Polk County itemizer., May 31, 1901, Image 3

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DALLAS DUMPS.
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Ladies from ai, own lite county are
particularly invited to come and ex­
amine the stock of choice millinery
g -ods kept by Miss Halli ck at the
corner of Court aud Main.
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T O T H E M A N W H O T H IN K S .
* ^ - j OOK yourself squarely in the face and see
if you are not half ashamed to be without
Ivory Soap in your house. W orse than this,
your wife is without it. It is bad enough
for a m an, though a m an often doesn't care how
his comfort is mis-spelled. But a woman misses all
these little helps to housekeeping. And Ivory Soap
is one; its great potency makes it actually cheaper
than yellow soap for general w ork. It floats.
COPVNIOMT
■ * the pRocTin a gamble c
A n n iv e r s a ry of Sile tz P io n e e r s .
The first anniversary of the Vern-
dale colony of Siletz homesteaders
was celebrated by a picnic in the city
park at Dallas May 25th. At about
10 the families of E. L. Ingalls, A. W .
Drown, Theo. Faringtou, Ira Kanlsy,
Mrs. Hughes and Willie Caldwell as­
sembled in the grove, and by the time
the camp tire was blazing Mr. Ingalls
arrived with the provisions. The la­
dies were busy spreading the t» b e
and at noon a bountiful dinner was
served, all agreeing that Mrs. Ingalls
knows just bow to make a chicken
pie. The 1 o ’clock whistle blew till
too soon that called Ira to the mill
and Rots lo line work but the rest
were busy talking over old times in
Verndale and making plans for the
future, as all present seemed of the
one mind that Dallas is a good place
to live, its people being kind and
courteous to strangers and endeavor-
i ig to make us all feel at home among
them. The day was a beautiful one
and the little folks enjoyed the out­
ing immensely, playing by the creek
and gathering wild flowers which grew
in abundance. Then Bert took a snap
shot of the party as they were seated
around to sing songs, visit aud have a
general good time. The day passed
quickly away and at 5 the party re­
turned to their homes having spent a
very pleasant day.
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A Fast Bicycle R id e r
MARKET REPORT.
(Corrected weekly by Felix Noel.)
Wheat, per bushel, 55 eta.
Bran, per ton $18.
Shorts, per ton, $20.
Oats, per bushel, 40 cts.
Flour, per 10 barrels, $3 00.
Flour, per sack, 85c.
Buckwheat flour, $2.50 per cwt.
Germea, $1 50 per cwt.
Corn meal, $2 60 per cwt.
[Corrected weekly by Brown & Son
Potatoes, per bushel, 60 cts.
Butter, per pound, 12^ cts.
Lard, per pound, 124 ets.
Bacon,sides, per pound, 14 cts.
Hams, per pound, 16 cts.
Shoulders, per pound, 8@ 10 cts.
Eggs, per dozen, 10 cts.
Chickens, per dozen $2.50@$4
Dried fruits, per pound, 5@12 ct-.
Beets, per pound, 1 cents
Turnips, per pound, 1 cts.
Cabbage, per pound, 2} cts.
Onions, per pound, 5 cts.
BeatiB, per pound, 5(a7 cents.
Corn meal, per pound, 2J ets.
Hay, per ton, 46@$8.
S tops tn e C ou g h
And works ofl'tho cold. Laxative bro-
moquinine tablets cure a cold in one
day. No cure, no pay. Price, 25
! cents.
POLK.
Will often receive painful cuts,
D. D. Reddekopp works on the
.Drains or bruise» from accidents.
Buckleu’s Arnica Salve will kill the railroad.
pain and heal the injury. It’s the
Jasper Bnydston arrived from Port­
cyclist’s friend. Cures chafing, fla p ­ land Saturday evening.
ped hands, sore lips, burns, ulcers and
Mr. Kisser, of Dallas, made Polk a
piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 25c.
Try it. Sold by Belt & Cherringtou. flying visit ou the tricycle.
druggist«.
A crew of men are engaged iu this
neighborhood to work lor D. Peters, of
COUNTY COURT.
Salt Creek, building a barn.
PROBATK.
Mr. Fans and his son Abraham left
Sibley, J.
for Lane county Tuesday morning by
In the matter of the guardianship wagon.
of Hardy Holman, a minor, M. Woods
G. Kliever and fimily arrived las'
guardian, the final account was filed weeK from Portland where lie worked
and set for hearing July 1st.
in the sawmill.
In ihe matter of the estate of G. A.
The railroad section men put up a
Wells, deceased, the report was filed
and approved subject to final account new sign giving the elevation, 315
and it was ordered that the executor ftet, in place of tbe old oue.
pay claims presented.
The school picnic of last Saturdsy
In the matter of the estate of Con­ was first rate. The crowd was not
rad Waidelick, deceased, the final ac­ large hut tbe program was exce'lent.
count was filed and set for hearing on The weather was good although some­
Saturday, June 28th.
what windy.
S p e c ia l Notlee.
R. Jacobson & Co., ot McMinnville,
will take vour measure at their tailor
shop and make you a suit of clothes
for from $15 up or a pair of pants at
$4 and upward and guarantee a fit in
every case. Most clothing agents
traveling around through the country
and trying to take measure, do not
know the fust principles of measuring
It will pay you to go and look over
their assortment of suitings. They
will do precisely what is promised.
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Black beetles with red neck, about
half an inch long have been observed
tn feed on thn aphia among the wheat.
The beneficial hugs are very numer­
ous and no doubt welcome.
David W. Reddekopp returned Sat­
urday from Menno, Washington,
where he worked at the carpenter’s
trade and tells of many new exper­
iences. He took up a homestead
claim while there.
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.
Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis­
If it is within the power of vour poc courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor
and cheerfulness soon
ket Isrok, it is not possible for you to
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disappear when the kid-
refrai;i from buying some of the beau­
Yrnfrw^~it4S> neys are °ut of order
tiful tilings that Jeweler Morris has ! s l u l g i w ».MS— o r diseased.
on exhibition.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
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that It is not uncommon
You always know that it is well
for a child to be born
afflicted with weak kid-
done when John E. Smith alien Is lo
~ ~ ’ neys. If the child urin­
y nr hUckstuitbing,
ates too often. If the
urtne scalds the flesh or If, when the child
The prices asked bv John J. Wise- reaches an age when it should be able to
, man for Hardware, p lints, oils and olh control the passage, it Is yet afflicted with
l er things generally carried at that bed-wetting, depend upon It. the cause of
kind of a store, are lower than any­ the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment ot
where else.
these Important organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due to a diseased condition of the
.%
and bladder and not to a habit as
Archie Myer is doing the biggest kidneys
most people suppose.
business of any of the Dallas livery­
Women as well as men are made mis­
men because he keeps his teams and erable with kidney and bladder trouble,
rigs in such good condition and is so and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect of
accommodating,
Swamp-Root is soon realized. It is sold
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by druggists. In fifty-
Leave orders for Ihe Salem stage at cent and one dollar
the Ellis’ confectionery store or phone sizes. You may have a
sample bottle by mall
him at his residence.
free, also pamphlet telt- Ham o t SwaunRoot.
ing all about it, including many of the
Ask lo see Mrs. Chare’s fanov ho«- thousands of testimonial letters received
ierv and kid fitting corsets at her par­ from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer
lors on the corner of Main and Court. & Co.. Binghamton, N Y , be sute and
mention this paper.
Ladies' anil childrens’ furnishii g
goods in variety.
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LOCAL AN D GENERAL-
Rope, and nails of alii size», lubri­
cating oils of various kinds, an assort­
ment of cutlery, and every needed in
W H A T W E HAVE LE A R N ED D U R IN C
building a house or barn, except the
T H E W E E K FR O M A L L AV AIL-
I him I wt , can be had at Fanil’s hard­
ware establishment, next door to the
jewelry store. Call for what you will A b le S o u r c e s Dish ed u p fer O u r
N u m e r o u s F a m i ly of Readers
in that line and he hue it of good qua)
In Ah re viate d P a r a g r a p h s .
ity ami at a fair pries. We know of
what we apeak.
Spectacles and glasses at Pfennig's.
Vfrs. Lit Magruder is up from Port­
At the Gaynor exclusive footwear
emporium, you can get the very hest land visiting friends.
of everything in the shoe line and at
Mrs. W. H. Kraber, out on the Sa­
prices that are but in keeping with lem road, has been quite ill.
their worth.
All women who want to sew can
find employment at Brown A Son’s
Yen will be satisfied in every re­ tailor shop.
spect if you let Ike Lynch do your
J. C. White and wife, of Oak Grove,
horse shoeing for you.
are delegates to the state grunge now
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in session.at Albany.
After yon have looked your fill at
Tite funeral of Mrs.Mary Smith was
that beautiful Racket sto.e window,
he sure to go inside and see the tempi preached last Saturday by her lifelong
ing array of goods and novelties kept friend, Rev. A. J. Hunsaker.
there for sale.
Quite a number of our college stu­
dents are in attendance at the inter­
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Gunsmith Ilisser is prepared lo do collegiate contests ill McMinnville
anything for you in the repairing line, today.
and his stock of ammunition, fishing
Wagner Bros, have a number of first
tackle, etc., is the best to be had in class bicycles at front $25 to $50, also
the county.
some second hand ones for sale very
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cheap. Go and examine tlteir offer­
Mr. Kerslake carries one of the hest ings.
stocks of furniture in the county and
One of the best and most reliable
his prices are not such ns to cause an marble cutters itt the state is G. L.
aching void lo be left in your pocket Hawkins, af Independence. He does
book. Be sure to call.
nearly nil the cemetery work in this
county.
SALEM SHOTS.
New and second hand threshers
They treat a fellow white at John­ and engines of various kinds and new
son’s clothing emporiu n and yon and second hand pumps on sale at
should be sure and see what they have Wagner Bros. shop. Go and exam­
before deciding to purchase elsewhere ine pumps.
The most stylish and best fitting suits
Usual services at, the Christian
can be had there at the most reasona­
ble prices. Everybody agrees that his church next Sunday. Morning sub­
store beats all the rest in furnishing ject “ The Good Shepherd ;” evening,
"Can There Be w Universal ReligionT”
things for men and boys.
A welcome to alt. W. T. Matlock,
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pastor.
Your horses will be treated right at
Dick Tipton, a Grand Ronds In­
tile steel bridge yard and if you pa
trouize it, von will soon he convinced dian, was brought to town Tuesday
of the truth of this assertion. Prices and had atrial before Justice Hardy
Holntan on a charge of adultery. He
reasonable.
was bound over in the sum of $50
and allowed to go ott his own recogni­
At the Yokohama Tea store can be zance.
found the largest and most attractive
Mies Florence Nowinan, who has
as’ ortment of tableware in th e c it'.
They also have the purest and fresh­ been a great stiffeter from muscular
rheumatism, says Chamberlain’s Pain
est teas, coffees and spices.
Balm is tbe only remedy that affords
her relief. Miss Newman is a much
Nowhere else in the city but at the respected resident of the village of
New York Racket store can more be Gray, N. Y., and makes this statement
had for your money. It is a very p tp for tlie benefit of others similarly af­
ular place among the great mass of flicted. This liniment is for sale by
common people.
A. K. Wiison.
New arrivals at the Bee-Hive store:
Lace weave balbriggan underwear,
-wellest line of white shirt waists; 36
inch best fancy percale; new designs
Toil DuNord ginghams; new patterns
lace curtains; colored percales for la­
thes and children. People coming to
Ihe picnic should not fail to visit the
greatest Btnre in the county—The Bee-
Hive stoie.
Thero will lie an ice cream social
given at tlie old church building in
Eola, on the evening of the 15th of
June, hv the Sunday school, the pro­
ceeds going to help pay Ihe expenses
of the school. A short program will
be rendered, beginning at 8 o'clock,
after which ice cream and cake will be
served at 10 cents a dish. Everybody
invited. Conte and have a good time
and help eut a good cause.
For groceries go to Osfield's.
A M E R R Y W A R IB O N .
Dr. Will Cavan ugh, dentist; office A p a i n t W a r - t o m e T h i n g s w o r t h
Know ing.
over tlie hank in Dallas.
We did pot suppose that our little
Mrs, M D. Ellis Inis been at Astoria
circular sent out a few weeks ago call­
visiting Mi»» L ttie lava's.
ing attention to our paint -lock and
M. J. B rid well has rnsnged his ad incidentally quoting a few prices,
would ati" up a hornet’* next.
dress from Pullman to Tacoma.
We ihongiit »<■ were iu acommuiii-
E. C. Penilsnd. formerly of Inde­ ly where wc could live and let live and
pendence, lias moved to Caliiornia.
if wo bought and pa d for paints and
wished to put our own prices on them
N L. Butler Ini* sold to E. G. Er­
we would not have to first consult our
ickson 40 ucres of land near Dallas
competitors. But we find we are mis­
for $1,600
taken. Our circular letter had no
Photographs at $1 50 per dozen un­ sooner been distrihutrd than a cry
til the middle of June. T. J. Cher- was raised that tlie Carter white lead,
which we sell, was not as good as the
ringlon, Dallas.
Pioneer lead, and, therefore, could he
President Poling, Rev. Goodfriend
sold for less money; that Carter lead
and Jacob Pfati cante in ou tlie stage
was high at 7$ cents because it was a
ft out Salem Monday.
cheaper lead. That Pioneer luu-J was
Mrs. Ora Cospsr, of Dallas, has cheap at 8 cents because it was a su­
been again elected grand secretary of perior lead.
While this rot was going on at homo
the Kehekali ass< inhly of Oregon.
some deeply interested person in Sa­
J. B Knowles, who lives south of lem sent to tbe manufacturers of Pio
Derry, sells in Dallas every spring neer lead our circular letter, calling
front $30 to $40 worth of pie plant.
attention to our cut in price of lead
Jerome Dnnn came in from Tilla­ and requesting an investigation with
mook last week with 1.200 pounds of a view in either cut off our supply or
cheese made by John Craven aud him­ raise the cost to us.
The Pioneer people at once took
self.
the mallet up with Mr. Moore, Pacific
G. W. McBee lias, by painting, coast agent for Carter white lead, and
greatly improved the appearance of he iu turn witli Ins company, who
his property in the southwest part of manufacture Cat ter whita lead, who
referred tlie matter to me, and they
Hardy Holman is building a house have my reply, vis.:
“ I will not advance the price of
on his claim out near tlie Hi Rich-
Carter white lead to satisfy anyone.
j iiiond place where his son, J. M.,
It may go lower, but under no circum
now lives.
stances will there he an advance un­
During last week at The Dalles less the manufacturers combine and
nearly half a million pounds of wool raise the price to the dealers.”
was sold lo eastern buyers at from 10
We have not time nor inclination to
cry down our competitor’s wares. We
to 11^ cents.
think it shows weakness to make a
Dr. J. R. Bavley, who has been a statement that Carter white lead ie in­
prominent mail in the Willamette val­ ferior, at '.lie same time using every
ley for nearly half a century, died at effort to force one out of business or
his home in Newport last week.
raise prices.
We wish to assure the public that
Last Friday Robert Clarke, who
lived west of Monmouth, dropped tlie paint as well as the drug business
dead at his home. He hod been iu will henceforth receive our earneat at­
tention. Only the best goods carried
very poor health for many months.
in stock and low prices shall prevail.
At Independence J. A. Mills. R. H. We quote prices subject to market
Knox, F. A. Douty, J. R Cooper and changes: Carter white lead, 7J cents
David Calbreath have been chosen to a pound; pure boiled linseed oil, 74
arrange for a Fourth of July celebra- cents a gallon ; raw oil, 72 cunts a gal­
tiou.
lon , turpentine 63 cents a gallon;
Wool wanted and highest market pure zinc in oil, green seal, 2$s, 12
price will be paid. High grade of cents a pound ; pure zinc in oil, red
groceries and low grade ef prices at teal, 25s, 11 rents a pound.
Above prices will be revised from
the store of R. E. Bryan A Son in
'inte to time, as necessary.
Figure
Dlias.
with us before buying paints. We
Adam Fudge, who was raised at In­ will save you money. Only high
dependence, being a brother of Mrs. grade goods.
Susan Jones and Mrs. A. J. Hedges,
We tske this occasion to thank our
died in Walla Walla last week, aged kind friends for generous good will
55 years.
and patronage shown us during our
There is now a big travel to and nineteen years residence in Salem,
front the coast via Grand Ronde. At and trust by fair dealing to merit a
Woods several husiness lionces will h* continuance.
F ry ' s D rug S tore ,
erected on the south side of the Nes-
Next to postoffice, Salem, Oregon.
tucca river.
Never before did the trade of Dallas
Mrs. H. C. Eakin has been quite
merchants extend farther in all direc­ siak for a week.
tions, hecattae never before had they
better stocks cf goods or at more reas­
R. C. Craven and W. E. Bridwsll
onable prices.
have bought tlie Younger grocery
store at Monmoutli and Hood Craven
Several sidewalks in different parts will represent his father there.
of town have broken ami loose boards
Prof. Countryman, of Dallas College
that are liable to injure sortie one and
should he promptly repaired to pre­ has gone east on account of tlie seri­
ous illness of a very dear friend, and
vent accidents.
will probably not return until August.
Tlie Dallas Woodmen will have a
s noker and lunch this evening. New
Very interesting are the pictures
(dicers are to be elected and there are showing Mr. Booker T. Washington
several candidates to initiate. Many sntong It is live-stock and in the woods
visitors will be present.
at Tttskegee, which were photographed
The Independence creamery is do­ on the spot by Mr. Clifton Johnson,
ing an increasingly good business and and illustrate an article in the June
its gilt edged butter brings top prices Magazine Number of The Outlook by
The farmers around Dallas ought to Mr. Washington called “ Chickens.
he laying the foundation for a similar Pigs and People.” In this article Mr
Washington tells about, his pigs and
institution here.
rabbits and horses and garden work at
If girls had leas of a smattering ef Tttskegee, interspersing his taik with
high sounding knowledge, and were some of his wise comments on tlie
better grounded in the practical les­ need and refreshment of out-of-door
sons of living, it would be infinitely work for men. ($3 a year. Ths Out-
better for their future happiness.— loak Company, 287 Fourth Avenue,
New York.)
June Ladies’ Home Journal.
P. R. Graber, who went from Polk
station to Eastern Washington, in or­
dering tlie Itemizer changed to his
address says that those who went
there from this county have good crop
prospects and are well pleased.
M. M. Ellis and Frank Gibson ere
having a new mill dam put in where
the old one washed out at the home of
W. H. Kimsey near Rickreall. The
work is being rushed with the hope of
its completion within two weeks, and
they expect to have a much better
darn than the old one
Report of Upper Salt Creek school
for month ending May 24th: Enroll­
ed, 22; tardy, 3; visitors, 3; neither
absent nor tardy, Lena Skersies, An­
na, Mazy, Edwin and Willie Fleisch-
mann, Kollie, Jay, Phil and Etta
Brown, Allen, Don. Hugh and Willie
Fletcher.
H. C. Seymour, teacher,
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“ It is with a good deal of pleasure
and satisfaction that I recommend
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Di­
arrhoea Remedy,” save Drugglit A.
W. Hawtelle, of Hartford, Conn. “ A
lady customer, seeing the remedy ex­
posed for sale on my show case, said
to m e: 'I really believe that medi­
cine saved my life the past summer
while at tlie shore,' and site became so
enthusiastic over its merits that I at
once made up my mind to recom­
mend it in tlie future. Recently a
gentleman came into my store so
overcome witli colic pains that lie at
once sank to the floor. I gave him a
dose of this remedy which helped him.
I repeated tlie dose and in fifteen
minutes he left nty store smilingly in­
forming me that he felt as well as
ever." Sold by A. K. Wilson.
I»et nte say I have used Ely’s
Mrs. D. L. Fiester is again ready to Cream Balnt for catarrh and can
serve
her
many
old
Polk
comity
cus
There te a C lass o f P eople
thoroughly recommend it for what it
Win. are injured by the use of coffee. tomers who have for years bought all claims. Very truly, (Rev.} H. W.
KO LA.
thei-
millinery
of
Iter,
with
the
lies'
Hathaway, Elizabeth, N J.
Recently there has be» n placed in all
Many have goats and sheep to sell
I tried Ely’s Creotn Balm and to
Mr. Murphy has treated himself to the grocery stores a new preparation the market affords.
called Grain-O, made of pure grains,
all appearances ain cured ol catarrh and many others are enquiring of
a new buggy.
their neighbors who have such stock
thvt takes the place of coffee. The
VV. R. Ellis will take your soiled 1 he terrible headaches from which I for disposal. A 10 rent notice in this
W. O. Grublte, of Drain, is visiting mo*. lelicate stomach receives it with
clothes in charge at Dallas, send them long sutiered are gone— W. J. Hitch­
his relativss, the Brunks.
paper would quickly bring buyers and
j out distress, and but few can tell it
to the Salem steam laundry and re ed k, late Major U. 8. Vol. and A. A I sellers together. No matter what yon
Ed Miltv is working for Mr». T. W. ¡front coffee It does not cost over one turn them to you at the end of tin j ien., Buffalo, N. Y.
If iitrth as much. Children may drink
The Balm does not irritate or cause want to huy or sell a nonce tinder our
Persons have been known to
Brunk in the flower garden,
seek white as enow.
it with great benefit. Fifteen cents
sneezing. Sold by drnggi-ts at 50 heading New Today would greatly fa
tain
a pound a day by taking
Mrs. C! ht » Brunk slid Miss Blowtr \ nl 25 cents per package. Try >*•
pants or mailed hv Ely Brothers, 56 edit ate the matter.
an
ounce
of SCOTT’S EMUL­
attended the ro»e fair at Independ? ( Ask for Grain-Q.
If your sigh' troubles you, consult 1 W arren St.. Jfew Yor^.
Prof. Metiger will occupy the pit'-!
puce.
H. W. Barr, the scientific optician, at
pit of tlie Presbyterian church next | SION. It is strange, but it often
Tliere
i*
more
catarrh
in
this
section
Yertenl^y was a beautiful day and once witlvmt the least delay. He can of the country than nil other
Sunday morning in the absence of j happens.
Alf Bro)»n has bought » new wagon
as he is goirg to haul wood to Salim ¡many people went to the cemeteries remedy spy defect of tk»e eye yqu may p«H together, and until the Jagt few llev Goodfriend, who is to preach ai 1
Somehow the ounce produces
have.
i to decorate the graves of tlteir dead.
this summer.
year* w«»* --upposed to lie incurable Gohlendalc, Washington, tlie hacca the pound; it seems te start the
Fur a great many year* dootom pro­ laureate sermon for Klickitat scad j
Clyde and Van Embree arrived
Mr. Daggett is teaching a very g«»d
Rev. Goodfriend will also j digestive machinery going prop­
Exchange your grease and ¿allow nounced it a local diaeane and pre­ emy.
school; it is small as the older pu»ils . home Wednesday after an eleven dvy»
deliver the oration at the unveiling of erly, so that the patient is able
horseback ride across the ipQUiitaips for tin. hest manufactured soap in the err i tied lostil remedies, and by con­
are out working in the hop yards.
I world at tlie Salem soap wot ks, lncat- stantly failing to cure with local the Woodmen monument.
from Harney poupty.
te digest and absorb his ordinary
The Eola Sunday school will give
I »el ni|t by the woolen mill
A»y kind ' ru.itment, pronounced it incurable.
The M. E. church was crowded last I
an ice cream social at the old church
Regular services at the Baptist you want.
Science baa proven catarrh to be a Sunday evening to hear a patriotic j food, which he could not do be­
on the evening of the 15th of June.
church neat Httnday morning am' ev-
constitutional disease, and tnerefore sermon by Rev. F. L Young, it being fore, and that is the way the gain
requires constitutional
treatment. . a Grand Army «ceaaton. The tenden-1 is made.
Mrs. Bropljy got pretty badly jarred ' enittg. Prayer meeting every Wed­
At
th*
htiggv
and
carriige
shop
of
by her driving horse jerking her over nesday evening. ‘•Come to the Guo- l Pohle A Bishop van can have made Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by cy of his discourse was to make all |
A certain amount of. Oesh is
th e r 1
after she got home and out of the bug. \ pel feast ” J H> G. Bussell, pastor. I any kind of a vehicle that you desire F. J, Cheney \ Co., X o M o , Ohio, is Americans more devoted to
the only constitutional cure on tlie country and more appreciative of tlie | necessary for health» If you have
Arrangements
are
in
progress
for
1 and they keep extra wheels of all si*»« market. It is taken Internally ir.
gy»
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patriotic men who have offered their j not got it you can get it by
I the piottter’s reunion at Dallas Satur­ \ in the white.
doses from 10 drop* to a teaspoonful. lives on the fields of battle.
T o C u r * a C o ld In O n e Oay
d a y . June 22nd. -An interesting and
taking
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It
acts
directly
on
the
blood
ami
mu­
Take laxative bromo quinine tablets. profitable feature of the occanon will
Report of Pioneer sehoel for term of I
You cannot find anywhere better cous rurfacea of the uyatem. T jey
All druggists refund the money if it he a talk by Prof. Smith, an ex| er-
fails lo cure. Signature of E. W . ienced creamery man, as to the value grub than that always furnished by C offer one hundred dallara for any case four months ending May 24th ; En­
fm s s im
it faila to cure. Send for circulara rolled ai close of term, i * ; average
and inipoitance of auch a plant to the W. Helleitbrand.
Grove on each box. 2> cents.
and testimonials.
Addrean, F. J daily attendance, »4; tardies during
community.
Cheney A Co., Toledo. O. Sold by term, \; visit* by school board, 5; by
Tlie grass is being nicely cut no the
You wdl find it just as useful in wnwncr
Yon cannot get better photographs druggist*, 75c.
other», ifi.; those neither absent nor
court bouse lawn in readiness for the J
than are made at tlie Cronise studio.
tardy during term are ¡.eater Robbins M In winter, and if you arc thriving upon
Hall's Family Pills aro the l»ei*t.
picnic.
and Oscar Grovea; neither absent nor i don’t stop because the weather is warm.
< § & A ,
OASTOnZA.
tardv since entering Match t«t, Della
iT on i.
sac. and ft.o o , alt druggists.
Judge Boise’s term of court will he !
I m ilk s
O B Y n H w > l» m faottit and Edgar Will.ams.
Maude Baxter,
»TI r UMY n H i r I
T V . stan atale Is on «vary b o* o f tho g se u la e gin et 1 o'clock
SCOTT * KJWWF., Chemists, New York.
next Monday and I
teacher.
: Laxative Bromo-Quinine
Contmiesioner’e court on Wednesday. I
R o V al
Baking Powder
Made from pure
cream of tartar.
Safeguards the food
against alum .
Atom hslring powdsis i
letstonealthd tl
»day.
O AKDALE.
John Farley’s family Sundayed at
Pioneer.
The school is preparing an enter­
tainment for the lost day.
There was preaching at tbe school
house Sunday by Rev. RusaelL
Will and Bert Dennis start to Cape
Nome.
Will has mining interests
there.
Earl Crowley, ol Cooper Hollow,
visited his cousins, Chauucey and
Linza Dennis Sunday.
Mr. Bird’s little daughter, Minnie,
had the misfortune to sprain her an­
kle at school last week.
John Harris has rented the Lye
Thompson place for 5 years and will
build a baru and make other improve­
ments.
Mr. Harris is talking of moving to
the upper Boise place this fall and
engaging with his son, Theodore, in
the cordwood business.
Mrs. Thomas Campbell’s many
friends here are pained ta hear of her
death and extend their sympathy to
Mr. Campbell and Woodie.
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The Chat&uqua association will
have a ten days session at Gladstone
Park, beginning July 3rd, and many
interesting features have been secured
for the occasion.
One of the neatest homes in Dallas
is that of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tatom,
near the depot, Twenty other less at­
tractive placet around town could be
made 'o look just as well, but it takes
industry.
Some persons who have recently
been in all parts of this ceunty say
that the crop prospects were never
brighter. Gross and hay are extra
fine and no signs ef damage by fruit
or grain pests.
There is a law demanding that all
fruit tree primings shall be destroyed
by fire within 30 days after the cut­
ting is dene. L. T. Reynolds, of the
slate board of horticulture, asks us to
warn all concerned to promptly com­
ply with same. The object is to
destroy and prevent the spread of
fruit pests. The same applies to hop
yards, flower gardens and ornamental
trees.
WHITE FRONT
G R O C ER Y
DA LLA S
-
OREGON
T . A . RIGGS, Proprietor.
Flour.................................. 80c
lb Shillings Best bak­
ing powder......................... 95c
Peaches, 12 lb................... $1
Tomatoes,
b
dozen,............. $1
5 lb pail jelly.....................25o
Arbuckles coffee 2 for....... 25c
Lion coffee, 2 for............. 25c
2jar8 cherries...................26c
1 yard good soap............... 25c
NEW TO-DAY.
rs .
raxFK
butler ,
wear
palia « i t t ,
A m , Urge
on th# n»,vl to Teal’s sawmill, has
M
Plymouth Hook laying hens fur sale.
TRAYED »ROM THE UNDERSIGNED NEAR
Zens ten gotta, some marked srup o f left ear
and some with hole In right ear and uuddrslil in
left. Part are dimly marked with boUie on aMee.
Information leading to tkekr recovery will ke suita­
bly rewarded, Address J. L. Purvine, rural free da-
livery No. 1 , Salem.
S
H ow To
Gain Flesh T
Scwrs
WO HEAD OP WORK HORSES AND O N I
driving horse for sale b> Mrs. B. T. Merriscii,
four utiles south of Ballstue.
RHT CLASS COW POR SALE BY U. A . WEB
■ter, near l*U as
P
YEARLING RED DURHAM BULL
F )R by S A. A L J. E -A Peterson.
Oskdale.
Q O O D SHAKES POR SALE AT
T M » OFFICE
l JUR o I SHIRK. STOCK SHEEP
FOR
U W. W Smith at LjwefUville, Oregon.
M
oney to
loan on
M
oney to loan
im p r o v e d
3ALE BY
farm
pro
P«.rV) at usual raise by Oscar Hay 1er, Dallas.
security.
HAVE,
EX
property
W E farm,
m
* i
at
« per cent o p par u
4. L. COLLINS, Dalles
TO LOAN ON IMPROYID
SIBLEY à EAKIN f t
Administrator's Notice.
V^OTICE IS HEREBY QIVEN TO ALL WHOM IT
l N n»ay concern, that I have been appointed by
Hon, J. E. *ibley. Judge of Polk connty.admlnistiator
• •f the eetate o# Malaiia Vanderpool, late of Polk Ce.t
deceased
All persons indebted to said estate will
leaks ins payment end any one holding a claim
against said ewtate will present tbe same to me, duly
verified, within six months from this date.
Dated. May *, l*J;
I. af. AIMPBON,
Admin
Townsend A Hart, attorneys fer setate
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