OCR STAFF OF RUSTLERS-
S to p s th e C ou ^ h
OAKD ALE.
Year hy yoar thè nvr*-\ ;o nf gnns
the season. His stock appreciate 11
store house and we uudtustand « v are
and cultiva'iou ont in tho Motti e »s i
and keep rolling fat n i l « chickens1
soon to have a photograph gallery in A ns! works off’ the cold. Laxative bro-
Joe
Card
and
wife
have
been
visit
and turkeys are a hobby with his wife
ti« ment increate*. AH of *be bop
1 the same.
; moquiniue (ablets cure a cold in on«
and they raise Belgian lures. His W H A T T H E Y H AVE T O 8 A Y A B O U T
\ards ont that way are in ii-io condì
day. No cure, no pay. Brice, 25 ing Halem relatives.
TH
E
D
O
IN
G
S
IN
T
H
E
C
O
U
N
T
Y
.
Ed Taylor, who has bren cutting cents.
sons run the farm ard da all their own
tion and thè band» of co i»« a-e doing
'Pile
infant
daughto:
of
Oliver
Pen-
D A LLA S , F R ID A Y , JONE 23, 1901.
logs for the paper mills at Oregon
blacksniitliing
and
carpentering. .
well. Maiiy a wagon load of wood ii
n s lias been quite sick.
I About a mile of road along there ha« A n U n e q L b l'c d a n d C o m p le t e R e C ity on Tarfer’s ami Turner’s place,
roining fumi thè re to town.
PO LK .
finished Saturday and moved to Reub
l u m e o f W r a t Y o u r F r ie n d s a re
uu-iituBD K vbkv F rid ay M o r m s u A t 7:80.
been in litigation and bad tlmpe for
Charlie Farley’« family will move to I
Miss Marie Keddekopp has returned t the farm from Dallas this week.
en Hastings pi ice.
! many year». He says it has been sur- 1 a n d H a v e B e e n L a t e ly D o in g .
W . A . W
A S H ,
j
from
Fort
laud.
I veyed 19 different times and ha« coat
Several attended the picnic at your
Mrs. Macorn her baa been over in
Citation,
■DITOa AND PROPRIETOR.
the county about .$4,000. Now the
PE D E E .
H. J. Rose is painting lha school
place Saturday and rej*ort a pleasant
, Marion county, vititing and canning
whole matter has been amicably set
|
house
aud
the
well
needs
attention.
time
Graudme Waters, of this place,
!
eUruwberiios.
Mies
Ella
Kit
tier
was
at
the
Kant-
tled and permanent fences established.
In the county court of the state *>f Oregon,
had the honor of being the oldest lady
There are several vacant houses
SU B S C R IPT IO N R A T E S :
Road Supervisor Kenneth Campbell ner-W hi leaker wedding.
Mrs. Ella Puff r, the oldest daugh for the county of Polk. In the matter of the
present, being 88 years of age.
wailing to bt occupied by industrious
ewt.ate of Richard Bnes, do tMned. Citation.
has
tht're
done
perhaps
tliu
best
mile
t e r of David Hubbard, died at B«»ri To Matilda lines, Bessie K iicm , Charles Km s,
Mrj. Sarah Ritner has been visiting
— '
♦ ♦ ♦
... i
|1 50..................................... Per year
I families.
Townsmid, June 13:1». She was raised
A Good Gough Moiilclne.
$ 75........................... Per six month« of road grading in the county. All her sister, Mrs. Albert Tedrow.
Kliner Enos, Nellie Knew, Alfred Kues,Alice
hands
feel
good
over
the
outcome.
U.
The
folks
around
here
are
well
Blodgett and E 0 K « r t , greeting:
in this neighborho ni and In.» h m y
I t »|>«ak. well for Uhaiiibi rlaiu’a
40 ......................Per three months
Many of our neighbors will attend
II.
Hyde
being
in
poor
health
leased
1N T 1 i K N A M K O F T H E S T A T K < > V
pleased
with
the
road
work
done
by
kindred
In
the
county.
Cotijih Retitaily wlum (lrugt;i»lx it-o it
Advertising rates made known on
Oregon, you are heiehy cited and re-juned to
1 I the Independence camp meeting.
Fiiu««l. and m o w
iii tin ir own families in preference to Supervisor Boyle.
application. CorreapoiHle.ice iaaolicib I •'»* J * ™ ' “ >
appear
in the county court of the -t i.ce of < >r-
I
,
r
j to Ballston. Passing on west wo came
BALLSTO N.
egon, for the county * f Polk, ut the court
Lena Tarter will »pend the summer any other. “ I have »old Chamber-
The Kliewers trailed their steam
Jake
Pence
at
the
‘
ii ty of Polk
room
thereof,
at i Dallas, in the count
Fine Job Printing don** »1 reasonable 110 ,l,*‘ home. of
, with her grandmother, Mrs. Johnson lain’» Cough Rtmtt-ilv for the past live engine for a larger one with which
Henry Clark lias rented E 1 Y’ocoms
southern edge of Judge Stonffer's
year» with complete » iti.-furtion to iliey are sawing wood and moving
nrices.
farm.
M o n d a y , t h e 5 th d e y c f A u g u s t,
| farm. Nut many rod» away where I Misses Effie Ram.dell and Bertha my.-ilf and custom ere,” »ay» Druggist
buildings.
1001, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of that
ClufF. store stood at an emly tiny Per-j Sniitli liave been visiting their aunt, J. Goldsmith, Van Etlen, N. Y. " I
J. R. Edwards lias moved his stock day, then and there to show cause, if a iy
i ry Conner and family have a boms
j, Hitner.
have always used it in my own fa nily
THROUGH TH E C O U N TR Y .
there he, why an order of this court ehonld
of goods to Lafayette.
L ife .
erected three years ago and just yon
T , .
not be made for the «ale of the following de
both for ordinary coughs and colds
The poet’s vxclamatiou : “ O Life!
W e have been making a round tier is the home of Mrs Ih'nry Ellis
scribed premises, belonging to the estate of
S a v e . T w o f r o m D e a th .
Mrs.
Felix
Wilcox,
of
Portland,
is
and for the cough following la grippe, I feel thee bounding in my veins,” is
Richard Ene*. deceased, to-wit: An uiidi-
niiiiing our country cousins and hero
visiting
relatives
here.
[ to BB COMTIMI'EI*]
“ Qur little daughter had an almost «nd find it very efficacious.’’ For sale
vidtd one-half interest in 100 acre- of lund,
a
joyous
one.
Beraous
that
can
rarely
are some things noted. The Kliever
hy A. K. Wilson.
described a« the southwest quarter of section
Grandma
Davidson
is
dangerously
T
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E
P
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S
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U
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[alal
attack,
°
f
«
»
■
'
^
¡
"
g
congh
and
or
never
make
it,
in
honesty
to
them-
brothers at Polk station had just ar
8,
in township 5 south, range l east, of the
bronchitis, writes Mrs. W. K. Havi-
►elves, are among the most unfortun sick with lung trouble, with very little Willamette meridian, in Clackamas county,
rived from McCoy with a i3 hors«
B R ID G E P O R T .
Last Saturday morning was oool land, of Armonk, N. Y ., “ but, when
hope
of
her
recoveiy.
ate.
They
do
not
live,
but
exist:
for
in the state of Oregon.
power engine for which they had ! and cloudy wicti some appearance of j all other remedies failed, we saved
W IT N E S S , the honorable J. E. Sibley
A. II. Bell is Imilding a new burn.
to live implies more than to be. To
trsded their smaller one.
Before I rain, which caused many old people I tier life with Dr. K ing’s New Diacov-
The Woodmen have elected the fol
judge of the county court of
live
is
to
be
well
and
strong—
to
uiisu
threshing time they will saw firewood land some younger ones to give up
lowing
officers
:
Consul,
C.
8
Graves;
the state of Oregon for the
G. W. Ford, of Newport, is building
ery. Our niece, who had conauinp-
feeling equal to the ordinary duties of adviser, Luke W olfe; escert, Robert
for some
of
the
neighbors.
Jehu
G.
[seal]
county of Polk, with the
d
. .
- ..
, ,
their anticipated attendance at the tir.ii in an advanced stage, also used an addition to W m . Ford's house.
I
the
day,
and
to
retire
not
overcome
bv
of said court aifixrd. this “ 4th
Ilempel is postmaster there aud has a o](, fo,k§, picnjc
However a goodly this wondeiful medicins and today
Scars;
watchman, Thomas Short;
day of June, A. D., 1901.
them—
to
feel
liie
bourn.ing
in
the
j
(Joite a number front here attended
email stock of goot s.
is sis er ro u crow<j |,A4j assembled by 10 o'clock she is perfectly well.”
sentry, A. B. Chandler; manager,
A ^ est: U. S. L'ughary, clerk.
Desperate
] y \V. F. Nichols, deputy.
Dixie is staling wi i
llnJ-
161 and the weather turned out drv and throat and lung diseases yield to Dr. CHiiipnieeting at Independence Sun | veins. A medicine I lull has made Henry Butler,
j
thousands
of
people,
nn
n
ami
women,
Swedenborg! ,n church erected there » ! pl^aMnt. Headed by the Dallas Zou- K in g ’s New Discovery as to no other day.
An entertainment will he given at
j well and stiong, lias accomplished a
lew years ago y ev. a r e s iaa
I ave hand with Joal.uu McDaniel curry- medicine on earth.
Infallible for
J. F. Holman and family, of Dallas, great work, bestowing the richest Woodmen hall Tuesday evening, July
Executor’s Sale.
prospered, t o ie >emg
j
iog the flag the sturdy pioneers were coughs at
ami colds. 50c and $1 bottles have been visiting his mother, Mr». | blessings, and that medicine is Hood’s 2nd, in charge of the Ballston Wood
ie . o that f ilth Peter am i W ill am „ „ ^ , , ^ 1 t„ U,e ciiv park
park by
by Marshal guaranteed
«„„ren te,
by all druggists. Trial Tetherow.
1
men.
Miss
Lottie
8.
Tillotson.
Jof
St.
Sarsaparilla.
The
weak,
run
down,
or
Ks Idekopps, and iliey without a p »« Williams and all tile seats there
bottles free.
N O T IC K IS H E R E B Y G I V E N T H A T
; Paul, Minnesota, will entertain the
te . The Mennonite cliurcli not fsr soon tilled hy those who had come to
Nita Holman, who ha» been visit debilitated, from any cause, should
the undersigned executor of the Ja«t will and
audience during the evening by recita testament
away is in better condition, they ha1 *
of Daniel Vanbuskirk, deceased,
ing friends near Rhilomath, returned not fail to take it. Jt builds up the
FOLA.
see the old f >lks again erjoy them
whole system, changes existence into lions and character impersonations. by virtue of an order of the county court of
iug a regular pastor, Kev. Bachman,
home last week.
selves as in bygone days. The plat
Bill Hayden is delivering the mail
life, and makes life more abounding. She will alto give instruction in the Polk county, Oregon, duly made ami entered
and a good Sunday scliool superin
form was nicely decorated and a dot-
Mr. Linden and wife and Mr. Turn We are glad to say these words in its Delsarto system of physical training. of record on The 3rd day of June, A . D., 1901,
tended by Isaac i'iek. W e passed the
licensing and directing said executor to swll
en or more old timers sat hack of the
er and wife, of Sheridan, visited at favor to the readers of our columns.
Admission, adults 20 cents; children the following described real .property belong
old C G. 1-ielier faun on the left uud speakers table.
The band played
Mrs. J. J. Read is up fr.m Portland the home of N. M. Chapin last week.
10 cents; icecream will be served af- ing to said deceased at the time of his death,
that of S. T. Smith on the right T i e while the people were getting settled, j visiting her parents,
t°r the entertainment at 10 cents per to-wit: Beginning at the southwest coiner of
lulter lias a big crop of fine grain and
PERRYD ALE.
Chss. Murphy, of Monmouth, i
and then President J. H. Hawley pre-1 >frH W alker Fiu< ¡, Tery iiuk aml
the donation land claim of Joseph Sanders,
dish.
has sowed considerable rape. Just
clerking
in
the
Luckiantutu
Mill
Co.’s
notification number 1,931, claim No. 43, sec
seated Rev C. C l , ling as orator of Mr< xhBcker u takillg CBro of (l#r.
Ilen rv McKee is looking over East
west of Bmithfield station are the the day. 1 lie substance and manner
tion 1, in t (J s, r 5 w, of the Willamette mer
store. They also run a meat wagott
T
h
o
F
o
u
r
th
a
t
I
n
d
e
p
e
n
d
e
n
c
e
.
ern
Oregon.
idian: thence east 23.30chains to Stephen M c
sell** llicuse and tlie homes of G. H . of hia address were sticli as to win the
Guy Young, Lem Howard, Allen through here twice a week.
Kinney’s donation laud claim, notification
The
committees
having
the
cele
Myer and liis sister, Mrs. Hastings. closest attention. A ll who honrd it Thacker, John Shaffer and David Ja-
Jack
Milton
is
hack
from
soldiering
Ben Serfiing and J. R. Ford have
bration in charge are leaving undone number 253, claim N o 77; thence Mouth 19.73
The hennery ol Dr. Wm. Kimhall at have a higher opinion than ever of | cobson have new buggies,
chains; thence east 15.25 chains; thence south
in
the
Philippines.
boen over to their claims on the Siietz
nothing that will lend to make it a 18 chains; tl.ence east 10 chains; thence gout i
the station pans out plenty of thor the noble men and women who help
Henry Brophy is having the final and brought back quite a story, but it
Amos Webb and family will move success. Judge Sibley is to preside, 1.50 chains; thence west 09.81 chains; thence
oughbred chicks, but the neighbors’ ed to bring Oregon up to her proud
Dr. Thompson will serve as chaplain north 14.77 chains to the donation land claim
to the coast next week.
cats and the blasted rats are too fond eminence of today. Secretary J. W. j training and cleaning up done in the is a little too fishy lor publication.
and School Superintendent Starr will of Edwin T. Stone; thence north 70 degrees,
of juvenile poultry. Jogging along Lewis, who ha» been in harness for ' hop yard ; although there are very few
28.20 chains, to the southeast corner of
From the apitearance of the many
Many from around here attended read the P eclu nlion of Independence. east
lice, lie will spray.
we dropped in at the1 old John Morris
said E. T. Stone claim; thence north 20 de
new buggies it seems all of the girls
ten years, was kept more than busy
the
pioneer
gathering
in
Dallas.
W
.
E.
W
illiams
will
be
grand
mar
grees,
west 15.02 chain« to the place of begin
place now owned by Mrs. Ramp, of
registering and furnishing new badges
Gilbert *k Patterson ara having will not have to walk this summer, J.
shal, with J. F. Groves, J. B. Nesmith, ning, containing 158.50 acres, more or less,
Salem, and occupied by her aoniuluw, and keeping trai k of things generally.
H.
Yoakum
having
purchased
the
last.
situated
in the county of Polk and state of
Mrs.
0.
A.
Rice
and
her
two
sons
their newest hop house remodeled so
J. M. Prather and S. B. Walker as
S. L. Hulen. He lias sowed 3U acres
are visaing W m . 8argeant and wife aids. Hon. T il Ford, of Salem, will Oregon; will sell at public auction in front of
At noon time the people scattered in ! as to hare plenty of storage loom, nl-
the court house door in Dallas, Polk county,
of timothy and clover an J is experi-
and the boys are enjoying country | be the orator of the day and a variety ' Oregon, on the
groups to enjoy their picnic dinner so another diving floor,
nienting with German millet, Dalian
life hugely.
and to hear entertaining reminiscent j
of amusements are being arranged,
(3 th Day o f July, A. D., (901,
T.
W.
Brunk
was
offered,
and
rc-
and English rye grass. He lias 80
speeches bv Wm. Grant, J T. Ford
I A t 1 o'clock, p. m., to the highest bidder for
I fused, $500 for a very largo span of
sheep ami expects hi keep about 20
Miss Leonoia Harris is at the Hope- i The motors will carry people from ! cash in hand, all of the right, title and inter-
and I). J. Holmes. Then the band
cows. H e believes it will pay best to
i horses. The man wanted them to
well camp meeting and will attend an | both Dallas and Airlie that morning. j est which the said Daniel Vnnbuskirk had in
discoursed
inspiring
music after
| take to Seattle for a truck team.
feed to stock everything lie can possi
said premises at the time of his death, to-wit;
other at Newberg. She is telling books
which C. L. Smith portrayed
in j
Miss Abbie Weikal, of Falls City, is I the 15th day of January, 1900.
bly raise on tlie place, After trading
In all it* stfisea there
and doing missionary work.
bright colors the poa-ibilities of this j
Mr.Shoemake and wiferefurnedfrom ahould be cleanliness.
J. L. C O L L IN S , Executor.
i
teaching
over
in
Tillamook.
around at several places he has cou-
as a dairying region. He told what iheir claim near Gates Monday. While
cluileo that at Dallas he cun find the
Ely’s Cream Balm
had been do le in the east with more ; there the house of George Anderson
cleanse«, soothes and heals
best market for his produce and get
unfavorable surroundings and urged j and wife burned and everything was a the diseased membrane.
Robert A. Miller,
merchandise on the best terms. H .
Oregon farmers to emulate those ex- total loss.
It cures catarrh and drives
A. Wagner, of Dallas, is running the
nw.ajr a cold lu the head
ampb‘8. G. H. Himes, s< c etary of
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W
old Landes place, now owned by E. C.
association, was A S p r a in e d A n k le Q u ic k ly C u re d . quickly.
Kevt. and bis crop looks quite prom -1 the
v" ° State ' Pioneers
,,'!,oc' n1 «oouvinnu,
C r e a m B a l m is placed into the nostrils, spreads
“ At one time I suffered from h
. . * » * , * . *
„ M Ef:i „ ; present gathering information along
Oregon City ** Oregon
over the membrane and is absorbed. R e lie f is im- |
ising.
Kx section Boss Milne is I 1
- * -
*
that. line. In tlie business meeting severe sprain of the ankle, says Geo. mediate and a cure follows. I t is not dryin g—does j
building a barn on the Pewtherer
Room 3, Weii hard building
that followed it was decided that the E. Cary, editor of the Guide, Wash not produce sneezing. Large Size, #0 cents at Drug- i
BIG
p A • which he recently bought, and
“ After using several gist 9 or by m a il; T ria l Size, 10 cents by mail.
meetings hereafter should be the 3rd inglon, V i .
Opposite Courthouse.
B AR G AIN
0. tfehmidt, a thrifty German, occu
E L Y B R O T H E R S , 66 W arren Street, N e w York .
Saturday in June, tb it the member well recommended medicines without
HOUSE
pies the Townsend farm near by.
success,
I
tried
Chamberlain’«
Pain
ship fee should he reduced to 25
Nearly all of it is to be put in grata.
Land title« and land cilice business
cents, and that pioneer women who Balm and am pleased to sty that re
Passing the ZumwaH, Howe, Taylor
a specialty.
register and pay the membership fee lief came as soon as I began its use
and K eyt homes it was noted that
I shall be exempt from annual dues, and a complete cure speedily followed. CHAS. H. M ORRIS.»
E x Register Oregon City land offiio !
they had an abundance of everything
j On motion it was ordered that the ad- Sold bv A. K. Wilson.
around them. The new road running
; dress of President Poling be published.
Scientific Opticians*
from near Mr. Howe’s home to the old
HARM ONY.
| The oldest persons registered and
SALEM , OREGON.
Jim Crowley place now owned by
! competing for prizes were I. F. M
J. L. Guttry is on the sick list.
David Peters gives a better outlet for
, Butler 89, John W o!v *rton 78, George
transportation at Perrydale to many
,
Farmers are beginning to out hay.
j Brown 78, Joshua McDaniel 75, Mrs.
Carter White Lead
a pound.
farmer! who have considerab e pro
; Emmons 84, Mrs. Waters 88, Mrs.
E.
B.
Millard
and
wife
are
visiting
duce to ship. In that vicinity we saw
; McDaniel 73, Mrs Wolverton 76. A
Pure Boiled Linseed oil SOcenis
here.
great fields of magnificent clover al
! committee consisting of 8. T. Burch,
* * * * * * *
a gallon.
most ready to cut. Henry Keyt had
Miss
Bearl
Leonard
is
visiting
in
: F M. Collins and W. E. Clark award-
^r"
a hand of sheep on one of hi» clover
a rocking chair to I. F. M. Butler as Portland,
Pure Raw Linseed oil 78 cent* a
fields hut as they could not more than
| being the old pioneer present, and an
gallon.
half keep it down he cut it, so as to
W ill Frail haa gone to Eastern Or
other to Mr. and Mrs. Wolvertojn for
have an even second crop for seed.
Timber and Ranch
egon
to
work.
: being the oldest pioneer couple, they
Pure Spirits Turpentine G5 cenfe
W e passed through Perrydale with
Lands a Specialty»*
| having been married in 1847. J. H.
Miss
Alice
Reniingtou
haa
gone
to
a
gallon
out even halting to pass the compli
! Hawley was reelected president, J. W. South Bend, Washington, to visit iel- Has as fine a set of optical in
i
ments of the «lay with the mayor or
Lewis is to again serve as secretary rlives.
Wa are prepared to locate you upon some o f ®
struments as can be found, all Pure Zinc in Oil, green teal, 25.-, \
city marshal aud at sundown landed
. .« i
-.it
. _ .
mid treasurer,
12 cents a pound.
, and
. n \\ . C.
, Brown,
- ’ Dr.
.
at the hospitable home of \> infield „ .
the
finest timber claims in Oregon, or if y o u ®
the
very
latest
improved.
Sat
A.
J.
Wilson
and
family,
of
Inde
,,,
i
| ,i •
i , Embree and W m . Grant remain the
Flanery and wife and their manly ht- i
.
want an improved ranch or fruit farm, we c a n ®
Pure Zinc in Oil, red seal, 25e, 11
3 Maxwell"
_____ii ' i H i - e T l n
._____
U .......
e7on'
o w V ______..
how' to ! committee
^ n .m .'t- L- of
of arranireni.nt«.
„rraugemanla. Unite
Q.me a a pendence, are visiting friends and rtd isfaction guaranteed.
cents a pound.
farm, ha. good .lock and lood n,a- >>'>n.b«r of ,.,o,,co,s were present who ulivea here.
show you just what you are looking for. Call
THE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER
Nasal
CATARRH
YOU W ILL FIND-je
HOLVERSONS
A T THE OLD WHITE CORNER
*m*m:**<%
'M
5 LUTHER & COdt
£ R EA L E S T A T E
Oliver and Clarence Leonard have
cl.ii.ery and K ldam fail, to have good i iIk1 " ot r'
“ el° " ,we
crop.. Beside, aun.erou. chiokena,
j!*.'®." ° f arr,v“ 1 of U,e 08 returned from Hood River where they
who registered :
have been picking strawberries.
Mrs. Flanery has about 40 young
1844— J H. Hawley, Dr. Embreo,
duck» ami an many turkeys anil gen-
Wm Grant, Joshua McDaniel, Mrs. W h a t S h a ll W e H a v e f o r D e s s e r t ?
»rally strikes a paying market for her
poultry. Seven o'clock next morning Eliza McDowell, Mrs. Lizzie Collins,
This question arises in the family
! Mrs. Alice Dempsey.
every day. Let us answer it to-day.
found us otT for another pleasant days’
1845—
8. 11. Tetherow, Mrs. Irone
Fry Jell-0, a delicious and healthful
rid« among tha people. Benton Fla. •
I Zumwalt.
dessert. Prepared in two minutes.
ery lives at the old home where his
184!)— I). M. Guthrie, J. M. Crow No boiling! no bilking! simply add
parents settled nearly half a century
ley. A. M. Bedwell, J. L. Collins, F. boiling water and set to cool. Fla
ago and is numbered nnu ng the pr< m
iuent farmers in that region. Preston ! M. Collins, Mrs. Orpha D.iihiell, Mrs. vors :— Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and
Mary E. Davidson
Lung lives on the W ylie Kimsey place
Strawberry. Get s package at your
and just across a bridge is the long , 1847— Jake Burch, Frank Lewi«, grocers to-day. 10 da.
George Brown, A. M Miller, S. T.
lime home of Mrs. Wm. Oomegyi and
A iR L IE .
her son, Kelix. Jas, Malhia and Jas Burch, W. C. Brown, J. W. Koas,
Mrs. Virginia McDaniel, Mrs. J. H.
Jones »re near neighbors and so i.
Miss Ohio Hustings is visiting Port
Win. Schwarts.
Passing the fin e 1 Hawley, Mrs. Martha Cosper, Mrs.
Martha Brown.
land relatives.
fauns of Van Bears on the left and
1848— B. F. Whitenker.
Henry Byerly on the right we drov« in
Mrs. C. E Slants was a Monmouth
1849—
N, I». But.er.
to see 0. D. Nairn’s interesting family
visitor last Wednesday.
1850—
A.
Sicfnrth,
John
Osborn,
T.
of Scutch Collie flogs. W liat Mr. J
J. O. Slants has returned from a
Nairn does not know about dogologv ! J. Hayter, 1*. F. Clark, Hathaway Yo-
com.
visit to W ishinglon county.
neither does anyone else in Oregon.1
Mrs. Flora
H e keeps about 30 for breeding pur-; 1851— Robert. Howe,
Clyde Turner caught a fine string
I a * w i a, Mrs. K J. H shock.
poses and lias about 40 more, mostly
of tr out up in the Pedee Friday.
18.52—
Henry
Byerlcy,
J.
C.
Hast
puppies under three months, lie lias
James Atwater and
family are
a constant demand for them from ings, J. W. Isowis. Robert Grant. Jo-
among stock men all over the rou.t, Ininnas Emmons, G. \V McBeo, W . spending a week at Forest Greve.
Iliey cringing from 1 10 to «20 each E. Clark, David Coape1*, Mrs. Joseph
N. barter and sons, of Corvallis, «is-
ine Grant, Mrs. R. J. Howe, Mrs.
They ara pretty, intelligent and good
Em.lions, ited friends at this place this week.
nalured and are often bought for pets. John Vernon, Mrs. E. G.
They are kept in Inti f a d oim adjoin - 1 Mrs. J. L. Collins
E. B. Jamison, of Monmouth, was
1853— Samuel Goad, John W olver
ing endoeurea and are well fed with a
doing business in these parts last week
great variety of food. Within a year ton, Robert Ground, John Waters,
Wm. Burns and son, of Lewisville,
they eoniiinie 500 bushels of wheal in Casa Riggs, F. K. Hubbard John Ver
the form of mush and get aoup made | non, A. N. Hallock, I. F. M. Butler, have been hauling o *U to this place.
frem all aorta of vegetables.
Mr. W. II. Coulee, J. K. Tetherow, Mrs.
A. C. Stoats has this spring's lambs
Nairn is » practicsl Scotch farmer and M. J. Wolvorton, Mrs. B. D. Riggs, that weigh 145 pounds. Blood will
Mrs.
Sarah
Waters.
Mr*.
M.
E.
H
al
makes everything count. Every year
tell.
lock.
at the state fair lie takes several pre
The
aftrrnoon
atnirla
resulted
h «
8ml(li Gillian., of Walla Walla,
miums on grain. In one pasture he 1
follows:
pa.se.l tliro<<t(l) lier* on Iti» way to
has three kinds of grasses that mature
100-yard dash—-open to college stu visit l’eden relative» last week.
at different limes and in another three
dents, Frank Collins, Dallas college
aorta of clover that do likewise. The
Troy Turner ami family, of Philo-
purpose is to give his animals a varie (t«l.I modal: J. Sortor, Chemawa, 2nd,
malli, virit, <| l.i» parent* Imre F ridav
•ilver medal.
ty and to have fresh food throughout .
Fillow
lor boy»— Tom Thon.p- "'*>1 «Bended the pioneer picnic Sat-
son fir»t |iri*e,|2 60; Ned SI.aw aeeoml >'rd»y.
Scrofula
Few are entirely free from It.
It may develop so slowly aa to cause
little If any «liaturbance during the whole
period of childhood.
It may then produce Irregularity of the
•tomach itnd bowels, dyspepsia, catarrh,
•n d marked tendency to consumption
» manifesting itself In much cutaneous
option or aland..lar «wsIlInK.
It I» beat
bed to be aure
sure .hat j<».
yon are anlte
ftee from It, and Ibr
for In .on.píete erad a»
tlon you can rely an
n.
Johnny Fast anon will hare finished
li.innintE broad jump— W. I!»agan,
work in his hop yard on the Tarter
ri.en.awn, first; Dan IV,ing, Dalla.
place and any» he in going to Newport
Old leer, »ccoml.
lor n vacation.
220-yard hurdle racr— M. Bailey,
Monmouth, first pri«e, $2.50; F. ( ’ I.a-
C. E. Stanta recently purchased a
pin, Falla City, aeeoml priie, $1
fine Idooded dog and declares h» can
Free for all pillow tight— Ralph tell the diffin.uce between a hound
W illiam », firal priie. $5; Tho*. Young, and a bird dog.
Clmmawa, second pr./e, $2 60,
Ed Tatra», who lias b ».n making
Baseball— Chemawa va, Gervair, 13
slaves for the past few months, fin
to 0 in faror n( Chemawa.
ished filling his rontrnct Saturday
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and asys lie is now out of a job.
H o o d 's Sarsaparilla Ir*.^
Ih » but at Oil — llclnaa lor oU humors.
tld Rmd Yen Hut tlwin (oagM
^
W . J. lu -n idge, our merchant, has
, alxmt completed an addition to hia
E X A M IN A T IO N S FREE
M A IN S T R E k T
D A LLA S
Tinning a *
Plumbing v«e
BUR R O UG H S & FRASER
SALEM
->
WILSON'S
CELERY
DANDELION
W ill give strength to the nerves and re
store the liver ami kidney« to a healthy
condition, give tone to the etnniAch end
bowels, and promote a ^nod appitito
healthy digestion; will relievecoiwtipa-
tion, purify the blood ami make a heal
thy body with a clear »kin. That tired
feeling will leave you and sleep will be
restful. A t Wilson's d in g at«, re, Dai las.
Photo Goods
R IG H T Q U A L IT Y
R IG H T PR IC E S.'«
++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Repairing receive*
prompt ami speeial attention.
PFENNIG ,
Jeweler and Optician.
Next door to*P. O., Dallas.
JUST
ARRIVED.»
A car load of woven wire
fencing, which will he
gold at low prices. Cor
respondence solicited.
Phone, 1391.
SALEM FENCE WORKS
59 »fate street, Salem.
W A L T E R M ORLEY, Prop
Sheriffs Sale.
N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N T H A T
I by virtue of an execution ami order of sale
I duly Issued out of and under the hand and
I seal of the clerk of the circuit court of the
state of Oregon for the county of Polk, in a
a certain suit therein pending, wherein S.
1 T j . Scrocffin »nd Jacob W ort man, pattners
doing business under the firm name and style
of Scroggin A Wortroan, are plaintiffs, and
D. W . i^ears as Administrator of the « state of
F. W . Plunabeck, decease«f, and Lillie Plum-
1 beck. are defendants, dated the 5th day of
June, 1901, and to me directed, upon a judge
ment and decree entered and docketed in
said court, in said suit, on the 3rd day of
June, 1901, I will, on
S a tu r d a y , J u ly 0 ,1 001,
at the hour of 1 o’clock, p. tn., of said day,
sell at public auction, at the front door of the
county court house in Dallas, in said county,
to the highest bidder, for cash in hand on day
of sale, in the manner prescribed by law, the
following desi ribed real estate, to wit: Lots
No. one and two of section fifteen in t 6 s, of
r 5 w, of the Willamette Meridian, in P«*lk
county, Oregon, containing forty-two acres
and thirty-three hundreths of an acre, accord
ing to the official plat of the survey of the
said land >< turned to the general land office
bv the surveyor general; together with the
tenement*, hereditaments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging, or in anywise appertain-
$4 00 i?
American Queen
Grand Rapids, nickel » 50ÍÍ
K i^ S a n ie , Japan trimmed 3 00
it
+t
J G. V A N O R 9D E L,
Sheriff of Polk couuty, Citvgun.
ii
One of these sweepers will outlast forty brooms.
4* >
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| J. J. Wiseman, Dallas, Oregon.
?!
THE HARDWARE MAN.
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G a ll a n d see s a m p le s o f
Rambler, Ideal and Cres-
eent bicycles at
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$
,gLEE**SMITHfS^CYCLERY.je
pr Largest st«>ek of sundries outside of Salem.
0 Rest equippped repair shop in l ’olk county.
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,nk « * . Dallas, Oregon, thi* 7th dav of June,
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Of a woman who has used *+
a Bisnjl |that says she p r e - if
fers a [broom, because one f t
of those labor saving ma- i f
chines relieves her o f t h e f j
burdens of sweeping day, i f
saves time and preserves f f
her health.
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Jewelry
Spectacles
+| You Have Never H eards
Next to postoffice, Salem, Or.
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A ll correspondence promptly a t - ®
L U T H E R AGO., Dallas, Or. ®
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FRY S DRUG STORE
Galvanized iron and cop
per work. Hop and fruit
dryer pipes.
Work guar
anteed. Estimates solicited
Cameras
and see us.
tended to..
Above prices will be revised
from time to time as necessa
ry. Figure with 1 1 « before
buying paint«. We will save
you money. Only high
grade goods at