Am oiig ttie pickers were Mrs. Bennett the place. Iliat was boilt by W in.
her daughter, Mrs. Jones, Iroiu Cockel. who had the farm rcu l.d . Mi.
Tillery bought the old pottery build
Rolla Waterhouse has quit hlsck- W H A T T H E Y H A V E T O S A Y A B O U T | Astoria.
ing at Buena Vista, tore it down anil
! smithing at the Luckism ute mill and
T H E D O I N C S IN T H E C O U N T Y .
L U C K IA M U TE
luttiled the lum ber here and erected a
will locate in the southern j art ul the
DALLAS, TBIDAY, OCT. 5, 1900. I state.
fine barn.
— SUCCESSORS TO J. W . C R ID E R —
Mrs.
Em
m
a
Haggard
is
on
the
sick
A n U n e q L f a U r d a n d C o m p l e t e Re
s u m e n! W r at Y o u r F r i e n d s are
list.
Mr. CaiIntel ha« sold his fine team
U
U
E
G
A
V
I
S
T
A
.
i i .. i » iihu K vrby F riday M ormno A t 7:*0.
a n d Hav e B een La te ly D o i n g .
to an low * n.nn who will locate near
G G. Hewitt and wife visited at
Mr. Oglesby, o f Shelborne, has
if ho can get a small f<rm at a reason-
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v v . ,v . w a s h ,
Bridgeport Sunday.
rented the ferry.
- b ’ e price.
AIR LIE.
KUITOH AND PKOPHIKTOH.
Our ¡rumen-re stock of fall anil winler goods now c o m
A D. W heeler, of Salem, was doing
Mr. Bedford made a business flip to
We are building up some of the | Sever.l of our citizens are busy h«ul business in this vicinity Monday.
ing in consist of a well and carefully »elected stock of
best road. In the county at this place,
alrjtw
Albany Friday.
ST A PLE AND FANCY' D R Y GOODS
grading
them
up
nicely
and
putting
"
Ira
Sm
ith,
of
M
onm
outh,
was
in
SU BSCRIPTIO N R A T E S :
O. W . M cLaughlin was a Portland
on plenty of gravel.
, W illie Bradley is building himself a this vicinity last week, looking after
L A D IE S ’ JA C K E T S , GOLF C A P E S AN D W R A PS
f l 5 0 .......................................... Per year
visitor last week.
LA D IE S AND G E N T L E M E N S’ FU R N ISH IN G GOODS
his >heep.
fra Hmilli has bought a large hand
*n
$ 7 5 ................................Per six mouth*
H ATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SH O ES
School apened Monthly with Miss
4 0 ............................Per three month* ef sheep in Curry county near Port
T he Simpson vard had 3,160 boxes
School com m enced last Monday
Advertising rate» niaile known on Orford, and he and W ill Coek, of In- uf ]i;>pa t|,i» 1rfir...
with Miss Ethel H all, o f Monmouth, Mattie Leu teacher.
Also a m agnificent stock of C L O T H IN G , schonl suits
as teacher.
application. Correspondence is solicit dependence, will start out there in a
for children and boys, a splendid line of fine suits for
Dorelle Shives began her school at .
few
davs.
Mr.
Cook
will
take
the
W
.
J.
Barker
is
doiug
some
carpeu-
young men, and a line of $10 winter suits ef exctllent
ed.
H . II. Hewitt and daughter, of A l H ighland last Monday,
sheep
on
the
shares.
ter
work
for
Cricket
Bevens.
1
Fine Job Printing done at reasonable
value for men. Ill fact every departm ent is full of
bany, visited his brother, I). M. Hew
G. W . M cLaughlin, M. Getty ami E. ’
good goods and gootl bargains. No. 325 draws the
■trices.
Home of the delinquent tax payers
The Turnidge hoys have been deljv- itt, Saturday.
N.
Hall
are
building
silos.
$70 Singer sewing machine. Second scries “ B ” now
heru are almost falling over one »noth- ering Ir wood for the motor,
!
Iteiug distributed. A coupon given with each dollar
Henry Clodfeltor, of Perrydale,
er, seeing who will pav bis taxes first,
, „
.
. „
....
Chas. Kuu anti wife, of Pcuee, visit- j
cash purchase at retail.
T ub friends of the present adm inis since ’ he sheriff has done as all farmer ..PeVrl {(>te h" f on®, *° Corvallt. to came up last week and got some etl relatives here last week.
s teep o f Ira Sm ith.
officer, should have done, started out ttttend tl,# »«n ou ltu ra l college,
S P E C IA L T H IS W E E K : Y outh« aiul mens sui s ledtutil to
tration take upon themselves all the
E. N. Hall bought a fine Jersey calf
^4 90. Rubber goods, mackintoshes, slickers and a line of Indies
in the right way to collect the taxes
J. M. Withrow hae his »team saw
Miss Vida Torliet, of Albany, has
credit for the present prosperity of last the good work go on and our at work on W . J. Tu ru idge’s wood returned to her music class in M on ot D. H. Looney at tho state fair.
jackets at special prices. Our bargain counlt r is again H lhdw ilh
the country, when as a matter of fact county indebtedness will soon b# re-1 pile,
mouth and Independence.
Mr«. Sarah Baldwin is visiting her j j
duced.
*
it would have l>een the same no mat
Colum bus Tetherow and wife, of children in W inlock, W ashington.
.
____
H op pickers pass through hero dai-
MuTlliilinxids
valley,
ifer*
visiting
in
ter which party was in power. The
INDEPENDENCE.
ly on their return from th e different
Jim Bunker had a colt shot and
the neighborhood last Sunday.
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’
yards.
great mining (rooms and tho wars in
killed by careless hunters a «hurt time
Many farmers have fall grain up.
. .
..
,
ago.
.
1 Orville Buchanan and fam ily, of
which our country has been concern,
J J. Mrttliis ami Rebecca Crowb y
LEW ISVILLE.
Joe Craven, the Ballston m erchant,
Hop men are thicker than fleas just W ren, were visiting his parents here
and MLa Florence Tyler Smith wero were married laat week by the u *w
ed have had no little to do with it, "<>w.
Jake Brown, who was hurt in a run
Onr school began Monday with John
Sunday. .
married at the home of the bride in Methodiut preach*r, Rev. F . L. Yum g.
away recently, is able to get around
ami various other nonpoliticnl agen
Mulkey at teacher.
Sheridan last Saturday, by Rev. D. C.
I.. C. Gilmore went to Tillam ook on
Bill W oods lost most of his camp-
on crutches.
McFarland, anti received some valua
cies brought it about.
business.
ing outfit by fire near Independence
F. M. Smith threshod 23 sacks of
George Davidson, while working ble presents. R. C. Craven anti fam
clover seed this week.
Final Settlem ent.
E. C Vannieer has moved to Bal- 1“ *t week.
with a hop taller was struck in the ily, of Dallus, attended the wedding.
T hk republican prêta is making all lard, Wash.
E. S. Piper, for several years mail
W alter and Roy Norton are baling face with the lever. H e is im proving.
sorts of flings at Mr. Bryan and his
T ^O T IC K 18 HKKEBY G IVEN T H A T T H E UN-
The boys tre after China birds; op- agent to this place, was in town lust their 800 boxes of hops.
I t deniigned has Hied her final account an adn»iu-
Mrs. C. K. Bevens and fam ily will
supporters with a view to helping the eu season now.
j Tuesday accom panied by Ilia wife.
istrator
of the
estate
of
John
Fawk,
Roy Byerley. of Eola, has renletl soon move to Oregon City and Mr.
J dcveabcd, ana Monday,
Nov. 5th, lb00. at 10
other side by w inning over Bryanile*.
A<u Robinson held the ticket that
Henry Ktaats, of Lewisville, while the Beura Tarter place.
; o ’clock , a. in ., o f said d*y, at ths coun ty court hom -’ ,
Rexford will live in their house here.
' o f Folk cou n ty , O regon, hah been fixed by H on, J.
attem pting to kill a polecat, shot a
Four years ago thousands whose ju dg won the bicycle.
| E. 8 ible\ , Judge o f the coun ty cou rt for said cou n ty ,
F. A K em p picked 1,400 boxes ef
Charles and Lewie More, Gid and
a* ths tim e anil placs for tne hearing o f thenani i.
ment and sympathies were with him
T. W. Briink lias received some fine l,0*e t!‘ r;,u* 1! * 1."* w1» 1 50 wa' e.r P“ 11' hops on his 21 acre hyp yard.
All peihons interested in said m atter are hereby no
W aller Davison, Mr. Oglesby, Harvey
from Canada.
i " " 1 w I! ,1 h r“ 1,,,ul" j * »'.o gun and wip-
tified to ap|>ear at said tim e and show cauhe, if any
were almost forced to vote against Cuts wold sheep
1
1 mg a few dew drops from Ins eyes,
there he, why said account vhould not be approved
SOUTH
B F. Zum w alt, of Harrisburg, if : Nash and Dow Baldwin left Sunday
and the aoeonnt settled and closed.
morning for the Big Ntstucca for fish
The ruling price for hops around [ caused by the loss of the bucket, the visiting his sister, Mrs. Zum walt.
OF
their will, the alternative being to
Balias, Oregon, Oct. 2, 1900.
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here teems to be 14£ to 15 cents.
ACADEMY
skunk made good it« escape.
HA UAH i. FA W K , administrator,
lose the positions upon which depend
j
Townsend St Hart attorneys for estate.
T o C u re a C o ld in O n e Day
b l o c ::
Jim Ford, »1 Falls City, is assisting
Dell Sim m on« hr*s improved bis
D
A
L
L
A
S
cd their bread and meat. This time
Marion Sm ith with his fall work.
Take laxative la o m o quinine tablet«
ROCK CREEK.
house with an upstairs and a new roof.
All (-ruggiats refund the m oney if it !
they will not he so easily wen over,
Armnta Beatrice Smith purchased fails to cure. Signature of E. W . W . E. Shaw & S on
Dave Olin is on his claim again.
Final Settlem ent.
Joseph East, Oru Ford. J. F. Grovei
but will assert their political inde
Proprietors.
the
best
cow
at
the
Baker
sale
for
$55.
and J. Ford, of Dallas, were in our city
Grove on each box. 25 cent«.
R
oy
Henry
is
hauling
out
his
hark.
pendence and vote as they please.
Saturday.
o t ic k is h e r e b y g i v e n
th at th e un -
D. D. H ooker and wife ot Dunstan.
dersigued ha« filed his final account in the
The creamery pays 25 cents per , Mrs. H enry’s grandfather is visiting are visiting old friends and relatives
W h ile Frank Brunk brawn is at the j
m atter of the estate < f John Burn*, dectAaed, and
Stall
room
for
double
or
Our woolen mill people have ar
M onday, Novem ber 5, 1900, at the hour o f 10 o 'clock
Lafayette medical springs for a couple
here.
pound for butler fat delivered or 23 ,er>
., has been appointed by the coun ty c-uirt o f
ranged to transfer their plant to Hants
single teams, 10. cents, a. the m state
of weelcfe, Samuel Cotid is clerking in i
o f Oregon, for Polk cou n ty , ah the tim e
cents when the learn goes after it.
Mo*t 0f the hop pickers are home
Cruz, California.
J. M. Haggard is busy putting in
fo r the hearing o f ob jectioi s t o wtid final account
the store for him.
Saddle horses, 5 cents. and the settlem ent thereof. All persons are there
The hunters are so careless with j now *
the sum m er fallow rented from J. L.
notified to appear at said tim e and shew cause,
Seperate neat and warm fore
BUTLER.
their guns that farmers are forced to | M „ Miller was visiting her son, Burns.
if any exist, why the said accoun t should nut be ap
proved ami the adm inistrator c f said estate und his
put up notices on all corners, no hunt ' ( jeor„ e
waiting
rooms
for
ladies
bondsm en discharged.
Lillie Cox is staying with Mrs. But ing allowed.
J. W . Brown and Fred Johnson
K ' .
1900
and gentlemen. Give us Dated this 5th day o f O ctober,
a nice drove of cattle to market
ler.
JOHN L. BURNS,
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j L. W . H am pton and family are vis took
Adm inistrator of the e6t ite o f John Burns, deceased.
Monday.
a
trial.
Feed
for
sale.
iting
his
parents.
EOLA.
A brother of J. B. Trnllinger from
Oscar Hayter, att- rney.
Astoria has been visiting him.
J. L. Atwater anti family were in
In «11 its *tapr«8 there /
H olm es Bros, are haling their hops. | Hr. ami Mrs. Center were visiting
Independence
M onday
purchasing should b<S cleanliue*«.
their farm last week.
Mrs. Bell Rush of Han Francisco, is
winter supplies.
Gravel hauling bus com m enced at
Ely’ s Cream Balm
visiting her sister, Mrs. Hartman.
cleanses, soothes and hen’s
Kola.
WIRE
CALVARY.
Charlie
H
olm
an,
of
M
onm
outh,
has
the diseased lneinbri-tie.
Misa Laura I’ ugli, from Gaston, is
FENCING»*
Ferguson’s have moved into Asa
leased
the
3.
It.
W
ithrow
farm
anti
is
It
cure«
fntarrh
and
ci
ives
W in. Percivat is pasturing several
visiting at the home of Frank Hussey.
A general assortment of
away a cold in the hedd
Strain’s linose.
moving thereto.
hundred sheep around here.
tickljr.
Page, American ami El-
nearly everything in that
Farmers are putting in summer fal
I5nlm Is pPced Into tho nostrils, spreads
If. Hayden lout a good colt loft
(je<)rge Rel|f ,mcJ ft fitie
of ,
Reulien H astings, of Peedee, passed,
low hut the ground is too hard to
wood field fencing at re
line
at
lowest
prices.
ie
membrane
and
is
absorbed.
Relief
is
im-
this way Tuesday witli a load of brick
week from distemper.
i that wero cured just right.
plow.
e and a cure follows. It is not drying—does
duced prices.
Poultry
Stoves
and
tinware.
for
his
new
house.
gone lo Salem, to
.. .
...
.
. . .
- , ,
adnee sneezing. Largo Size, M cents at Drug-
(juito a number from her" attended . Mrs. j Brophy *| has
. t
*
-i
W e are all home from the hop fields
netting,
pickets,
shingles
Paints
and
oils.
,by
mail;
Trial
Size,
10
cents
by
m
ail.
he under the d octors care h»r a while
...
. . . . . .
F
Chris. Mark and Htinby Htrmon
the street carnival in McMinnville
with our poykets full of m oney,
JUOTHEUS, 56 Warren Street, New York
have returned from R ock creel load
w u tlt.
Bee supplies.
ELY I
Gilbert, Patterson <fc Co. have their 1
A Smith funifly from Missouri h*vo ed witli fi.l. «nd boar meat.
^
hops
in
the
warehouse
at
«alom
ready
Notions in variety.
Mr«. Coy ami son, Geor#«’ , ami I va
moved to the lier,
Henry Cockle farm.
T he quarterly Sunday school con
Citation.
J.J. WISEMAN.
Forfrr, wore visiting friemis in Dalla« for shipping.
59 State street, Salem.
•Sunday schoal at 10 o ’clock and vention will convene at Airlie Sun
t il is«
W tit'lc.
Mr. lim iter lias b«on taking out the
M ILL S TR E E T,D A L LA S .
day.
Everybody
invited,
preaching
by
Rev.
Lovell
at
11
next
In ths county court of the state of Oregon
Fred and Auguat Auer and Her rocks and brush in front of his house,
W ALTER MORLEY, Prop.
Frank Turner, who hat been to Sa for the county of Polk.
man Eberlmrt are out in the m ount which very much improves tho looks, j * 11 n •V*
In the matter of the estate of C. B. Graves. *1* *»**î**î* •î**î**î**î,,î*,i*‘î * *5* *î- ^ + ^ + 4 + 4 4 + • » I
lem taking care of horses during the —Citation.
ain« hunting.
It. Brunk is under Dr. Jeffries’ care
^ r‘ - S,: r,\h 8 m ‘ *h « " * 1 f
state Fair, has returned home.
r . •lames L. Graves, administrator of C. B.
DALLAS COLLEGER
School will com m ence
Monday on account of tooth extracting ftn<i H llam ook, have b.en ria.ttng at \V «1-
(¿raves estate, and J. S. Cooper and G. O.
11 I1S"
with Willard Buell as teacher and El cocaine. He i. in great pain and hi« er
Vere Staats, accom panied by hie fa
(¿raves, ids bondsmen, greeting:
IN TH E NAM E OF T H E STATE OF
la Pettyjohn will then com m ence lhio.it i« very much swollen intide j Ike Elliott and Sam K ennedy Are ttier, mother and sister, of Airlie, were
LA CRE.OLE ACADEMY.*
Oregon, you are hereby cited and required to
leaching at Gooseneck.
and out.
'
partners in tunning one of the Hsl- visiting in this vicinity Sunday.
t
appear in the county court of the state o f Or
Located nfc Dalla«, Oregon.
..
,
tnick farms.
for the county of
at the court
Mr«. Inum onds v t i stricken with I
F. M. Iaiwis and Clinton M cLond egon,
room thereof, at h e l la s , in the county of Folk
M ONM OUTH.
paralyeis Thur«day evening and lia«
Rohurt Sim on on ths Masterson have returned from their sum m er ou t on Mend ay, the 5th dav o f N o v e m b e r , liKX),
Co-educational. We offer
at 1 o’clock in the afternoon ef that day.
Mis« Rose 10. Smith is teaching at been le (Ifnst ever einee. She is 73 farm has his summer fallow ill and is ing full of fish and venison stories.
superior advantages at reas-
then
and
there
to
show
cause,
if
any
there
be,
years
old,
Imt
was
a
very
ha-d
worker
plowing
and
sowing
stubble
land,
Parker.
The work on the Turner bridge is why the claims against said estate have not
Will g iv « strength t o the nerves and re
sonable rates. Fall term op-
and kept three hoarders during hop
paid ami why said estate has not been
store tho liver and kidneys to u h ed th y
•Students are still com ing in to the picking.
I T. A. Ireland, having tired ef farm being rapidly pushed, Contractor R oy been
T ^ ens Sept. 19; registration Sept
finally settled; and why thi «aid administra-
condition, give tone to the stom ach mid
Normal.
ing, will sow imiaquite grasi on most al expectin g to com plete it Saturday. shoultl not l*e removed.
bow els, and p rom ote a g ood appitito
*;•
For catalogue or oth-
healthy Uige«tion; will relieve constipa
Our school has com m onoed with IS ; of fij. land and try stock raising for u
W ITNESS, the honorable J. E. Sibley
t i 18th,
Mr. Burt, the railroad agent’s son
tion, purify tue blood and make a heal
Attorney
Hayter,
of
your
city,
was
;
judge
of
the
county
court
of
' i er inform ation address,
scholars in attendance. W hoever re-1 few years,
thy btrtiy with a clear skin. That tired
in tliis vicinity la-t week looking uf-1
the state of Oregon for the
feeliiur » il l leave you And sleep will be
C . C. l’ OLING , Uh. D. 1’ res.,
ported new furniture at tue Eola
[seal]
county of Folk, with the seal
rcstiul. A t W ilson s drug store, Dallas.
school house was in too much of a
Highland grange will meet at Cal- ter the interests ol the Scotch compu-
Dallas. Oregon.
of
said
court
affixed,
this
2nd
Im rry; it is needed badly, but that vary ohtircli at 1 « ’clock on the third ny.
day of Octol»er, A. D., l'JOO.
docs not gel it.
Saturday and all members should be
Attest: V. S. i/Highary, clerk.
Ry W. F. Nichols, deputy.
______________
i present.
OAKDALE.
THE POLK G O T O ITEMIZES S Ä t i S Ä r Ä “ * * * 1 0(IR S T A F F «
» » S T U B S . I ami
R. E. B R YA N & SON
One Price Cash Store
j
FARMERS'
FEED SHED
N
N asal
C A TA R R H
Hardware!
SALEM FEN C E WORKS
!
W ILS O N S
I¡
I CELERY
DANDELION
Th o S tim u lu s
o f P u r e B lo o d
That Is what Is required by every organ
uf the body, for the pro|*jr performance of
j is functions.
It perfects all the vltsl processes.
It prevents biliousness, dyspepsia, consti
pation, kidney complaint, rheumatism, ca
tarrh, nervousness, w e a k n e s s , faintness, pim
ples, blotches, and ull cutaneous eruptions.
It Is assured by taking Hood’s Sarsapa
rilla which acts directly aiul peculiarly on
the blood.
This statement Is proved by thousands
of unsolicited testimonials.
w . P Krrmv, Wontl.tnck, Ala., writes:
'•When I began taking Hood's Sarsaparilla
my blood was Impure and I had not been
feeling well for some lime. I was bothered
very much with that tired feeling. When
I had taken the medicine a few day. I be-
gnn to feel better, and after taking two
bottles I felt like another person. That
tired feeling wan gone und I could do iny
work.”
Hood's Sarsaparilla
humors sntl all foreign tuatlcrs.
R oy M cM urphy has moved to Falls
_ _ _____
rannie Hehnick will go to school at
Farmers are all very busy, finishing Sod-ivillo ami Albert Tedrow has re- City.
• heir summer fallow and plowing for i turned to the Albany publis school
W righ t Bros, have rented the Shreve
cheat.
1 for the third year.
place.
Sunday school at the Oak Grove
SUVER.
J. S. Macomber has moved into his
church every Sunday and pleaching I i
•
next Sunday.
[ Dwight Hoag has gone to W ashing new house.
ton to hunt a job.
Mrs. Cahill has returned to her
Thu hunters ami their dogs arc
home in Spokane.
making it very warm for the bird*
H op#are picked. Some here con-
«inco the first of October.
tract**! for 10 cents.
Our school com m enced Monday
with Mrs. Joe Card as teacher.
Frank Fawk and John W hite have . Mirt M*y Harper com m enced teach
I finished their an minor fallow, and
^duxil here Monday.
Mr. Y ucom has gone to Portland
I that o f W allace Fawk is up and look
for a load of goods for Mr. Sm ith, who
The
Evangelical
protracted
meeting
i jug t i i ©.
is m oving on to the old Slrewey place
closed Sunday witli two addition«.
i
Daniel Kikes, of California, is here
Our sc h o o l op en ed tho 1st w ith 20
Llim Yeater and Ona Me Lane h*v* visiting his sister, Mrs. Harris, whom
| P»P'l*
and
several
m ore
ex p ected
. h gone
the
Alsea
a U
deer
hum . he Imd not seen for over twi nty years
• ••
i
i •
i
» a,
,
'f f i v
i to
g n
n
t\
is " j* l for
uí
¡i
rrr
I hi school 1 « in charge of H. C. Scy Sjw.»k for your venison in time,
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| IMOUr, of Hallas.
P A R K E R.
Bob Steele and party came up from
Oak Grove will long - miss Mr. Stev ( Portland Monday ninnai * itli guile
Mrs
11.
TV.
8w
ink in visiting friends j
ena anti family, who have moved , nd dogs for a l.i'g Mongolian huut.
in
Portland.
r
I away, lowing I raded their farm to a 1
I man from Perrydale.
Some of the farmers are working
Miss Iva lfaley has gons to Linn
iv a
I In the oats with grass seed of differ
U r . W
. Smith «rat called to Sheridan 1
n il kinds. They Itegin lo believe in cou nty to teach.
1 ucstlay by the death of his bri ) I tier i u -
more slock and less wheal and oaU.
Mi»s Rosa Smith, ot M onm outh, is
| law, Orby Branson. Mr. Branson was
one of the most excellent young men
Joint Patterson, of near Stiver, lias teaching the school.
‘ of Oregon.
rented the lieu Hayden farm below
Mis* Josie W ood is going to attend
Independence, and has moved his •chool in Corvallis.
family there. Mr. F rom , the rural
m lit delirery man, has m oved his
D M Ualhreath »hipped 25 boxes
family into the house vacated liy him . of apples to l’or'.lami.
1 hey will In* ;i great help to you, as we are
always offering special values to our cus
tomers.
FA L L DRESS GOOD4
Homvapuna, III« vt-rv «tv
li«h a ra te for tuilor «tilt«
ami skirls, 56 iuehea witlr,
in prava, tana ami hruwns
at 90 cent» a yard.
OUR GOLF C I.O T H 8
We are «httwiug a swell line
and tlie liest tattica m Sa
lem. $3.50 a yard.
PLAÌN
FRENIMI
FI.ANNKLS
GOLF CAPER
A swell line (or fall at from
$4 tu $12
KURS
The greatest assortment ev
er brought to Salem. W e
are nflrring special t allies in
mtr fur department.
I
polka
nor
FLAN N ELS
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$1 a yard.
Mrs. Dorr Gibson has been
sick list.
School will soon begin
Elfie Clark as teacher.
SCHOOL
on
with
The prune drying season
over at the W ilson place.
is
the
Miss
WE OPEN THE FALL TRADE
With the Greatest Showing of Goods
Ever Made in Salerno*
TIME
School time will soon
be here. We are ready
for the first cleps of the
bell. During the sum
mer we have added to
our stock until we
have a complete line
of school books and
supplies. Ask for our
Big Value tablet.
THE W. H. BURCHARDT &C0.
O UR B U Y E R ha* in person S E A R C H E D the M A R K E T S of the
EAST for the prettiest and best of everything iu the fabric line and
hi« effort» have not been futile.
OUR SH O W IN G S IN SU IT IN G S A N D PIE C E GOODS have
never heen excelled in this city and our price* will bring tit the
crcnm cf the trade. .
IN FU R S, J A C K E T S and CAPES we w ill easily m aintain our
well deserved reputation a* S A L E M ’S BIG B A R G A IN HOUSE, for
we are showing the finest and largest line iu the city at the lowest
possible prices.
OUR CU STO M ERS G E T T H E B E N E F IT of a visit to the East
ern market* of the MOST E X P E R IE N C E D B U Y E R IN SALEM .
H O L V E R S O N 'S
a* THE BIG BARGAIN HOUSE OF SALEM •*
Sm icewor lo F. 8. Dearborn,
263 Com m ercial street, Salem.
JOS- MEYERS & SONS
W. Peacock and Dell Grigsby are
running Mr Fuqua’s apple «tryer.
POPCORN.
Read O u r A d s—
H
.«SALEM’S GREATEST STORE»
W m . Bradley Jr. haa gone to Phil
lip*. W ashington cou nty, to teach.
L A D IE S SU ITS—
The latest style* $(7.85 to $25.
Miss Minerva H aley, o f H ighland,
i* staling with Mrs. Jack PaCsrton.
about
W m . Fuqua haa gone to Alaea Val- ;
ley for * bunch of stock cattle that he
A. K. W ilson recently bought a fine pun-hated some time ago.
sheep of Thus. Rronk, of Eola.
Mi»* Hattie Langhery, w ho live*
John and Ellis C onnoy did the dry. near ths Grand Konde valley, ia vi»it-
ing at the Harris hop ysrd at Oak ing her uncle, W m . Fuqua.
Grove.
Wnr. Corkol has m oved his family
Mrs. W in. Calder has Veen quite to the Stum p farm between Surer and
sick with typhoid fever, but is getting M onmouth, where he will farm some
better.
and r»ise goat*.
Oliver Waite Iras moved bis familv
John P*tterM>n,«ho ha* been living
to Mrs Allen's place in the valley for en one of Mr*. Fnqim ’a farm*, h»s
a year.
moved to a farm owned l>y lio n . Ben.
Hayden, in lire north end of the
The Cavitt children have been county.
picking tip prunes at the Shepard
plaee near Zena.
Merritt Tillery, from near McCey.
who bought ths O regon Pottery C o.’»
■ laps were not ao good in the Gib- ] farm near her* last annrmsr, haa
son yard this year as they wers last, j moved hi* family into the house on
L A D IE S C A P E S —
Black fur trimmed rape* ................. $1 45
Black fur trim m ed ca|e with colla r
ette eff. ct— very good .......................... 1 89
KODAKS
— AND—
Photo Supplies
— AT—
Next door to 1*. O., Dallas.
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M ISSES C A P E S—
Red and M o* with golf plaid hood.
Very p r e t t y ............................................. 2 50
Cloth rape* nicity braided ................. I 35
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FDRS—
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Black fur boa». *iv tail«........................ 1 40
Cape collarette, good q u a l i t y ........... I 98
Storm collarett* with talw and trim
med wi h six tails ..............................2 50
PFEMNIfi’S JEWELRY STORE
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W E A R E P R E P A R IN G TO M O VE—
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AND ARE O FFERII ALL GOODS AT! SALE PRICES. *