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I T ired and N ervous It is easy to tell when your nerve-force and vital power are slipping away from you. When your day's work leaves you weary and .»xliaustod; when you are so nervous, irritable and sleepless that your nights are passed in restless tossing; when you get up in the morning with no appe tite for breakfast, and go around all day with a headache; you may be sure your nervous strength is being used up faster than it is being renewed. “ I was troubled a groat deai with nerv ousness and headache. The least exertion would cause a dreadful pain in the head aud when I became excited I would lose entire control o f my nerves. I lived in that misery for ten years, failing to get relief until I began using Dr. Miles’ Nerv ine. Within a week my friends wore re marking how much better I looked, and soon after I found my health restored.” M r s . L o u is E l u , Idaho Falls, Idaho. Miles’ Nervine Gives the tortured nerves a rest, helps them regain their tone and steadiness, speedy remedy for nervous troubles o f every kind. Sold by all druggists on a guarantee, and is a Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. in# for home« among uh ami wh will gladly welcome (hem. There Wcou- sulerable farming done here and rev erulnew house* going up in the early spring, ami we ho|»e Bridge |>ort lift* awakened from her long sleep ami will become, as she should bo, one ofj the leading f irming and stock raising point*. We also have a petition for a new road from W. L. Frink’s to A. M. Miller’s which will be a ¡¿rent benefit to this place. two mail* a da), then tliere will he only one. It will lake longer, to get or unawer letter* and Portland papers will not come until next day. ------- m - » — Feed is quite sea ice. Mrs. Ed Hatch is very ill. r ran k T in n e r n u d e a h tH in esB . • t r ip COLD > n H EAD DALLAS, FRIDAY, MOH. 1, 1901. i ’ muhhki ) \V. K vkky F riday M orning A t 7:30. ,Y . W A S H , KOITOIt AND PUOPKIKToH. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: ,“'t under several years OCR STAFF ________ OF RUSTLERS. by a ! new man. When in the stnatehe W H A T T H E Y H A V E T O S A Y A B O U T ranked among it. most influential T H E D O IN G S IN T H E C O U N T Y , members. H ik I i a team as be and 8i ! A n U n e q u w P o d a n d C o m p le t e Re mon will cause many a good thing to e u m e o f W h a t Y o u r F r ie n d % a r e a n d H a v e B e e n L a te ly D o in g . come to pass for Oregon. In the deal ■ which made Mitchell senator the dem* COOSENECK. ecru ta secured control ot the fiie and ! police departments in Portland and The waters have been very high. many a worthy man who was kicked Rev. Gittins preached at our school out at the end of tin* Pennoyer admin house. istration will get back. Clarence Olmsted halt bean visiting his parents. OAK CROVE. f t 50 ......................................... Per year ♦ 7 5 ....................:...P e r » i x month» 4 0 ......................... Per three month» Advertising rate» made known, on Clayton Heise is quite ill. application. Correspondence ¡»solicit ed. Hetb Fawk has lieen home from Cor Fine Job Printing done at reasonable vallis. •trices. W. W. Smith has been among Sher idan relatives. All boys and girls like to do some The grangers initiated a new ntem- thing and linve something on their bur last meeting. own account, and here ia a suggestion Mrs. A. G. Roberta is in tli« metro to parents. Give one child a setting polis visitiug a daughter. lien with the agreement that lie is to Willie Kantner, of Salem, lias been care (or the chickens and sell them visiting ins uncle, J. C. White. for itis own benefit. Give another a All grangers who are eligible ought plot of ground to be cultivated by to try and attend the meeting to be himself and its products to be turned held in Independence on the 5th of March. into money for his own use. Some Our entertainment drew a large lot girl might make it profitable to grow of people, Lola and Bethsl sending and sell Mowers, sage, rhubarb, liorae big delegations. Tli* net proceeds radish or other tilings. Please show were $46.65, which, after buying a this article to industrious and ambi dictionary will be applied on a school library. tious boy* and girls, some of whom would jump at a chance to do the Mrs. Warren Dunn lias been dan things suggested. gerously ill. Prosecuting Attorney Hart has re N kver before was so much interest turned from almost a month’s attend being taken in the sciiool libraries of j ance at courts in Salem. this county. Many schools are by one | Following is the report of the Oak means and another raising funds to Grave school for the month ending February 22nd : Enrolled, 21; visits augment their number of library f by county school superintendent, 1 ; hooks mid several are iiilrodiieing li- visits by the board of directors, 2; vis braiirs for the first time. Kiicourag- its by others, 15; not absent nor tar- dy, Blanche Fawk, Maud Simmons, iag and training lioya and girls to read Nellie Williamson, Ben., Carl and Jay good books will have a tendency to Smith.— H. C. Seymour, teacher. lead them ill laudable directions. Ev («euniul Puller ran point to 1 lie pies ery sciiool should have n good library ■nl ioal.tii.il!* in South Africa to cor- case in charge of some careful and oilman* l:i> tlcclinulioii that lie had a faithful person, and it should he kept .; :i: d time down thew.—Indianapolis W\VH. locked so that no book can get out ol Every once in awhile something hap- or into it except through the hands of icns which causes one to wonder why the librarian. If conducted in any emotional persons do not pass resolu tions sympathizing with the British null- other manner the books will soon bn •r than the Boers.— Chicago Itecord. A revolt on the part o f the Cape Dutch sdattered and loat. Foil the fourth time John If. Mitch ell has been chosen United States senator, having already served in that capacity for eighteen years. It occur red at midnight of Saturday and lie had barely enough votca to get >n, 46, 11 of them being democrats. It seems that everybody, except the bitterest of the Corbett partisan!, are satisfied witli I lie reault. There is not a more capable man in the state and Ids voars of service there will give him an Regular church services last Sun- day by Rev. Kelfy,of Kings Valley. Ka.-»v anti (»lea-hint to un Contain* no iiijnri<>u drug I t i* q u ick ly aktorhed. Clives relief at once. • It o | mmi * and Clean*«* tiu W -itl Pamage*. Aliava I ntl amination. ( Heal* and protect* tli j lucnilirauc. Restore* the I Heunea of Taato and Smell. Large size, ;*<• cent* at druggist*ur i>y m aii;Tna' *i*e. io «vnt- by mail. fc.LV fcHOTHEUS, 6tl Warren St. New York to Independence last week. THE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER|in tiMl been gained Ely’s Cream Ba in Pl»y Simpson was doing business in Salem last week. | . • _ „ T e C le a n s in g a n d H e a lin g C u e fo r CATARRH PEEDEE. . l„ Spring goods arriving tlnily. An immense stock of staples and fancy dry goods, hats, caps, cloth ing, furnishing goods, shoes. In fact you will find every line filled with bargains in new ami stylish goods. Shirt waists in endless variety. 1'p to date clothing, finely tailored and first class, (hir siu ing styles in hats are the nobbiest aud tin-new est. Remember, we hold prices down and that you get the best goods from us at the lowest possi ble price. Call for coupons and get a set of dishes NEW THIS WEEK. A line of shoes at less than cost. Our entire line of jackets and capes at closing out prices. We sell gro ceries. Miss Dora Heart will soon return to Duvton. CATARRH F p d i.l/ D A L L A S , O i^ E q O N - Thieves are at work in this vicinity. This question arises in the family every day. Let us answer it to-day. | ’I rv Jell (), a delicious and healthful dessert. Prepar'd in two minutes. N o ladling ! baking ! simply add 1 toiling water mul »et to cool Fl.i vor»:—Demon, Orange, Rsiqilierry anti Strawberry Oct » pacing» ut your j grocer, lo-dsy. IO ria. Thurston Lumber Company __________________________________ \ T H U R S T O N B R O S ., Frank Turner is studying foreign I I n f i l l * t | ? 1 1 n i f ill languages, under a French tutoress. A / U 1 I L I X L tL / AL A l l s P R O P R IE T O R S . D A L L A S , O R E C O n T — DBAI.ICltH IN A 1,1. KINDS OK— j Charles Sturgess and wife, of Cher- rygrove, have moved to Eastern Or- | egon. Reuben Hastings, though much in i-1 proved in health, is still confined to his room. ACMES AND PAINS LOOK ALIK E Miss Una Hanntim, though not the! victim of a joint emafdier, is slightly \ disabled from an injury to her ankle. { Both rough and dressed material on hand and orders of any size promptly tilled. TO Scotch Remedy Graiu c ops are still uninjured in | this vicinity, and spring seeding will begin as soon as the ground is suffi-1 ciently dry. There are fiur good reasons why every Some are enjoying the excitement . , , , . i household should use this remedy: of horse breaking. A large crowd attended our literary ! . 4 4 , . _ . ..... 4l. . , . . . . F irst—It penetrates q uicker and deeper than any know n rem edy. There is great need of a bridge over meeting Saturday night to hear the debate OU the question “ resolved, that Second— It rem oves pain and soreness at the creek west of Lackey’s. present conditions indicate the over- j Safi?1’oV'cloffitn*.01 S° U ° f discolur the Spelling school and ciphering throw of the American government.” I T h l r d - I t con tains no ch loroform , ether. •natch evtry Wednesday evening. Both sides of the quesrion were ably; noinVoiat’iicaPSiCUin °r Iodlne and ls discussed, hut ai truth ia mighty and Fo It is the only safe, quick John Chandler, a pioneer of this will pravail, lite decision was in the and harm less rem edy found on the county, now lives at Orofino, Idaho. market. affirmative. Bold by all druggists at 60 cents. At a magic lantern show about $9 By the exercise of his inventive ge whs raised for our Stinduy school, nius Frank Gilliam succeeded in pro SCOTCH REMEDY COMPANY which is in good condition. SAN FRANCISCO ducing a substance tliat is entirely Western Agency different from anything hitherto dis T h e r e 1« a C la s s o f P e o p le covered, in either the vegetable or Who are injured by the use of coffee. Recently there has been placed in all mineral kingdom. The substance is j the grocery stores a new preparation the result of an experiment in chem called Grain-O, made of pure grains, istry and was produced hy compound- ^ J ^ H A T I S that takes the place of coffee. The ing bicarbonate of soda, tartrate of _ _ .. most delicate stomach receives it with potassa, and the chloride of sodium j 1 1 • out distress, and but few can tell it with common wheat floqr, and the It is the way wc do business, it is from coffee. It does not cost over one- addition of a small quantity of pore the kind of groceries and dry goods ine adipocere, witli sufficient acidulat fourth as much. Children may drink we sell.it is the certainty of getting it witli great benefit. Fifteen cents ed lacteal fluid to facilitate thorough just what yon want and honest incorporation, afler which the mass and 25 cents per package. Try it. measure that makes people say j was subjected to low heat for two Ask for Grain-O. hours. The substance has a polished surface, and the exterior coloring is SMITHFrELD. an intense blaqk ; in density it closely You are Safe Sunday sciiool will hereafter meet resembles granite, and compares fav- | i at 2.30. orably with lead in weight. Frai k <*t DFOWn S denies that this substance is the re Frank Rhodubarger visited his sis Even if you are not one of our ma sult of an attempt to make bread, but ter hero last week. , ny regular customers, send us your ^s the other members of the family order and the result will he anoth Some of our young people attended li ,M‘en » t» e "t for several days, just er satisfied customer added lo our w h a t h e whh t r y in g to m a k e w ill p r o b the Oak Grove social. Sick horses arc quite numerous in these parts. Many families hare moved to the Lucas mill as he intends to begin t o day to work his s. w. Mr. Lucas has Ralph Ball has been quite sick with pu. in a telephone from his store lo the measles. tile mill, which will he a great convs- Jolmt Mulkey is home from his nience. Parties needing lumber can wire first to the mill to see if it is Lewisville school. ready for them. Miss Pauline Sears spent a few days lit home last week. J. 8. Pettyjohn, of Butler, has re Me. Graham, who was shot near newed his subscription to this paper here, is about well. and the Oregonian for a year. Adolph Newman and Annie Zosel were married Thursday. Some of our voting people attended the entertainment at Oak Grove. Tli» Misses Shaffer have gone to Seattle, where they expect to run a hotel. a b ly n e v e r he k n o w n . Inaugura tion Day Opening NEW STO RE G. L Kelly has been lo Portl ml and Bill Davis has gone in search of a new location. Ladies < 'hildren Infants furnishings, fancy goods, notions, etc. Prof. F. E. Emmett, who is teach ing at Kickreall, spent a few days with his parents. Clyde Kelty Philip a" cl Charley Mulkey spent last Saturday evenivg at the legislature. Miss Ruby RecHe is h o m e from bar school, w h ic h w a s d is m is s e d on a c- c H int of m e a s le s . f Mr. and Mrs Anan Myer were down from Falls City last week. fiE w q o o D S R. E. BTVYAN & SOf4 . One Price . . . . . £a$h S t°rV B E T H E L A N D N Ic C O Y . W h a t S h a l l W e H a v e fo r D e s s e r t? Mrs. Alva Womer is visiting rela- lives at Philomath. NEwqooDS MRS. H. H. CHACE, Curntr f’ ourt ami Mdia »trusts, Dallas, Citation. In the county court of the ntate of Oregon for the county of Polk. J. C. Fletcher and 0. If. Starr have In the matter ef the extate of Mayaret L. returned from Southern Oregon and Tuttle, deceased, late of Polk county—Cita Miss Violet Anderson front Salem, tion. To Anna (Irath and to whomsoever may con where she h. s I m cii studying music. cern, greeting: BROW N & SON, Dealers in general merchandise, Dallas. BALLSTO N . PERRYO ALE. IN THK NAM E OF TH E STATE OF Oregon, you are hereby cited and required to appear in the county court of the state of Or egon, for the county of Polk, «it the court room thereof, at Dallas, in the county of Polk on Monday, the 1st day of April, 1001, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, then and there to answer the petition now on file in said court asking for the mile of the real prop erty belonging to the estate of the said Mar garet L. Tuttle, for the payment of the debts against said estate. Said real estate i* descri bed as follows, to-wit: Lot No. 5 in block No. 13 in Levens La Creole Homestead addi tion, and lot No. 0 in Ellis addition, all in said block- No. 13, in said Levens La Creole Homestead addition to the town of Dallas, in Polk county, Oregon, «ad show cause, if any you have, why an order for the sale of said real estate should not be made. W ITNESS, the honorable J. E. Sibley judge of the county court of the state of Oregon for the [seal] county of Polk, with the seal of said court affixed, this 27th day of February, A. D., 1901, A*fest: U. S. Luighary, clerk. 1 f -V. F. Nichols, deputy. George Biimgardntr has returned Mrs Ira Townsend is still in quite lion. N. F. Gregg and George Ball Executor's Sale. from Eugene, where he went to cut poor health. have been visitiug the legislHturj. wood. Ed Webb lias gone to Eastern Or George Gate» lias moved his family NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N T H A T egon in search of game. B a n k e r R o u ts a R o b b e r . by virtu« of an order and decree of the coun- hick and will help Will While run .,. .. . .... .. ,, . , tv court «»f Bulk county, state of Oregon, J. R. Garrison, Cashier of the bank the Keyt hop vard. Charlie W illia m s was called to Sil- heretofore made on the 6th day of February, of Tliornville, Oiiio, had been robbed lem by the serious illness of bis m oth- A. !>., 1901, directing fume* Savage, the ex- A little child of G. W. Dykstra died of health by a serious lung trouble er> ecutor of the estate of William Savage, de ceased, to sell certain real property belonging in the hospital at Portland Sunday until he tried Dr. King's New Discov and was limitd at Pleasant Hill cem Fred Strong is home after spending t" “ il! dsscribed as follows,' Pewit: ery for Consumption. Then lie i •». i • , r • ‘ b Beginning at the Houtheant corner of the etery Tuesday. wrote: “ It is the best medicine I ev Severn 1 . weeks With lus mother, over at donation land claim of William Savage, noti- er used for a severe cold or a bad case WoodB. i tication No. 5,0(10, claim No. 70, in township Chas. L. Winters, a prominent i 6 south, range 6 west of the Willamette raer- Imp grower here, ha» rented the Jerry of liuig trouble. I always keep a hot- Mrs. Shriver and daughter, Edith, j idian, in the county of Polk and state of Ore- Don’t sutler with at the present time would he a more se llo on band.” left for Seattle Monday, where they K°.n. »nil running th en « north 41 degress 4.’. Hiuckle hop yard near Corvallis, and rious matter to England than if it had Coughs, Colds, or any Throat, Chest ov n o.d in .„ „ I r o iiio ;» I,, . . minutes, east 21,50 chains; thence north 63 de moved there this week „re»», we»t 2S.06 chain» Pi the east line of the occurred a year ago. Have Kitchener’s or Lung trouble when t o i can be exper t to make their home. • said Savage claim, thence north 21 degree*, Mrs. A J Shipley went to Philo- methods brought ou this danger?—-Pitts cured so easily. Only 50c and $1.00 The farmers have been 30 minutes, west 34.31 chains to the north | math to attend the wedding of her burg Dispatch. Trial bottles free at M. D. Ellis’ drug the time during the fine improving weather, east corner of the said Savage claim; thence sister, Miss Lizzie Wyatt, who was In distance and direction it is ns If Do store. west 5.40 chains, thence south tiO chains to the much plowing having been done. Wet hud moved from Buffalo to the -------------- « • 4 --------------- - south boundary line of said claim, thence east married Wednesday lo Herbert El Shenandoah valley, in Virginia, and was 28.25 chains to the place of beginning, being liott, formerly of Dallas. IN D E P E N D E N C E . Mr. Whitley and family are spend now headed for Harrisburg after escap of the said Savaue claim and a part of ing the winter among us, but think of a the part ing his foes on the Potomac at Harper’s B. Haggard ^donation laftd claim, and Felix Comegys will s w part of his J. P. Meeker iia» »ix plows running. returning to their home in Nebraska containing 130.27 acre*, more or less. Also farm to grass and raise rattle for the Ferry.—Philadelphia Press. lot 5 of section 7 iu said township and range, Lord Salisbury says the war in South Mrs Jinr Simmons is not expected in (lie spring. containing 10.73 acres, and containing in all market. He is also having some wood Africa must continue until the burghers to live. cot which lie will ship to Portland, Mrs. A. C. Taylor has returned from 150 acres. are whipped. Mr. Kruger says it must in pursuance of said order and decree, i and kill the stumps with goats. He Mr. Turnbull lias sold his farm to a The Da Res, where she was called by I, That continue until his people get their rights. James Savage, as such executor, will offer believes a variety of tilings will pay the death *f her oldest granddaughter, for sh L and sell at public auction, at the front Both nidi's being willing, there is no ap man from the east. A few cameras left over Stella Frizxell. parent reason why the tight should uot door of the court house in Dallas, Polk coun better than sticking to wheat alone. I.emmic Howard lias returned from ty, Oregon, on go on.—Louisville Dispatch. from last season which I Quite a number of our farmers are J. M. Wise and wife are l>ack from California to his home ut Kola. S a t u r d a y . M a r c h 16, 1901, will sell at half price. Eastern Oregon, where they have At the hour of 1 o’clock, p. m., for cash in making a fl’ne quality of butter, for It took 15 men to pull Chester spint the greater part of the winter, hand, the land herein a)x>ve described to the which they find a ready sale. Mrs. Stumberg's horse out of the old well selling organs ahd pianos. ! highest anti best bidder. Kenneth Campbell lias been making Dated this 11th day of February, A. D., an average of 20 pounds per week into which it fell. The old horse that has been mak- | 1901- JAMFS SAVACF most of the winter. Mr. Btihler, on Mrs. Bessie King and Mr». Ella ing a precarious living in tl.e road all Kl<cutor u, th< e, ute „,’ wniUu, Sav^'e, d*. Salt Creek, ships his butter to Port- I Wheeler have gone bark to their Winter has been taken up, fed anil hind where it sells for dairy butter. j Washington homes. tenderly oared (or by Mr. \V\ilfe. j _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ He places his name ou every roll. AT Mrs. Ilohla Ball has gone lo East P IO N E E R . F A L L S C IT Y . ern Oregon and Jesse Wood. Kish CY j Montgomery and Will Matney to Mrs. J. It. Robbins ia viailmg Dal Mies Maude Graham ia staying witli | j Western Washington. las friends. PHER’S , Mrs. Snyder in Dallas. INCU F> ed is getting short with H e F o o le d T h e S u r g e o n s . Ben Herrington has rented and Next door O., Dallas. . ., i.- Ï BATO RS All doctors told Renick Hamilton people and stock may suffer. moved into Mrs. Snyder’s house. • JISTUWE. 5 iif - i j of West Jefferson, O., after suffering 18 Ausici McCarter has bought anoth j* • „j!. atlas., School meeting on Monday : let ns ' lien tbs from Rectal Fistula, lie would er «pail of horses to replace the ones - iubss I W H ITE .« put in office a director who will follow Pillow cases, sixe 45x36, special P o u ltry S u rp U ei Seeds o f all Kiada 1 die unless a costly operation was per he lost. strictly the school laws. 18c each. He ray 1 sad Spray P um p- PLYM OUTH.* formed ; but he cored himself with ! Our No. 10 S««H Annual tell« all. Send today. 1 Bucklen’s Arnica Halve, the best iiri Mark (atom, a nephew of John John Montgomery lias moved to ROCK> Regular $1.25 umbrellaa, guar g the world. Surest pile cure on earth. [ R“ Lhim, was recently married in his mill and F. K. Hubbard will also B OW E NS’ S E E D STORE H 25c a box, at M. D. Kllia' drug store, anteed goods, 98 ceuta each. locate there in lire near future. PORTLAN D ....................................... ORKGON Cameras at Half Priced T h e y are Bargains Trade Attractors PFENNIG, Jeweler and Optician. THE Silk stripe moreen. A line of reg ular 65c quality .ilk atripe moreen, • peeial at 48c a yard. Regular 10c outing flsnnel in dark colors at ttyc a yiird. Boys sweaters, the kind that other »lores ask you $1,50 for, in greens, blues, red», blacks, $! each. Quality Store A line of Warner'« coraeta worth $1.25, special at 98 cenia each. Double faced suiting» in browns, Ians, grey», etc. Regular pries at $2.25, special $1.90 a yard. Mens’ linen hoaoiu while shirts, i double back, double stitched ! throughout. Regular price 76o, | special 68c each. Mens’ heavy merino half hose 12J cents a pair. Mens’ hats, regalar $3 quality Fedora hats $1.90 each. DALRYM PLE’S B R ID G E P O R T . L IN C O L N . A. M. VasealTlias gone to work ai ! I‘ iru'° 1" C'*°P*r l*“ " » flne b* bJr b” -v the Montgomery mill. Hop yards are being cleaned up for Mrs. Crilchlow has been nursing in the family of Marks. gjrg ^ Abram* and Allen Walling Mi«s Francis, of Dallas, closer! s *re quite sick. • very successful term o( school Friday.! Vivian Cockran has been visiting wn i __ , , . i Oregon City kindred. \v line l»ee lias engaged to do most ' of the goat shearing and Clarence will Mrs. l’lnni loat a fine cow from eat- work for W. K. Burn*. ing something poisonous. Mrs Win. Lee’s brother, Ralph Mra. W. B. Walker, a sister of the Crilchlow, has been visiting her after Pnrvines. was brought here from Ar an absence of five years. lington lei burial last Sunday. REM NANT SALE. I. F Yoakum and wife ars expected Our sclmol flag was raised for the home from Tennessee soon and will first lime last Friday in connection bring several friends with them. with the school program in honor ol SALEM . M.sse, Edith Chambers and Nelle ° " r “ r' ‘ Ford intend going to Moro in April,! There is getting to he much dis-at- thc latter Imping the change wji| ¡»faction over the free delivery m liter, prove beneficial lo her lualth People are beginning to realise that jour mail accommodations would be Several straugers have been look- j worse than at present. Now we have W ILSON'S Born, to the wife of Alliert Teal, on the 22nd a daughter; on Washingtons | birthday and only 169 years after. í Mr Cameron, a son in law of Wm. , Gil.-oa. lias louglil 4 seres from Mr. Waukey near J. S. Montgomery’s. CELERY “DANDELION Will jjh e utrentfth t*> the nerve« .and re nt ore the liver and kidney« to a healthy condition, f i r e tone to the «tomna-h «nil bow el», »m i prom ote » g ood appitit.» healthy dige«tion; will relieve ronetipa- tion, purify the blood and make a heal thy b«*ly w ith » d ea r «kin. That tired fe e lin f will leave you and sleep will be restful. At W ilton-» d r u f «tore, I »all»«. + »■»++44--M-4-++++++++*++++ P IS O S C U R E FOR | I One pelting of thirteen White Plymouth R«n*k eggs from |»rixc winning birds for IL^K). MRS. O. T . PORTER, Albany* Oregon. Miss Haler has returned to her school restored to health after a severe j attack of mumps, whi. h ha* not quite POMK PEOPLE WANT left our community. THK ItARTH, BI T I The Kau boys have nearly slashed ONLY WANT TO 40 acees of grubs and small fir for FENCE IT John 8mith, in his goat pasture; this By examination yon will Find is a great im prove men t. that yon can build woven wire fences ae cheap a* nth* ra at the Mr. Flynn will operate a sawmill on price* I pell at Semi for cir hia properly near Philomath. This cular* and prices. Hop wir« a mill would have corue 'o Falls City, specialty. had the railroad been complete. Mis» Emma Ti.-e finished Iter three months term of srlmoi fast Tuesday and h.is given great satiefncUoo to i 59 State street, Salem. psIrons and scholars in the Oakhurst ' W A LTE R MORLEY, Prop. district. 1 SALEM FEN C E WORKS
