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C O U liT T COURT. Th e 8 . L tS’ ewnrt nuu’hiin* is run- A ppark from Craven Bio*.’ engine Ht the ware hnwe m » i fire to \Y. G ! niog n«-rth of McCoy and that of V. Mrs. Mary Wilson and Mr*. Rosa Wilcox a burn last Saturday and it. t ! B. Sear.a will start near Ball-ton to- Sibley, J. W H AT TH EY HAVE TO SAY ABOUT Herren, who have been visiting their burned to tho ground with seven l ! morrow. The B aiter Ar Morrison THE OOINCS IN THE COUNTY. fattier, Jas. A. MeClain. for some time The executor of the Daniel Vanbtis- tons of hay. and the Conner, t'oeht ¿ ' (ii* g g ma D A M A S , F R ID A Y , ADO. 9 .1 9 0 1 . "f } J â Ï d i ^ - ^* i chine have returned to their homes at Ore kirk estate was ordered to make deed will mmjii be , running »n the gon City and Pu-tland. Threshers will start thin week, An U n o q u a l'c d and C om p la ta Ra to real property sold. i * a me vicinity. Harvest hand« are su m e of W r .it Your Frlonda a re (^uite a number how spring grain in ui „nil, gvisv Km»« Hom.ll»« A t 7J0. j not so sea roc as it was expected th*y The petition te tell real property of and Hava Bean Lately D oing. T h e ir S e c ret Is Out. the fall, which enables them to liar- ; _ would be. Claud and Lulu Dempsey was set for V V . A .. W A S H , A ll Sadievill, Kentucky, was curious vent U two weeks ahead of regular hearing September 2nd. to Uaru the cause of the vast improv- spring grain. A T A K I N G N O V E L T Y . EDITOR ANI» PROPRIETOR. ROCK CREEK. The executor of the Win. Suvage ment in the health of Mrs. 8. P. Whit e ta te presented final receipts, was A. V'. Thompson is working at his j eater, who had fora long time eudiir- ' George McCulloch sowed one field A i i o M i i t <if J u l i a n ' s M m i y U i m l i i t r.u«l « b u r m ln R dis -h.iiged and his bondsmen exoner j new house. ed untold suffering from a chronic on oat. stubble the ground being culti SUBSCR IP T IO N R A T E S : One of rbu i’;uN of the fierai world S A L E M O H . at'd. bronchial trouble “ It is all due lo vated with a rolling harrow. It yield Roy Henry and family have moved | #1 50..................................... Per r-ax Dr. K ing’. New Discovery,” writes her ed just as well as land that was plow this season is the Japanese fern ball. The administrator of the Richard to the Lucas saw mill. Boarding and day sebo«4 for girls. ed in the usual way. Japan .supplies us with many beautiful ( 7 5 ............. ..........Per six month* Eues estate was authorized to sell cer husband. " I t completely cured her ft ms, and ; lie quaint shaped into \vhi< h Education iliorongh ami pisolic i. 40 ...................... Per three month* tain real property. The farmn.'s have hem rushing Royal Plank is at Sugar loaf, help- j sud also cured our little granddaugh Location beautiful and lieal'liful. Advertising rate* made known on ter of a severe attack of whooping with all possible speed to get their they twist the creeping rhizomes of j ing the postmaster with his hay. Courses — Kimleigurtcn, I’rimaiw, The final account of the adminis- auplicalion. Correspondence is solicit- „ cough." It positively cures cough*, grain cut. (¿uite a number have tie« u Imvulllu bullatn are characteristic of Gr.immur and academic. j trutur of (lie Daniel Run.lie enisle w h Tuesday’ a party of eleven climbed j colds, la glippe, bronchitis, all throat running day and night. Wheat in the unique productions of the country. Music department — C»*iH»rvatorv '* Fine Job Printing done at reasonable pre.ented and approved. The share Granite mountain, from the top of | and lung troubles. Guaranteed bot well filled end of extra good quality. The hanging hall here represented is methods, piano, violin, guitar and • »»f George Randle is to he deposited which a lovely view is had. tle* 50 cent* and f l . Tril bottle* free Quite a lot is expected to make thirty one of these singular affairs, but there mandolin. tire others In the shape of triangles, cir with the county clerk until called for, at all druggists. bushels to the acre Jim Harris and wife of Dove Island, j Best instructions in art and lan cles. etc., arranged In the same way— and the administrator will he din- 1. e.. by binding these rhizomes with guages. Send for prospectus.. ■ ■■ — ---- charged as soon as he presents re were guests of J. L. Morrison Sunday H ow ie T h is ? GOOSENECK. evening; they are on their way to the Add rena, S IS T E R SU PE R IO R . wire over a conter of sphagnum moss, ceipts for balance due heirs. W e offer $100 rew ard for any cane A battle is on in dead earnest be- . f ,. coast. S c h o o l R e o p e n s Sept. 3rd. Mrs, J. M. Davis is sble to be around of catarrh that cannot be cured bv j which must always be kept damp. A ll 1 he »ale of real property of the ---------------------------- tween the great steel trust and their Benjamin Tharp estate was confirmed. again. Her daughter, Mrs. Porter, HaH’ii Cuturih Cure.— F. J. Cheney <fc ' these Japanese devices can be grown A M in is te r’s Good Work. has returned to her home in Rose- Co., Toledo, Ohio. We, the under in a room if they are thoroughly soak employ**, numbering 109,001) men. Margate! Comeg.v*, Lavina Com«- " I had a severe attack of bilious col burg. ed in tepid water daily, after which signed, have known F. J. Cheney for ' Each has given out its ultim.itim, the gy* ulid Mary Black, heirs of the Abi- ie, got a bottle of Chamberlain’s C ol they should he hung up to drain over tlie last 15 years and believe him p er-; Haying is shunt over in onr neigh two being verv far apart. The work- g'*H Ball e.tate. ol.je, ling to petition ic, Cholera ann Diarrhoea Remedy, — AND— fectly honorable in all business trails- i i to sell real property ami the demurrer took two do*** and was entirely cur borhood, and the warm weathei is | men think they have grievances <> to ^h<>ir objections having been heard, ed," says Rev. A. A. Power, of Km fast ripening the early grain so that actions and financially able to cariy | out any •qligafions made by their which the other side should listen said petitioner is given until Septem- poria, Kansas. “ My neighla»r across harvest will man Be here. firm.— Weal ¿ l Truax, wholesale drug- j the street waa sick for a week, had two ai.d the trust propose to run things to her 2nd to answer said objections. FIRST T E R M BEGINS H . Coad, who has been ailing for gists, Toledo, Ohio; Walding, Kinnnn j ‘ or three bottles of medicine from the SEPTEMBER 25» 1901 suit themselves. So far quiet and o r-; The administration of the T. S’ & Marvan, wholesale druggists, Tolc- I some time, has gone to Am ity for. docto. He used them for two or three , . have prevailed, i l l but * closed. tier unless it.«™ there Jeffries estate was finally J Co-educational and expenses reduc days without relief, then called in medical treatment. He is expected do, Ohio. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is ta , , |■ J hs . Helmick, W. P. Bradley ami ken internally, acting directly upon ed to tbe minimum. lie a compromise at an early day d.«- „ T j,Ury w„ . to app„ i9e another doctor who treated him some to be gene for several weeks. the blood and mucous surfaces of the days and gave him no relief, so dis Regular college and academic cour The attendance at our Sunday- order is apt to be the outcome. A t tlio Nancy H. Parker estate. charged him. I went over ta see him school is hardly so large since the bu system. Testimonials sent free. Price ses, i'iciqdiiig courses in music and 75 cents a bottle. Sold by all drug hegt there will he vast losses both Mrs. May Babbitt wan allowed a re the next morning. He said his bow business. H all’s Family pills are the bate of |39.75 on account of error in els were in a terrible fix, that they had sy season has commenced. Rev. Git- gists. sides. tins, of Sheridan, has returned from best. the assessment of the 1909 tax roll. SPLENDID been running off so long that it was his trip to the coast and was present ------------- ♦ • » > ------------ The county treasurer was given cre- almost bloody fluq. I asked bin» if be to preach for us again last Sunday. M ias T illie Best M arried . D O R M IT O R Y TH E HANGING FERN B A L L . FALLS C ITY. At the home of the bride's parents, (lit with $l,7b7.0I for cancelled war had tried Chamberlain’s Colic. Chol AD VAN TAG ES.»* a tray before placing them in position. era and Diarrhoea Remedy, and he Most of the women folks of our H. Best and wife, of Monmouth, Miss | rants. Mrs. Minnie Cramer is visiting Mrs. The davallla (hare’s foot fern), which For further particulars address the their Vanpelt. Tillie B. Best and Chos. H. Zurcher j ^ Talbot being the lowest and ; said ‘ No.’ I went home and brought neighborhood are spending is used, is fairly hardy, and it is easier president, were united in marriage last Tuesday bidder for repairing the Falls hirti my bottle and gave him (me dose spare time picking wild blackberries to keep In good condition at a distance Randolph Butler is shocking oats ( evening, Uhe wedding was a quiet City bridge, the contract was awarded Told him to take another dose in 15 Many are being canned for winter use C. C. POLING, from the fire than too near it. In fact. or 20 minutes if he did not find relief, while som* are taken to Sheridan for Mr. Hunter. affair, witnessed by a few intimate tl) |,jm Ht |72 49. D ALLAS, OREGON. It. should be a rule In choosing a posi but he look no more and was entirely where they are sold for a good price. friends. The house was tastefully ar- 1 Frank Butler hns been surveying at tion for our room ferns not to expose COMMISSIONERS. cxred.,' For sale by A. K. Wilson. ranged fo i the occasion, the rooms be Independence for Mr. Hirschberg. them to more dry heat than we can John Teal. *Seth Riggs. -------------- ■ ■ ing decorated witli festoons of ivy, in SM ITH FIE LD . A barber has come to reside in the rvoid or to direct sunlight. SA LT CREEK. terlwined and caught up with white The assessor was allowed until the To buy one of the undeveloped fern Arthur Boydstou was here this old Griggs post office anil expects to and gold streamers, and b<Hpiets of tint of October to return the 1901 tax balls, a brown, dead looking sphere, Hay making and binding in full week. remaiu if patronized. Howers scattered about, all giving a roll. and watch the peeping forth and grad bla*t. graceful and cheerful effect. At 8 Harry Seymour is working for G. Two warrants were ordered drawn The Shepherd, Card & Frink outfit ual growth of tlie fronds until the o’clock the bridal party entered the W. Myer. J. Bowles/has put 40 tons of bay in in favor of J. G. Van Orsdel ou ac with cook wagon attached are thresh whole is changed into a graceful feath parlor and underneath an arch of count of 1898 of 1898 taxes hid in for his barn. ery mass of living green is a pleasure Flovd Myer, of Dallas, is spending a ing at Harvey Gage’s. greenery, Rev. Dr. Thompson, of In county, one for $3fi9 (50, county and only appreciated through experience. Sn.n Burk will rent bis farm and week jn our country. dependence, conducted the beautiful Mrs. Arvidsen, of Rhode Island, was | state, to be cancelled, and tlie other and impressive ceremony which made move to town this fall. for $417.8# on account of specials. There will be preaching here Sun- | married on the 1st to Charles McDon \ N o t i o n F o p t h e A m a t e u r G a r d e n e r . them one. A ll then repaired to the | ald. living near Dallas. Rev. Good | day at 3 o,clock by Mrs. Blanchard. Henry Gilliam and wife are both The amateur gardener can often dining room to enjoy a bounteous re friend performed the ceremony. BILLS ALLOWED. sick with typhoid fever. adopt modes of culture, favorable to past and a social evening, and the oc- I Geo. Myer and family are camping Ivie Bros., road supplies $ 2 70 Mr. Colwell and wife, Mr. Leet and excellence, that would be hardly prof casion was pronounced by all one of j J. Lynn has all his barns full of hay at hi* warehouse so he will be near Glae« <fe Prudbomme............. 58 50 wife* and Maud Montgomery have i itable for the market gardener. In G R E A T — the happiest and most enjoyable of its his work. C G Coad. stamps.................. 10 GO and will begin baling soon. gone by the Rock Creek road to N ew strawberry culture, according to Mee kind they had ev»r had the pleasure T H March, lumber ............. 38 83 Mrs, Cass Gibson and daughter, of port, also Mr. Travis and wife, Mrs. han’s Monthly, it is said that much Miss Maud Baxter still continues of attending. Mrs. Zurcher is well Clay Mfg Co, sewer pipe....... 10 8.) very ill and her condition is serious. Rickreall, were seen in these parts Carev, Mrs. Rhodabaiger, and Mrs finer and more toothsome berries can known in Polk county, having made — AND — H Wood, road viewer............ 3 20 one day this week. be obtained by setting the plants out Tom Farley and family. her h »me in Monmouth for a number Henry Clan field.s new’ house is pro T P Bevens, s a m e ................ 3 00 ------ ^ » m ----- ou ridges than when grown on the lev of years, and her decided character gressing nicely, and will be commodi B ALLSTO N . There was a good attendance on el ground. The earth is thrown up Montgomery A Milligan .. 4 33 and cheerful and gentle disposition Sunday last at the Evangelical mis C G (¿nd, e n v e lo p e s ............. 42 40 ous and handsome when finished. have won her the universal love of her Henry Gilliam and wife are both sionary meeting held in the pleasant into a wedgelike form n foot or so In Observer, printing ................ 25 1.» depth and then flattened on the apex J. Bowles has placed a bill of lum very sick with typhoid fever. friends and acquaintances. Mr. /R i camp ground rear the church at by the back of a spade so ns to be only Hoskins Mill Co, lum ber....... 10 98 ber with Martin Bros, for a new house cher is clerk of Wallowa county and *)0 00 .... . it « .g- « J T Ford, salary ....... Hop men say th at'th e continued Bridgeport. A sermon was pr* ached about nine Indies deep. The plants to be built next summer. The lum is highly esteemed bv his many friends ... v■ . , 50 00 J , . . .... Y\ r Nichols, same . . . ber will be placed on the ground this dry weather will shorten the yield of by Bro. Kelly and If50 was raised for are set out about a foot apart along in that r* g:on and elsewhere. 1 hev . . ... , 15 75 .1 .1 \\ isentan, supplies . hope hut they will probably be of fine home missions. Then came a pleas this narrow table on the top of this fall. have the congratulations and good 15 00 ant basket dinner and afterwards an ridge. The result is said to be a sur I) J Riley, electric light quality. wishes of hosts of friends, together L. M. Murray has returned to Che- 1 80 interesting lecture by Prof. Metzger prise to those who are familiar only West Side, printing with many beautiful gifts of kindly t>n Education, a service in the even with the ordinary flat culture. 4 50 halis, Washington, after a two weeks' Jack Wagner, grader............ remembrance .They left Thursday tnor 2 IK) visit to the old folks at home, J. ing at the church closing a profitably W H Martin, scalp bounty . niug for a two weeks' outing at New 82 30 Bowles and wife and his little son, spent Sunday. I Thurston Lumber C o ............ K ie ffe r F e a r Im p ro vin g . port, after which they will go to their 31 00 Li unie. A dial Tate, road work ....... “ Is It Advisable to Plant More K ief LIBERAL CASH new home in Enterprise, W alloaa To Save Her Child G VV Chapman, same............. 88 12 fer Pear Orchards?" was a topic dis PREMIUMS O N .* Jas. Ol ms tea d has had a new stock conn ty. From frightful disfigurement M r . cussed at the recent New Jersey Hor 10 00 i W T Haley, same .............. barn built., Mr. Chapman, of Ballston, In all its stapes there Nannie Galleger, of La Grange, Geor* ticultural society’s meeting, aud Mr. D. 87 83 L IV E STOCK C L Starr, salary .................. h.iving done the work. Jimmie is al- should be cleauhness. C rid er-M cD on aid W ed d in g . gia, applied Burkleu’s Arnica Salve to D. Denise said that from the remarks 9 80 I Rowell Bms, lumber ........... A G M I'U l.T L 'K A L -o making a large amount of hay, Ely’s Cream Balia At the home of the groom in Dallas : Mid Creek Lumber m ill......... great sores on her head and face and I made of this fruit since the last crop 11 2S clover, cheat and grain. H O R T IC U L T U R A L cleanses, soothes and heals Wednesday evening, August 7tli, at W O Morrow, g ra vel............ writes its quick cure exceeded all her was gathered this was a hard question 7 02 the diseased membrano. D A IR Y »nil 8 o’clock, I). C. Crider and Nora E, J E Sibley* salary................ hopes. It works wonders in sores, to answer, as we cannot tell what will G7 65 Mrs. Barbara Unruh, who had been It cures catarrh and drives McDonald, of Dallas, were married, I .1 G Van Orsdel, special taxes 487 40 sick a long time with consumption, away a cold lu the head M A N U F A C T U R E D PRODUCTS, bruises, skin eruptions, cuts, burns, take place in the future. The quality Rev. J. R. G. Russell offieiatin«’ . ! A N Holman, services ......... scalds and piles. 25 cents. Cure guar of the Kieffer is improving each year, l 40 died at Mound Ridge, Kansas, whith quickly. F L O W E R S . P L A N TS , Mrs. Hubert Sears played the wedding F E Myer, salary ................ C r e a m B a l m is placed Into the nostrils, spreads an teed by all druggists. 81 00 er she went in search of health. She C O O K IN G , W O R K S OF A R T aud the cancers are using it to a over the membrano and is absorbed. R e lie f is im march as Mr. Crider and bride enter I Milo Woods, same .............. 40 00 leaves a husband and three children. greater extent than formerly, and this mediate and a cure follows. I t is not d ryin g—does N EE D LE AND F A N C Y W O RK ed the parlor and all rose to their feet, j E V Dalton, same................ Wheneeer friends from a distance is largely in its favor. G3 25 Notwith not produce sneezing. Large Size, #0 cents at Drug remaining standing while the ceremo Mis F E Myer, same.............. come to visit you or when you have a standing the low prices last fall, his 4G 00 W h at S h a ll W e Have for D eaaert? gists or by m a il; T rial Size, 10 cents by mail. Beautiful camp ground, free. Spe ny was performed and congratulations \ Tracy Staats. same .............. news item of any kind, remember that orchard yielded $100 per acre, clear of cial rates un camper« lickcts 65 00 Come This question arises in the family E L Y BROTHERS, 5«! W arren Street, N e w York. offered The groom wore convention- ! J G Van Orsdel, salary......... 139 33 this affice wishes the f«cts. every day. Let us answer it to-day. all expeuses. and while this is the case ami firing your families. Reduced tional black and the bride was beauti IT S Laughary, salary............ 137 18 rates on all railroads. For further par Try Jell O, a delicious and healthful fully gowned in white silk and carried . E VV Cooper, pauper ac......... The Dallas sawmill is not running n will be advisable to continue to 13 00 dessert.. Prepared in two minutes. ticulars address M. 1). W ISD O M , piaht. a hoquet of white carnations. Then Martin Bros, lumber. ... on full time, but a small crew aie 9 92 No boiling! no baking! simply add Secretory, Portland, Or. came the refreshments, which were I) G Meador, du uper ac ....... kept busy getting out whatever may 8 00 boiling water and set to cool. Fla prepared and served up to dale. Tliohe » iimitYi.v be necessary to complete orders. 14 75 vors :— Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and THE _ i ia u 11 ,m •» present were: J. R. a G. u........n Russell and ii .1 J Fidler, 6 40 Strawberry. Get s package At yeur same ................ In front of the court house m iy 1 e wife, S. A. Riggt and wife, of Salem, Oak Mlil Co, lum ber........... 7 50 grocers to-day. 10 cts. GREAT seen growing »« very rlirifty plant re Hubert Sears and wife, of Oakland, L E Braley. bridge work .. . 55G 50 -------- --------------------- sembling alfalfa. It is sweet clover X B A L F O U R MONEY California, J. W. Crider, of Oakland, SUVER. and a good forage plant for bees. Miss Ada Morgan, of Salem, H. L. ««* 207 Commercial street, Salem *£ G U T H R IE Only a Mask. S A V E R ('rider and wife, F. J. Coad and wife, Garden* drying lip but fruit .1 Tbe recent hot weather has some 1 ï & C O M P A N Y Many are not being benefited by W . J. Wagner and wife, B. S. Harris FOR what damaged the growth of hops bu». j the summer vacnMon as they should right. and wife, T. A. Riggs, Mrs. Ed Coad, Are doing s general warehouse and storage business and are at the same time it has literally cook „ n n n j u t • » be. Now, notwithstanding much out- The »s .th e r lm* ranged between YOU Mrs. C. U. Coad, Misses Jessie Lyons, .. , . ... ready to buy your ¿tg ed the lice and tl e few left are not .. ... , I *, door life, Miey are little if anv strong- hot and hotter. H *llie Coaii »m l Eva Coad, of Dallas. | „ lKa„ , h„ „ t i .. & apt to do much damage. Offers the best goods in the ! er than they were. The tan on their Mr. and Mrs. Crider will continue lo Hop men say the hot north wind* market for the lowest j riots \ ii . . . . . . . . 1 faces darker and makes them look See the new school ndvertisments live in Dallas. VVe join their munv . , Look at his goods before you . , . .1 » .i iir J I healthier, hut it is onlv a mask. I hev »re no benefit to their crops. friends in well wwh«** through life. ... • . , . * in this and subsequent issues. Now buy elsewrhere. and you enn _ R I are still nervous, easily tired, upset by The farmers of Polk dounty should see them before selling. *jg|| Most fall wheat and oats in the is the time to make a choice and he- ; & be sure you will be pleased in triHas, and they do not eat nor sleep shock and lots of sacks going out. They have the Humphrey warehouse at Salem. gin to prepare for tho fall term. Mon every way. He not only giv- Travis McDevitt is confined at his well. What they need it what tones ♦ ey spent in getting an education is al ee you the best geode for the home with fever. the nerves, perfects digestion, creates The J. A. Wilhniw and W J. Steele ways w« 11 spent. money, but the best and the .... ... . A * * , appetite, and makes sleep refreshing, threshing machines are running and l he county court finished its work ' , . .. 1 ... .7 ’ neatest work. Established 17 . . . . , , , and that is II( kh I s Sarsaparilla. Pupils grain is turning out better than for | A majority of the Inns and girls in and adjourned at noon yesterday. , , . r n , years. Manufacturing jewel * \ *ud teachers generally will find the several years. this county will during the coining er end scientific optician, Dr. Ilavter will be absent frem his chief purpose of the vacation best sub- hup and prune gathering season earn A letter from Missouri reports near Main street, Dallas, Ur. dental office from August 10tli to 19th. "erved by this great medicine which, ly everything dried up and asks the enough to pay for their school books N 11 . » 1 *** Wi know, "builds up the wb >le sys-, price of dried fruit here. Curing ap and fall clothing. Such children de Dr. McCallon has just received a lem .. r J serve kind words and encouragement. ples and prunes is likely to pay thia fine electric battery which be will use __ m 9 m ___ fall. in his practice. Rev. Claud Lemasters, who Inis COLLECE NOTES. - ..... - ----- ----------- « charge of the Christian church at The Baxter & Morrison machine W h ile T h e r e '. L ife T h e re ’s H op*. Piof. Meteger and family have m o». Timber and Ranch ^ Williams, California, will preach n* w i . l begin Monday on the crop of J h s . _ « . . . , I was iiHlieted with catarrh; could ... . , .. /. ... . 1 ed into the dormitory and will have Am ity next Sunday. Lands a Specialty.** ^ Olmsted on the old VV anil place. . 1 I some necessary improvements made neither taste tier smell and could hear but little. El) ’a Cream halm cured VV'e are ready to print hop tickets in at once, When you take vour va The depot is now in its new loca i t — Mxrcua (!. Hhautz, Rah vay, N. J * We are prepared to locate you upon lonut o f ® any quantity desired. Place your or cation trip, Cameras tion and is being put in a more pleas John L. Burns was in town Monday The Italm reached me «.alely and the ing condition than before. Then it der m»w, so as to be sure to have them looking aftor a house in which lo j the finest timber, claims in Oregon, or if you etieet ie surprising. My son says the from $1 to $20. A full was partly in the street, but now it ready when needed. * want an improved ranch or fruit farm, we can ¡g move for the school year. He expects first application gave decid. d relief. line of photo supplies fronts on the east line of it. Within a week three young men, all to he in attendance at the college. Respectfully, Mrs. Franklin Freeman. * show you just what you are looking for. Call 5 always on hand. holding prominent public positions, Dover, N H. The Halm does not ir * Prof. Metzger delivered an ednea* and see us. A ll correspondence promptly at- S have absconded because detected in ritate or cause sneezing. Sold hr tional address in the grove at Bridge* « tended to. L U T H E R A CO., Dallas, Or. squandering public money at gam druggists at 50 cts. or mailed by Ely |s»rt Sunday afternoon, and spent brothers, -iti Warren St., New York. bling tables Such places should he iti T H E PEOPLES’ PRESS Monday in and around l*ewi*vilie shunned as one would a viper. ------------- . . . ---------- —- * * * * * W S * 8 1 A iW 4 i1 R * 4 R iW IW 1 Uniking after college interests. Official Organ of the Socialist Party of Ore BUENA VISTA. gon. A Fearless Exponent Rev. Wagoner, of California, is in tieo. Krentz has gone to Oregon C Next door to*l\ O., Dallas. , Of scientific government, as taught hv Every person Is responsible for all i our city working up a lecture course, ty lo work. tbe most advanced thinkers .and phil I iu the interest of Pallas College. Jr file good within the scope of his abili osophers of thia age. You can get a J hihw and Mary Shiyep are spend ties and for no more, and none can tell | company with President Poling he is sample copy free if you mention this T R IU M P H whose sphere Is the largest. — Gail .»anvanning the citizens to s(*e how ing a few days in Salem. paper. A. D. Hale, Ed., Albany, Or. much support can he pledged for such Hamilton. L D. Baldwin and Harvey Nash a course. It is Imped the citisons will PRUNE ha\e been vi»iting Portland. assist in this worthy undertaking. *+ + + + + + + + 4 ------^1 » » ------- TreMa Prather it» visiting her tiiter, g r a d e r s .* Mrs. T. W Johnston and son are up Mrs. G. K Ha rmon, at Bridgeport. Highest award Oregon elate from Portland on a visit to her sister, + Call and see samples of Rambler, Ideal and Cres fair. For green and dried prune* Mrs. Dr. Farley. Frank. Keotlnim and wife, of Dakota ! cent bicycles at Fourth w m o ii . Improved for That t* tlxupep«)*. are visiting B. H. 1 ’illar and family. This seasons oat crop is so large 1901. M*nd for particuUra to It malu'i life mfwraMe. Moat of the fall wheat and winter It* sufferer* rat not beonnw they want o, and so good that the present prices are sure to he lowered — but «Imply becalm« they nun. oa'a are n»>w in the a hock and the re- 1 port is a heavier yield than for sev« r- i They know they »re Irritable and fretful; Largest stock of sundries outside of Salem. Lane county is having the l»est al years. but they cannot be otlmrwiMu ÔV State street, 8alem. grain and fruit Crop for years. Sever l$e«t equippped repair shop in l ’oik county. They complain of a t»u! ta.it. In tho WU ftv« «trench &• the ner\ e« »nd r*- al threshers are already running and W A L T E R M O R L E Y . Prop Wild blacklierries are about over •fnr* tin ¡iter »ml kidneri t*. » VeaWir month, a tmdornci nc th. pit of the stom condition, Rive tone to the Oemarh *nd in every instance the yield has been and many galbvna of tire luscious: SPEC IA L A T T E N T I O N ach. an uneary (rallaa of puffy tuinraa, h tw ei«, »m l pr.Hntnt« » c -w l »| pint,» V grt-aier than was anticipated. healthy dig« *H »n. will rv?ie' e o n etinv fruit have been slum! away for winter boailachc. heart lm: n and wbat not. T O O U T OF T O W N ti«*n, purify the Wood and taake a heal TTw effectual remedy, pnned by perm»- f use by tbe housewives ol this vicinity. | thy tfcitlv with » clear akin. That tired nent cures of thousands of sever, rases. Is O A - N T O n i A . .«O R D ER S j * • feeling will leave you »nd sleep w ill he There will be a basket »tinner at the | B usts tu /r 1 » (wO w H»i* *!»*>» BwjM reetfal. At H l.*..n > drug «tore, IwRae. Evangelical ch u rch h ere August 1 111*, j k+l Id K »v. Kinsey, of Independenoe, will | * H oop ' s h u / i n th# ' OUR STAFF OF RUSTLERS. preach at 11 and i ! 2 oM ock. PROBATS. J ■ u/\\ f--00 ' Â3 M f 0 Ft,,: SÂGREC HEART DALLAS COLLEGE LAGREGLE ACADEMY OREGON STATE FAIR SALEM September 23-28, ’01. Agricultural Industrial Fair. BIG LIVE STOCK SHOW Good Racing Evsry Afternoon Nasal CATARRH C H. MORRIS * W H E A T .«O A T S ,* A N D ¿«BARLEY J I TOP^PRICES^e FOR.*GRAIN T ake a Kodak I LUTHER & CO** W ith You 5 REAL ESTATE m P F E N N IG , Jeweler and Optician. W ILSON'S Difficult Digestion I »CYCLISTS, 2 ATTENTION..* ;; CELERY SALEM FENCE W ORKS ! M o o d 's Sarsaparilla DANDELION i o ,*LEE.*SMITH’S»*CYCLER Y .* *