I. kadimo republican spirits every-
where ure trying very li.ird to make
1 i t appear that there is a perfect luntl-
I »tide of democrats to their Hide, hut
DALLAS, FRIDAY, OCT. 26, 1900. forget to ever hint about the multi
plied thousand* of republican»» who
t h.A*iiñD E very F riday M okmxo A t 7:30.
have vowed that they will not support
| Mr. McKinley. Let democrat« and
W . A . W A S H ,
p<>puli»U everywhere lie *low to swab
1 U IT O K A N D PHOPHIKTOH.
I low the assertions of the republican
I nimcs . In bygone time« democratic
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
principles and
ways of getting
f I ,r>0....................................... Per v«'ar
at
things
made
the
masses prosper-
$ 76..............................Per six month«
40 ......................... Per three month« our and happy and would do so again.
Advertising rates made known on It is the friend of the common people
application. Correspondence ¡«solicit
and the enemy of trusts.
ed.
Fine Job Printing done at reasonable
C O U R T H O U S E ON T H E S Q U A R E .
•»rices.
THE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER
N owhkhk in Oregon is much inter
est being taken in the coming elec
tion. The republican confidence of
success and lack of enthusiasm will
cost them many a vote.
T he apple crop in the east is prov
ing a comparative failure and in the
middle west the bulk of the crop is
rapidly rotting, which will make a
better price for Hist class Oregon ap.
pies. Let the growers in Polk county
make a note of these facts and profit
by them. All shrewd producers kecj
a cl<>se watch on the markets.
W hile this year's Oregon prime
crop liss been a paying one our state
will not get full credit for it as a big
per cent of it has been bought by par
ties interested in California fruit and
will be so labelled before it gets to tbo
eastern market.. The indications are
that the price for a choice article will
increase to betwee i 6 and 7 cents.
A ll the doubtful political states
have been thoroughly worked by
prominent speakers of both parties^
The present presidential storm center
is the state of New York, each party
segming to think that very likely as it
goes so will go the election. Both
Mr. Bryan and Mr. Roosevelt are
making a dozen or more speeches dai
ly in all parts of the state and (here
will be ne let up until the day of vot
ing comes.
the eastern railroads having
Pacific coast connections have made
very cheap rates for settlers coining
west and and also cheap round trip
rates for those desiring to come out
on a trip of inspection. The result
will be that in a few weeks the north
west will be flooded with new people
spying out homes among us. Port-
and will bo the natural terminals for
a big per cent of them and many will
scatter all over the Willamette valley.
Let the people of Polk county be on
the lookout for them, extending cour
teous treatment and encouragement
to locate among us. Our county
could well support double its present,
population.
A ll
The pride of Polk county
Thin day will surely »how
The inoHsive, solid building
Ret» all heart» aglow,
Her »tately tower» and turret«
(sodden* Liberty ho fair,
Let it l>e our theme this day
The court house on the »quart*.
Not a man thin day will grieve
The dollar he is out
The bigger taxe» he doe» pay,
The louder he will shout.
All ha» helped to do this work,
Koch ha» done hi» »hare,
And now they view the grand result
The court hou»e on the square.
No longer stranger» taunt and jeer,
Canting look* of scorn
The old, old builditig lived and died
Behold a new one born
Within the wad» the law» sustained
Kauai right» to all
The hnne»t man will get hi» due
The evil doer fall
Cant an eye all o’er the »tate
Y o u ’ll find none will compare
W ith Pojk county’s gift
The court house on the »quare.
The county court has done its part
To them all honor due
Three better men you could not find
Honest fair and true
Their work wua hard, they did it well
That, no one will deny.
(live each judge a hearty »hake
You vote it, m o do I
A vote of thanks right hearty thank»
Everyone will »hare
For work performed, and now we have
The court house on the square.
Another word and then we’re done
W ho carried out the plan
Every timber, »tick anil stone,
Friend W ells is the man,
No »lighted word, no dodging round
Everything was fair
Hi» work is done and now we have
The court house on the square
Fill the goblet full of wine
Or water if you please
Whichever kind that »nits you best
A nd willyour conscience ease.
One thing we kn ov that water's pure
Sometime not mo the other
The first is nature» grandest gift
The latter causes bother
Let the toast this happy day
Be wafted everywhere
Y ou r county’s gift, so mote it be
The court house an the square.
OCR STAFF OF RUSTLERS-
W H A T TH E Y HAVE T O SAY A B O U T
T H E D O I M C 8 IN T H E C O U N T Y .
A n U n e q i i d ’cd a n d C o m p l e t e Re
s u m o n f W h a t Y o u r F rto n d s are
a n d Have Been La tely D o i n g .
POPCORN.
Billy Smilli recently «old 12 ¡(out)
I for 910 each.
Rev. Sweeney lias tile church at
Bay City now. #
A. B. Gibaon has «old his hop« for
j 15| cent« a pound.
Mi*« LizzieOrr, of Dixie, viaited her
friend« here recently.
John Connoy has moved from the
Clark to the B»rr place.
VVill.e Beat it attending scheol at
the Willamette university.
Miss Ellen Syk*-s is teaching school
at Milverton again this winter.
Mr«. A. W. Wetherell, of Portland,
spent la«t Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
A. It. Southwick.
Kate Rrddekopp have been on a pleas-
Buena Vlata Silos,
ure trip to Portland.
G. W. MuLaugblu, E. N. Hall and
. . .
,,
, Mr. Getty, at Buena Vista, hsve this
Misses Bertha Detweiler, Alina and f»ll built capacious silos, which are lilt-i
Htella Welty, ,,f Msriou county have c(l with gree(1 com , it having been I
>ne
ce
been vim ling Mr*. Fete. Graber.
firat run through a cutter. Now they :
Rev. Reich, pm tor of th« Sweden- W»U have excellent green feed for their'
borgian church here,and hi* wife have 1 stock all through the winter. Tlmnk»
FREE!
FREE!
FREE!
moved to Salem ami are keeping to Mrs. E. N. Hall for the following
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1 s i n u / t i-t n t t n n •
I. a
11
a a a 4 a m
a . , a ■ ■ .
description : The
silos
are ten t feet
house for Attorney
Holmes _
Buy your goods of us and get a set of hand paii.lt if chins free.
diameter and twenty four feet high,
built of 2x4 lumber beveled on each
ROCK CR EEK
ASK FOR COUPONS.
edge so as to form a circle. Each
Marion Syron and Joel Shaw, of contains 1,730 feel of lumber and is
Dallas, were guests of J. L. Morrison bound by ten iron bauds 4 inch thick
Our large stock is complete in every department. Compare onr prices in
last week.
and q in. wide, the lumber and iron d-y foods, notions, trimmings, suitings, silks, mercerized skirting.- ami to-
„ | nings, ladies furnishing goods and wraps, and see if our prices ate not as low
Warren Wright, wife and »on were j coaling 930. They are pluc.-d
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Ev. Bry giavel foundation and then cemented as tlie lowest. We can fit you out. In oil suits, niarkin'.iwlies, •imlirella-,
| There are three doors one above an- 11*"* t'0» 1» »ud wet weather goods we ere well fixed. Our immense -ale • f
ant, of Norton, last week
other, placed certain distances apart clothing. Iials, caps, bools and sloes is good proof that our prices sre right
The wind blew a lot of picket, (ence [ and opening on the inside. The f i ll j and lower than our competitor*. We are #ole Hgents for the Fulmer garment»,
down in this vicinity on the 19:h and ing is done at the top. Two men can perfitting tailor made jacket*, skirts, golf capes and tailor made sui%. W ith
filled the road full of trees so the muil 1 build one jn three days, it requiring in the last 30 days we have given away two $70 Singer sewing machines a*
carrier could not get through.
premiums. Our new premium lint is now out. We give away nice hum!
1 no «iiecial'skill.
painted china. Each cash purchaser get» a coupon for every 50 cent pur
HARMONY.
I
chase. No. 1,800 takes the last machine. Who holds it.
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The Dalles foundry is kept busy the
Mis» Alice Coy, of Butler, lies been year around. Mr. Biddle gets work SP EC IA L T H IS W EEK:
visiting friends here.
from both Yamhill and Tillanuiok
A line of inen», youths, boys and childrens at a reduction of from 10 to
25 per cent. A line of ladies jackets, mens mackintoshes and hat* al a
The rain, which all the farmers are counties and does lots of heavy saw
big cut. Our bargain .'counter is again loaded will) »hoes tnr!n*«»niit.
mill work during the winter.
glad to see, ia here once more.
Our usual low prices for groceries. Stand patterns for November just in.
W’ e take subscriptions for the Designer—$1 a year. Call and g*it Novem-
Mr. McGhie lot» hern running his
her pattern sheet. Yours truly,
R. E. BRYAN & SON.
wood saw, but has now laid it up.
E. R.
Pri
Mattie Cavitt ia staying with her
LOCAL
grandmother this winter and going to
The farme-s of this vicinity dipped
and
school.
about 800 shpep and goat* the first of
C LIM A TIC
Squire Moore has movod his family this week.
Nothing but a local
from the West place at Highlaud to
Oliver Leonard, who ¡»teaching in
em edy or change o f d i
the Clark place.
lu te will cure
Gopher valley, -pent Saturday and |
CATARRH
Larkin Gryee, Ellis Connoy and the Sunday at home.
The S p e cific is
Pearce boys have just return.al from a
The farmers are »hiiruening up their
'ly 's Cream Balm
fishing trip to Otean Park and other
plows to be ready to go to work as
It i» quickly absorbed
fishing points.
Gives relief at once.
soon as the rain lets up.
•t open» and cleanses the
There will he preaching and ser
Nasal Passage».
Miss Nellie Sunderland and Mis Et
Allay» Inflamation.
vices at the school house on the last
ta
Walker
are
visi'ing
in
Beaverton
leal» and Protects the
Sunday in October at the usual hour
ulembrane. Restore» the
with the new pastor, Rev. Morehead, and Portland this wtek.
Sense» or Taste and buiell. N o injurious drug. Reg
ular
»ize,
50
cunts;
Family
size,
*1 or bv mail
in charge.
Charlie Leonard, who has had the
FLY BROTHERS, 50 W ar.en Street, New York.
meuslee, was taken amldenly worse
W EST 8ALEM .
and had to call the doctor.
COLD HEAD
School has an attendance of 38
scholars.
O A K CROVE.
G. F. Seeley haa seeded part of his
Mesdames MeXury and White are place (o clover.
on Lite sick list.
Mr. T. Haney ia here from Iowa
Mrs. D. L. Matheney visited friends viaiting hi) »¡»ter, Mrs. J. C. White.
| at Philomath last week.
Rev Moorhead preached last Sunday
Frank Gibson and wife, of Rick- and will have service« here every two
j resll, visited his mother recently.
weeka.
Doug. Hanna has returned from
The funeral of Mr». W. H. Fulker
■leer hunting, his party having cap son at the Baptist church last Sunday
tured eight deer.
was largely attended.
Chris. Burnsier and wife, of Mas-
A big attendance ia expected at the
lcny, have moved ill the house with Zena Sunday school rally and basket
his parents, Mr. Traglio and wife.
dinner, November 4th,
Mrs. S. I). Gibson and Mrs. Ida
Our school now has a nirth grade.
Brown left for- the'east Monday the The teacher, H. C, Seymour, ia at
former to visit relatives near Denver tending the institute at Dallas.
and the latter to live with her moth
Grange meeting at 10 o ’clock next
er and sister at Council Binds.
Saturday. Jndge Boise will he in
w. c B.
Our district furnished wsll paper ' attendence and all members are urged
and a volunteer crew of paper hang to be present for the transaction of
T o C u r e a C o l d In O n e Day
ers papered the school house Satur important business.
Take lax Hive hromo quinine taldcta day. The following persons partici
All druggists refund the money if it paled ; Edwin Elliott and wife, T. W.
O A T.D A LE .
fails to cure. Signature nf E. W. Wann, W. H. Squires, Mesdames D.
Grove on each box. 25 cents.
A. and C. E. Hanna.
Mrs. Joe Card is much improved.
C O U N TY COURT.
PROBATE.
BALLSTON.
/
W. R. Craven is shipping apples to
Portland.
Sc SO fi.
Charles Farley has moved his fam
ily to Dallas Id/ schooling purposes.
Notice of Final Settlement.
o t ic e is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t j . k . c o n -
ner and N. M. Conner, the surviving executors
the last will and te«tum ent o f Nathan Conner, tie
ceuBRti, have filed their final account an such execu
tors ia the county court, of Polk county, Oregon,
and that Tuew lay, the 4th day o f Decem ber, A. D.
1900, a* the hoU'- o f 10 o ’clock in the forenoon of
»aid day, in the ceurt room of »aid coun ty court, at
D u II m . Polk county, O regon, has been fixed by Hon.
. E. Sibley, ju dg e of .said court, a* the tim e and
place for the hearing
taring o f ob jection » to 9aid final ac
coun t and the settlem ent thereof,
I K. CONNER,
N
of
N.
M. CONNER,
Executor» of the last will and testament of Nathan
Conner, deceased.
R. L Conner, attorney for »aid estate.
Dated October 23rd, 1900.
BAD COLDS.
Weaving.
D n « n n v r v /v l-
I
C E rD G t,
I L l££S £111(1 p O T ~ i
m o r l o t n n r H o i*
I l l i l U e I t ) O I «1(31 .
f to r ttfl
U L reS
Final Settlement.
JO T IC E IS HEREBY G IVEN T H AT THE I N-
le reigned haa filed her Huai account os a lm in -
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. istrator
of the
estate
of
John
Kawk,
*
i
1
1 M
1 deceased, and Monday, Nov. 5th, 1000. at 10
T V C c lC lO I I iy
<3.11(1 J i d l B V * I o ’clock , a. m ., of »aid day,
_ _ a at the county court h ouse,
o f Polk coun ty, Oregon^ has been fixed by H on, J.
« t n m t « | ) fll ] n a
E. S ib le j, judge of the county court for said cou n ty ,
O tlU tilO , J
as the time ami place for the hearing o f the same.
All perHons interested in said m atter are hereby uo-
tif.e l to appear at said tim e and show cause. if'any
th eie be, why said account should not lie approved
and the account settled and closed.
Dallas, Oregon, Oct. 2, 1900.
SARAH I. FAW K, udmiiiistiator.
Townsend A Hart attorneys for estate.
H. H. C H AC E ,
Nc
corner
io d n l l t l li l
Hardware!
Final Settlement.
A general assortment of
nearly everything in that
VTO TICE IS H EREBY GIVEN T H AT T H E UN-
line at lowest prices.
dersigned hat filed his final account in the
m atter of the estate of John Burns, deceased, and
Stoves and tinware,
M onday, Novem ber 5, 1900, at the hour
10 o ’clock
a. in., lias been appointed by the county cou rt of
l’aints and oils.
the state o f Oregon, for Polic coun ty, as the tim e
fo r the hearing of ob jectioi s t o said final accoun t
Bee supplies.
and the settlement thereof. All persons are thero-
forc notified to appear at said time and show cause,
Notions in variety.
if any exist, why the »aid account should not he ap-
aud the adm inistrator of said estate and hie
J.J. WISEMAN.
C roved
midsmen discharged.
“ It was the worst case o f jrrip I ever had
A haif
dozen friend» had sure cures. Still it hunjf on.
Heard of the Dynamic Tabules. T o m y amazement
they stopped both cou g h end cold the first night. I
endorse and recom m end them to the p eop le.” —Bar
clay Henley, ex-m em ber congress anti a ttorney, 101
Sansotne street, San Francisco. July 7, 1900,
of
Dated this 5th day o f O ctober, 1900
JOHN L. BURNS,
Adm inistrator o f the estate o f John Burns, deceased.
Oscar Hay ter, attorney.
M ILL S TR E E T,D A L LA S .
Alvin Kimball and Miss Bessie Kel
Sibley, J.
*‘ I live aeróse the street from where Mendel's D y
ler were married at Comstock, last namic
'fahules are n u d e
Tha' i» how 1 first took
Final hearing iu the matter nf (lie
The attentance of our school is con Wednesday, and he will run his fath them . T hey stop colds w ithout notice. I took a
Sylvester Wilson estate was set for stantly increasing, (juite a number ers farm lie.e. Alvin was raised here dozen b oxes with me for self and friend» when 1
went to N om e.” — H. L. Van W inkle, capitalist, 3.017
November 24th.
from other districts are attending.
and has many friends who wish him W ashington street, San Francisco. A ugust 10,
1900
The final hearing of the Mary A.
Ves Andrews and Mrs. Lizzie Con every happiness ill Ilia new ties.
Sent postpaid for 25 cents in stamps by INLAN D
Bryan estute was set for December over came down from Washington to
DRUG CO ., 2.934 W ashington street, San Francisco.
Also on sale by our local a „en t, A. K. Wilson.
C h ickens And E g g«.
3rd.
be with their mother in her last ill-
General Freight Agent Markham, of
After testimony and argument of | ness,
the Southern Pacific says that the
I *
counsel in the matter of the It. L.
I +
Rev. S. S. Lee, the newly appointed recerds show that last year thera were
Skinnet estate, it was ordered that
|t.
the petition of T. vV. Wann be ilia pastor of the M. E. church at this shipped into California from the east,
+
place will preach here next Suu lay at mostly from Kansas mid Nebraska,
missed.
+
3 o’clock.
about 500 ear loads of each poultry
Prosecuting Attorney Hart has been
Objections to the semi-annual ac
t
and
eggs.
He
says
that
Oregon
ought
attending .fudge Burnett’s court in count of the dilton Southwick estate
I
Mrs. June Andrews died at her
to supply that demand for we can
<•
Albany this week.
were witlul awn ami the executors fil home on Red Prairie last Sunday
! LIMITED)
raise the fowls as cheap as they do in
led an answer showing why t ic estate night of paralysis, aged 74. She hail
the east and our freight would be les.. S A L E M , O R E C O N .
should not be closed ami the wid'-w been in failing health for sometime
He has been looking into the facts in
but the fatal stiuke came about a week
lakes until November 17th to reply.
GROWERS
the case and re|>orls a rapid increase
ago. Sue was a pioneer, having set-
OF
in
poultry
and
poultry
products
EOL*.
! tied on the old home place nearly 48
RELIABLE
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throughout lbs state. Tha growine
year» ago. She was a member of the
NURSERY
Mr*, 'liminomi is getting better Baptist church for many years, and a tendency of sentiment in favor of ill-
STOCK.
versified farming has created n lively
This root of m any evils—
iluwly.
kind und benevolent neighbor. The
Tum ors, abscesses, cutaneous eruptions,
interest in the development of the
Gilliert, Paterson A Brophy have fun‘‘rHl Wrt, Poached bv her old time poultry business.
dyspepsia, readiness to catch cold and In
sold llivir bops for 15 cants.
pasior, John Osborn,of Independence.
ability to get rid of It easily, catarrh, and
She leaves two brothers, John Dickey,
other ailm ents Including the consumptive
R ICK R EA LL.
B. J. Ferguson has a felon on his of Bsllston, and David Dickey, of Sa
tendency —
Buy none hut the best
thumb, and Billy Hunter is laid “ P lem, and the following children who
Farmers
are
busy plowing.
Is removed by H ood’ s Sarsaparilla so with a lame knee.
stock, which is always
were with her during hor last hours :
completely that a radical and permanent
Ed. Hall lias bought two new sulky
the cheapest. •
Our teuchey mi-sed three day1 Mrs. Lizzie Conoyer and Sylvester
cure Is effected.
Andrews, of Colfax, Washington, Mrs. plows.
This statement Is proved by thousands school on account of poison ouk>
l<ott Mi Kune and Mrs. Hsllie Hoff
Mr. Orr will put out 25 more acn »
of voluntary testimonials. S i l a s V kmvooy « caused by whittling apiece of poison
man, of Oregon City and William of bops.
W aw arslng, N. Y „ w rites:
“ When our oak slick.
Citation.
Andrews,
who
still
lives
on
the
old
daughter was two years old, she broke out
We bear the chime of wedding bells i
The following letters BIO lobe ndver- ¡dace. Tuesday die was laid to rest
all over her face and bead with scrofula
ti.nl Eiliili Baglay, Mi.« Nengclaner, in I'leasant Hill cemetery besitle her in our village.
In the county court of the state of Oregon
sores. Nothin« we did .for her seemed to
2, Mrs. Salali Fons«, Mra. E. F. Urlìi liusbantl who died several years ago.
county of Folk.
do her any good, and we had become al
Frank Wait ox)iects to go to Seat for In the
«•r, Mias Elina Norris, J. F. While,
the matter of the «»tate of C. B. Graves.
m ost dlscouru«ed when we thought we
tle
before
long.
— Citation.
Mrs.
J. Larson, N, H. Peneger,
FALLS^ITY.
would try H ood’s Sarsaparilla. The first
r « James L. Graves, administrator of C. B.
Miss MauSiv 1‘onell, Dun Osborn.
Mrs. Ed. Siefsrth was in tbo me
Grave» estate, and J. S. C»>oper and G . O.
bottle helped her and when she had taken
John EnnneU lias starteli a barber
Grave», hi» Imndamm, greeting:
tropolis Ibis w ek.
.Imp in the old Wunkey building.
six the sores were all healed and her face
IN T H K N A M K O F T H K S T A T E O F ;
Atlam Hartman ami Miss Winnie
was smooth. She has never shown any
O
regon
, you are hereby cited and required tqj
A small burglary was committed on
Mr. Hubbard has rented Ed. Clark's
Woods, of L dependence, have been
sign of the scrofula returning.”
appear in the county court o f the »tate of Or- I
Nathan Emmett's store and a haul of place for the next year.
united for life.
egon, for the county of Polk at the court
97 made by the thief, whose initials
room thereof, at Della», in the county of P*»ik*|
Hood*• S a rsa p a rilla
Peter Cook expects to skip «limit *
Kepertof Oak Grove school for the are— alphabetical.
M«.nday, the 5th day of Novemlier, 1900, |
cleanses the system of all humors inherited monili ending October 26;li : Enroll
onsan«' boxes oi Apple« to Portland j at 1 o’clock in the afternoon »f that day.
thoHMml
or acquired and makes rich, healthy blood. ed, 24; tardy, none; visitors, 11; not
F A. Lucas has put a large stock of lint fall.
then and there to »how cau»e, if any there be,
why the claim» against »aid estate have not
l,,H Meesman ball and tilt-
Hnod'fl M il« ••me Mv«r 111»; »»>•• n«n Irrttatlntr »t»d I absent nor tardy, Ira and Leland Rob - 1
M. A. Burch aud J. P. Cnttelein | been paid ami why »aid estate ha» not been
Hilly o»riiartio ui i »K h with H qim I'« SurBwpwrliU
erls, Josie and Johnnie Kuhle, Blanch ' ,
"P 'or * ,,ore- He also runs a
tit ward iM»ar ^n»Hv settled; and why the »aid adminwtra-
lawk, Jay Smith ami Nellie William- •"wh meal market there with Ralph j have rented * 30 acre bop yard uear j 3 C 3 ^ 7 b,U w » « t
so n .
H. C. S bymol - h , teacher.
ford a« clerk.
, Buena Visu.
I WITNESS, th. h. [»norable J. K. Sibley
judge nf the county court of 7 Í
Christian church features are aa fui- | 8.T. Ituicli intends to put out 15
th* state of Oregon for the
[..a l]
county of Polk, with the —-o'
lows: Saturday, November 3rd, an p- j acres more of hops and a llrf his old
of Mhirl court affixed, this 2nd
|>er in Peitk building at 6 o'clock, pro- yard on trellia.
day of October, A . D „ 1900.
ceeda to go toward a church bell. Ev
Attest: U . S. L ’ ughary, clerk.
Tom McDowell is painting the old
ening of Thatiksgiviug day an enter
By W . F . Nichole, deputy.
tainment with recitations tnd music Nesmith property, hielt is occupied
bearing on the origin and practices | by N. S. Burch,
of this festival, A box social after
Old Sailor, a Itorae that di J service
ward. Admission 10 cents.
1 hev will be a great help to you, as we are
in S. T. Burche’« family for 26 years,
Buy him a Kutluk. It'
Mr« Wolfe and her daughter, Belle, died not I >ug ago.
always offering special values to our eus-
of Falls City precinct, mind you, took
will keep him off the,
turner«.
the following premiums at the stats
street.
lair Ibis year: Peas, first mid second; George Smith sold his for 13 and 14
j timothy seed, first and second; Hun and Mr. Orr bis foi 12 and 13.
f a l l d r e ss goods
GOLF CAPES
garian first ami second; flax first; to
Homespuns, tin, »cry sly
A swell line for fall at from
Frank Gibson's motlief haa gone on
matoes first and second; flax first;
lisli weave for tailor suits
94 to 912
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Kohl Kahj first; Rutabagas second; an extended trip to Illieoia, where
and skirts, 66 inches wide,
ru n »
j plums first; primes first; filberts first. she has not been for aeveral year*.
in grays, tans and browns
The greatest assortment ev
We challenge any precinct in the
at 80 cents a yard.
J. P. Cast -lein haa aotd some oi hia
state of Oregon to show as good a re
er brought to Salem. We
OUR GOLF CLOTHS
are offering special values in
sult. Also a prise for a home exhibit. dried apples st 4 j cents a pound. Ed.
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Cook sold some oi hia fruit at 94.80 a
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our fur departmeiiL
We aie .hewing a «well line
hundred.
FOLK.
and the l>e«t values in Sa
lem 93.- m ) a yard.
Miss Aurelia Burch ia attending the
There it very little excitement over
m ’I iis i I in Eugene end Mis« Pauline
, politics.
POLKA
Next tloor to P. O., Dallas«.
DUT
1 Abe Becker lias gone to care for his Burch has tern viaiting there during
the wsek.
FLANXKtS
I ranch in Line county.
SALEM.
91 a yard.
Mr, Lacy, who occupied lb« Roy
Clover and early sown grain look
S C U R E
FOR
fine and the ground is in good Condi Bterley property, now live» In ene of
i
I
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£
£ r.
the mill company’« honees in south
tion for plowing.
I
lati—> No&lNGfWk
I
Dixie Mr. Bveriey lies sold his prop
F. F. and ls-na Kliever, Mary and erty to Tom McDowell.
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WIRE
FENCING^
! CELERY
Oregon
Nursery
Company
Ças^ $ t°r*f
Ira Mehrling, of Falls City, dried
Presidential via - lion Tuesday Nu
the hops of F. A. Kemp at Lewisville ember 6th.
aud they were pronounced a gilt ebged
Mr. King, of Collage Grove, has
article. His services will be in de assumed charge of railroad affairs al
mand next season.
Dallas station fur a few weeks alula
Mies Pearl Leonard who is teaching Agent .Woods takes a much in edi il
at Harmony reports an enrollment rest. A more faithful, efficient and
of 23 and that Velna Blair, Ivan and popular radioed agent iluin 1. N.
Florunoe Diukey were neither absent Woods lives not in Oiegoti.
nor tardy during llie past month.
A lack of strict discipline is one of
When we asked Mr. Noel, of the tile greatest evils in many a school.
flouring mill, how much of it he was No amount of teaching rapacity will
»hipping away, the reply being that compensate for lsck of ability to gi.v-
it kept him busy to supply the pres- ern. The tfacher who cannot enn-
cut home demand. Dallas made Hour trol a school is in the wrong pew.
has a good name in all directions.
Home pedagogues seem to not think it
their duty to teach murals and man-
ners. There is a screw loo e in the
make up of ull such teachers.
Quinine is ten years behind. Colds do not now
hate to be endured. .'.lenders Dynamic Tabule»
(called dynam ic from thoir energy) crowd a we jk ’*
ordin- ry treatm ent into 12 hours, and abort the
worst o f colds over night.
“ W inter colds have always been serious things to
m e. They are hard and stay for m onths. But the
last was stopped suddenly by Mendel's Dynamic
Tabules. Both cough and cold uiaaupeared in a
cou p !« o f d jy * . Nothing else does this for m e ” —
Mrs. Emma L. Hollín, 14 M om street, San Francisco.
August 6, 1900.
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• DANDELION
•5*
Will give strength to the nerves and re
store the liver and kidneys t o a healthy
condition, give tone to the btomach ru'd
bowels, and prom ote a g ood appitito
healthy digestion; will relieve con stipa
ti on, purify the blood and make a heal
thy body with a clear skin. That tired
feeling will leave you and sleep will be
restful. A t W ilson’s drug store, Dalla».
Page, American and El-
wood field fencing at re
duced price».
Poultry
netting, picket», shingles
SALEM FENCE WORKS
59 State street, Salem.
| ' W A LTE R MORE. EY, Prop.
S crofula
YOUR BOY!
Kodaks, Cameras
Photo Supplies
PFENNIG’S JEWELRY STORE
lU M T ir a
WE OPEN THE FALL TRADE
With the Greatest Showing of Goods
Ever Made in Salem.»
OUR BUYER has in person SEARCHED the MARKETS of the
EAST for tbo prettiest and heBt of everything in the fabric line and
bis efforts have not been futile.
OUR SHOWINGS IN SUITINGS AND PIECE GOODS have
never been excelled iu this city and our prices will bring us the
cream ei the trade.
IN F URS, JACKETS and CAPES we will easily maintain our
well deaerved reputation as SALEM’S BIG BARGAIN HOUSE, for
wc are shotriug the finest and largest line in the city at the lowest
possible prices.
OUR CUSTOMERS GET TH E BENEFIT of a visit to the East
ern markets of the MOST EXPERIENCED BUYER IN SALEM.
H O L V E R S O N ’S
J4
TH E BIG BARGAIN HOUSE OF SALEM >
:# * * * * * * * * * * £
JOS- AAEYEH 5 & SONS
.«SALEM 'S G REA TE ST S T O R E «
M AKING ELA B O R
A TE PREPAR A
TIO N
To move into handsome
new quarters one block
east of nor present store.
Th« old opera hoit-e bui'd
ing is being remodeled es
pecially for us. We will
use three ff-sirs and will
have an electric elevator
running all the time for
the comfort of our custom,
era.
DO N O T C O M E T O SALEM
Without seeing this moat moilernly equipped store with a solid wall
of show windows on all sides
W ILL M O VE JA N U A R Y 1ST.