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J. R. Shepard has star ed his baler farm, was assisting Clarence McCalth a *d the 209 aero Whitman Orm, both and has baled for Sami. Phillips, Wil- to rive his crop «>f hay and there is a just we-t of Monmouth. Mr. Ht nip Late gardens are doing nicely. ten and can be handled by hi» wile mont Cooper and \V. B Duncan. He new buby at the MoCalet» home. John ! uves in Monmouth but i ¡don*t dai y and children. It goes without saying W H A T T H E Y H A V E T O S A Y A B O U T Grain looks well and is said to be is using his new Russell engine for Holman has a good lot of hay and here, there and every when* a »»out ms T H E D O I N C S IN T H E C O U N T Y . th it they all take a pride in and jov# power for pres«. He expects t«> stmt was cutting hi« wheat with a binder, premise«. The e«>^I, damp spring quite heavy. their pretty animals. Mrs. Bruuk his new thresher some time next week ( ’ has. Osborn liw « at the old home 1 weather caused hi» 00 a» r s < f i»p • to The haying season is about over and and John Toner will »tart his thresher stead and the Bresslers on the old I not be a. good a- usua). M . Stum * gave us as good a dinner as any farm A n Uneqt.%.t’cd a n d C o m p l e t e Re binders are running. U(« l u h m K vkry F riday M ornimu A t 7:30. s u m o oi W h a t Y o u r F rie n d # are house ever furnished. Her huebai.J at the Wallace farm next Thursday. Cooper site. The Davis bo vs from ! imp-«i ts d n«id«’ able (li e stock at big a n d Have Been La tely O o ing. says »he is a flower and chicken crank i Yamhill county occupy what ;» known I ligule», but soon get- his money back Our young folks had a pleasant V V . ,Y . W A S H , A I ft LI E. She ha» a new hennery and keep» o n -1 as the Dave Burns place. Ne.rly all by »oiling thonmglibied- ai g o l |»ri- evening at th«* home of Wilhelm Ked- ! ces. His neighl or on the U"iih. Wm. K1JITOK AND PBOPKlItTOH. ly the highest grades <f Plymouth OAKDALE. dekopp. Miss Ollie Hastings lias returned crops look well and considerable »took Rocks, all of her fowl« being pet». The was seen. Mr. Jack lives where Ike ! Riddali, has r. big farm and makes it from Portland. Mrs. Ellen Bowman is sick. John Kliever has trade«! his buggy great variety of beautiful flower» in j Cooper Hollow road empties into that ! pay, be and his «ix sons bei <g work- P. L. Rose is assisting Ed. Pâtre» ! le «ding from Bridgeport to Moi mouth, j er» from the word go He • a» l*>0 horse for one from the hunch grass her yard and around the house »p-ak i John Harris has gone to Woods. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: country. with his stave making. of taste and industry along that line.' ’ Going east we were soon »t the resi- i acres in clover, 170 in rape, and some ♦ 1 50 .........................................Per y**ar Whenever there is a flower »how any- j Tom Card is building a new house itmee of Allen Towns, who lias »‘ -me alfalfa, besides 110 .ten » in arsii). Ho Mi«ses Kaiie and Agnes Becker Bura Tartar has a pet on his upper $ 75............................. Per six months where near »lie is «ore to take uoine I fine fruit trees and vegetable«. He keeps over 300 goats and half as n a v John and George Robinson are back came up on their wheels from Junct lip which is very unpleasant. ' 40 ......................... Per three months ! premium». Going north we are soon ~ 0. take» considerable wood tw the Mon slieep. C. t*. Sloan on ■ the <»1*1 RiuiMl ion City and their presence is greatly Advertising rates made known oil | at the home of W. \\'. Smith. A| from Portland. Richard Williams, of Rainier, was mouth market. His neighbor John & Rae place is w-11 phased with I.,« enjoyed by the young people. application. Correspondence is solicit commodious and attractive two story Sumpter has u new barn and also new werttern home and think» he A. Harris is building an addition lo visiting relatives hero last week. ed. house now occupies tha site where we , A. Siefarth’s house. deals in wood. Coining to the sum made no mistake in coming to Oregon it Will Surprise Y ou , Try It. Fine Job Printing done at reasonable biw a much inferior structure when! Clyde Jackson and Alice „Hustings mit of the hill we are at the home of He ha» 40 aer* » of clover whirl) after It is the medicine above all others weie married in Portland last week. Mr. Wait and family, of Salem, arc nrices. J. L. Fishback from which there is n being pastured late made two ton» of first passing that way a dozen years for catarrh and is worth its weight ¡ d visiting Mr. Siefarth. ago. Mr. Smith having become con Robbie Phillips has been hauling gramTview of a large scope of couutry hay to t he acre and his 30 acres of gold, Elv’s Cream Balm does all claim- vinced that stack raising will pay bet I Mrs Ed. Dorton. of Sheridan, has e«l for it.— B. \V. Sperry, Hartford, wood to this place the past few day». around. He has forty-six goats and rape look fairly well. He feels sure his thirty-three stands of bees pro- that stock raising will pay here and ! ter than grain, is rapidly changing his , been visiting her parents, A. Harris Con. My son was afflicted with ca Grain is looking well and the pros- ! due« annually about 800 pounds of will gradually bring his farm to sup TO W A R D O AK GROVE. manner of farming. He has about 30 and wife, this week. tarrh. H«* used Ely’s Cream Balm pects for a heavy yield are very flat- ! honey. His fruit and berries are port twice hi» present number of an ---------- ♦♦♦------------- Shorthorn tattle ami propose» to and the dissagreeuble catarrh all left It is not many days since we made more than double the number. He tering. abundant and his enterprising sons imals. He will build several silos as A Cood C o u g h M e d i c i n e . him.— J. C. Olmstead, Areola, 111. a little round out that way. Two will erect another barn and put two have cut 200 ricks of stove wood soon as he can get around to it. lie Many thousands have been restored Judge Moore, of Corvallis, passed which they soil at $1.50 per rick. miles out on the Salem road we found silos in it. In nine years he has to health and happiness by the use of The Balm doe« not irritate or cause has 11 Jersey rows and when a route sneezing. Sold by druggists at 50 through here on his way to Peedee Swensen <fc Hill haling hay. They | cleared over $1,000 on goats and will Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. E. A. Hoskinson lives on the Hamp is ♦•»tahlished will help to supply a If had just pressed 16 tons for W. H. continue to keep a choice band of ulfiictod with any throat or lung trou cents or mailed l»y Ely Bios., 5G War Monday. ton farm, J. A. Sevier at the Moran creamery. He has a fine patch of Kraher and were at work on about 30 them. A wagon from the Salem ble, give it a trial for it is sure lo be ren street, New York. Mr», Asa Taylor, of Independence, place and Wm. Herren on an adja barb y, which besides resting tin» Ions of cheat for A. J» Gump. Ordin I creamery comes around twice a week beneficial Coughs that have resisted visited her grandmother, Mrs. O M. cent hill, ami Bunny Slope echuol ground makes superior fee«l. Among s p r in c V a l l e y . ary bales of hay average about 175 I and his wife always has somtehing for all other treatment for years, have house is in their midst. Here we are other improvements he has made a Staata, Sunday. pounds but that was running from j it. We hak u pleasant chat with Mr». | yielded to this remedy and perfect Frank Purvine sp?nt a few days in at the well known stock farm of John mile of plank fencing. His neighbor, 190 to 225. They charge $2 per toil J. C. Allen, who has a 040 aero farm, ' health been restored. Haying is about o\^;r here. Many B. Stump, whose tine goat«, sheep L. B. Fuller, is getting tbine's in good Cases that Southern Oregon the first of the week. for baling and average about 10 tons nearly half of it being in grain. She, seemed hopeless, that the climate of tons were put up and all was sa\ed and other stock have a state reputa- shape around him, and Frank Morris, Mrs. J E. Phillips and Chas. Jame without trouble. per day. The outfit consists of the too, will principally drop grain and famous health resorts failed to benefit, lion. J. A. Conklin, wb * lives on the j who abide» where his father lived »*» machine, a team for hauling the keep goat» sheep and cattle. She have been permanently cured by its son have gone to Wilhoit Springs for Itoscoe Slant» f.nd Pearle Rose have place, shewed us around the premiss», long, has erected n good ferd and stock a couple of weeks. shocks to it, and five hands. They now lias had sowed thirty acres of use. For sale by A. K. Wilson. returned from eastern Oregon. They Mr. Stump has several other farms all barn. The Remington and Thurston u»e three strands of wire to the bale. English rye, alfalfa, white and red stocked with superior animals. He prone orchards look quite well but we C. Patrick and wife, after a short say there is no place like home. The wire comes in bundles of 250 clover and will gradually add other ha» about 300 registered and grade | did not examine into the fullness of POPCORN. visit to their farm have returned to strands, costing $2. They expect a grasses. The big barn on the okl The hum of machinery can now’ he i Cotswold sheep and is continually i their crQps. Some trees in each have the coast for the summer. Hay is about over. run of six weeks and to hale about 350 Steven» place indicates that consider plainly heard, made by the maty «elling at good prices. Hi» flocks of | died after having borne well for sever- t<pis They said Holt McDaniel had able stock is kept there and that they Rea Green and family, Carl and bindtrs which have begun running. I Angora goats aggregate about 350 amt j al years Between here and there is a G. N. Porter and wife have a new about 80 acres of mostly grain bay put up no small amount of hay. G. Lettie Abrams and Bessie Cooper i they too are in demaud. He has j vast body of »mall oak trees which son. Janies Withrow has pur 1 a-*"«! n 1 about twenty shorthorn cattle and and after filling two big burns would F. Seeley is ttie present owner and oc have gone to Neatucca for a few ! will gradually bo turned into firewood self feeder attachment for his thresh come good horses. Ho handles no in hale the balance of it. South of the cupant. Where the road forks in Ainmie SouthwLk has «old his team weeks. i and then the land will make first class er and will pot it into use in about ferior »lock of any kind, From his 40 road is the old homo where the Em- front of the Crowley place at Oak of blacks. j fruit orchards. We should have said Dr. Thompson failed to he here a two weeks. bree boys and their sisters, Mrs. Hay- Grove are four rural delivery letter | acres of clover were taken over 100 ar the beginning that Antioch is the True Delap, of Klamath Falls, is week ago last Sunday on account of a ter and Mrs. Dempsey, weie raised, boxes, besides a large one in which to Joe Smith, who lives up on Savage tons of hay, all of which is stored in j name cf the school house in the south funeral, so he will hold communion and north of the road J. W. M< »raison deposit mail. Then where the road visiting relatives here. creek, near here, has stored away 150 the dozen barns on the home place I end of Cooper Hollow. service« here Sunday at 11 o ’clock. lives where Dr. Buyle settled at n very forks again between the two Fawk Mrs. John Sykes is able to be up tons of hay and has several tons yet early day. The yard is densely shaded homes are three more letter boxes, and around the house. J. L. Purvine last Monday fell from in the field. witli huge trees, some of which were making that locality equal to a post- the barn loft to the floor. Dr. Byrd, Will. Pearce ha» a position as night oi Salem, wa« quickly summoned ami planted by Mrs. Boyle who still lives ottiee. The rural delivery mail carrier B5TER S18TER N AT1Q 1 Old T i m o r # B a c k . not far away with her son», Charlie leaves Salem every morning in a two watch at the reform school. pronounced him quite seriously but Thompson Gilliam and wife are up I and William. Wo met Zacli Hart horse rig, goes via Eola, Kickreall ami NE.W E D IT IO N J U S T IS S U E D J. Y\\ Phenecia and wife have gone r.ot dangerously hurt. j from Tulare county, California, on a ! man going to his home at Butler from Oak Grove back to Salem, a round nf to the springs for her health. NEW P L A T E S T H R O U G H O U T Mis« Emily Steiger, who has been two months visit, after an .absence of j Salem where he had hauled 75 cord* something over 20 miles. He sells i N o w Added 25,000 N E W W O R D S , Phrases, E tc. of wood to the asylum. Hugh Gut try »tumps, furnishes money orders aril 1 Most of the cherries in the neigh seamstress in an Indian school in 43 years. Most »11 their awsociates o f ' and Wm. Eads, of Mill Creek, had takes up a» well as delivers mail mat ! borhood have been taken to the can- North Dakota for the past two yearn, I early days are under the sod. She i* R ic h B in d in g s * 236-1 P ages * 5 0 0 0 Illu s tr a tio n s has been visiting her sister, Mrs. A. J. i sister of Mr8. Thompson, of Oak just returned home from similar jobs. ter. It is near noon when he get» to | P rep ared u nder th e su p erv ision o f W . T . H a rris, P h .D ., L L .D ., U n ited S ta te s Purvine, after which she will go to her dale, and J. \V. Lewis, of Oak Glove, C om m ission er oi E d u ca tio n , a ssisted b y a la rg e c o r p s o f co m p e te n t s p ecia lists. .Mrs. Hartman’s mother, Mrs. San font Oak Grove enioute back to Salem. We and he is a brother of Uncle Jack Gil Mis» Ellen Sykes is to have her new position at Klamath Agency. S e tte r T h a n E.ver fo r H o m e , S c h o o l, a n d O f f ic e . Butler, who lived so long at the foot passed the nice homes and farms of liam and Robert Gilliam vho lived so of the big hill beyond Mill creek, now VV. W. Fawk, Mrs. John Fawk and J »ftnie position in the Silverton school 4W V A lso W e b s t e r ’ s C o l l e g i a t e D i c t i o n a r y with Scottish C ’ ossary, etc. •long in file Bridgeport region. They lives with her and is blind. Her sons, W. Lewis, but stopped to interview again this fall. “ First class in quality, second class in size.” I are now visiting her sister at Newton j Albert and John, live near Grand Zan Allen who was storing his big The ice cream social at the school j Woodward,« in the Pioneer settlement i Horn!«. Opposite the nice home of barn full of fine hav, On his 175 acre house last Saturday evening was a I and will soon come to »pend some W. H. McDaniel the Rerapel family farm arc 40 acres of timothy, mosquito grand success and put $15 into the I days with his cousin, Aunt Lizzie C o l-; G flT A P d fii from California live rn the Dempsey and English rye grass for hay. He j missionary fund. ' lins. While we were principal of the | In »11 Its «tai-M tliere place, their nurroundings giving evi has 120 sheep and think» of going in- | ■houlil b . cloainiuess. y lX ' Vi«a!ia, California, public school from dence of industry and thrift. A sign to hogs more extensively. He will j Frank Southwick, wife and eon, 1875 to 1878 Elder Gilliam was preach on Joshua McDaniel’s barn tell» that sow more clover and make his pas Ralph, of «Salem, Mrs Erb Bennett, Ely’s Cream Bulm cleanses, soothes and heals ing for the Cumberland Presbyterian he came to this country in 1844. The ture» »mailer so as to handle stock to and two children, of Wisconsin, Mr. the diseased membrane. du m b in that county and often came big maple trees along the road there hotter advantage. Hi» brothers, VVil Chapman and wife, of Went Salem, It cures catarrh and drives to our hoarding house kept by a devout have been trimmed and look better «on and Davis, have gooil adjoining Mrs. Axie Delap and Joe Delap speut nwajr a cold in the head member of his church. quickly. We could mention a whole lot of oth farms, tne latter with 24 acres of hop» Sunday at the Southwick home. ----------------------- C rea m B a lm Is placed Into the nostrils, spreads er | laces where trees near homes and considerable clover. L-aao Rob BIG W hat Shall We Have for D e s s e rt? over the membrane and is absorbed. Relief is im George Scott and Charles Rice, who could he greatly improved in appear ertson and his sister. Miss A. M. Rob BAP GAIN mediate and a cure follows. It is not drying—does This question arises in the family ance by trimming. As usual Judge ertson, live on a good farm where Jat> not produce sneezing. I^irge Size, *0 eents at Drug were reported last week »« so bad oil HOUSE from accident-, are getting along Burch has one of the best looking hop Fulkerson settled at a very early day every day. Let us answer it to-day. gists or by mail; Trial Slzo, 10 cents by mall. yards in the county. The town of but soon sold to a Mr. Barnes and Try Jell-O, a delicious and healthful ELY BROTHERS, 66 Warren Street, New York. quite nicely. Kickreall never before presen led so moved to where Cass Riggs now lives dessert. Prepared in twe minutes. Yesterday morning the wind mill I neat an appearance, but a few homes Near the ancient Barnes house is a No boiling! no baking! simply add and tank containing 2,000 gallon» at still show signs of neglect. The resi balm tree now about, four feet in diam boiling water and set to cool. Fla the home of W. C. Brown fell with a. C H A S . H . M O R R I S .« deuce of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Nesmith eter, Early settlers bay that it grew vors :—Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and crashand made a perfect wreck. It j SALEM. OREGON. always presents an inviting appear from a riding switch which Miss -Mar Strawberry. Get s package at your destroyed Harry Gosper1« chicken I Scientific^Optician«* ance, and the old Senator Nesmith tha Barnes planted there. VVe ne- j grocers to-day. 10 cts. house and laid low several panel» of | homestead is well preserved. Skip | glected to say that Mrs. Zan Allen fence The water scattered e v e n - SUVER. T a ping along we halted at the home of and Miss Mabel were away at the La where. S. It Young, who has already lived I fayette mineral springs f: r the health I We will have a fair crop of apples four years on the Jacob Pfau place of the latter. Misses Bertha and Inez and pears. It Dazzles th e Worlc«. and his lease/tins for four years long were proving good house keepers, but No discovery in medicine has ever er. He is cutting some 90 tons of anxious to turn the job over to their 1 Carpenter Bros, have rented C. N created one quarter of the excitement Tharp’s farm. timothy, wheat, cheat and wild gras* mamma. that has been caused by Dr. King’s V}' hay, most of which he will bale for ----- :----------- e ♦ — Hop yards clean and the vines New Discovery for Consumption. It’s Ä- sale. He finds Salem a very good growing rapidly. China W edding. Timber and Ranch | severest tests have been on hopeless market for everything lie raises. And Twenty year« ago hist Saturday at victims of consumption, pneumonia, Lands a Specialty.« now we are at the Harrison Bruuk Judge Wells boarded the train here hemorrhage, pleurisy and bronchitis, -JK farm, which is owned and occupied by the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. for Corvallis Monday. and Mrs. Nathan Conner, near Ball» thousands of whom it has restored to his son, T. W. Bruuk, who was born We are prepared to locate you upon some of Wheat and oats look well and are H as as fine a set of optical in I perfect health. For coughs, colds, and raised there. Having gilt edged ton, Noah Gregg and wife were mar ried by Rev. Butt, who now live» in not bothered by bugs. the finest timber claims in Oregon, or if j’ou \ struments as can be found, all | asthma, croup, hay fever, hoarseness M credit and being thrifty and progress ! and whooping cough it is the quick ive, he has made his place one of tin* Tillamook county, and the BalUton want an improved ranch or fruit farm, we can =: E«1 Pyburn and family have moved the very latest improved. Sat est, surest cure in the world. It i» be*t in the county. There are 845 b-n»s band gave them a pleasing »ere into the Morris Allen house. show you just what you are looking for. C all; nude. The guests were J. K. Connor isfaction guaranteed. sold by all druggist», who guarantee acres of it and he makes farming pay. and see us. All correspondence promptly at-« | satisfaction or refund money. Large There are about 300 acre* of grain to and wife, Jus. Miller and wife, George Barns all full of new hay and con E X A M I N A T I O N S F R E E ! bottles 50c and $1. Trial bottles free. lie threvhed and he will have nearly IDvkttra and wife, John Haney and siderable surplus being baled. tended to. LUTHER &CO., Dallas, Or. MAIN STRKfcT DALLAS wife, Nate, Elias and Jerusha Conner. 100 tons of hay. Most of his fencing Robert Dyer, Wm. Lafollet, Allie Ball, C. E. McLane is getting the ware AN TIO C H AND BEYO ND. i» far above tlie average and not many farms have more barn room. He has Ollie Haling, Clarence Grocheus, Wm. house in shipshape for storing grain. Tuesday we made a little round out and Sarah Blair, Walter and Emma nothing hut good stock of all kind» south and gleaned as follows: J. B. Will Steel* has bought a threshing .j. .u *!• -F -I- *F v ♦’* v -I- -F ♦!■ -J* After having sold ten Percheron liors McKone, Mourie and Delia Hobart. outfit and will hull out most of the Nunn, H. r*. But/, and E. II. Hibbard, • j- v •?—F .j. -I- -F-I—F -F -F -I- -I- -F -F*F -F -F F -F v 41 -F ’F *i— i 4* -b v -I- • F-F *»• -F -F -i—I* -F -b - j • -I* es at from $125 to$175 he has fourteen Chas. and Belle Buell. These of the golden grains around here. near the «outi.ern edge of town, all number are dead: Nathan Conner, left, among them a big black team have fine crops of prune« and berries. -------------- ------------------------- for which he has refused $500. He Mrs. J. K. Conner. Jus. Miller and They have bad a big »ale of raspber A S u staining ; Diet. deal» in pure bred Poland China hogs wife, Allie Ball, Wm. Blair and Emma ries and will soon begin on black ber- These are the enervating days when and better ones are hard to find. His McKune. There were present at the j as (somebody has said, men drop by j ries. Mr. Hibbard is erecting a now Of a woman who lias used eight month old pigs are beauties ami china wedding Mrs. Nathan Conner, tin* sunstroke a« if the Day of Fire dryer of a pattern diff rent from any average about 225 pounds. He will Nathan 0 inner Jr. and family, .las. had dawned. They are fraught with a Bis.ell that says sh ep ra -ij oilier in the coun'y. He has fifteen Ball and family, O. E. Foclit and fam take sixteen of them to the| state fair. acres of bis own and will cure the ten ; danger to people whose «»terns are fers a “broom, because one^i ily, Jake Pence and family, Mr. Woral Ilia breeding stock was brought from note crop of H. G. Campbell. James poorly sustained; and this loads us to of those labor saving; ma «lie east at. a cost of from $25 to $50, ly and wife. Seymour Fudge and wife, say, in the interest of the less robust Elliot, in*t far away, is also erecting a tt and within a voar he has sold 00 at Wm. Fudge and wife, Millie and Av | of our readers, that the full effect of B U R R O U G H S & F R A S E R large fruit dryer. T. D. Phillips is chines relieves her of the ++ ery Adkins, C. VV. Buell and wife, A. from $10 to $35. He has just ordered SALEM painting and otherwise improving Ira Hood's Sarsaparilla is such as to sug burdens of sweeping day, J. Cooper and wife. The evening was from Ohio a model male pig, paying home, and Elijah Miller and wife oc gest the propriety of calling this med saves time and preserves for it there $50 ami the transportation • pent in a moat agreeable manner and icinc something besides a blood puri cupy tilt* Henry Campbell house, while *F*F will amount, to half that. The marks the supper wa» such as hut few town tier and tonic,—sav, a sustaining diet. her health. Mark Embroe* lives on the Kimball +4* 4 - 4 * of a model Poland China hog are pure people see or taste, except when pres It makes it much easier lo bear the fruit farm and A. Burk halter on the Idack color, except while feet, white ent. at some such occasion on a well heat, assure» refr» shing sleep, and Note our priees: former Corley place Taking the ridge regulated farm where the good house »»Wive the nose ami on tip of tail. He road through the timber five miles will without any doubt avert much I American Queen $4 00 +¥ lias some of the best. Cot»wold sheep wife thoroughly understand» her bu»i- sicken«» at this time of year brought u» down into Cooper Hollow. ne»s as does Mrs. Gregg. They have in Hue west, his present Hock of them Grand Rapids, nickel 3 50?? W. H. Muck has gone to help build a six interesting children. A number aggregating 140. Two bucks w»n new court house at Fossil in Eastern ROCK C R EEK. Same, Japan trimmed 3 U0++ imported from England at a cost of of pieces of nice china warn were left Oregon »nd Mrs, Ma«‘ k was out on g Three more nu n were added to the nearly $400 and some fine ewes came as mementoes of the occasion. Tim»« the farm caring for their hay. Of One of tliess sweepers will outlast forty brooms. from Canada and the east. His Hock who then assembled at the delightful Pearce camp Haturday. course she will again c* ok for the home of Neighbor Gregg and wife «tveared an average of 10 pounds amt Lawrence threshing outfit Mr. Cum Mr. Parrish, of Independenne, is «ms tlnee year old ewe produced 24 south nf BalLton will always hold the here on a pleasure trip. ?? mins, who lives on the Silas Rhodes V V +v pound«. »Since last July he has die occasion in pleasant remembrance. •F 'F poeed A 60 bucks at front $20 to $25, ft Miss Elsie Allen, of Norton, is visit-! 9he D idn't W ear A Mask, *❖ THE PEOPLES’ PRESS ami 40 ewes at from $20 to $50 His ing her aunt, Mr». Merwin. M But her beauty was completely hid goats Hie registored Angoras ami he W Official Organ of the Socialist Party of Ore The weather has been excellent for f + f + + f •expects to double hi« present baud of den by sores, blotches aii'i pimples gon. A Fearless Exponent rH -H * -i* 35. All his cattle, sr# Shorthorns, lie till «he used Bucklcn’s Arnica Halve. haying but a little too warm for the Of sfumtific government,as taught by |»icf erring a pure red *<ntor. He keeps Then they vanished ns will all erupt* hay makcrii. the most advanced thinkers and phil iui mow -»took of any kind than can i'‘ns, fever sore», boils, ulcers, carbun Senator Mulkoy, of Monmouth,i osophers of this age. You can g* t a i# given tire very best of rare ami cles and telons from its use. Infallible stopped at Roeca on his way to the I sample copy free if you mention this •apart* no exj»m«e in improving the for cuts, corn», burns, scalds and piles. upper farm, Thursday. T R IU M P H paper. \ . fa. Hale, Ed., Albany, Or. Weedn H im sal«» extend all over Itu* Cure guaranteed. 25« at all druggists, ------- ♦ • ♦ — Royal Plank lost a valuable horse ; P R U N E state and beyond, the demand exceed Preaching at Prtybyterian church the 8:h. It was found fastened among ing the supply. Due uotjceahle ami next Sunday morning. a pile of logs and died soon after. G R A D E R S .« The weather 1»«, been hotter during Fred Witten«trom assisted G. B. Highest »ward at Oregon «late the last month throughout the east Hampton with Ins hay last week ami fair. For green and dried prunes Call and see samples of Rambler, Ideal and Cres than ever before. Thousand# have Royal Plank was helping Geo. Miller.. t*«T In ^and out there U that feeling qf died from its effect* a ul tens of thou Fourth «ea»**n. Improved for cent bicycles at 'WOftktess that makes a burden of Itself. 1901. Send for particulars to sands have found the temperature al Miss M. L. Hampton returned home Food Ames not strengthen, most unbearable. Our climate h»s Tuesday iron) Salmon River, where, i'leep do«« not refresh. been so mild in the Qieau time that a she ha« just elated a five month* term It 1« I mm 4 do, hard to hear, what multitude of them will hear of it and of school. rtKrtftd be easy, «-vitality 1« on the ©bl>, and and come out this way. The extreme State street, Salem . the wt>H« system suffers. The hay crop is fine here this year heat there Inis cut most all crop* t*> th « B<rre< and rt- X WALTER M O R L E Y , Prop .j. W i l f*v * •»•mirth V or this c o n d itio n tiUi« J L. Morrigon hgs his in anti Mfiler & or :in.| kHtnrv* t*> a h<~»lthy X short, many not promising more than om d ition , ulve ton » t»> lhe afewiMeh «m i a Hampton h«v<* about half of ibeits froiii one fourth lu one half. h o » e h , :imi pr •OK-le « ¿m ui appi tita X S P E C IA L A T T E N T I O N «tore«! away. It vitalises tl*e blood, gives vigor «ml tone T O O U T OF T O W N h'**ltliv digestí’ « m . Mill rei»«.e eoi «tir«» ^ 2 ♦ - — —— to all tin.* organ» and function», au-i is C A S T O n Z A . •f. ti'.p, purif) the N w l aiui make * heal- •(. po»l? Iraly unequalled fo. nil run-down or h . o . .«O R D E R S »* X the with ft clear skin T b*f tiretj X ■ Th «Hl« Yo, Nil« Alwin •L feeh n en in lea«« You and eteep will h« L dehihtated conditions. meeting night from Friday to Thura I X reeOul. At tth soit'edru g «tore. I*»’. 1.«. 4 HiHio's F ills iuv c u»np«tit>u. a who . i day nights. ■ • n i . ♦ ♦ worthy tiling is that every ani 0ÜR STAFF OF RUSTLERS- THE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZED praist mal on the place is as gentle as a kit P O LK . DALLAS, FEIDAY, JULY 26, 1901. Nasal J YOU WILL FIND«* HOLVERSONS AT THE OLD WHITE CORNER LUTHER & CO** REAL ESTATE * m I Tinning<je Plumbing«, H You Have Never H eard s h Galvanized iron and cop per work. Hop and fruit dryer pipes. Work guar anteed. Estimates solicited u !! Take a Kodak With You When you take your va cation trip, Cameras from $1 to #20. A full line of photo supplies always on hand. p. J. J. Wiseman, Dallas, Oregon. P F E N N IG , THE HARDWARE MAN. Jeweler and Optician. Next door to’P. O,, Dallas. General Debility WILSONS CELERY SALEM FENCE WORKS 59 H tod’s Sarsaparilla 1 ,*LEE,*SMITHS*CYCLERY,* DANDELION t _ ® Largest stock of sundries outside of Salem. © Rest equippped repair shop in Polk county. Î Tbs Wnnd'oan have changed their •C Y C L IS T S , •A T T E N T IO N S