THE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZES OUK STA FF OF RUSTLERS-
< rty at this place U» Mrs. James Mey
era fo r $000.
M ccor.
and will probably locate among us.
The Fletcher girl* are improv;ug.
Mott all of our farmers arn about
»Several from here attended the
Howard Beau it woiking for Iru through plowing and both fall ami
stale Christian Endeavor convention
spring gtain arc in excellent condition.
White.
DALLAS, FEIDAT, MAT 24, 1901.
at Salem Saturday.
Mr. Yost, who bought the James
Mr. Domes is doing tome fencing
An U n e q u a lle d a n d C o m p le t e Ro
J. M. Mumaw and J. M Cramer, of south of town.
Bridwell farm, is living in the obi
And grow weak and exhausted when not properly nour­
t u r n s nt W h a t Y o u r F r ie n d s a r e
Pennsylvania, are here visiting the
: house on the Gump farm until alter ished, just as an engine loses its power when the fuel runs low.
a n d H a v e B e e n L a te ly D o in g .
Charles
Kingston
and
Tom
Sears
former'» sister, Mrs. A. F. Stoner,
u b ^ ih m k p K v b r v F r id a y M o r b in o A t 7:30.
I harvest.
The loss o f nervous power is seen in the failing health and the
ride new wheels.
whom he kad not seen for 15 years.
Mrs. J. C. Proctor and family left wasting form.
vv. A. WASH,
RO CK CREEK.
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It is felt in the aching head, the throbbing heart,
Peter Reddekopp it chopping wood
, Tuesday morning for Id dio, where
PEDEE.
■EDITOR A N D PBOPBlKToH .
| for Mike McNulty.
Re­
Joe Blower has been on his claim.
, they will join Mr. Proctor, who has the irritability, indigestion, restlessness and loss o f sleep.
Spring farming done and grain look
build the worn-out nerves, rest the tired brain and add new fuel
Rots Pigg hat been visiting hie ! go tic into the stock business there.
Mr. Fault, ef Dallas, has taken a
j ing well.
; mother, Mrs. Kingston.
| claim here.
Mr. Bowen, of Michigan, but whose j to the vital fires with the best o f all tonics, Dr. Miles’ Nervine.
SUBSCRIFTION BATES:
Jes*e Yost has done considerable
Service« at the Presbyterian church I old home was at Laporte, Indiana,
F. J. Morrison was in Dallas on
" I suffered from nervousness and nervous prostra­
grubbing.
<1 50.........................................Per y-ar business lust week.
where Mrs. W. W. Miller was born,
| next Sunday at 4 o'clock.
tion for a long time. T became thin and wasted, lost
| 75.......... ................l‘er six months
has been visiting her and talking over |
control
of part of my nerves aud muscles, and finally
Lots
of
rape
and
clover
are
being
j
James Sears is improving and Mrs. | old times.
For half an hour Friday afternoon
40 ........................Per three months
became so bad that I could not sleep at all. Three
sowed around here.
Tozier it on the tick list.
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Advertising rates made known on we had a very hard hail storm.
dusts of Dr. Miles’ Nervine brought the first sleep in
application. Correspondence issolicit-
J. D. Belt is book keeper ami yard- j
nearly three weeks. I was on the brink of Insanity, hut
Bert Simpson has been suffering j Mark and Robert Soars are chop­
A. V. Thompson ami family, former­
that
great nerve restorer brought me back to health.”
man
at
Martins
m
il.
with
rheumatic
fever.
ping woo«I for Mrs. Post.
-d.
ly of Salem, arrived at their homestead
,
Mas. M. 11. K e k d , Delta, Iowa.
Fine Job Printing done at reasonable Monday.
Picnics
tomorrow
at
Ballston,
Bu-
|
All our hop yards are being cultivat­
Mits Glennie Gordon lins returned
-trices.
ell’s
Chapel
and
Kidder’s
grove
near
j
ed
and
are
in
good
condition.
home from Independence.
Ralph Hsnry and A. Burkhalter, of
Suver.
Dallas, were visiting Roy Henry a few
Bear have been bothering the sheep
Our depot is being treated to a new
The present market price of wool is days ago.
of Frank Gilliam, who recently killed roof, which improves its looks.
Mrs. Hetherton is out from Kansas
13 cents and it is not apt to vary
visiting her old time friend, Mrs. I. M.
Henry Scott was down from Toledo one.
Misses Dora and Winnette Sears Palmer.
much in either direction.
is food for the worn-out nerves and the weary brain. It
: last week last week where he is going
Our Sunday school is doing nicely have been visiting friends at Dayton
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is a food for the over-taxed and weak digestion. It
to
peel
chittem.
Mrs. J*3ssie Billmgton-Monroe has
under
the
superintendence
of
Uncle
M r s . M a r y S m it h D e a d .
nourishes,
fortifies aud refreshes the whole system.
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The teachers meeting to be held at been up from San Francisco visiting
George Wirtz.
Marv Logan was born in Missouri
B ew are o f a C o u g h .
Bethel hat been changed to Ballston her brother, Henry at the home of Ol­ Sold by druggists on guarantee.
Du. M il e s M e d i c a l C o ., Elkhart, In4
in 1847 and came with her parents. j A cough is not a disease hut a sym-
the 25th. 4
K e e p t h s B a la n c e U p.
iver Stump.
Mr. and Mrs. Logan, to this county I ptum. Consumption and bronchitis,
It has been truthfully said that any
Everybody expects to attend the
in 1852. The father soon died and j which are the most, which are the
When you have any watcli work,
N ew T a ilo r in g E s t a b lis h m e n t.
public days was read first time.
the next year her mother was married , most dangerous and fatal diseases, disturbance of the even balance of Ballston picnic if the min does not jewelry work or engraving to he done,
W. O. Brown Jt Son have added a
An ordinance granting certain track
to Monroe Miller. In 1870 she was have for their first indication a per­ ' health causes serious trouble. No­ interfere.
take it to Pfennig and you will get the
tailoring department to their dry- privileges on Church street failed to
married to John Myer, of Smithfield, sistent cough, and if properly treated body can be too careful to keep this
work done right.
The
Graham«,
who
have
been
work­
goods and grocery business. Mr T. pass.
who died, and in 1885 site was married | as soon as this cough appears are eas­ balance up. When people be ¿in to ing for J. M. Wise, have returned to
Mr. Surcbet, who is to have charge Barchet, a skilltul cutter and work­
to P. O. Smith, of Scio, who is also ily cured. Chamberlain’s Cough Item lose appetite, or to get tired easily, the their home at Mosier.
An ordinance requiring »he build­
of
the
new
tailoring
business
of
W.
C.
man, recently from Canada,
hap ing of a sidewalk on the ea*t side of
dead, A few an-eks ago all" was taken edy has prolleu wonderfully success­ least imprudence brings on sickness,
Brown
tfc
Son,
has
rented
the
Boals
weakness, or debility. The system
A number of McCoy people attend­
charge and will he assisted by a num­ lot 5 in block 4, on the smith side of
from the home of hor atep siator, Mrs.
ful, and gained its wide reputation | needs a tonic, craves it, and should ed the necktie social at Perrydale and residence property in the southwest
ber of Dallas ladies. Goods will be J. \y. Crider’s property on Mill street,
U. H. Grant, to Salem for medical
and extensive sale by its success in not be denied it; and the best tonic of report a very fine time.
[»art
of
town.
obtained from tlie different Oregon and »n thw east aud north hide of (lie
treatment and died there yesterday.
curing llie diseases which cause cough which we have any knowledge is
She will be brought here for burial be­
Mrs. Drumeller, of Sheridan, hns woolen mills ami first class suits can old Harris property, was passed.
j ¡ng. If it is not beneficial it will not Hood’s Sarsaparilla. What this mod
B E TW E E N D A L LA S A N D D IX IE .
side her mother and her brother, Jus.
The mayor appointed the following
been here visiting her sister, Mrs. W. be had cheap enough. Orders for
i cost you a cent. For sale by A. K. idine has done in keeping healthy peo­
Logan, who was the tirat husband of
Mr. Tuttle’s oldest son has returned G. Vassall, for some days and they are nearly a dozen suits are now in eight. standing committees to serve ..during
Wilson.
ple healthy, in keeping up the even frem Eastern Oregon and is hauling now with the’r parents, Mr. and Mrs. While giving employment to a num­ the year, the chairman being named
Mrs. J. S. ( 'onper. Her son, Henry
balance of heulth, gives it the same logs for Crainer Bros.
ber of persons it will keep at home first:
Myer, ¡sen route from Baker City and
A. Murphy, at Oakdale.
SU VER.
distinction as a preventive that it en­
many a dollar th a t, would otherwise
her brother, Jasper Miller, is at Cape
Finance— Fiske, Riggs, Muir.
Ferguson
Bros,
have
been
plowing
Hop
yards
in
line
fix
and
making
Mrs.
Weaver,
the
art
teacher
in
joys as a cure. Its early use has illus­
go elsewhere. Location over Brown’s
Nome. She « a , converted at 15 years
Streets—Gosper, Vassall. Riggs.
the
railroad
right
of
way
between
Dallas
college,
will
on
the
6th,
7th
and
trated the wisdom of the old saying
and has been a shining light in the rapid growth.
grocery.
Fire and water— Muir, Vassall,Fiske
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Dallas
and
Monmouth.
8th
of
June
have
on
sale
at
Wilson’s
that a stitch in time saves nine, 'l ake
Ordinances— Ellis, Hayter, Gosper.
Baptist church.
C
O
L
L
E
C
E
N
O
T
E
S
.
John
«¿uivy
and
family
are
training
drug
store
a
number
of
oil
paintings,
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Hood’s for appetite, strength and en­
Health— Hayter, Ellis, Gosper.
Misses Murtis and Ethel Morrison,
hops near Eola.
B A LL S T O N .
durance.
Hall rent to the Presyterian church
The athletic team are training for
of Oregon City, are visiting their fa­ taken from nature. Remember the
dates.
The Modern Woodmen will have a
the Field meet May 31st, in McMinn­ for their show on May 14th was remit­
ther, John \V. Morrison.
We spent last Saturday there, fird-
S M IT H F IE L D .
Born. May 21st, to the wife of J. J. ville. The boys hope to carry off a ted by request of the mayor, as they
itrg the streets almost deBerted, as ev­ picnic at Bidder’* grove Saturday.
Will Bute, of Fawn River, Mich­
came out in the hole.
few points at least.
erybody was at work in the hop yards
Grain growing nicely and will make
A sister of the Udell brothers is vis igan, is visiting his brother, Harry, Brown at Bridgeport, a son. The doc
On motion of Fiske the street com­
tor says that Johu was so elated over
or on the surrounding farms. Joe a heavy crop if the Hies and bugs let it iting them.
The Literary society is preparing
the event that he would talk neither ‘ heir program for the anniversary ser­ missioner and marshall were ordered
Craven, the leading merchant, has a alone.
to build a suitable fence around the
Those who attended toe Perrydale
politics, religion or lodge, nothing but
good trade, and is assisted in the store
Final Settlement.
vice June 8th a 8 o ’clock.
seats and stand in the city park by
Large freight trains loaded with necktie social had a good time.
baby talk.
by bis brother, Rea. The other mer­
The following is the program for June 1st.
chant, J. R. Edwards, is away at the lumber for California pass south three
Rosa Farmer is over from Bellvue VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN-
Frank Muscott was elected police­
commencement week:
Lafayette springs for his health, but times a week.
IN dersignod has filed his final account as exeo- j
visiting her uncle, Hugh Farmer.
T
h
e
man, to serve when the marshal ia
utor of
the
e-tate
of William
Savage, '
ji nk 9 t h .
liis wife is running their store in good
C
l
e
a
n
s
i
n
g
Grass has not been so good before
arm Saturday, June 8th, 1901. at 1 j
There will be an antertainment and deceased,
11a. m. Baccalaureate Sermon, by out of town.
slia|ie. The old reliable Jake Wilcox for years and there is promise of a
o’clock, p. m., of »aid day, at the county court house, j
a n d H e n iin g
A resolution was adopted taxing up­
ice cream social here Friday evening, of Polk county, Oregon, has been fixed by lion, J. !
the President.
sells a variety of confectioneries. large fruit yield.
C u ro fo r
E. Siblej, judge of the county court for said county, j
May 81st.
2:30 p .m . Farewell Meetings of on the abutting property any needt-d
Fu< ge B tea. do most of the black-
as the time and place for the hearing of the same.
repairs to sidewalks, streets, ere.
All persons interested in said matter are hereby no­
The lumber yard of Frantz Bros,
the Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A.
smithing, as Mr. Warren is pretty well
Miss Ledgerwood has returned from tified to appear at said time and dhow cause, if any j
On motion of Hayter the street
8 p. m. Annual Sermon— Rev. C.
used tip by age. A. J. Hhipley iwnl here will soon be supplied wi'.h all Salem where she was under medical there be, why said account should not be approved j
commissioner was authorized to noti­
and the account settled and closed.
T.
H
urd,of
L
»Fayette.
Miss Pettyjohn have charge of the kinds of building material.
Ely's
Cream
Balm
treatment.
Dallas, Oregon, May 6, 1901.
fy property owners when such repairs
public school, which will close next
JUNK 1 0 t H.
Easy and pleasant to us (
JAS. SAVAGE executor.
Contains no injuriou
Friday and there will lie a picnic at W h a t S h a ll W e H a ve fo r D e s s e r t ? , Mr. Haverland, from Brownsville, Townsend <k Hart attorneys for estate.
8 p. m. Anniversary of the Liter­ become necessary.
drug.
*
This question arises in the family lias rented G. W. Myer’a place and is
ary Society.
the grove next day. Henry Black
It is quickly absorbed.
Gives relief at once.
and family live at the Isaac Ball placs every day. Let us answer it to-day. j here plowing summer fallow.
JUNE l l T H .
It opens and Cleanses
his wife having inherited it ill lire di Try Jell-0, a delicious and healthful
2:30. Annual Musicale.
A **. M .
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«t **Ctho NnKil1 Passages.
A . I. D O R R ,
A
n
n
o
u
n
c
e
m
e
n
t
.
COLD’N H E A P Alla vs Inflammation. | 8 m. . Annual Lecture before Lit­
vision of her father's (state. V. B. dessert. Prepar:d in two minutes.
Tinning*^
To accommodate those who are par­
Sears and family have moved to then No ladling! no baking! simply add
Heals and protects the membrane. Restores the j erary Society.
BUELL, OREGON.
Senses of Taste and Smell. Large size, 50 cents at
Fla tial to the use of atomizers in apply­
( h i in and his two daughters »ill soon boiling water and set to cool.
JUNE I 2 t i i .
druggists or by mail; Trial size, 10 cent? by mail.
3 p. m. Annual Program of Libra­
lie at home from the state university. vors:— Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and ing liquids into the nasal passages for P lu m b in g s
ELY BROTHERS, 50 Warren St. New York.
!
George Wilcox still runs the hotel and Strawberry. Get s package at yetir catarrhal troubles, the proprietors pre­
ry Association.
A. W. Thornton bus etiarge of the de­ grocers to-day. 10 cts.
pare Cream Balm in liquid form,
8 p. m. Alumni Reunion and Ban­
Galvanized iron and co^-1
which will he known as Ely’s Liquid
pot and postoffice. In the large ware­
Dealer in—
quet.
•
per
work.
H
op
and
fruit
P
E
R
R
Y
D
A
L
E
.
house of Craven Bros, are still some
Cream Balm. Price including the
JUNE 1 3 t h .
H A R D W A R E ,;
Guardian’s Sale.
dryer
pipes.
W
ork
guar-j
20,000 bushels of UDsoid grain. The
10:30 a. m. Annual commence­
Grain and gardens look well but! spraying tube is 75 cts. Druggists or
T
IN W A R E ,
Siding, Ball, Kiilih and Clanfleld Imp some fear the raveges cl aphis and | by mail. The liquid form embodies
ment.
anteed. Estimates solicited
N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N T H A T
yards are all in good condition, about other pests.
the medioinal properties of the solid i
F
LO U R,
undersigned guardian of Seth L. Fawk
C O U N C IL M E E T IN C .
twenty persons being now at work in
preparation. Cream Balm is quickly B U R R O U G H S & F R A S E R the
and Blanche L. Fawk, minors, will by virtue
FEED,
Gophers
and
moles
seem
to
be
get­
them. (». W. Clark and his son. Hen­
absorbed by the membrane and does
of an erder of the county court o f l*«lk coun­
They met in regular session Mon­
SALEM
G R O C E R IE S .
ty, Oregon, duly mode and entered of record
ry, ur« planting ten acres of new hops ting more numerous, rather than lens not dry up the secretions but changes
on the 9th day o f A pril. A. 1)., 1901, licensing day evening last.
after
so
much
cold
and
rain.
them to a natural and healthy charac­
The rows are eight feet apart each
Will
buy
everything farmers have
Present— Guuncilmen Fiske, Muir,
and directing said guardian to sell the billow­
way and in the intervening spaces
Miss Leonora Harris has been at­ ter. Ely Brothers, 56 Warren St., N.
ing described real property belonging to said Vassall, Rigg«, Hayter, the mayor, au­ to sell, including junk.
corn ami potatoes will be cultivated. tending the conventions of Christian Y.
minors at public sale, to-wit: A n undivided ditor. marshal, street commissioner
one-half interest in and to the following de­
They will have in thirty acres of pits- . workers at Corvallis and Salem.
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scribed premises: Beginning 8.50 chains east and fire chief.
toes. Ezra Graves will have ten acres
F A LL S C IT Y .
Absent— Cosper, Ellis.
and 16.05 and one-third chains north of the
Luke
Wolfe
went
to
Newberg
on
u
of clover and Wrn. Yocom thirty.
If
you
want
it,
northwest
corner
o
f
section
5,
in
township
7
The auditor’s and treasurer’s re­
Hop training is nearly finished
WILSONS
Î
Kenneth Campbell will have 35 acres whe, 1 while his father is up from there
south, range 5 west, o f the W illam ette merid­ ports were favorably reported by the
around here.
ian in Polk county. Oregon, running thence
*
of clover and considerable rye grass, looking after things on the farm.
finance committee and the same en­
east
42.09
chains,
thence
north
6.85
chains,
4
*
T
a
k
e
it
with
a
kodak;
while Mr. Campbell is raising a nice
Frank Butler has been surveying in
4-
A. C. Taylor will paint and other­
thence west 42.07£ chains, thence south 6.34^ dorsed.
4*
flock of turkey;. Forest Craven lives wise improve his home, which is al­ McTimmonda Valley.
chains to the place of beginning, containing
On motion of Vassall the auditor’s
at the Fairgreaves place, which is now ready more than oidinarily attractive
in all 26$ acres more or less. Now, therefore,
hill for $01.55 for the quarter ending
Several teams are hauling lumber W it h the kind
by virtue of said order and license, I, a» such
I *
owned by John Campbell. Grandma
guardiad, will offer for sale and sell at public May 1st, ami also favorably reported
By blasting, plowing, digging slid from Teal’s mill for the bridges in the
Davidson is in very poor health and
auction in front of th® court house door in on, was allowed.
canyon
road.
î
so is U. H. Hyde. Mac Syren lias leveling Road Supervisor Peters has
Y o u can get at
Dallas, Polk county, Oregon, on th©
A petition to permit bicycles to run
+
gone to run a barber shop at Woods, greatly ini proved the new county
Will give strength to the nerves and re­
Mr. Wagner i s ' building a black­
8 t h D ay o f J u n e , A .J } ., 1901,
+
on the sidewalks, signed by 147 per­
store the liver and kidneys to a healthy
+
and Mrs. Henry Ellis is just home road,
smith’» shop at Falla City, on the
at 1 o ’clock, p . m., to the highest bidder for sons, was read and on motion of Vas­
condition, give tone to the stomach mid
4-
from a visit of several months among
cash in hand all of the right, title and interest
bowels, and promote a ^ood appitite
♦
sall postponed to next meeting.
Mr. Ives lias sold his chicken ranch Griggs property which he lately pur­
healthy
digestion;
will
relieve
constipa­
of
said
minors
in
and
to
said
premises
above
her children, her son, Otis McMillen, and depar'ed and the Giabam family chased.
A d ordinance reducing the age in
tion, purify the blood and make a heal­
described.
P FEN N IG ,
having been on tile farm in the mean­ expect to move away from the Wise
thy body with a clear skin. That tired
D ated this 3rd d a y o f M ay, A . I) , 1901.
curfew ordinance to 18 years was read
Frank Butler has been sowing con­
feeling will leave you and sleep will be
t
time. Mrs. Dr. Dodson and her son,
S A R A H I. F A W K ,
restful. At Wilson's drug store, Dallas.
first time.
place.
4*
siderable
clover
seed
this
spring
and
it
G uardian.
Theodore, live in town and so do
4-
An ordinance providing for the li­
Jeweler
and
Optician.
ia
coming
up
well
with
the
heavy
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Pleasant Orchard and bis sister, Mrs.
Childrens Day exeicises at the
censing of transient eating houses on
Byerley, who has been under the wea­ Christian church next Sunday even­ rains of the past week.
N
ext
door
to^l\
O.,
Dallas.
ther. C F. Stutz, recently from Kan­ ing. The purpose is to raise money
A nutnher of sheep and lambs have
sas, lias bought and moved to the fur foreign missions.
been killed around liere by stray dog«,
email farm of J. E. Dicky ill the edge
Mrs. W. M. Sargeant lias been in that arc not kept chained up at night. SOME PEOPLE WANT
of town, and Mr. Dickey expects to
Portland
with her brother, Grant flar We fear they will begin on the kida THE EARTH, BUT I
spend some months at Marlin’s saw
ONLY WANT TO
ris.
who
has
been a great sufferer with next.
mill. It uniat he a good chicken conn
fence rr
inflammatory
rheumatism.
Tom Yaeger, son in law of Mr.
trv, for the Craven store receives from
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W
W
.
——
By examination yon will find
Wolfe, well known in these parts, was
MX) to 8(H) dozen eggs every week, the ,
T o r t u r e d A W it n e s s .
that you can build woven wire
•hot through the hand, blood poison­
price having ranged between 10 and
Int-nee suffering was endured by ing followed and Ilia band had to be
fences aa cheap as others at the A g e
15 cents. It is a great wood shipping
witness T. I.. Martin, of Dixie, Ky., taken olT. He lives with his family at
prices I sell at Send for cir­
Call and see samples o f Rambler, Ideal and Cres-
|ioint, mostly grub oak. Moat of it is
before he gave this evidence: “ I Walla Walla.
cular« and prices. Hop wire a
m
sold by contract through Peter Bell,
eent bicycles at
coughed
every
night
until
my
throat
specialty.
Before
the present price being about $2 on
m
was nearly raw; then tried Dr. K ing’s
Wilbur Montgomery, son of Stew­
tile track. Supper time found us en-
New Discovery which gave instant re­ art Montgomery, died at home an SALEM FENCE WORKS
«
e * L E E .* S M I T H 'S .* C Y C L E R Y .*
joyitig the hospitality of John McCul­
Beauty %st
lief. 1 have used it in my family for Monday evening, the 20tli. and waa
loch and family at Sheridan Junction,
59 rtttito street, Salem.
four years aud recommend it us the laid to rest in the cemeterv Tuesday
where ve took the train for Dallas.
may do in aom# tilings, but not HP Largest stock of sundries outside o f Salem.
greatest remedy fur coughs, colds and
The family have the sincere sympa­ W A L T E R M O R L E Y , Prop
Mr. Mi Culloch has 90 seres in clover
0 Best equippped repair shop in P olk county.
in groceries. We have the
all throat, chest and lung troubles. It ^ thy of all in lli-ir bereavement.
and will ad I thirty acres of clover. He
will stop the worst cough, and not on­
lias spent $1.200 for tiling and feels
■
S P E C IA L A T T E N T I O N
PUREST AND BEST
ly prevents hut absolutely cures con­
BU TLER.
well paid for it. On bis 500 acre farm
Sheriffs Sale.
DID YOU KNOW TH AT»
sumption. Price 50c aud $1.00. Ev
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T O O U T OF T O W N
are only six acre* of timber or brush ery I .ottle guaranteed. Trial bottle»
Mrs. J. C. Hussey iaon the sick list.
It ia a [act well understood—
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land.
N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N T H A T
free at Belt 4 Cherriugtou’» drug
Min Alice Coy is very sick, with Dr.
II it comes from Brown’« ’lis fresh
by virtue of an execution and order of sale is­
»lore.
Smith in attendance,
and good.
sued out of. and under the hand and seal of
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the clerk of the circuit court of the state of
T. J. Merrick, of Sheridan, was in I Oregon,
OAKDALE.
for the county of Polk. Iiearing date
BR O W N & SON,
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these put» Monday buying sheep.
, the 25th day of Aprjl, A . !>., 1901, and to me
Thu Hollar Stretching Muri haute, Dallas.
Gardens and crop» looking fine.
upon a decree duly entered and doc­
Mbs May hell Wallace waa out from directed,
ket#*«! in »Aid court on the 12th day of March.
1 Everybody working toad», O. K. Salmon Kiver on a visit last week.
| 1901, In the suit of G. B. Suver as plaintiff
i and uKiiinst Mori» A , Allen as defendant, I
Dennis overseeing it.
Contest Notice.
Mark Hanna waa on deck Sunday, I will on
Mi»» Linnie Sitfarlh lm» been quite givin* .he boy, a few pointers in
S a t u r d a y , J u n e I. 1901,
wrestling.
And eating Is simply perfunctory-done and in having trouble with her eve».
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Department, o f th© Interior, United States A
M the hour <>f l o'clock in the afternoon of
beraoav It must l.c,
j said day, at the west door o f the county court lam 1 office, Oregon City, Oregon, April 15,
Comer Court and Liberty streets, Salem .»
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David Hubbard ha« gone to E.vatern
R. A. Porter and daughter, Amv, ! house in Dallas, in said Polk oounty, Oregon, 1901.
Thts Is the common complaint of the Oregon to sec his daughter, Grace,
A »utficient contest affidavit having )>een
and Mias Alice Remington visited at -ell at public auction, as by law provided,
dyspeptic.
who is dangerously sick.
for cash in hand to the high©«t bidder, the filed In this office by Ernest P. Elliott, con­ 4 * T H E R E IS B U T O N E
G. T. Porter’« Sunday.
Nerves Wear Ot*t
W H A T T H E Y HAVE T O S A T A B O U T
TH E D O IN G S IN TH E C O U N T Y .
D*. Miles' Nevvme
CATARRH
CATARRH
CELERY
DANDELION
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Nothing
Tastes Good
If eating sparingly, leaving much of the
light meal provided, would cure dyspepsia,
few would suffer from tt long.
The only way to cnredys^a-psla, which Is
dllflenlt digestion. Is hy giving vigor and
«one to the stomach and the whole diges­
tive system. It Is therefore cured poeV
tlvcly and absolutely by II,sal's Sarsapa­
rilla.
The testimonial o f Frank Fay, 108 N.
Street. South Boston, Vines., voluntarily
given like thousands id others, should lead
to a trial of this peculiar medicine. * My
niece," he writes, •* wns a great sufferer
from dyspepsia for atz yenra. She tried
many medlclnea In vain, she had no appe­
tite and waa troubled with soar stomach
and headaches. After taking two bottles
of Hood s Sarsaparilla she waa well."
Hood'm S a rsa p a rilla
promises to rare snd keeps the promise.
Accept no substitute I >r IL
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1 following described
real property, to-wit: testant, against homestead entry No. 11.990,
Mr« R. S. Smith and her two little I ii its K 4, \ tk 7 and 8 in block No. 2, in the
| town of Suver, Polk county, Oregon. That
bora,
of Waslii igton. nr# down on a «.aid sale of sold premiam to be »old as afore-
Kd Clark is »JA'ing hi» house re mod
visit to her parents, Jaa. Shepherd and «aid Will be made to obtain fund» to satisfy
eled.
the -uni of #473.25, principal, and the further
wife.
»uni of *50 as special attorneys fees, ami the
P. C. Cook is moving Hi*
at
Mr». Anna Pettyjohn returned home further sun» «•( f 15.20 as costs aad disburse­
the went of hi» store.
ments
taxed by Maid court, and for accruing
Friday aceompinied by her father,
costs thereon. Ami it is adjudged and d«*-
Mrs. JfeWon. of McMinnville, i» hare J.I« oliapherd. who return# I Sunday, creed by »aid circuit court that all persons
visiting Iter daughter, Mrs. B. F. Lu­ bringing Mr. and Mra. Walter Coy.
k n e w or claiming to have anv interset or
right in or to said premises subsequent to the
cas.
Frank Rowell, of Sitimoij River, re­ dUth
-lay of September, 1893, be barred and
Miss Alice Burch lias h«**u in Cor­ port« being held up whil* on hi» jr.y forerloeed of all «uch right and interest; that
th*
proceed*
of such sale be applied first in
vallis the past fortnight, visiting over from Dallas Friday. Frank *-ad payment of tfu
cost* ami disbursement» here­
«topped to real hia tram on the But­
friends.
in. indwUtV special attorneys fee«,
ler lull when two men stepp'd out
l'tted this 1st day of May. 1901.
Mins Ada Tatorn has gone to the front beUnd a tree. One ef them
f. r. VATOKSDBL.
Sheriff of Polk county, Or«.*gon.
Salem hospital Co be treated for rheu­ Covered lijiu yrilh a gun, the other
told him to get out, searched him
matism.
and then told him In get ia and drive
Mrs Wheeler, who Jived in tla>
on, which he did. They got hi« puree
south part of our village, has moved to wi ll $18.SO but failed to find $30
Corvallis.
which lie had tied np in hia handker­
Willis Simon ton has sold his prop- chief in another (rocket.
R IC K R E A L L .
made Ootol»er 28, 1891», for the southwe-t one-
fourth, o f section 9, township 9 » , range 8
west, by A lbert J . Molitor. «'•ontestee. in
which it is alleged that contestant knows “ the
present condition of the same; also that said
entryman ha» not resided on his claim at all
since the spring o f 1898, nor ha» he cultivat­
ed or improved the same since said date, n<*r
has any one acting for him, and that said al­
leged absence front said land was not due to
his employment in the army, navy or marine
corps of the United States a* a private soldier
officer, seaman or marine during the war with
Spain, or during any other war in which the
United States may be engaged/' Sai«l par­
ties are hereby notified to appear, respond
and offer evidence touching sai l allegation at
i O o'clock, a, m., on June 7, 1901. 1*efore the
Register and Receiver at the United State*
land office In Oregon Oitv. Oregon.
The said #ont©*»tant having, in a proper af­
fidavit, filed April ¡V, 1"01. set forth fact»
which show that after dWe diligence personal
•ervice of this notice cann«»t be made, it is
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
be given by due and proper publication.
CHAS. B M(H>RK3, Rou ter.
WM. GALLOWAY, Receiver,
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it Son?, owners o f the W hite Corner, have moved a
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in*i form erly used for tho opera house. Th is build-
inp has been handsom ely fitted up in the most x
m odern style with an electric elevator, waitinp T.
room s, toilets, dres.-inp room s. e*c„ for the a c c o r n -X
m odation o f out o f town people.
w
sjfr M ake your headquarters at the
vjp Big Store when in Salem«»
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We cat ry com plete lines of dry g o o d ., clothing,
shoes, ladies tailor m ads suits, trunks, valises, X
m illinery, f*rtc..V goods, furnishings, etc.
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