OCR STAFF OF RUSTLERS.
B. F Hull aud wife, of Croston, vis-
8. Connor
Rev. D. C. McFarland informs Uf r I R.
it • (7,
VUIIIIDI has
Hit' gone
I^UIIV Into
-III«' business
ItiiOIULiO
home last Friday.
ncrs of the contests:
; iteri relatives and friends here last that Presiding Elder Fitch will hold and bought property at Sm Jo.se, Cal-
Chopping— W. R. Ciavon, of Dalis*
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I A ju t Jaue Reed, who has been very
w©“ k,
i his third quarterly meeting here next | ifornia, and his family will 1* ave f«»r
camp; Walker Fitts, of Salem earnp
poorly (or some time, is not expected
—
.
,
,
1 Saturday and Suudav, preaching boll» i ih>t place next Friday. See sale iiu-
Sawing — Farley Bros., of Dallas W H A T T H E Y H A V E T O S A Y A B O U T to live.
T H E D O I N C S IN T H E C O U N T Y .
honn»f<* * ^ l,Vti
wot‘k At morning and evening each day.
I tice of Mrs. Conner in lira paper.
DALLAS, FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1901. ¡cam p; Dvkntra and Oviatt, of Mill
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The houso of Mrs. Scott, who lives
Creek camp.
Nail driving— Mrs. F. Kerslake, ©i A n U n e o t - W l'c c l a n d C o m p l e t e R c two miles west of Sheridan, was burn
John Nixon and family, of Slayton,
• u m e o f W f ia t Y o lir F r ie n d s a r e
VALitiiiBD E vsey F riday M oknih « A t 7:80.
ed to the ground last Saturday, noth visited friends here last wc*ek.
Mt. Hood circle; Mrs. Joe East, oi
a n d H a v e B e e n L a t e ly D o i n g .
ing being saved.
I Dallas circle*.
W . »V . W - V is îI I ,
W. W . Hail and family, of Salem,
100-yard dash— Prof. Bailey. Mon* j
Mrs. Oliver Ralston has gone to visile*! with K. N. Hall last Sunday.
EDITOR AND PROFRllToE.
W E8T SALEM .
month ; —■ Guthrie, Dallas.
Oshkosh Wisconsin, to visit her moth*
220-yard dash— Prof. Bailey, Mon
There wait a large crowd in attend*
8. II. W hite ia painting hi. house. er, Mrs. Heath.
mouth ; Bert Stiles, Dallas.
nice at the Woodman
picnie at !
SUBSCRIPTIO N B A T E S :
Pillow fight— Leslie Miller, Dallas; j I l k Hurt haa moved back to hia
A large crowd gathered at the cem M cLaughlin’s grove last Saturday.
Lloyd
Ci.ad,
Dallas.
place
here.
#1 50...................................... Per v'»ar
etery Decoration Day, cleaned and The aid society of the M E. church 1
Greased pig— Henry Zumwalt.
$ 75.................. .........P e r ils months
Mia. K ill. Fletcher ha. been vi.il- decorated tile graves and built a new run a restaurant on the ground and ,
220
yard
college
dash—
W
illam
ette!
4 0 ...................... Ter three months
fence around it.
cleared about $25.
ing at Jefferson.
Advertising rates made known on university; Dallas college.
Mrs. Smith of Eastern Oregon, is ;
Halfmile
college
dash—
Monmouth
!
George
Gosser
ia
building
an
ad
S a v e s T w o fro m D e a t h .
application. Correspondence is solicit*
visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. A.
normal; Willamette university.
dition to hia house.
MOU” little daughter had an almost
ed.
Wells, of this place.
Tug-of-war— Monmouth camp; Dal
Fine Job Printing done at reasonable
Mia. Klfie Waun visited relative, in fatal attack of wjtooping cough and
las cam.
bronchitis, ’ writes Mrs. W. K. Havi*
•»rices.
Mr. Watson and wife, of Needy,
Dallas
last
week.
Ball game— Chemawa beat Albany
land, of Armonk, N. Y., “ but, when Clackamas county, visited friends here j
by a score of 12 to II.
Mrs. E. J. Mc-Nary lias a new horse all other remedies failed, we saved
recently.
and buggy.
L E T T E R L IS T .
her life with Dr. K ing’s New Discov - 1
C O M M E N C E M E N T W E EK OF DAL
Nelson Anderson has been here vis
Jc.s Luca, and Mr». Henry Wilkeu- ery. Our niece, who had consump- |
These letters remain uncalled for in
LA S C O L L E G E A N D LA C R E O L E
lien in an advanced stage, also used iting his brother, A. Anderson.
ing
each
have
a
new
wheel.
the Dallas postotlice for the week end
ACADEM Y.
this wonderful medicine and today
E. N. Hall sold n 4 year old horse j
ing dune 3rd and parties calling
Walker Fit*« won the second prize she is perfectly well.*’
Desperate to a German from Portland for $115. i
The
final
examination, are being
for them will please state that they
in
the
wood
cutting
conteat
at
Dallas
throat and lung diseases yield to Dr. I
I held th i. week. The first exercise
have been advertised:
K in g ’s New Discovery as to no other
will be a musical recital by Miss Gih- la.t Saturday.
T o C u r e a C o l d in O n e D a y
Hal Burgess.
Infallible for j Take laxative bromo quinine tablets.
i eon, Friday evening June 7th, tube
George Chapman and Je.aie Lucas medicine on earth.
Mrs Ruth Brown.
Timber and Ranch
held in the college chapel.
attended the Woodman picnic at Dal coughs and colds. 50c and $1 bottles 1 All druggists refuml tlie money if it j
Ginn & Company Pub.
guaranteed by all druggists. Trial
Sunday at 11 A. M. the baccalaur le*.
Lands a Specialty.»*
fails
to
cure.
Signature
of
E.
\V\
I
J J Hose (2).
bottles free.
eate sermon will he preached by I’resi-
Grove on each box. 25 cents.
Some one wa. having a lot of fun
D A Sauborn.
dent C. C. Poling in the M. K. church.
W'n are prepared to locate you upon some of vf:
Mr J A Shvlds.
B E T W E E N D A L L A S A N D D IX IE .
The faculty and graduating class will la.t Sunday .hooting hole, in the
All W . C. T. U. members are urged j ]
Mr John Yaender.
meet at the college chapel at 10:30 mail boxer
the
finest timber claims in Oregon, or if y o u ^
Herbert Ballard, who lies been to he present at th> ir meeting at the .
C. G. C o a n, postmaster.
and proceed from there to the church
Anthony Jone. ami wife have mov clerking in a drugstore at Woodburn, South Methodist church next Wed- j'
want an improved ranch or fruit farm, we c a n ®
where »eats will be reserved for them, ed back here from California, where
, nesday to talk about establishing a i
is spending bis vacation at home.
show you just what you are looking for. Call 2 “
L u m b e r.
i In the afternoon at^3 o’clock the Y .j they went several month, ago. They
j reading ro.nu and for the transaction j
Montgomery A Mulligan are now M. C. A. and Y. W . C. A will hold a have decided that Oregon i. good
and see ns. A ll correspondence promptly a t - c
Harry and W ill Butz are visiting 1 of other important business.
prepared to furnish any kind of lum farewell meeting in the college chapel. enougn for them.
old time friends at Oregon City.
tended to.
L U T H E R ct CO., Dallas, Or. 2
ber on short notice. Haw and planing Iii the evening the societies will con
mills three fourth miles west of Falls vene in the M. E. church and listen A S p r a i n e d A n k l * Q u i c k l y C u r e d '
Hardy Holman Jr. lias purclmscd
City, with branch office and yard at to the annual sermon, delivered by
" A t one time I suffered from a the herd of fine shorlliorn cm tie uf A.
A irlie in charge of W. J. Turnidge. Rev C. T. Hurd, of Lafayette, Oregon severe sprain of the ankle, »ays Geo. L. Porter and tins gone to make his FRESH eggs, 12 cents.
Our lumber is seasoned and trimmed
Monday evening the Philolelheau E. Cary, editor of the Guide, Wash home in the Rock Creek country.
S C H O O L E B P O E T ,
GOOD butter, 12 cents.
and it pays to buy dry lumber, Plans literary seciety will render their an ington, Va.
“ After using several
W ill Greenwood lias been shearing
W
rite
and estimates furnished free.
' nual program, which promises a treat i well recommended medicines without
...... .
Following
is
the
report
of
the
Dallas public school for the month ending
sheep for several dilTerent parties in W O O L wanted.
for further information. John Mont-
t|,e people of Dalla, and all who success, I tried Chamberlain’s Pain
June 1, 1901:
tiiis
section
the
past
week.
goniery. general manager, Win. Mul will be present. This program will Balm anil am pleased to say that rc-
HIDES and pelts bought.
ligan, yard manager.
C 1
be rendered in the city hall, as well lief came as soon as I began its use
Harry Burford, who ia working for
as all the exercises during the week j anj
complete cure speedily followed Van Sears on Salt Creek was home on
Û
COUNTY COURT.
except the afternoon exercises T ubs Sold by A . K. Wilson.
«¿St
u:
a short visit Saturday.
H
>
day and Wednesday, they will be
J
TEACHER.
f-KOBATE.
Road
Supervisor
Boyle
has
finished
1 would like to figure on any con ◄ !
P IO N E E R .
held in the chapel.
H
!
Sibley, J.
up his work on the south side of the
tract work you may have, such as 3
<
H
Tuesday at 2:30, the annual music
o
Mrs. It. M Gilbert, of McMinnville, LaCreole and we can now travel with
Cri
The executor of the Daniel Vanbus- al will be rendered at the cellege
the building of houses, barns, etc.
O
K
her daughter, Mrs. out miring in the mud.
z
kirk estate was authorised to »ell real chape). Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock 1 ha* been visiting
J
property at public or private sale a. the annual lecture will lie delivered
■ '
’ n"’
E. If. Hihhard will erect one of the
!
\
might seem best.
before the literary society by Rev. L
Born to the wife of Wallace White, Stephens evaporators aud will here-
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3
5
Mrs. Conkey.
49
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a son.
.The administrator of the Murguret A. Tchorigian, of Constantinople.
BUELL,
OREGON.
aftor handle his own prune crop.
2
i
Wednesday morning at 10 o’clock
Tuttle estate was ordered to make a
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0
The rain has kept sheep shearing
33
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Mias Mnscott.
51
Mrs. Rasmussen and children have
the annual meeting of the board of hack.
deed to property »old.
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3 1
"t—ΗJ- -I—t* *1— "I" "t* "t—t—t—t" "î* 't- -t" *i—I" "I—t- *f* -J- -¡--i* *t
been
quite
sick
with
the
measles
but
trnstees
will
be
held
at
the
president's
A final settlement of the J. J. Kurre
4
25
0
0
; 25
1
3
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Mrs. Morrison.
Henry Tate is living on Mr. Wiedik- are now improving.
office. A t 2 o’clock Miss Erma Smith
estate was made.
W
ILSONS
will give a musical recital in the chap er’s place while they are away.
Mesdaiues Howe and BowersOx, of
! 5 I
John Fisbback, Clarence McCaleb
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42
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.
.
el. At three the Library association
Mias Campbell.
John Martin sheared sheep for John Salem, took in the Woodman picnic
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and W tn. Mack were chosen to ap- wj], ren(|pr |iterary programme «„.I
at Dallas, being the guests of Mrs. W
pnuse the Robert Clark estate.
I re(,ejv, doni,li()n, ,,f cash or books f .r Bobbins.
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0
1
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21
21
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Mrs. Hamilton.
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P. Miller.
A petition to sell property of Claud , ¿he college library. It is hoped the
After some exercise» at the close of
and Melvin Settlemier. minors, was
the college will attend thin , »....„
Miss Maud Baxter's - rv..
school she treated
1 7
B U E N A V I8 T A .
1
0
0
31
21
H. D. McDonald.
«
1 21
net for hearing June 17th. the heirs | mGeting and encourage this excellent | the childreu to oranges,
W. L. Wells and family visited rela
vere cited to appear and U, S. Lough- work by making donations to the li* I
8
0
13
5
24
j 14 j
0
8
W . 1. Reynolds.
ary appointed guardian ad litem.
brnry. A number of friends have al j Plato McFee sold Tide Brown twen tives near Suver last Saturday and
W ill give strength to the nerves and re-
ty goats at $2.50.
i,
store tiie liver ami kidneys to a healthy
Sunday.
The petition to sell real property of ready sent in hooks, which will be pre j
A
condition, give tone to the stomach end
The families of John Farley, of
A
bow els, and prom ote a good ap pitit»
.j.
the Richnrd Enei estate whn .set for seated at that time. The alumni pro
W . 1 R E Y N O L D S , Principal.
healthy digestion; w ill relieveconstipa-
^
hearing June 17th, the Heir« were cited gramme will be rendered in the city 1 Oakdale, Preston Lung, of Perrydale,
LOCA
.j,
tion, purify the blood and m ake a heal-
to appear and U. 8 Loughary made hall Wednesday evening. This will and John Grimes, of Dayton, have
.j,
thy
body
w
ith
a
ciear
skin.
That
tired
»{•
and
.)•
feeling w ill leave yo u and sleep will he
•{•
he followed by the usual banquet.
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bobbins.
guardian ud litem for minor heirs.
C L IM A T IC
^»
restful. A t W ilson's d ru g store, Dallas.
*J*
*;• -i* V •»* d* *»* *;* *i* *:• *i* •§• *F *;* -j-{• -j- - î - 'F 4- v -i-
»¡* *i* -i* -i* *;* *«- *»* ^ •:*•»* *i* v ;•♦;♦•£-*»-v-i- -.••!-
Thursday
morning
at
10
o’clock
the
The administrator of the 0. A. Saw-
_ _
tt
Nothing t»ut a local +4"fr*+4^+*M ‘+ * * + 4 H « * 4 ^ * * * * W * * *
F A L L S C IT Y .
commencement
program
will
be
ren
telln estate was authorized to make
enied.v or change of eli-
dered
in
tht
city
hall,
us
follows:
(fiAte
will
cure
deed to property sold.
Childrens Day will he observed with
»March.
CATARRH
music and appropriate exercises at
T’lie Henry Mver estate matter was j Invocation— Chorus.
S h e riffs Sale.
U
T h e S p e c Iflc !*
the M. E. church Sunday morning.
continued to July term of court.
O f a w o m a n w h o has used * *
Oration — “ Purpose and Value of
!N - L
Ely's
Cream
Balm
June fith, and in the evening Mrs
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Education1*— Walter Ford.
It is quickly absorbed
N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N T H A T
a l.is .-.-l! t h a t s a y s s h e p r e - * *
Scott Levett will vivo an address to
“ TH E B E S T P IC N IC
Gives relief at onc-e.
by virtue of an execution and order of «ale
Vocal solo— Mrs. Ruth Conkey.
:t opens and cleanses tin? duly issued out of and under the hand and
old
and
young.
Al*
are
cordially
in
fo r s a b r o o m , b e c a u s e o n e .t - :
For years” was the verdict rendered I Oration— “ Ouwurd and Upward” —
Nasal Passages.
seal of the clerk of the circuit court of the
vited to be present.
Allays Inflauiation.
o f (h o s e la b o r s a v in g m a -
Ora Collins.
by all al the conclusion of the Wood
^ I a L I ET A
leals and Protects the state of Oregon for the county of Polk, in a
Male quartet— ‘ Until the Dawn.”
man picnic lust Saturday evening.
n L M U demhrane. Restores the a certain suit therein pending, wherein f*.
Miss Nitu Holman is visiting Mrs.
c h in e s r e lie v o s h e r o f t h e 'I *
Oration— “ Non sibi, sed mundo” — l Frank Hubbard at Mill.gun’s mill,
Senses or Tnste aim smell. No injurious drug. Rejf L. Scrogfin and Jacob W ort man, partners
There was ahsilutely no kick coming
b u r d e n s o f s w e e p in g d a y , * *
doing business under the firm name and Htyle
ular size, ."'() cents; Fandlvsize, »D or by mail.
from anv source— the huge crowd Nellie < -onner
KLY BROTHERS, Bti Wtir.en Street, New York.
of Scroggin & Wortman, are plaintiffs, and
preserves * *
sa ves t im e a n d
Instrumental solo— Hallie Gibson, j There ¡ h some talk of a Fourth of
had plenty of amusement furnished
D. W . >ears as administrator of the tstate of
M
F. W . Plunibeck, deceased, and Lillie Plum-
them and nice weather to enjoy it, j Address to class— I). M. Metzger, A July celebration at the grove.
h e r h e a lth .
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•
Beck, are defendants, dated the 5th day of
and the shows, stands, etc., enjoyed a | M.
4 v
Mrs. Lu Magruder is visiting at Mr.
Final
Settlement.
June, 1901, and to me directed, upon a judge
very healthy run of trade. The crowd , Presentation of diplomas— President Teal’s.
N o t e o u r p r ic e s ;
ment and decree entered and docketed in
was very large— about 4,000— taking Poling.
said c-uirt, in said suit, on the 3rd day of
otice is hereby given th at the i n - June, 1901, I will, on
00 ^ Î i ! ,
American Queen
Wild strawberries have been very
Quintet
y
^....... $4
n
into consideration the fact that there
del-signed has filed his final account as exec
Satu rday, July 6 , 1001 ,
Prayer nnd benediction— Bev. M. J. plentiful here.
was a very hard rain that morning ov
utor
of
the
estate
of
W illiam
Savage,
Grand
Rapids,
nickel
3
50*4
deceased, ana Saturday, June 8th,
1901. at 1 | at the hour of 1 o'clock, p. in., of said day,
er the majority of Polk county, and ( Ballantyue.
Same, Japan trimmed 3 0044
May Spangler is visiting Edith o’clock, p. m ., of said d ay ’ at the county court house, sell at public auction, at. the front door of the
that the weather was very threatening t
of Polk county, Oregon, haa been fixed by H on, J. 1 county c mrt house in Dallas, in said county,
Dennis.
E. Siblev, ju d ge of the county court, for said county,
around Dallas. I y the time the pa-1 W h a t S h a l l W o H a v e f o r D e s s e i t ?
! to the highest bidder, for cash in hand on day
as the time and pines for the hearin g of the sumo.
♦4
One of these sweepers will outlast forty brooms.
rade formed all uutiger of rain was I This question arises in the family
A ll persons interested In said m atter are hereby no ' of sale, in the manner prescribed by law, the
A G o o d C o u g h M e d ic in e .
Lots
tified to appear at said time ami show cause, if any ; following described real estate, to wit:
passed and the people settled down lc> every Hay. Let us answer it to-dav. 1
v*>
It apeak» well for Clianiberlain’a there be, w hy said account should not be approved I No. one and two of section fifteen in t (» s, of
♦;*4*
full enjoyment of the day’s pleasures. Try Jell-O, a delicious and healthful j
the account settled and closed.
i r 5 w, of the Willamette Meridian, in P» I k
I Coo nil Remedy when druggist, use it and Dallas,
**
-X*
Oregon, May 6, 1901,
The committee had prepared a little dessert. Propur‘d in two minutes,
I
county,
Oregon,
containing
forty-two
acres
JAS . S A V A G E executor.
in their own families ill preference to
j and thirty-three hundreths of an acre, accord
surprise by engaging at a late hour No Itoiling! no baking I simply add
I any other. "1 hn*e »old Chamber Townsend A H art attorney* fo r estate.
ing to the official plat of the survey of the
❖ +
the Chemawa Indian band to come boiling water and set to cool. Fla- |
*Y
' said land returned to the general land office * *
lain’s Cough Remedy for the past five
and help our band furnish music. One vors :— Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and
44»
I by the surveyor general; together with the
| veara witli complete satisfaction to
F*î**î* 4-4-4* 4*4-*î**J*4* 4* 4-^*î*5**I—F 4*
tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances .;..X-4-4-4-4-4*4‘ 4*4*4*4*4*4*v4*4-4*4*4*4*4-4-4-4*4**4*4-4*4*4*4*4-v4-4*4-*i-4--:-X*4*4*4-4*4*-:*4'
of the members of their band of 27 Strawberry. Get s package at your
’ *
myself and customers,” says Druggist
thereunto belonging, or in anywise appertain
pieces was the little Fillippino, Mai»- grocers to-day. 10 cts.
: .1. Goldsmith, Van Etten, N. Y . “ I
ing.
uel, who was brought hack with the
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Dated Dallas, Oregon, this 7th day of June,
! have alw iys used it in my own family
Second Oregon. About 300 Wood-1
C O U N C IL M E E T IN G ,
1901.
both for ordinary coughs and colds
» ^ ’ B B B B B B B B B B B B iB B B B B B B B B B N ^ »
J. G. V A N O R S D K L,
men turned out in the parade aud
They met in re ular session on last and for the cough following hi grippe,
Sheriff of Polk oounty, Oregon.
were awarded souvenir badges. The « T ,
. ..
.
*
,
Monday evening,
and find it very efficacious.” For sale
exercises at the ground were abort
p rt* nt_ CouBncnmen F i, Ue, Muir, by A. K. Wilson.
Galvanized iron and cop
a... Appropriated, I rof. ( amp b e ll, y
„ Ki
c
E lli,. ,Iavteri
G uardian’s Sale.
per work. Hop and fruil
M ililt-.M .
h .-i n ir
n
u r L it -iiliir lv
w
e 1 r re
e
n
.
f
address
being
particularly
well
R IC K R F A L L .
tlis mayor, auditor, marshal and street
ceived. The sports al the grounds
dryer pipes.
Work guar
commissioner.
were admirably well conducted, as \
H. C. Fox is having his house
t ic e is h e r e b y
g iv e n t h a t
anteed. Estimates solicited the n o undersigned
The fire and water committee were
guardian of Seth L. Fawk
there were no waits, rows, kieks, acci
painted, Tom McDowell doing the
ordered to build a tower on the city
and Blanche L. Fawk, minors, will by virtue
dents nor anything else to mar the
work.
Cal! and see samples of Rambler, Ideal and Cres-®
hall lot and move the fire bell thereto,
BURROUGHS & FRASE R of an <.rder of the county court of Polk coun
pleasure of all. and the crowd was
tv, Oregon, duly made and entered of record
said committee having recommended
cent bicycles at
^
Miss Alice Burch has returned home
SA LE M
on the t)th day of April. A. D ., 1901, licensing
kept ofT the ground so that all could ¡'¡V'
s a* the best way out of the pres- j from a few weeks stay at Corvallis,
and directing said guardian to sell the follow
eee what was going on. After the
cut dilemna.
ing described real property belonging to said
ball game Mr. Shaw, the champion
minora at public sale, to-wit: An undivided
These claims were allowed :
Miss Mattie Koser is visiting her
trick bicycle rider of the l ’aciflc coast, J M Grant, salary................ $ 23 00 sister. Mrs. Henry M cKee,
one-half interest in and to the following de
near
scribed premises: Beginning 8.50 chains east ¡y Largest stock of sundries outside of Salem.
gave a wonderful exhibition of his
W m Shelton, labor park fence
6 75 I Smithfield.
and 10.05 and one-third chains north of the
agility and a bicycle's subservience to
J J Williams. san»e................
8 75
northwest corner of section 5, in township 7 9 Rest equippped repair shop in Polk county.
Ilia wishes. This was another event
Mrs. Anna Henderson, of McMinn
south, range 5 west, of the Willamette merid
Lumber for fence ................
31 1)5
not promised by the camniittee. The
ville, spent Sunday with her sister,
ian in Polk county. Oregon, running thence ■
SPE C IAL A T T E N T I O N
D J Riley, light bill for May . 102 50
east 42.09 chains, thence north 6.35 chains,
crowd soon dispersed, eveept those
Mrs. B. F. Lucas.
An ordinance to license ice cream,
thence west 42.07^ chains, ^ thence south 0.34$ •
T O O U T OF T O W N
who stayed for the dance, which was
chains to the place of beginning, containing
stands, etc , on picnic days was pass
Miss Shepherd visited friends in
a great success. Here are the win
■
B O R D E R S .*
in
all
26J
acres
more
or
less.
Now,
therefore,
ed.
I Salem Sunday.
by virtue of said order and license, I, as Much
The petition to allow bicycles on
14-1
guardiad,
w
ill
offer
for
sale
and
sell
at
public
»Mrs. S. Orr is improving slowly, be- I
f + i
th » sidewalks was on motion of Vas
auction in front of the court houee door in
' it»g able some days lo go for a short j
Dallas, Polk oounty, Oregon, on the
e-all indefinitely postponed.
8 t h D a y o f J u n e , A . D .f 1001«
On motion of llayter ilia auditor ; drive.
THE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER
L U T H E R & C O .*
TEACHERS
VISITS TO PARENTS.
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VISITORS.
A . L DORR,
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ATTENDANCE
AVBKAfll DAILY
VISITS FROM S. B.j
R E AL E S T A T E
CELERY
D AN DELIO N
CATARRH
3 You Have Never Heards
N
J, J, Wiseman, Dallas, Oregon,
THE HARDW ARE M AN.
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T inning^
Plum bings
• CYCLISTS,
1 A T T E N T IO N S
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^ L E E ^ S M I T H ’S ^ C Y C L E R Y ^
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If you want it,
Take it with a kodak;
W ith the kind
You can get at
The Stim ulus
was instructed to turn over to the
treasurer of the Woodman picnic all
moneys collected for trausient license
• That Is what Is required bjr every organ
on June 1st.
*df iije body, for the proper performance df
On motion of Mnir the auditor was
418 fw jettons.
instructed to find ont the f printing
It pRv/ectft all the vital processes.
.50 copies of the clmi ter and general
It prevtuts biliousness, dyspepsia, const.!« ordinances.
{Mvtion. LLio* y complaint, rheumatism, ca
On motion of Vftfttftll the street com
tarrh, nervoucMnass, weakness, faintness, pim miflHoner was ordered to gravel hik I
ples, blotches, and all cutaneous eruptions. repair the i n ter sec tion of Levins aud
It Is assured t»y taking Hood’s Sarsapa- Washington street*.
«H ia which acts directly and peculiarly on
On motion of Hay ter the street
Xh* blood.
commissioner was ordered to remove
This statement Is proved b y thousands the fem e from the city properly and
o f unsolicited testimonials.
I a\o the bill board placed farther
W . P K a rro s. WiHHlstock. Ala., w rit# *; hack.
•* W hen I begs i taking Hood's Sarsaparilla
D i i motion of Fiake
the ordinance
m y blood was Impure and I had not been committee wa* instructed to draft and
feeling well for some time. I was bothered submit an ordinance providing for
v e ry much with that tired feeling. When
the construction of a five fool four
X hud taken the medicine a few days I be- inch sidewalk on both sides of Hhel-
*;an to feel better, and after taking two to»» street*, be«ween »Mill and ( ’ lay,
¿»ottles I felt like another |>erson. That and (he auditor was instructed to no
tired feeling was gone and I could do my tify property owners interested that
w o rk .”
the council will set on the 17th day of
lo hear objection*
H o o d 9a Sarsa pa rilla June
On mot ion of II ay ter Wm Museolt
rids the blood of scrofulous and all other wa- allowed $S a month for sprink
ling the intersection* of Main and
humors and all foreign matters.
Oak*. M ain and Mill, »Main and Con. I
ami Court ami Ji tier eon.
o f P u r e B lood
There will be chil Irons day exercise*
at the church Sunday.
The United Artisans nnd grangers
of Polk r'Oin»*y will give their picnic
place Saturday, June 8th. Do
not fail to come. Everything is being
done to make it a succès«, a good pro
gramme is being prep.*»red.
Mr. Munch, of Aurora, have been
visiting their daughter, »Mrs. Tom
Burri), the p.st week.
John M Mumsw and James M.
Ore* or. who have been visiting here
M»e past fortnight, have gone to S hu
Freueieco, where they w ill make a
few days slop before returning to!
their home in Pennsylvania. They!
were accompanied as far as Portland
by the former’s niece, »Mis»** Jtstie
Stoner, who exp rets to be gone sever-
*1 d.»ya.
HARM ONY.
Miss On* Porter, who has been vis
iting at Sodnville ’ »as returned home.
Mr», Mary Swsrts,
lis» l-.-en
lier
ma 1‘ortfr, o( Bull, r,
K. A. l ’orter, <>( Una
of Sslrm, who
mother, Grami-
ami hrr brother,
pisce, return«»!
P F E N N IG ,
Jeweler
and Optician.
Next door to"I\ O., Dallas.
SHORT TA LK S
O N GROCERIES.*
JUST
ARRIVED .*
A car load of woven wire
fencing, which will he
sold at low prioeß. fo/r-
respondence splicited.
Phone. J391.
SALEM
at 1 o ’clock, i». in., to the highest bidder for
cash in hand all of the right, title and interest
of said minors in aud to -.aid premises above
descril>ed.
Dated this 3rd day of May, A . D , 1901.
S A R A H I. F A W K ,
Guardian.
FENCE WORKS
•VJ State street. Salem.
W A L T E R M O R LE Y , Prop
It will not take yon lone to rear)
th .m .sn d maybe yoa will learn
fom etbinX'Pf benefit to yon. It
is r.ot Brown wlio is doing the
talking in this ease.
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THE
9 W H IT E
7£ CO RNER
A
Comer Court and Liberty streets, Salem.**
JOSMYERS&SONS
9 Great
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Sale of.*
LAD IES' S U IT S
$7.50 suits for
...’ . $4.85
IsateH styles iu Russian blouses,
lir - i 32 to 40
J
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I ran alwsrs get what I want at *
Brown s.
MRS. JO H N JOHNS.
$10 suits for
$7.45
All wool silk lined Eton* in Oxford
gray
4^ $14 suits for............. $8.95
, I am snti.fie»! that I get my money’s
Worth at Brown’s.
>fRS. M A Y H O r r iE L D .
Brown’s store ia my ideal of a gro
C t v store.
MRS. JAM E S JO HNSON.
B R O W N & SO N,
Tb« Dollar Strait King Mar bant*. iHtlla*.
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Very new style« in homwpun«.
$27.50 suits for
$15
T High novelties in
Exclusive Styles
*
A L L OUR S U IT S
9 H A V E BEEN REDUCED
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SEND IN YOUR
a«*
M A IL O RD ERS.**
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Onr mail d> partment is ti e A
most efficient in all Saletp.
from pi and special a tte n -W *
lion is giren all correspondence