D A L ’. A S
S U G G E S TIO N S .
Do Ison, (lie K»u*ki*t «tore innn mnti
l»e »«Jling lot« of gooil*. for he is con
stantly receiving invoice« of new
i In UK** Hi« low price« draw like h
magnet.
***
Many pretty and useful things for
women and children can be found at
the furnishing goods store of Mrs.
Chaee. Fine lines of hosiery and cor
sets.
***
See the new stoves ard kitchen
utensils at Fanil's hardware store. He
also has many things for the dining
room. Harvesters and hop men can
tliure supply many of their wants. He
cariies an extra good line of cutlery.
Twine and rope of all sizes. Axes,
hatchets, chisels and other sharp
things help make up his stock.
LOCAL AND GENERAL-
For «rwerie" *°10
Lule Chapin arrived from Ellen*
burg, Washington, last week.
Mrs. May Woods, of Portland,
Miss Ora Luper is up from Portland j
__
W H A T W E HA VE L E A R N E D D U R I N C in town Sunday.
visiting her parents at Amity.
G ROCERY
T H E W E E K FRO M A L L AV A IL-
George Bowles sud mother have
Hale Backcnstn and wife, formerly r \ a t y » -
A D C m M
gone to Sacramento.
of Dallas, now live at Is» Angeles
CALLAO
-
U K C A jU N
A b le S o u r c e s Dish ed u p tor O u r
A.
L.
Shreve
has
bought
a
sawmill
N u m e r o u s F a m ily o* Readers
VVni,
McKinley
has
rented
the
old
T
.
A
.
RIGGS,
Proprietor.
I
plant
over
at
Slay
ion.
In Ab reviated P a r a g r a p h s .
Wm. VanBuskirk place east of Perry-
Or. Will ('avallagli, dentist; office dale.
It is a fact well understood
Spectacles and glasses at Pfennig's, over the hank in Dallas.
that you can buy better and
A
new
w.*ter
tank
has
been
erected
Prof A. M. Sanders has returned
Nola Coad has been visiting her cou in the rear of the Docksteader livery
more goods of me for less
from Seattle.
sin, Nellie, on Gooseneck.
stable.
money than at any store in
W J h
Peter Ryan has been out from Sal
hi n 1 er and shingles
Miss Minerva Lee. of Monroe, is Polk county.
I keep every
mon river peddling clams.
here on a visit to her uncle, W. C.
WÄITE FRONT
thing fresh and up to date—
The Conrad \\ aidlick estate ha®
W o hiive books of both blank note» Brown.
always fresh and the host.
been finally closed.
mu) receipt« for «ale at 25 cents.
Prof. Countryman and bride are ex
Hjre is a few summer deli
( ’ 8. Headley and family have mov
Oti» Wait anil wife, on the lull this pected to arrive here about the mid
cacies:
dle of September.
ed back from l’ortlaud.
side of Zena, have a newborn Kid.
The new cottage cottage near Thurs j
SVEET FKXLES j *
A carload of wheat passed down
Geoi)!« Donaltlson baa returned from
ton’s mill is to he occupied by their
JAMS AND JELUES j *
from Monmouth ye* ter Jay.
a stay of several months in Alaska.
PIMOLAS
head sawyer, F. R. Rich.
STRAINED HONEY j«
E. C. Kirkpatrick am! wife are
Rev. J. R. N. Bull aod family will
Gaynor’s shoe store ranks among
POTTED CHICKEN j*
Dan. Savage, of Willamina, has re
among the I’olkites .at Nye Creek.
move from Baker City to Portland.
the best in the valley. Something
POTTED TURKEY j*
cently purchased 60 sheep of Frank
for everybody for all seasons. Re
Judge Boise is to have a special
INSTANTANEOUS TAPIO-
The Kebekahs will hereafter meet Rowell over on Salmon river.
pairing promptly and neatly done. term of circuit court,, beginning next on Friday instead of Tuesday evenings.
SOFVM'UMT U M •* TM« P H C fl l « «AMILS CO. CIMCIMMATI
Thomas Pryor and wife, of Portland ca for puddings. Try our an
Get your footwear at G ajnorV
Monday.
Miss Grace Sander», of Amity, has were here the ather day on a visit to
tiseptic toothpicks.
Inde
W IT H IN R E A C H .
Elder Cane, of Amity, lost a little been visiting her brother, John, at her mother, Grandma Shelton.
Firearms, ammunition and fishing finger while working aguuud a thresh Sheridan.
pendence creamery.butter al
Postmaster Coad. Druggist Ellis
tackle of idl sorts at Kisser’s gun er recently.
ECAUSE of its low price Ivory Soap is
ways on ice.
Charlie Teats is back from Califor and Dr. Steiner have been across the
store, likewise cutlery and sunshades.
E. J. Bryan and wife have been so nia, where he has been employed the mountains catching fish from Salmon
He
rarely
sees
a
broken
article
that
within the reach o f all. Besides its low
river.
journing at Long Beach near the past year.
he cannot mend.
olumbia’s mouth.
cost it has the advantage that it is
The new two story brick block in red. Newport is destined to become a
Horst Bro«., who own a bin hop
Dr. l/ocke. lecently from Portland, ranch on Dove’s Island, have gone in Monmouth ia to be built by Erickaon famous summer resort. The summer
Improvements are still going on at
A Van Patton, of Salem, at a cost of eeucatiooal association, of which 8. G.
entirely satisfactory for so m any varied uses;
the Docksteader livery stable. Noth is now superintendent of the Evangel to bankruptcy.
Irvin ia president, is doing excellent
$5,990.
ing short of the best in every line will ical Sunday school.
work. Prof. J. B. Horner, of the Ag
Mrs, H. A. Adkins, of Monmouth,
satisfy
him.
When
you
want
a
rig
he
it w ill do the w ork o f a half dozen kinds
Mr.*. E V. Dalton and children are and her grandson, Herbert, are visit
Miaaea Mabel and Emma Byera are ricultural college, is manager. He is
can please you.
visiting the family of Henry Cockle ing Eugene kindred.
carrying the mail from Peedee to Mon a man of push and energy. The idea
of soap each intended for a special purpose.
on the old Stump place.
«*.
mouth while Henry Pierce works with of the officers of the association ie to
The family cf I H. Fream, of Mon
make it a center of educational influ
a thresher.
There is nothing ill Ihe way of
Hugh
Black
is
staying
with
his
mouth, were here last Sunday visiting
IVORY SOAP IS 894M m PER CENT. PURE.
ence. Prof. Rigler, of Portland, ia in
hlacksinithing that 1. V. Lynch can mother while his wife is visiting her
his sister, Mrs. J, B. Nunn.
Drs. Smith and Barber.of Sheridan, charge of the normal department,
not do.
lather, Sam Sears on Salt Creek.
A daughter of David James, on Mill removed a tumor from the neck of Dr. Parvin, of Salem, of Ihe musical
Deputy Sheriff* Ford and sun, Walt creek, fell from the bed the other mor Mrs. Wallaoe, of Grand Koude, one department, Miss Holmes, of Port
Frank Kerslake is an enterprising
day recently.
land, of eloculiou, Prof. Krohn of
er, have gone to the headwaters of the ning and broke her collar bone.
furniture dealer. His business is to
M cB ee-H ug hes M a ch in e .
Arthur, the 15 year old son of 1). physical culture, Woodward A Clark
will go to the benefit of our college. supply goods of medium grade at low Lucreole to hunt and fish for a week
Charlie Leonard weighs the grain
They have now been running about County |ienple who have a taste for
M. Hampton, of Monmou'h, died last of amateur photography, Prof. Sheek
prices. He both buys and sells sec
Henry Lewis is building a new being received at the Huffman A Ja
two weeks and have easily made an genuine literature should arrange to
week from the effect of an oiteration of stenography and book keeping.
ond hand articles.
house in front of his aid one and his mison warehouse in Monmouth.
About 150 persona are enrolled, inclu
average of 1,500 bushels a' day. Most attend.
fur appendicitis.
brother, Frank, is making extensive
ding many ef the moat prominanbed-
of their work has been along I he
W . H. Mack,>>[ Cooper Hollow, has
repairs.
Born, August 12th, to the wife of oca tors of the northwest. The lecture
Lnckiamnte, they having threshed
returned from Eastern Oregon where
Stage Driver Fuller does a big busi
C r a n d m a D a v id s o n C o n e .
for Wm. Brown, Elias Robertson, J.
Rev. H. A. Deck, who preached at he was working on a Hew court house Ham. Hauvain, a daughter. Mother course waa sxceptionally strong and
Rachel Coodrich was bom in Indi ness between Dallas and Salem every
and child doing well and father ex well attended. Newport can harelly be
W. Lee. Win. Lee, Till Bell, I. F. ana in 1823 and was married to Wm. day. Round trip fare only #1.50.
Dallas and Bridgeport, last year, was
The next annual conference of the ceedingly joyful.
excelled aa a summer resort. It has
Yoakum, C. C. Gardner, Maria Smith, Owens in Missouri in 1841. After Mr
recently severely hurt by falling from
Methodist church wilt begin at Hills
many fins advantages, such aa safe
Silas Hart, John Waiker, Frank Owens’ death in 184o she soon mar
a roof in Portland.
The
Monmouth
band
ia
to
furnish
J. J. Wiseman is stocking tip for
boro, September 25th, Bishop Cran
bathing, fine fishing, exoellant camp
Smith, John Ground, D. M. Hewitt ried Andrew Davidson and started to
music
for
the
atate
fair
next
month.
Mrs. J, I). Lee and her daughter, ston presiding.
and others. The owners of the outfit ¡Oregon. They were six months on big hardware trade this fall. He
It will be strengthened by some wor ing ground, low price of living, fine
drinking water and above all a class
are the Me Bee .brothers and Morris j the road and endured the hardships knows the wants of the people around Mrs. Lorene Hinman and little «on
Rev. Kelly, who is building a bouse thy outside talent.
of people that constitute the true ar
Hughes. Mrs. Alice Taylor and Mrs. with the other emigrants to Oregon of here and will be prepared to serve from Ellensburg, Washington, have on the Hcdgpeth place this side of
been visiting Dallas kindred.
President Poling and wife, Mrs. istocracy of our nation. Newport lies
Alta McBee have charge of the cook j846. For a short time they resided them right. See his new stoves.
Lewisville, was painfully hurt while
During my
Weaver, Prof. Kantuer and Rev. A. A. a moral atmosphere.
wagon and G. F. MoBee is their roust near Dayton then moved to the pres
Judson Mitchell has been very sick currying a horse,
Winter have bean attending a Bible stay here I have not heard a word of
about. As feeders John and Garl ent site of Ballston, where they took
John E. Smith seldom sees a job of in camp up at the old Suitor mill,
As yet the beginning of bop picking conference at Lafayette.
profanity and have not seen one per
McBee are hard to heat and Morris up a donation land claim and resided blacksmithing that he cannot do
where lie and his brother, Ray, were cannot be definitely be set, but it will
son under the influence of liquor. It
Hughes knows how to m ike the en until his death, March 31st, 1884. well as jm expert.
getting out bark for Muir & McDon not be many days before or after the
Al. Yocom’e eon, Elmer, was over ia an ideal place for families, I had
gine do full duty. Till Dell and L. H. Since then she has lived on the farm,
ald’s tunnei y.
5th of September.
come by heat while working in a har the pleasure of preaching to a large
McBee aeiv the sacks in short order as managing her business witn. efficiency
SALEM RUSTLER S.
fast as J. W. Lee gets them filled, M. and ability. She was a member of the
New and second hand threshers
The September Cosmopolitan will vest field near Hheridan recently and audience laat Sunday morning and al
Nobody denies that the very best ind engines of various kinds and new
so to listen to Dr. Kartmr, of Salem,
Teats and B. Friesen whack the hands Pioneer Association of l’olk count i ^
contain a finely illustrated descrip had to be sent to a physician.
in the c*ly
citi ,() Ket y ° l,r clothing and second hand pumps on sale at
in the evening. Mr. Boala and family
and the straw is bucked away by D. and was truly one of the -‘ conk ers n<)f Placu *n
tion
of
the
Pan-American
Exposition.
Mrs. Al. Hnyder has sold the Trans are my nearest neighbors. No better
Boese and E. Crowley, '¡'lie four Oregon.” Her acts of hospitality were done up in anple pie order is the Wagner Bros. shop. Go and exam He sure to get a copy of it.
cript plant at McMinnville to the people can be found for neighbors.
pitchers. C. Hubbard, Otlio Bell. C. as iinmernus as her opportunities and , steam , laundry where they use im- ine pumps.
machinery and have white
Sheriff VanOrsdel and family are Portland type foundry, and she and We know how to enjoy life and we are
Friesen and Ed Lee keep on the move , evervone received a welcome at her j 1
The
McBee
machine
has
been
turn
hack from Sogarloaf where they fat younger children will soon move to doing it. We are sorry to loose Mrs,
the seven bundle wagons driven by door. She died. August 5th, 1901, j help.
ing out from 18 to 26 bushels to the tened on wild blackberries and brought Fort. Wrangel, Alaska, where Mr. Bny Satchel, Mrs. Thurston and Miss Pat-
Elias Robertson, W. P. McBee, Roy aged 78 years
Her funeral service
tore, the best yield being for Frank home forty quarts of them.
der is in government employ.
tyson. who intend returning to Dallas
Bird, D. Bell, Mac Crowley, Vincent was conducted in the M. E. church at
You would never regret having Smith. They were at Leander Be-
tomorrow. We have kept together
Thompson and.Mr. Giesbrecht. Last Ballston by Rev. S. L. Lee, of Amity, your photographs made at the Cro- lieu’s yesterday.
Among those from a distance at the
D. J. Riley has sold the electric and liked each other’s cempany.
but not least important is R. T. Jud- and her remains were peacefully laid nise studio.
'The usual services at the Christian monument unveiling last Sunday light plant to M. D, Ellis. It was be Should any of the Dallas people
son, who keeps tip- cooks and the en to rest betdde her husband in Pleas
were
Frank
Gilliam
of
Pedee,
I.
M.
gun some years ago ou a small scale, come to Newport, pleats call. We
church next Sunday. dom ing sub
gineer supplied with wood.
ant Hill cemetery in the presence of
Shramm’s feed yard at the steel ject'. Christ Our High Priest ; evening Simpson and C. E. Slants of Airlie.
hut has been continually enlarging are camped on Nye Creek. With re
a very large number of kindred and
Lum ber.
F. M. Collins had his leg badly and improving until now perhaps no gards, A. I. Good friend.
friends. Hhe was a member of the M. bridge is a very popular place with subject, Christ, the Great King.— W.
Montgomery & Mulligan are flow E. church for 35 years. She was the Polk county people. From a dozen to T. Matlok, pastor.
bruised by being jammed between other town of the site in the state has
prepared to furnish any kind of lum mother of eleven children, e;ght of fifty of them have their teams there
logs where the Thurston Bros, are better lights. Mr. Ellis is enterpris
The
best
yields
of
wheat
of
which
NEW TO-DAY,
ber on short notice. Saw and planing whom sinviv<» her: Mrs. T. S. New- every day.
building a new dam away up the La- ing and will not allow the business to
we
have
heard
were
W.
H.
Kimcey
mills three fourth miles west of Falls bill, Mrs. J. McCulloch. Mr . J.Canm -i
stand still.
creole.
and
Wm.
R«jmpel
on
the
Dempsey
City, with branch office and yard at bell, Mrs. K. Campbell, all o Balia*
P O R RENT A MILK DAIRY OF 20 COWS DO
At the soap factory you can ex place near Rickreall, each getting 38
Cemetery work of all kinds done by
Airlie in charge of W. J. Turnidge. ton ; Mrs .1. Cornelius. Moiiiiiaindale,
A nephew of Teddie Roe was here a lag • food bniineM, also form. Inqulr* of W.
G L. Hawkins at the Independence list week from Eastern Oregon look C. Brown à S ob
Our lumber is seasoned and trimmed Mrs. J. Phipps, Du fur; Mrs Wm. change y»ur tallow and grease for bushels to the acre.
and it pays to buy dry lumber. Plans Wells, Oregon City, and Mrs. D. C. good In tin dry soap. They also have a
Kenneth Campbell and Dudley Ba marble works He gives as reference ing after the estate. Besides the two
and estimates furnished free. Write Saling. Ballston. The deceased has variety of nice toilet soaps which you ling were in town fium Ballston, Mon the scores for whom he has done work acre tract on the Halt creek road he
GOOD JKR8BY MILCH COW, ALBO SOME
can
get
in
the
same
manner.
furniture for sale by W . D. Klkins in Dalla«.
for further information.— John Mont over 50 grandchildren and 17 great
bail a limber claim near the old site
day, in connection with probating in this county.
gomery. general manager. Wm. Mul grandchildren.
of the Martin saw mill. Some twen
Grandma Davidson's will. T. J. Jel
The Dr. Darnell gold mine, with
ligan, yard manager.
N I OF THE M08T DRSIKABLI H O M U UT
ty years ago the kindred loet track of
At Johnson’s clothing emporium lisou, of Amity, is to be executor.
which Edgar Collins is connected at
Balia« is for aal«. For information apply h«r«.
him and it was only recently that
Da lla s C l o t h i n g F a c to ry .
they
will
now
sacrifice
the
profits
on
Ka.ama
gets
richer
as
it
goes
down.
T o C u re a C o l d in One* Day
H. W. Thielson at Derry milks 16
they lear ted where he lived and died.
W. C. Brown aod son have over summer things rather than carry
At the «leptli of .300 feet they are get
Take laxative bromo quinine tablets. their grocery store a tailor shop that
SOME FIRST CLAM GOTBWOLD EWES WANT
them over. Him wd people jump at ows and *ends weekly to the Inde ting #38 in gold to the ton of ore.
J ed Addrees, C. D. Purvine, Rickreall, Or.
All druggists refund the money if it keeps nine employes busy.
Their such chances. No matter what you pendence butter factory 10 gallons of
N E W P O R T BY T H E SEA.
fails to cure. Signature of E. W. cutter, Mr. Sure bet, has had thirty
cream. His neighbor W. O Morrow
The Sullivan hprse power machine
may
wajit
in
the
clothing
line
remem
Grove on each box. 25 cents.
Perhaps you will be interested to
HE DALLA8 FLOURING MILL 18 NOW REA-
years’ experience. Single garments, ber that the Johnsons can come near from seven cows sends 20 gallous of began at George Siefarth’s and will
dy to furnish »ack« and «tore wheat. Prof. W .
probably thresh for Morris Hughes, hear from the Dallas contingency at 1. Reynolds
suits, overcoats or anything else in er pleasing you than any body. Hun cream.
will have charge of the storage.
C O U N C IL M EE TIN G .
Oliver Dennis, Mr. Harris, Mr. Kim Newport. Surely Dallas is well repre
the tailoring line made to order on dreds of l’olk county people patronize
At the Baptist church: Preaching
sented
and
we
are
the
jolliesl
crowd
in
ball, Mr. Peterson aud others in the
An adjourned meeting was held last shoit notice.
them.
next Sunday, both morning and even
arm n ear dallab for rent to a thok
the camp. F. H. Morrison can he
Monday evening.
«»ugh, practical farmer. Reference«. Mrs. M.
ing. At Independence at 3 o’clock. foothills.
Iteatd at all hours; he knows how to » . Lee, 918 East Taylor street, Portland, Oregon.
Present— Muir, Cosper, Fisk»», Vas- j
M AR K ET REPORT.
Horses wanted— A first class team, yell, scream, laugh or sing. Ralph
Htockton’s dry good* store next to Preachers meeting Monday from 9 to
sal, Riggs, mayor, marshal and street
[Corrected weekly by Felix Noel.)
the postoftice is becoming quite a pop 11 o’clock. Rev. McFarland wiJl eid wagon and harnes*, team to be young, Williams plays the role of conductor
commissioner.
GOOD FARM WITH 100 ACRES OF GRAIN
sound, true, perfectly gentle, and to rather than banker. He is a very
ular place among ladies who like nice the services.— J. R. G. Russell.
Wheat, per bushel, 14) cts.
land and 820 acres of pasture, five mi lee from
Absent— Hay ter.
weigh
about
1,300
pounds
each.
With
Dallas,
is for rent to some one wno will buy the
things to wear. Mr. Stockton always
The stiret committee recommend- \ Bran, per ton $14
Dr. C. E. Cline, of Portland, will full particulars address, J. C. Fletch useful article anywhere, perfectly at farming outfit. For Information apply here.
home at a dance, a banquet, a church
buys the cream of the market and is preach in the Methodist church next
ed the building of a 10 foot walk in j Shorts, per ton, $18.
service, or in steering a crowd over
seldom undersold.
He also keeps Sunday, both morning and evening. er, Sutler, Oregon.
Oats, per bushel, 40 ets.
front of the jail property and the sher-
WO HEAD OF WORK HORBE8 AND ONE
shoes and clothing.
Flour, per 10 barrels,$3 00.
ifi was ordered notified.
Dr. Cline is one of the most popular
Judge H. L. Dashiell, a brother of precipitous rofcks, succeeding where
driving horse for sale by Mrs. E. T. Morrison,
Flour, per sack, 85c.
These claims were allowed :
preachers of Portland. A large crowd R. L. Dashiell, of this place, died re others failed. He deserves a medal four miles south of Ballston.
— o—
for withstanding four charming young
Buckwheat Hour, $2.50 per cwt.
J J Williams, work................ # 6 75
The best hop baskets in the mnrke* should gt,e°t him both morning and cently at Albia, Iowa. He had served ladies who ceaxed him to stay up
Germea, $1 50 per cwt.
Wm Kersey, work ..................
75
in both branches of the legislature
nyon e
d r a in in g a
f ir s t c l a h i
band
can be had at Freeland’s 156 State evening.
cutter and feeder can have one on the <
Corn meal, $2 50 per ewt.
Thurston Lumber Co ..........
7 96
and as district judge, ami was in all with them at a bonfire, giving them as of terms.
stieet.
Apply
to
Thos.
Elliott,
Dallas.
John
Smith
at
Bridgeport
has
sew-
an excuse, “ I can’t do it, ladle»,; I
1) J Riley, lights...................... 102 52
[Corrected weekly by Brown A Sou
d 27 acres to clover and 27 acres in respects a man of unblemished char stayed up last night until two o’clock
J M Grant, salary, fee«............ 29 f)0
acter.
rye
grass.
Tonight
he
will
have
about
and I imist have some real.” Prof. noT H LUMBER AND SHINGLES FOR
Potatoes, per bushel, 50 cts.
W F Muscott, sprinkling . . . .
8 00
Eye sight is worth everything and
The Derry warehouse under the Starr is also here in company with a D cheap. Ay ply at this offics.
Butter, per pound, 15cts.
Percy Hibbard, hauling, . . .
3 00
should l»e carefully ^parded.
At 20 of the neighbors to come in and
help
him
burn
40
acres
of
slashings,
cliHrge
of
Ben
Lneaa
is
now
receiving
distinguished friend of the opposite
Lard, per )H>und, 12| cts.
The quarterly reports and bills of
Barr’s iewelry store you can find .$»
Bacon,sines, per |>ound, lOjtrtMet*. skillful optician who will make no irtd- Will treat them to ice cream. Mr. lots of grain. His assistant* are War persuasion, with a smile on his face
o n e y to loan on im pr o v e d f a r m p r o -
the auditor and treasurer were referr
ptrty at usual rates by Otcur Hay ter, Dallas,
mill»
proposes
to
rui*e
les*
grain
and
ren
Burch,
Thad
and
Wm.
Lucas
which means “ I am having a good
Hams, per pound, 13(916 cts.
ed to the finance committee.
charge for examining your defects of
more
stock.
At
the
Dixie
warehouse
Frank
Gib
time." We had the pleasure of meet
Shoulders, per pound, 8(910 ct*.
A resolution regarding certain new
vision.
son, Krnoat fitenson, Will Rowell and ing today Judge Hihley and wife, Dr.
o n e y t o loan AT « PER CENT ON FARM
Eggs, per dozen, 15 cts.
sidewalks was passed and an ordi
For the Dixie and Derry warehouses P'd Seifarth are receiving no little Ifayter and wife, Oscar Ifayter and
security.
J. L. COLLINS, Dai Isa«
Chickeus, per dozen #2.50«*#4
nance ordered drawn.
45,000 sacks were provided and all of giaui.
Ladie
furnishing
goods
and
a
grea*
someone else, in fact all of the Dallas
Drieu fruits, per pound, 5 # 12 ct«.
The mayor made some remarks
variety of attractive fancy articles a them have already been taken out by
people, on our way to the lighthouse,
HAVE MONET TO LOAN
IMPROV1
_ . ON
O N ____________
Beets, per pound, 1 cents
anent a board of trade, action being
Dallas ha* two railroad warohousea
farm property.
SIBLEY A E A E IM f,
the New York Racket store. Read.' j farmers For several weeks Misses
which ia some five miles from Nye
Turnips, t»er pound, 1 cts.
postponed until next Monday night.
Mattie Koser and Jessie Stoner have both of which will be filled with bah-d Greek. The lighthouse is a fine build
made
clothing
for
both
sexes
of
ail
Ellis adjourned.
Cabbage, per pound, 2^ cts.
ages. In the matter of footwear they l»een employed mending sacks at imp* this fall. No grain will be stor ing. We ascended to the top by s
a r n to r e n t w it h
room for h a y
by
Onions, per pound, 3 cts.
Mrs. T, C. Garwood in Dallas.
cannot be beaten in high quality and which they make fair wages. About ed here because there is no machin Might of winding stairs. It stand» ifil
W h a t do th e C h h d e r n D r i n k ?
Beans, per pound, 5^.7 cents.
4,006 have passed through their hands, ery for cleaning it, nor is there suf feet from aea level. The light shows
I
low
prices.
Corn meal, per pound,2$ cts.
Don’t gtve them tea or coflee. Have
ficient warehouse room.
Is it not
Hay, per ton, $5®#8.
To accommodate those who are par al»out time that a grain warehouse 20 miles. It ia a 400 eandle power
you tried the new fo»jd drink Grain-o?
(iood Position Open.
and magnifies it to 8,780. It ia 81
It is delicious and nourishing and
tial
to
the
use
of
atemizei*
in
apply
was established at Dallas?
'The shrewdest farmers always want
feet from the base to the light. We
8 to p * th e C o u g h
ing
liquids
into
the
nasal
passages
for
takes the place of coflee. The more
the la-st of everything, knowing that
MAN ANI) WIFE ARE WANTED ON A farm
"My baby was terrjbtv sick with the nlao look a pedestrian excursion to the
Grain-O you give the childern the And work* off the cold
Laxative bro- ^ jJÄyg ,,, tlic long run. Mr. Shafer, catarfhal troubles, the proprietors pre
and dairy ranclv It to a desirahls place, but
more health you distribute through moquinine tablets cure a cold in one the harness maker near the Bush pare Ely,* Liquid Cream Balm. The diarrhoea," say* J. II. Doak. of Wil Lile Having Station, where we saw the only those who are willing to work and make them
«elves genet ally ueeful noed apply. None but en
their systems. Grain-O is made of day. No euro, no pay Price, 2 bank, employs skilled workmen and ! price, including the spraying tube, is liams, Greiion. ‘ We were unable to men in drill—shooting a cannon ergetic persons, wan ted. Addrme, XX, care Itenii-
75 cents. Druggist* or by mail. The cure him with the doctor’* assistance. which contained a rope over an an
pure grains, and when properly pre cents.
uses nothing but the liest material".
tried Chambei
rhamber- chor, wliir-ii re p re s e n te d a ship in dis
pared tastes like the choice grades of
i liquid emtsilie» Hie mmlit-inal psopir- »»«•
* ,;'" t reH,,rt «*« Dieil
■ Iio» of the solid }<rt paratimi. Cream Iain’s Folic, Cholera anti Diafrhoei a hes« and re s e llin g by means of that
c »flee bu*. costa about one-fourth as
M o n u m e n t U n v eile d.
Notice.
John Stout at the Landori & Han- Balm i* quickly absorbed by the mem remedy. I am happy to **y it gave rope the in m a te s of the w r e c k e d ves
much. All gr«>ceis sell it. 15 cents
Wi lv a beaut if nl and impressive
sel. At a n o t h e r lime we saw them
and 25 cents.
ceremony the vVomen of W»»oderaft ( M>n vast» and door factory is makint Inane and docs not dry up the secre immediate relief and a complete cure.
p e r fo r m in g on the hay. The hurl f HAVE SOLD MY MILL AND AM GOING OUT
at the Odd Fellows cemetery last Stin- superior hop basket* and selling them tion*, hut « hang« * them to a natural For sale by A. K. Wil*on.
containing eight o f the crew waa cap 1 of the mill business AH pertr na having claim«
doy afternoon unveiled the menu- below going price*. Ask to see tl e ami healthy character. Ely brothers,
Five F in e Le c tu re s .
Four car load* of oak barrel state six e d , hut the sturdy sailors soon against me will please present them at the saw mill
thirty days, and all persons owing me will
President Poling 1ms arranged with meat they had erected in memery of 1 good* and you will be apt to wan' 56 Warren street, New York.
timber were shipoed to Portland this tu rn e d the boat to its plane and sailed within
please call and settle within the same period, as l
a San Francisco lecture bureau fora their departed sister, Mrfi. Warren ! some of them.
week,
that
being
the
last
of
a
Urge
oi*
wish
to
cancel all book accounts. Accounts not
on as if iielliing unusual hail occur- settled then
The following teacher* are b e i n g -------
^ ~
will he placed in thehands of a collector.
course of five evening* at different Dunn. They, augmented by a long
xammeil by School Superintendent ^**r fihed by C. L. H u bh ^ i A Co. Ev-
J. V. RONCO, Peedee, Oregon
K
O
L
A
.
line
of
Woodmen,
formed
in
proce*-
times between the l«t of October and
cry
frw
day»
a
car
load
of
lumbar
from
8t:.rr, assisted hv Prof. A M Handers
Christmas. Four of the most noted ion at the cemetery gate and match- 1 Hezzie Brunk’* health is quite and Mrs. F. H. Morrison : Mis-e* R o the oak saw mill on the Gtitbrie place
men on the lecture platform will give ed to the tomb under the guidance of* poor.
sa Smith, Mary Kcott,
Glennie Run- goea off to variotia market». The
our people some sparkling thought* Mr*. Audit; Magers Mrs. IT. S. Grant j
Tommie Qnink has finished cutting i nels, Nellie Stockman, Ral^ h Fisher «trike in Han Franciaeo has caused or
presided
over
the
ceremonies,
which
!
in a manner not to be forgotten. If
and Dee Himpnon, Monmouth ; Mi*<es der» from there to he countermanded.
hi* hay.
Then the baby Is a ia stllk a »
it pays Test to read good books, so will were delicate and expressive. Miss!
Ann Mann and Mabel Cooper, Inde-
FOR SA L E CH EAP.
ly nervous, and frvtfa l, and
May
Sli*dtou
recited
a
jnieni
full
of
‘ Through the month» of June and
Hot weather fi vs injured the gar
it be most profitable to listen to such
! rendence; Mrs. Nancy Tillery. Miss July our baby w h b teething and took a
doesn 't g s ts in w eigh t.
speaker*. It will undoubtedly he the meaning for the o<va*ion and Her. F. den* ami hop yard*.
Effae CUrk»', Ballston; Miss Ella Ovi-
A PPLY HEBE.
greatest literary treat ev» r offered in L. Yoonirgavea touching addr«s$ in ! Mrs. Thacker has returned from a att, O. A. W. Russell, Buell; Scott running off of the bowel- and aick-
ne«a of the atomach,” » a v a O. I’ . M.
Dallas. A ticket for the five leeturis honor of the deceased and f«»r the vi>it to her daughter at Meliama.
Iseftvitt. Miss Kffie Plankington, Fall* Holiday, of Denting, Indiana. “ Ilia
will cost only #1 and the net proceeds good *'i the order. The monument i*
Is the best food and m edicine
W m Hodem and H P. McNsn* ) Citv ; M n Htevens, Hafom ; Mi* Mi
of go»$d si.se and attractive in appexr
bowel» would move from five to eight
for teeth in g babies. They
have l»ought Ihe Beardsley place nud ile Davi*, McCoy ; Mis« Nellie M u
lime«
a
day.
I
had
a
bottle
of
Cham
aiiee.
Mr. H ìk L'O i wifi move here this fall.
roll, Dallas
gain from the start.
berlain’» C.olir, Cholera ind Diarrhoea
Rend for a fret «ample.
M o r g a n Noidyke and family passed
Brown Broa., of Halt Creek, shipped
remedy in the bonee and gave him
•COTTA SOWN a Chewit-Ha.
o
h
u
Prsrl
Street,
New York.
a
i.rlom
l
ol
hay
to
Porti.rH
*.
and
loi»
‘
Î
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'K
1
'
h
-r.
»row
North
Yakima
on
O
A
S
T
O
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AT A DISCOUNT.
(our drop» in a teaapoonful of water
This frirnstars to o s every b o* of the gê n a is
r
• I . A i r aa,.. a» ! . . I n .
a
LJ . .
m , and fi os; «11 druggists.
Angele«.
H* . .
Baantk»
_ y f »»»
YwHwMIrtg
of ouk and fir lumber are being ship »heir way to I
and he got heller at once.” Hold by
Laxative Bromo-Quinine
hr*»» beri nia w of Timmords and uncle
fr. mu here.
SEE US ABOUT IT.
A K. Wilton.
of Mrs R. Brunk.
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Toothing
Shingles«**
Scott’s Emulsion
Lumber«^