family and they thi. part of the county.
from Parker station, botli according to and a stock of j . I. Case plows. We also sell valvoline oils,
•ecure
Doc.
Perry’s
crop
of
prunes
in
must know that Mr. Bryan will make are supplied with all the comforts of
plans and specifications on tile with
l ’ ref. I. T. Slants is rusticating at
cylinder oil, engine oil and harvester oil. Best on earth at
out of imperialism all lliat can In­ life. Passing through Perrydale and
the county clerk.
volved from an issue of such doubtful McCoy without seeing any signs of a the home of B. L. Smith.
righ t price's.
Bids
for
building
the
bridge,
here­
popularity. With the aid of a strong thresher we found the Sam Stewart
Miss Myrnie Smith has returned
inbefore mentioned will be received
and logical question with which lo g o outfit at the Jeffrie* place, north of from an extended trip to Portland.
up to 1 o’clock of September 7th, the
before the country, it Would be inter­ Bethel. Everything was moving like
clerk to give due notice by publica
Our Clondike boys are returning
esting to contemplate Mr. Bryan’s clock work. Their poorest days run
In «11 lu stAge* there
tioil.
arhievments as a vote getter.— Kansas had been 1,050 buwhels ami the best one by one. And are glad to get back should be cleaniiuess.
City Stir.
2,200. Wheat had varied between five from that land of ice and snow.
Ely’ s Cream Balm
Again we hint to our readers in the
undlO bushels and oats be twee" l ’>
cleanses, soothes and hen Is
George Whitenker and family’ ac­ the diseased membrane.
county that swindler« -and unreliable
A visit to the prune orcbnrds a- and 25 bushels. Mr. Stewart said ii
companied
by
Mrs.
Mulkey,
of
Salem,
agents are among us imposing upon
It cures catarrh and drives
round Dallas would present a vcrv at­ cost him $75 a day to run, that In-
visited at the home of II. D. Staata away a cold lu the heud
many who deal with them. I t is al
Conducted by the Benedictine Fathers
tractive view, most of the trees being charged 4 and 5 cents, ami that if in
quickly.
Sunday.
most invariably safer and better to
any case the output was not enough
well laded with tine fruit.
C r e a m B a lm is placed into the nostrils, spreads
Located foyty miles south of Portland on one of
trade with home people.
Have n
to at least pay expenses, the farmer
W e are not disturbed in the wee over the membrane and is absorbed. Relief is im­
had to make up that amount. In .m all hours < t the morning by the mediate and a cure follows. It is not drying—does mind of your own and be not subject
E d u cation al.
the most healthful and attractive spots of the W il­
not produce sneezing. Large Sue, 60 eents at Drug- to t h e p e r s u a s i o n o f a g e lit * .
A force oi carpenters sre rushing nearly every instance there had been sound of the whistle of tbrsshers, as gists or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail.
lamette valley. The ideal place for your boys. Pre­
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the new public school building fast as a small profit. Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. the most them have laid off waiting
E L Y B R O TH E R S, 66 Warren Street, N ew York
paratory, classical, commercial and scientific cour­
Holmes,
of
Amity,
are
doing
the
cook­
for grain to ripen.
possible. Day by day the structure
ses. Music a specialty.
.
*
becomes more imposing ami its merits ing, while Ralph Williams hauls the
Mrs. Addition, W . C. T. U. organiz-
D A L L A S COLLEGER
as a school house la-come more evi - 1 water and J«hn Bewley does the en­
Call
for
Warrants.
or, was was with us Sunday. The lec­
F. D OM INIC, O. S. B., Director.
dent. In years past no one cared to gineering. After the bands were cut
ture was good, quite a number joined
L
A
CRE.OLE
A
C
A
D
E
M
Y
^
show our school hujlding to strangers by John Crowley and Earl Ott the
o t ic e is h e r e b y g i v e n
th at
all un -
the order, Mrs. Emma Haggard was
but after this all call point to it with bundles were poked in by J. W. Pratt
county warrant« of Polk county, Oregon,
elected president and Mrs. Bounie which paid
Located at Dulls», Oregon.
were presented and endorsed, “ Not paid for
pride. The brick academy is to lie re­ and Marshall Davis, and the sacking,
want of fund«,” prior to Apr 8, 18'*8, will be
Smith, secretary.
paired and will lie given a strong coat­ sewing and bucking was preformed
paid upon presentation at my office. Interest will
Co-educational. We offer
not be allowed on the same after the date of this no'
ing of cement. The eutside work on j bv Fred Em m ett, Alvin Post and Bert
B. F. Smith met with quite a pain­ lice
K. V. DALTON,
Boyd Shields and Glenn
superior advantages at reas-
tbo college dormitory is all finished, j Webb.
County Treasurer.
ful accident a few days ago. Return-
Dated, Dallas, Aug. 16, 1900.
tile lower rooms have iieen papered Stewart managed to keep tho straw ng from a trip to Independence a
sonable rates. Fall term op­
ami those up stairs plastered, and ev- \ hocked away. Al. Atliey, Hal. Reese, wheel came off, letting the wagon
ens Sept. 19; registration Sept
O B E G O IT .
Jim
Crowley
and
Walter
Pratt
tossed
erything will be ready for the opening
drop in such a way that it threw him
18th, For catalogue or oth­
of school, September 17th. On ac- f up the sheaves of giain to the haulers, to the ground. It is not known just
September 17 to 22, 1900.
er information address,
count of liop ami fruit gathering but Si.l Hoffman, Sam Munkera. Henry what the injuries are, but lie is btdfasl
C. C. 1’ O LIN G , Ph. 1). Pres.,
few country schools will o|a)ii until j Combs, Wm. McKee, Bert Shields, at present.
Claud Rucker and John Smith. Ev­
#A general assortment of
Dallas, Oregon.
(owsrd the first of October.
erything around tho concern was bus­
EOLA.
nearly everything in that
iness
from
tho
work
go,
there
being
Groiinil» greutly i in proved. Buildings repaired and renovated. All
TH R E S H E R S O U T NORTH.
line at lowest prices.
no time for any foolishness. The
Holmes’ are hauling their hop ,lry-
Adm inistrator's Notice.
stock buildings thoroughly disinfected. Every tiling in first
Oil Tuesday, accompanied by Miss llultrick machine
was * at John ing wood.
Stoves and tinware.
class condition for the birgest and best
Lillian .Zander, a Portland teacher, McK ee’f, some distance north, but
JOTICK IS H ER EBY G IVEN TH AT TH E I N
Paints and oils.
T. W . Brnnk »old three lambs tlii» :
LIVE
STOCK
SHOW AND AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION
we made a round of about thirty miles it was getting late and we had to
N ‘ ih*rsig!ie«l w in on the 20th day of August, 1900,
by the county court of Polk county, Oregon, ap­
Bee supplies.
through the farming region in the turn toward home. The W illiaim on veek for $20 a piece.
pointed administrator of the estate of F. W. Plum-
E V E R H E L D ON T H E COAST
northern part of the county. She <ft Edgar machine had just moved
beck, lute of Polk county, Oregon, deceased. All
Notions in variety.
Mrs. Hczzie I!runic bought a cow
persons holding claims against the said estate
knew all shout grain saving in her from the crop of W. E. Clark to that
$20,000 IN PREMIUMS AND PURSES.
from W. W . Smith this week.
J.J. W ISEM AN .
arc notified to present the s-me, duly verified as re­
native country, New Zealand, and of M. F. White. They reported wheat
quired by law, within six month» from the date of
C o o d R a c i n g Every A fte rn o o n M u s i c a n d F u n at N i g h t .
th*
first
publication
of
this
notice,
to
me
at
my
wanted to see how they dn such things as yielding from eight to twenty bush­
W e are having some good work
M IL L S TR E E T,D A L LA S .
office in Independence, Oregon.
in Oiegon. Taking out the Salt c re. k els and oats from twelve to twenty-five done on the road, no road boss around
A U C T IO N S A L E OF L IV E STOCK will he made it lending feature. A ll
Bated, August 20, I960'
I> W. SEARS,
road, the piles of fresh etn.w to the and that ill*-i. seasons run would soon either.
live stock and other exhibits Imtiled F R E E over the Southern Pacific
Administrator.
right ami to the left showed that the he over
Sheriffs
Sale.
Mrs. Lizzie Edgar and Miss
railroad. Redvced pa»senger rates on all railroads. For picmium list
Townsend & Hart, attorneys for estate.
llezzie Brnnk had his buggy barn
threshers hsd Iieen aleng. The Knee Nells" Williamson had not yet arrived
and other information, address
outfit was luiiigi ig away in a big with their cook wagon eontequetuly es» stolen from his barn, sillier the!
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TH AT
D. W ISD O M , S<cr tsrv,
Held on the Perrydale road this siie of we can make no exact report as to 14th or 15lh of tho present month.
H. \VE H R U N G , President,
l))r virtue of an execution and order of -»ale
Portland, O egon.
Hillsboro,‘ Oregon.
the Richmond place, but was off of our. the quality ol their pies and cakes,
Gilbert, Patterson it Brophy will duly iraued out’ of and under the hand and
route, 'l’lie Baxter, Morrison A Riggs but we remember baling gotten some­ soon have one of the be»t places in ; s#al of tire clerk of the circuit court of the
machine was laid up waiting on the thing good to eat at their wagon two the county H. Brophy is a worker. state of Oregon for the county of Polk, hear­
Opposite Willam ette hotel, Salem.
ing date the 15th day of August, 1900. and to
spring grain. Mr. Baxter told ns that or three »uttimers ago. Jesse W ill
me diiected, upon a decree duly entered and
A h the town clock wa* striking mid­
wheat had been turning nut from six iamsoii serves as engineer, tlie feeding
docketed in *aid court on the 25th dav of
Farm for Sale or Rent.
S H E R ID A N .
j .lune, 1900. and thereafter on the 6th day of
night, four young men, Floyd Daly,
to 17 bushels and oats from 15 to 25. being done by Roy and Frank Mr*
j
August,
1900,
said
decree
was
correct­
Grain yield very poor.
Ralph Morrison, Hardy Holman and
Am oi g the employes are Perry ('«Id Mtitphy. after Will Kantner and Van
ed
and
entered
a*s
of
June
H AVE A FARM OF A B O U T 400 ACRES 8JT-
Billy McAdams, might have been seen
well engineer, Ed. Webb waterman, Coats whack tho bundle fastenings.
uated within two miles of Airlie ior rent on long
| 25, 1990, in a certain suit therein pending,
Ladies’ fine dress ami fancy
Angu» McCully is around again.
time or for sale on liberal terms. There is a small
W esliy Morrison rousialiotit, Misses Chas. Alb ii and Emmett McSherry
approaching
our
home.
It
proved
wherein A be l XTglow is plaintiff and Phy a
costume« cleaned wit limit rip­
crop growing on the plaaa and some summer fallow­
lliat they were not after chickens, blit ing has been done, Good orchard and fair build­
Jessie (iillam and Lillie Baxter rooks. attend to the sacks and tho whipped
Tom Faolconer is buck from Mex­ Daly and John J. Daly are defendant», I will
ping by dry process* Cur­
! on
were out serenading. After singing ings. Tii e farm is or will all be placed under gootl
The feeding is done by Steve Braly straw is taken out of the way by Ches­ ico.
tain«,
blankets,
portiere-»,
fence and divided into at least six seperate held«.
S a t u r d a y S e p t e m b e r 2 2 , 1900,
at the gate two delightful quartet* Possession Will be given August 1. 1900.
ami Ralph Riggs, the band cutting by- ter Allen and Ralph Hubbard. G.
dress goods anil knl gloves
Postmaster Bibee lias returned from A t the hour of 1 o’clock, p. m.. of »aid day,
E. P. CAD W ELL, Airlie, Or
they
passed
en
and
treated
others
in
Mark Sears and Voting Syron. and Wise, Sam Smithson, Wm. Dawson
cleaned. Gentlemans’ cloth­
at the front door of the court house in Dallas
tile sack sewing by Andrew James, and W ill Tillotsou were gracefully tbo coast.
like manner.
in naid Polk county, sell at public auction to
ing cleaned, dyed and re­
Robert Sears having attended to the tossing up the golden sheaves for Milt
highest bidder for cash in hand on day of
paired.
Gaorge Raleigh has bought Mac the
.«ale, all the right, title and interest of said
tilling of the same. Out in the Held Graham, Seth. White, Seth Smith,
W A L T E R MORLEYw»
Syron’s stand at Ballston.
défendent, John J Daly, of, in and to the fol­
as pitchers are Joe Petit, Bert Con­ Wilbur Hughes, Stanley Tucker and
lowing described mortgaged premises, to-wit;
ner, Scott Wallace and Mr. Webb, the W illie Sinioiiton to take to the separa­
---- M A Ml. F A C T l'K K U OK—
Many paa»ing to and from 'lie co»»t That tract or portion o f land being a part of
bundle conveyers being Pets Bolder, tor. There is nothing in the seasons mining them being Toney's orchestra the donation land claim of W m . burns, Not.
No. 6,894, claim N o . 56, in township 8eeuth,
Royal Triple Salem Improved
l.iiwman Conner, Otto M iy, Mr. output of grain to make farmers light from McMinnville.
range 6 west, of the Willam ette meridian, in t-+ + + *+ + + + -S -+ *+ + + + + + + + + + + -»"M
Silver Silver I
Wetiti and Mr. Buhler. They were to hearted, hut we heard none of them
------ ^ m m ------
the county of Polk, atate sf Oregon, and
Metal Plate
..f »
rPHiim« their work Wednesday on ih u complaining. It is evident that most
Knives per set (6) wood handles.
$ I
Grader and Pricker
A IR LIE .
bounded and described as follows: begin­
40
... 20
Forks per set. fi wood handles
ning at the northwest comer of said claim No.
.)«»!»» Kit'll! farm and would aooti tin- of them will work harder to overcome
.
6
0
§6
Knives
per
«et
«.
metal
handles
All the fall grain iu this vicinity is 56; thence south 48 degrees, 52 minutes, east
. . . 35
l i For green prune«. Practical, fill ruble
iili. lin t pour outputs were evident­ their had luck.
Fork« per «et 0. metal handles...
40.10 chain-«; thence south 42 degrees, 30 min­
50
95 ami cheap.
threshed.
Table spoon* per set fi,...............
Triumph grader Mr
tft
W
utes w est along the center of the county road
Tea spoon« per set 0,..................
10 1 ilrieil prune*. Best maile. Hop bas­
.
.
05
Butter
knives,
each...................
from
balla.4
t.»
Lewisville
67
95
chains
to
the
W illis Bump and C. L. Morrison
Kxxooe
10
06
Sugar Shells, each.......................
kets and fencing of alt kind*. Get
returned from Nome a few days ago intersection <»f said center line of said county
50
Carving set........................
road with the center line of the county road
$»oiiltry net-
85 our prices on shingles.
Napkin rin.-s per set 6,................
from Isaac Sm iths to Lewisville; thence
I
ont,,
i
ting ami all kinds uf woven wire fenc­
Castors
A Mr. Simpson, of Albany, is boy- along the center of the last mentioned county
Call and get our price* on gokl and silver plating
ing. Correspondence aolicited, Phone
I ing several thousand bushel» of oat» r<*ad north 52 degrees, lft minutes, west 3
tt. Salem.
.
at 106 State street.
:
1221.
8 A L E M F E N C E W O RKS,
I chains; thence south 38 degrees, west 26.40
Win give strength t«* the nerves ami re­
| around here.
store the liver am! kidney* to a healthy
chains to the southerly boundary of said
C. A. ROBERTS.
M Shu»' stoeet, S m I mvi .
(-«•ndition, give tone to the etomwch end
SAYING SALE
The amount of wheat stored at this claim N o .56; thence north -58 degrees, 30 min­
Itowels, and promote • good appilito
place this season will be far lieluw utes. west W.K7 chains to the southwest cor­
healthy digesti >n; a ill relieve co» stipa­
ner of said claim No. 56; thence north 28 de­
th m, purity the blood and make a heal­
ilia; of former year».
grees, 15 minute«, ea«t 9 i .23 chains to the
THE P3LK COUNTY 1TEMIZER
R. E. BRYAN & SON
One Price Cash Store
L e e S m i t h ‘s C y c l e r y
THE IRON CLAD
Nasal
W AGNER BROS.
C A TA R R H
Mt. Angel College i Seminary
N
OREGON STATE FAIR
Hardware!
Bigger and Better than Ever Before.
STEAM DYE WORKS
Mrs. ¡ 1 1. Book, Proprietor.
I
J. P. Caldwell, agent, Dallas.
Plating
WILSON’S
CELERY
GreatM
oney
Mens’ Suits;
“DANDELION
j Hop picking gloves
I M. Siiopsui, who recently bought
a cream sepiralor, is now making ten
p.uinds of butter a day.
Regular ftivals now 63,95 j
20 cents a pair.
Regular $8 vals now #5,60
Frank Brown is making prepara
lions to greatly improve the place he
recently bought near here, the old
John Burns place.
Regular $9 vals now $6 25 j
Regular 10 vals now $7,95
j R^TVGSt GIOVBS.
t
-
now 35c
a pair.
„ 303 Commercial, Salem.
jì
O P P O S IT E P O S T O F C IL I.
Mrs. C. E. Slant* went up to Phy
Simpson’a logging camp a few day.
| ago and took several .nap .hots of the
| dam, engine ill IT- rent crews etc., and
f received order* for eight ilo.cn pict­
ure*.
^
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Jim W ithemw put a little too much
j -learn into liia thre.lier D m Saturday,
I and the blower bio wed moel of the
ii
U ii.lv , X » » . t i i h « r t k I O A
Untml «t 1 » .limn. O»., Amt. 34, 1900.
J.«». VAN UR.HUKL
Sh«rW nf Pnih c*«m.v, Ot**on.
FARMERS’
thy 1»»tv w.th a clear »kin. That tired
feeling will leave you and sleep will be
restful
At VVilN.ii s drug store, Da lias.
FEED SHED
+ + + + M-+ ♦ + + + + ++4-+++-Î-+-M-++++
BUG-
J. O. Slaais had the beat fall wheat
without right 1«4 «unity nf rad«ni>tk* ;
| in this neighborhood. It made about mad.
•n Uw , m r t w i l l ii' f.mtnnt, John J. f*nly.
nineteen tuuhels an acre, while other »ml aH'iwmnn eUiminx hy. throngh iw nnd«r
! crops yielded from eight to fourteen. him * ■ hw(|nrnt
f ________
to t h » «U S « nf Mtfci mnrLtng«. • >
Regular 15 vals now 10 25 i Regular 05 ami 50c values
AH goods at cost nr less,
place of beginning, containing 256.14 acres,
more or less. Said sale is made to recover the
several amounts set forth in said execution
and decree, namely: Principal the sum of
$500 r . S. gold coii). together with interest
thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per annum
from the 6th day of November, 1895, to the
date of said decree, amounting to $731.92 and
the further sum uf 975 aa special attmneyV
fees ami pUintiff's owtn and disbursement«,
taxed and allowed at the sum of $47.60 and
cewts ami accruing costs
Said sale is also
| G I E S !
New and Second Hand.
Single and Double.
;; For Sale or Trade.
; • Terms to Suit Buyers.
O. H. COBB & SO N
Tf
N O R TH DALLAS.
t » M "» + > » h t + » + » + » + ! h-f
I
SOUTH
OF
ACADEMY
BLOC".
DALLAS
W. C. Shaw a Son
Proprietors.
You will
always regret it
if you do not
take i> Kodak wit you
on your outing.
C
A good assortment
of cameras
v
and photo supplies
always
to l>e fourni
8tall room for double or!
»ingle teams, 10 cent»,'
Saddle horses, 5 cents. !
— AT—
Seperate neat and warm
waiting rooms for ladies :
and gentlemen. Give us,
a trial. Feed for sale.
Next door to P. 0., Dallas.
PFENNIG'S JEWELRY STOFE