Polk County itemizer., June 07, 1901, Image 3

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SALEM
B U S IN E S S IN N IN G S.
LOCAL AND GENERAL-
Kor Krooerif' go t0 0•field',•
I
A M E R R Y W A R IB O N .
NORM AL CO M M EN CEM EN T.
Dr. Will Cavanagh, dentist; office A p a i n t W a r - S o m e T h i n g « w o r t h
Know ing.
The commencement exercises of the
Go to tlie «oap luotor/ and get some
State Normal School will liegiu June
of their new spraying soap which is W H A T W E H A V E L E A R N E D D U R I N G over the bank in Dallas.
We did not suppose that our little 15th, and continue until June 20th.
excellent for fruit. hi pa, flowers or
T H E W E E K F R O M A LL AV AIL-
Photographs at $1.50 per dozen un­
circular »eut “ 'll a few weeks ago call­ Many old students are returning, and
anything else infested hy insect pests.
til the middle of June. T. J. Cher-
ing attention to our paint stock and the week promises to be unusually at­
Nothing better.
A b le S o u r c e s D is h e d u p tor O u r rington, Dallas.
incidentally quoting a few prices, tractive and pleasant. The program
N u m e r o u s F a m i l y of Readers
of events will begin Saturday evening,
Judge Judah and wife, of Salem, would sti- up a hornet’s ne»t.
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s
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AttheC ronise studio they never
We thought we were iu a communi­ June 16th, with Goldsmith’» ever pop­
have been visiting at the home of T. J.
| turn out inferior work.
Cherringten and Mrs. Cherrington ty where we could live and let live and ular drama, “ Hhe Htoopa to Conquer,”
Spectacles and glasses at Pfennig’s. has gone to visit among Salem friends. ] if we bought and paid for paints and I rendertd by a cast chosen from the
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faculty and students. This will be
Rev. J. R. N. Hell is uo longer pas-1 C. M. Hav«, the new Southern Pa­ wished to pul our own prices on them made one of the special features of
At Hellenbrand’s restaurant you al­
tor of the Presbyterian church at Ba­ cific president, is now looking after we would not have to first consult our commencement week and hopes are
ways get something good to eat.
competitors. But we find we are mis­
ker City.
the interests of that road iu our state. taken. Our circular letter had no entertained that its success will estab­
lish the custom of giving an annual
A brother from Walla Walla has
Unless your eyesight is clear your
The Dallas college boys got their sooner been distributed than a cry class play.
i mini! is not apt to be. J)r. Barr, the been visiting J. 1). Kelly at McCoy.
share of the honors in the intercolle­ was raissd that the Carter while lead. I Sunday morning the baccalaureate
| skillful State street oculist, will charge
which we »ell, was not a« good as the j
Dr. Parrish, of Monmouth, is look- ' giate field meet at McMinnville. Pioneer lead, and, therefore, could be sermon will be delivered in the chapel
! you nothing for determining what you
Teats came out aheud in the hurdle
ing
after
Ins
mining
interests
in
by Rev. Henry Marcotte, of Astoria,
need in the wav of glasses.
race, Collins stood second in the 220 »old for less m oney; that Carter lead | who has the reputation of being one
Northern California.
yard dash, while Poling ranked second was high at 7J cents because it waa a of the best speakers in the state.
cheaper lead. That Pioneer lead was 1
The home of B. F Smith at I-nwis- in the run t>f 880 yards.
Mrs. Fiester, the milliner, means
cheap at 8 cents because it was a su- j Those to take part in the Class Day
v
He
has
undergone
material
improve-
I
exercises, which will occur Monday
exactly what she says in stating that
perior lead.
The
stage
fare
between
Dallas
and
every article in her store will be sold merits.
While this rot was going on at home afternoon, will he as follows: Olive
Falls City is 50 cents one way or 75
at a reduction from former prices. All
On Decoration Day both Dallas ceni- j vents for the round trip.
some deeply interested person in Sa- E. Cummings, oration ; M. Alice Gray,
hor summer goods must go.
eleries were visited by large numbers |
lom sent to the manufacturers of Pio­ oration; T. Frank Haley, essay; An­
of persons and many graves were fixed I The wife of Uncle Hank Reed, of neer lead our circular letter, calling na Grace Gill, essay. The student’#
oorvmSMT t»oo tv t h « p h o c te n a o a n s l e c o . c in c in n a ti
Red Prairie, was thought to be fatally attention to our cut in price of lead reunion in the evening will afford a d
Any of the Polk county stages going up and decorated. Thoje who thus ill.
care
for
their
departed
are
happier
and requesting an investigation with opportunity for all visiting students to
to Salem will take your package to
themselves
and
more
respected
by
a
view ts either cut off our supply or renew old associations.
While
D.
J.
Riley
and
wife
were
vis-
the steam laundry and return them
Tuoeday will be Field Day. The
others.
raise
the sost to us.
HERE is an epitaph in a Vermont church­
iting
the
family
of
Robert
Suitor
at
in fine shape, they making no charge.
The Pioneer people at once took prominent features of the exercises
Westport,
on
the
Columbia
river,
last
Miss Lulu Gilbert, who was raised
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will be a match game of tennis, a
yard: “ Iexpected this bat not so soon ."
week, she was taken suiioutly ill und the matter up with Mr. Moore, Pacific
The best wearing gloves in the city at Falls City, received the flrst honor is still in a dangerous condition there. coast agsnt for Carter white lead, and dumb-bell drill and a bicycle race.
Such is the epitaph on clothing w orn out
may now be had at the New York in graduating from the McMinnville Her sister, Mrs. Henry McCarter, and he in turn with his company, who Tlie concert by the Wilder Quartet on
Racket store in nine different styles high school, winning a college schol­ J. C. Shultz have been down to see manufacture Cai ter white lead, who Turaday evening ia looked forward to
in the wash-tub. Underclothing may be
and of all weights. New line of seam­ arship,
referred the matter te me, and they aa one of the most interesting evfnla
her.
of the week.
fragile, yet it ought not to wear out in ten weeks.
less shoes for boys. White overalls
have my reply, via.:
J. G. Fears has bought the property
Wednesday morning the Com­
Rev. J. R. G. Russell will preach at
and jumpers for painters and ladies’ of Mrs. M. J. Black ill Balletor. at
“ I will not advance the price of
But this isn't w ea r; it is decay. Y ou buy 5 cents
Oakdale tomorrow evening after a Carter white lead to satisfy anyone. mencement Day exercises will take
bicycle gloves.
♦ 1,200.
church meeting to he held at 7 o’clock It may go lower, but under no circum place. Those to tleliver orations are:
worth of cheap soap and you lose the equivalent of
All women who want to sew can also Sunday morning. He will hold stances will there be an advance un­ Helen R. Stcckman, Hugh B. Eason,
Dr Keeler, the veterinary surgeon find employment at Brown & Son’s services at Liberty in the afternoon
50 cents in the wash-tub. Ivory Soap will not harm
less the manufacturers combine and Mary E. Scott, Annie W. Biesen and
at the steel bridge feed yard, can tell tailor shop.
William C. Bryant. In the evening a
and in Dallas at night.
raise the price to the dealers.”
you erhat ails your sick animal uud
the most delicate fabric. Is it wise not to use it?
banquet will be given by the alumni
We
have
not
time
nor
inclination
to
The Dallas public school will close
can most likely cure it. His advice
Wagner Bros, have a number of first-
cry down our competitor’s wares. We to the graduating class. The address
IVORY SOAP IS 99»>ii. PER CENT. PURE.
is often worth more than medicine.
class bicycles at from $25 to $50, also June 21st and the graduating exercises think it shows weakness to make a of welcome to the clsss will be given
some second hand ones for sale very will occur the next Wednesday.
statement that Carter while lead it in­ by Mr. J. Powell, president of tlie
cheap. Go and examine their offer­
John
Richardson
is
going
to
Mexico
ferior, at the same lime using every alumni association and the annual ad­
Both sofs hats and stiff hats in ings.
to work on a railroad. -
effort to force one cut of business or dress by Prof. Irving E. Vining of the
great
variety
may
be
had
at
Johnson’s
D a ll a s C o 1 lege.
8 H O R T O U TIN C .
class of '95. Tbs banquet will be im­
One of the best and most reliable
clothing store at from one dollar up
Miss Ella Rituer has returned from rsise prices.
Announcements of department of
marbie cutters in the state is G. L. California where she went as a dele­
We wish to assure the public that mediately followed by a reunion, at
Some
clays
ago
we
started
toward
to
four.
They
know
what
will
become
music: The piano recital by Miss
Hawkins, *>f Independence. He does
the paint as wall as the drug business which a large number of the alumi
Halite Gibson will be given on Friday Independence. A mile out of town you and feel easy on your head. They nearly all the cemetery work in this gate to the Y W. C. A. convention.
will henceforth receive our earnest at­ are expected t« be present. The N#r-
Gust
Peterson
last
fall
bought
of
N.
can
come
nearer
meeting
eve.-y
want
evening, June 7th, at 8. Having fin­
inal School diploma will be granted to
county.
The fence lias b^en taken down tention. Only the beet goods carried
L.
Butler
50
acre«
of
land
and
built
in
that
hue
than
any
other
store
in
ished the second year of the piano
in stock and low prices shall prevail. a class of twenty-four.
from
around
the
city
hall
and
grad­
thereon
a
residence
this
spring.
E.
J.
town.
Then
they
can
pick
you
out
a
New and second hand threshers
course, Miss Gibson will receive a
Ws quota priest subject to market
teacher's certificate. All who are in­ Erickson, who was his neighbor in moderate priced suit that will match and engines of various kinds and new ually yard fences are disappearing all changes : Carter white lead, 7$ cents
A T e r r i b l e E xplo sio n
Minnesota,
came
out
and
bought
40
the
hat
to
perfection.
and second hand pumps on sale at over town.
terested in the better class of music
Of a gasoline stove burned a lady
a pound; pure boiled linseed oil, 74
Acres
just
across
the
road
from
him,
Wagner Bros. shop. Go and exam­
are invited. On Tuesday, June 11th,
lion. J. A. Van Orsdel, attorney cents a gallon ; raw oil, 72 esnts a gal­ hers frightfully," writes N. E. Palmer,
C O U N T Y S E A T P O IN TER S .
ine pumps.
at 2, the general recital will l»e given, and is now building there. Just there
general of Wyoming, is here with his lon , turpentine 63 cants a gallon; of Kirkntan, ia. “ The beet doctors
we
met
B.
F.
Whiteaker
coming
to
in which a number of the music stu­
Let Mr. Lynch do your blacksmith-
To accommodate those who are wife spending a week with his brother pure line in oil, green seal, 2is, 12 couldn’t heal the running sore that
dents will participate. On Wednes­ the Dallas saw mill for lumber to re­ ing and you will be pleased.
partial to the use of atomizers in ap­ Sheriff Van Orsdel. They have been cents a pound ; pure line in oil, red followed, but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve
pair
his
house,
he
and
family
having
day at 2 from her first year studies
entirely cured her.”
Infallible for
plying liquids into the nasal passages making a tour of California and are seal, 25s, 11 cents a pound.
Miss Erma 8mith will give her first just moved from Independence back
for catarrhal troubles, the proprietors enroute home.
Above prices will be revised from cuts, corns, sores, boils, bruises, skin
to
their
country
home.
E.
H.
Me-
Any stage erder telephoned to Sa­ prepare Ely’s Cream Balm. Price in­
recital. To all these recital« the pub­
*ime to time, as necessary.
Figure tliseases and piles. 26c at all drug­
Miss Oiliw Howe, who is visiting her with us before buying paints. We gist;.
lic is invited. C. W. Kantnur, Music- j Dongal,who bought the Harris place, lem will he filled at once and the cluding the spraying tube is 75 cents.
in
living
in
the
new
house
erected
al Director.
goods arrive here iti a few hours.
Druggists or by mail. The liquid em­ two aunts in California, has had a will save you money. Only high
thereon, and W. M. McCarty lives in
Charlie Wester brought down from
bodies the medicinal propertiss of the light, attack of smallpox.
grade goods.
the old house. Across the railroad
8100 R e w a r d , 8100.
solid preparation. Cream Bairn is
We take this occasion to thank our east of the mountains 26 horses and
New
line
of
children’s
clothing—
track
George
Rowcliffe
had
several
On
account
of
illnes«
Mrs.
Weaver
The readers of this p iper will be
quickly absorbed by the membrane will put off her picture sale.
kind friends for generous good will readily disposed of them. He says
pleased to learn that there is at least men training his hope. W. V. Metz- something interesting and nobby al
and does not dry up the secretions
and patronage shown us during our that lie and some of his neighbors are
ler,
who
is
living
on
the
Bridwell
The
Bee
Hive
Store.
one dreaded disease that science has
E. J. Luther, W. V. Fuller and J. A. nineteen years residence in Haleni, not yet done hauling their last year's
but changes them to a natural and
A %
been able to cure in all its stages and place, will this fall give place to tl e
healthy character. Ely Brothers, 56 Hayes, recently from Minnesota, have and trust by fair dealing to merit a wheat crop to the railroad, they hav­
new
owner
and
move
to
the
'
D.
W.
that is catarah.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure
Dodson’s Racket store takes the Warren St., N. Y.
ing a haul uf from 30 to 50 miles.
settled here with their families and continuance.
is the only positive cure new known Whiteakcr farm, now owned by the lead in low prices. In trading there
opened a real estate office on Main
F h y ’ s D b u q B t o h e ,
O’
Brien
Bros.
Harvey
Guthrie
wa*
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
you always save a good percent. He
Owing to sickness Mrs. Leitch will street. They will principally deal in
Next to postoftioe, Salem, Oregon.
being a constitutional disease, requires | plowing summer fallow and said that carries a great variety of articles not have her usual musical recital at timber lands and handle some farm
he
and
others
had
intended
to
sow
a constitutional treatment.
Hall's
the end of the term.
needed about every home.
property. They aro wide awake busi­
M cCOY.
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act- j rape had not the weather kept thair
Prof. Wm. Parker came over from ness men.
Grain looks well, but the farmers
ing directly upon the blood and mu­ plowing back. O a ce church seems
Not only gunsmithing and lock re­ Woodburn to attend the Woodman
cous surfaces of the system, thereby 1 like a deserted vj.wige, there bing sel­
J. C. Fletcher, who was a merchant are anxious for the rain to stop.
destroying the foundation of the dis dom a i-ervice of any kind there. J. pairing but every other sort of small picnic.
at McCoy so long, has bought a large
Miss Gillie Remington, of Dallaa
GROCERY
W.
Kirkpatrick,
an
uncle
of
the
Loe
repairs
promptly
done
by
C.
Risser
on
ease, and giving the patient strength
Will Rowell, John Orr and his sis­ stock range near Grand Ronde and is visiting the Misses Hears.
by building up the constitution and brothers, has bought 27 acres of the Mill street. Try him once and see ter, Mrs. Fannie Slenson, have been | moved his family there. He has four­
-
OREGON
assisting nature in doing its work. old Eben Hill donation claim near how small his charges are.
Louie Msckin, who underwent an D A L L A S
initiated into the Dallas Eastern Star teen men slashing, making roads and
The proprietor!? have so much faith in there, and will build on it. S. \V.
the like and will erect several large operation in Portland some tim e ago,
lodge.
T . A . R IG G S ,
its curative powers, that they offer Miles live« on the E. P. Gwinn place,
stock barns. He is preparing to han­ is home again.
When you want furniture either
Samuel Orr, of Rickreall, recently dle about 250 cattle and will do it
One Hundred Dollars for any case and Mr. Hall, a nephew of Peter Cook, new or second hand, go to Kerslake’s
J. G. Hears has bought the Henry F lour
................................. 80c
that it fails to cure. Send for list of abides where C. A. Miller formerly re­ store on North Main street. He is sold 11 250 pounds of pork on foot. right.
Black property in Ballston and will
By fair buying and careful feeding he
testimonials. Address F. J. Cheney & sided. During the noon 1 •• lr we e
ct
ntinually
adding
to
his
stock.
2£ lb Shillings Best bak­
Strawberries were selli : j in Salem move there soon.
made it pay him well.
Co., Toledo, O. Sol 1 by d.uggists 75c. joyed the hospitality of Oat-« Gibson
and family. His mother ami brother,
at 5 cents a box thin week, the quality
ing pow der........................... 95c
Hall’s Family Pills are the best.
Mrs.
Kingston
and
daughter
Bertha
Prof. A. M. Sanders lias been admit­ being tine and the supply plentiful.
Broese, from the Eola hills, wen* there
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Try them and you will be satisfied.
are visiting at Haleru.
ted to the bar by the supreme court/
and
added
to
the
pleasantness
of
the
We mean the shoes at Gaynor’s store.
B R ID G E P O R T.
Peaches, 12 lb ...............
$1
John Van Orsdel and Hardy Hol­
occasion. Breese has a fine new bug­ They buy only the best maker and
Miss Lucile Kingston and Charles
There is a newborn son at the home man have leased the A. L. Porter
Strawberries are plentiful.
Kingston
will
visit
Iheii
brother
Will
gy and the boys say lie expect« it to their prices are always reasonable.
•f Otlio Williams.
Tomatoes, a dozen,.... .........*1
ranch at Sugarloaf and will go into in Portland excursion day.
help along his matrimonial aspira­
Gilbert Tyson lixs a new buggy.
•**
E. J. Luther and family from Min­ the -tuck buxines». For the present
tions. Mr. Gib»on has a beautiful
Miss Winnette Hears has a music 5 lb pail je lly ....................... 25c
Great sale of men’s sjits. Drop in nesota have moved into —the R. It. while they »re engaged on the Fall»
Henry Geile, of Dallas, is repairing densely shaded fir grove near bis resi­
class around McCoy and Bethel.
dence, bis Palaud China swine are and see what we are doing. $11.50 Turner property. He is interested in City and Salem railroad «urvey Fred
C. L. Hill’s bouse.
Arbuckles coffee 2 for........25c
McTimmonda and Walker Stratus
hard to beat, and he has some fine and $12.50 suits reduced to $9 85, and the fine timber west of us.
Charley Merritt and Ralph Wil­
will look after their stock.
Childrens Day will be observed Jersey cows, but the pride of the $9.50, $10 and $10.50 suits reduced to
liams are working for Ed Kevt.
Lion coffee, 2 fo r .............. 25c
The ttachers of the Dallas public
June 16th.
ranch are his 2 and 3-veai-old Del $7.85 at The Bee Hive.
Judge Well» and T. A. Farley tar­
schcM 1 for the com ;dg year are to be
Miss Minnie Hears ia visiting Miss
ried
at
Hugatioaf
enroute
to
and
fram
Harvey Gage has lmd bis bouse Norte colts. They are perfect beau­
***
2 jars cherries.........:...........25c
W. I. Reynolds, Mrs. F. H. Morrison,
Leda Morrison on Halt creek.
ties, gentle as kittens and quick a.-
tneir claims.
newly painted and papered.
Drop in at Fanil’s hardware store to
lightening. one of thenvbeing a uat- see how his stock has been increased Mrs. G. W. Coo key, Mrs. Agnes Ham­
1 yard good soap.................25c
George Conkey, who has been
ilton and Miss Nellie Muscott of tlie
S M ITH FIK LD .
t-chool has closed. Edith Frink utal born pacer. At Rickreall we
and Oscar Smith passed the eighth found material improvements in the and its arrangement improved. Nearlv present force. Neither Miss Lydia elerkirg for Brown A Hon, is now at
Henry McKee hai gone to Waaliing-
everything is now in plain view. It
giaHe examination.
appearance of several homes. A. F. will at once be appaient that the Campbell nor H. D. McDonald applied work in Douty’e store at Indepen­ ton to look at land.
for reelection. #Mi*s Marie Frantz will dence. his place being taken by Alex
NEW TO-DAY.
Miss Etta Hubbard, of Saver, was Stoner has enlarged and made more stock is of high grade If you can
Van Orsdel.
Bort Hastings and Jess Martini
attractive his home, that of L. C. K • get some article cheaper elsewhere it succeed Mias Campbell, the other po­
the guest of Nolle Ford last week.
sition
being
yet
vacant.
ser is sure to draw the admiring at
The teachers at Independence for sheared sheep for H. T. Smith this
hiifabth and son , or OAKDALE,
Scott Campbell has gone to Salmon tention of all who pass it, and when is almost certain to prove of inferior
L ndrew
J. S. Ashbaugli has gone into bank­ the coming year aro to be W. M. AH- week.
have some goats for sala.
quality.
What
you
get
at
Fanil’s
is
river in search of a timber claim.
W. E.Clarke shall have finished the always good.
inghatn,
Dee
Simpson,
Misses
Lettie
ruptcy.
Miss Ora Rhodabarger finished an
alterations to his residence, it too will
Mssterson. Vena Goff, Dora Cooper,
BULL CALVES
W h a t do t h e C h i i d e m D r i n k ?
*%
Frank Muscott has been made a Adotm Cochran, Vanche Dickinenn eight months ecliool last Friday, and pilOKOUCHBRKDSHORTHORN
be more commodious, more conven­
reports that Harry Hubbard, Isaac L for sale by VanOradel A Holman at Sugarloaf.
Don't give them tea or Coflee. Have ient and more sightly, The old Demp­
Every variety of furnishing goods deputy city murshal.
and Mrs. Mary Tuck.
Reddekopp, and Gladys McKee were
you tried the new food drink Gruin-oT sey home ha.« been sold to Blacksmith for ladies and children may he had of
Mr. W. 8. Whedon, Cashier of the : George Cutler ard wife and MurgaD neither absent nor tardy during the L MOTHER CAR LOAD O f ROLLED BARLEY
It is delicious and nourishing and Vaughn for $700 and other property Mrs. Chaco, opposite W ilson’s drug
just received at the Dallas flouring mill.
lakes the place of coffee. The more has recently changed hands. F. E. store. Corsets and hosiery a specialty. First National Bank of Wintcrset, Ellis allendrd the Seventh Day Ad­ term.
Iowa,
in
a
recent
letter
gives
some
ex-
i
vent camp meeting in Portland.
Grain-O you give the childern the Emmett, who has been teaching there
Mr. Ilulen has a new wagon.
TRAYED »ROM THE UNDERSIGNED NEAR
perience with a carpenter in his em- j
more health you distribute through has secured a home up on Snake riv­
Zena ten goat*, some marked crop off M t ear
Rev. F. I,. Young and Chas. McDev-
ploy,
that
will
be
of
value
to
other
i
Fast
horses,
clean
and
easy
riding
Maggie Rhodabarger and Emma and some with hols In right aar and undamlit in
their systems. Grain-O is made of er and engaged a school there at $75
itt have gone to the Cascstle moun­ Tice, of Falls City, wero down to the left. Part are dimly mirkod with bottle on sides.
mechanics
He
says:
“
I
had
a
car
vehicles
and
careful
drivers
account
pure grains, and w hen properly pre­ a month. Mrs. Samuel Orr is im ­
Information leading to thair recovery will be suita­
tain» to investigate the merits of some ice cream social Friday night.
bly rewarded, Address J. L. Purvlne, rural frte de­
pared tastes like the choice grades of proving in health, but still an iuvalid. for the popularity of Myer’s livery r enter working for me who was ob­
copper mines.
livery No. 1 , Salem.
si
able
east
of
the
jKistoffice.
Try
him.
liged
to
stop
work
for
«evctal
days
on
I
coffee bu'. costs about one-fourth as Peter Cook and Wife, by their genial
Archie Myer, n liveryman of Dallas
»ccount of being troubled with diar- ‘
much. All grocers sell it. 15 cents and accommodating ways in the store
At the Christian church Pastor Mat- was seen in these parts Sunday.
rln»ea. I mentioned to him that I |
WO HEAD OP WORK HOR8E8 AND O N I
and 25 cents.
and postoffire, have won many friend«.
The most stylish hats seen at public had been similarly troubled and that lock will hold the usual services next
driving horse for sals b) Mrs. K. T. Morrison,
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1-ester Myer, of Falls City, waa vis
As usual, Judge Burch has the best places around here were the creation
Hunday, his morning subject being
four miles south of Ballston.
Chamberlain’s
Oelic,
Cholera
and
POLK.
appearing hod yard in the county.
of Miss Hallock’s taste as a milliner. Diarrhoea Remedy had cured me. He ''J esu s’ and his evening theme iting here last week.
“ Christ.”
She buys the best and most up t«
IRRT CLASS COW FOR IALE BY H. A. WEB
The Rempel brothers have just fin­
1 »ought a bottle of it from the drug­
Jess Martin haa cut about 200 cords
BAR G A IN S
■ter, near Dallaa.
date material and knows how to pu gist here and informed me that one
ished sowing oats on the Wilcox place.
The monument erected al Mon­ of w»od on tlie Dolph place aud will
it
together.
Location
west
of
Odd
At the Bee Hive «tore.
dose cured him, and he is again at mouth bv the Woodmen in memory begin hsuling to ship soon.
Rev. A. Wiebe from Southern Cali­
Fellows hall.
Q O O D «HAK EM FOR SALK AT TMIS OFFICE
Ladas’ Vests at 8 cents each.
his work.” For aale by A. K. Wil­ of Prof. j . M. Powell was unveiled last
fornia lias been preaching at the
60 cent Sailor Hats now 39 cents.
son.
B E TH E L P U B LIC S C H O O L
Hunday in the presence of a Urge au­
Mennonite church.
50 cent Children’s Headwear 35
But few jewelers give greater tali«
Wm. Bhewey, who owns the Davis dience, many going by motor from Will close June 14th when the follow­
1 faction than C. H. Morris. He keep- place on Pedee, has moved there and Dallas and Independence. The ad
ONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED PARM PRO-
Our young folks have been out cents.
ing program will he rendered :
75
cent
Shirt
Waists
now
50
cent*
perty at usual ratea by Oaoar Hay tar, Dallaa,
dress of President Campbell, who had
! t choice stock, understands his buai-
gathering strawberries.
Hong—Quartet.
$1.50 and $1.65 Shirt Waists now $1. ! ne«s and has proved himself thor in rapidly getting things around him been so long and so intimately asso­
in
good
shape.
Selection— Miss Spicer rides the
John Kliewer and J. G. Rempel
Best Bee Hive Overalls 50 cents.
ciated with Prof. Powell, was indeed
(»uglily reliable. Whatever you get
ONEY TO LOAN AT 6 PER CENT ON PARM
Tobogfar— Bernire Hears.
have been helping to build a barn for
eecurlty.
J. L. COLLINS, Dallaa.
W. H. Scott has sold bin 100 acre touching.
; there will prove as represented.
Kssav— David McDaniel.
D. Peters.
The Cosmopolitan for June is even
farm near Lewisville to a Mr. Wheal-
Hugh Guthrie has an all summer»
Ho'o— Dora Hears.
more than usually strong in fiction.
don for $2.500.
HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
Rev. H. A. Bacliman lias been in
job in the pnper mill at Cam»», Wash­
Selection— Compensation— Sadie W E farm
When any of your farm machinery
Ian MacLaren tells more adventure«
property.
H 1 BLKY A KAK 1 N fg
Eastern Washington, attending the
Mi«s Addie ('lark, of Zena, and ington, and Mis* Laverne Craig from Richardson.
of that iocorrisible youth, Sparrow 1 gets broken or out of fix take it to the
district conferedce of which he is pre­ Richard Le Gallienne revive« with | old reliable, J. E. Smith.
Mins R. T. Smith, of Independence, Klamath Fail» is visiting her aunt,
Essay—Garfield—Carrie Domes.
siding elder.
have been chosen principals of the drs. II. E. Guthrie near Grace church
Duet— Misses Hears air* Reese.
Public Sale.
Ichurming freshness and simplicity the
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twoOivgon City public schools for
Selection— Ode to Ml Blanc— June
We have a regular young peoples love-story of "Aucassin and Nicolete.”
P io n e e r s R e u n i o n .
Roads
throughout
the
county
at'
the coming year.
Pally.
j H. G. Wells concludes “ The First Men
meeting for the study of the bit.le.
h e DALL a H PLUCKING MILL, ONE OP THE
Early settlers of Polk county and
being greatly improved by grading! Oiatinu— Morals vs Learning— Mat-
u Mt paying milling properties In the state, will
in the Moon” with Cavor’s sudden their friend« from all around will as-
Who can beat thin? Last week and graveling. But a lew supervis­
be gold at publie auction June ( 7,1901
fa parity,
(death at the hands of the Grand L - I semhle in Dallas June 22nd for a glad Milt Grant sheared two vearling Cot»» ors are not pushing much needed tie Wilcox.
M cCO Y.
50 barrels, good water power, warehouse capacity,
Hong—Quartet.
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»0,000
A|
bushels.
|
i„
X.
1 All
order.
The
highest
bid.
i u n i.
j reunion. The forenoon exercises will wolds that produced 47 pounds of work.
Mrs. Slagle is staying with her
«1er will get the property Terms, one half cash.
PKLIX NOEL, Dallas, Oregon.
mother, Mrs. Ti'lery, who is very sick
The Independence creamery is mak- tie held at the city park, tliare being wool.
The
Deliheator
for
July
besides
be­
in oration by Pre«ident Poling, an oc­
Carpenters may find something of ing full of good things concerning the
Marshall Davis cut off the tip of | ing and shipping lots of fine butter. casional address by Wm Grant and
There should be one at Dallas doing
interest under our heading New T q , fash ions is a beautiful work of art,
one of his fingers
Public Sale.
I an adi.r«iss to native sons and daugh­ day.
likewise.
part of it in three rolo»s. A more ar­
ters by J T. Ford. Good music will
J. K. Sears pays 13 cents for wool.
lay "Consumption can be oured.”
i Borne Oakdale people whose plants be interspersed. At 1 o ’clock Prof. C.
Rev. T. H. Pearne, (fell known in tistic magaxine was never printed.
EOIKNINO AT 10 O’CLOCK T C E 8 D IY , JU N E
Nature alone won’t do it. Itneeda
B1 llt h . I will sail at m> hem e in Dallaa, a horse,
J. M. Wise will build four silos.
j were being killed by small striped L Smith will give a valuable address Portland at an early day, died at Cin­
In the court c l Judge Boise this
help.
Doctors
say
a cow , tw o huggiea, three sets of hartM-ae, i'hioken»,
farm ing im plem ents, tools ami household furniture,
J. C. Fletcher and family will move | bugs working on the under side of about our dairying interest« and then cinnati last week.
week H. A. Skinner obtains.! a dec-ee
«u m s under « 10 , t anh, ov er that a fou r m onths
to Salmon River. We have preach- the leaves have found an effective reni the re will be field sports on ill** col- • Wool wanted and highest market against Hannah Dowling,I geroggin A
W n kahle nota
M RS. R. «. CONNER
j edv to be sprinkling air slacked lime 1» ge earn pu«. ceoHstipg of rvuinitig,
ing every Sunday evening.
Wartman one against the Fred Plum-
price
will
be
paid
High
grade
of
¡over and around the plan's.
If
the
beet
help.”
But
you
must
1 pilh*]Y lighting, races by pioneers,
groceries and low grade wf price« at beck estate, tlie state Land Board one
continue tte use even In hot
Having »»lei !h»*rr
UMoO proper- j
• football ami thdjkp.
Bids Wanted.
the store of K. E. Bryan A Son in »gainst J. Y. and Anne Byron. Ollie
weather.
ty, Henry Bl »«-V and fatrtily are mov­
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Dow « 1 1 granted a divorce from John
If you have not tried ft. send foe free sample.
Dallas-
ing back to Dal Us.
•tope t h e C o u g h
Dow and .las Savage one from Alma
SCOTT N IK-WNE, Chemist a,
T T im L TUESDAY, JUNE t«TH I WILL RP-
409-413 Pearl Street,
Mew Y ork.
L/ reive bids at Rickreall for ths erection of a
Savage.
The case of the State Land
And works off the col I. Laxative bro-
I T O n Z A .
I hop house Tfl feat aquare and a .« 0 x 40 foot store
40c.
and
|i
00;
all
d
r
o
o
M
.
Board vs. E. A Fraser et al was con­
nioquinine
tablets
cure
a
cold
in
one
room
Plans end speoi fh ation« may be seen at the
B w itk
s9 1* WM Y n Hin Aleays BwfM
^
Kind f r - »Iww ta 0 t Thla «'far-tan J, on areryfcoi •» I
-m tn f II G Campbell in Dallas
firmed and court adjourned to June
day. No cure, no pay. Price, 25
« IMPEL ORR.
Laxative '
20th.
1 cent«.
AS TO CLOTHING.
WHITE FRONT
Proprietor.^
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| DOCTORS
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