Polk County itemizer. (Dallas, Or.) 1879-1927, August 30, 1901, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text'4 . <•* S ALEM 8 U C C E S TIO N S . For groceries go to Osfield’s. LOCAL A N D GENERAL- Go to brown’s store for good hop When the steam laundry does your washing yon will have no cause of re ' W H A T W E H A V E L E A R N E D D U R I N C •«‘ »ket«. gret or complaint. Their employes ; T H E W E E K F R O M A L L AV A IL- ^ Hodge it building a fruit dry never slight any work entrusted to er at Independence. them. A b le S o u r c e s D i s h e d u p for O u r The prineipalsbip of the Salt Creek N u m e r o u s F a m i l y ot Headers school i s »till vacant. In A h revta ted P a r a g r a p h s . Schramm’s feed yard at the steel Old paper* for all sort» of puapose« bridge is generally crowded with Polk Spectacle* and glasses at Pfennig’*, j for »ale at this office. couuiy teams. Nearly everybody from across the river stops there be When you want shingles come to j Harvey Cartmel, of Momnouth, is cause always well treated. this office. ' to teach ic California. • — -o — Last week W. H. Grinisley was mar- Dr. Will Cavauagh, dentist; office The soap factory out by the waolen ried to Bertha Lemaster*. over tile bank in Dallas. mill buys lots of grease and tallow from across the livi-r, generally pay Several oaa'ern friends are visitiu g Two hrothcis from Missouri are vis ing for it with their choice toilet and iting Capt. Lafollet at Sheridan. I Ah’, and Mrs. J. J. Wiseman. laundry soaps, Walter Kirkwood now owns and is A pool of 60.000 bushels of oats were —o--- running tiie Wheatland warehouse, sold in Marion county last week at 26 Hop hunki'U of the Lent kind at Bert Lucas, of Monmouth, is now i cents. I Freeland’« «tore, 156 «tate street. fireman on the Dallas passenger (rain. Mi»s Abide Weikal, of Falla City, — o— lias returned from leaching in Tilla John Kail, an aged citizen of the F fork ton’* drees good« were recent l ’edee settlement, died there last work mook. ly bought in New York l»y a mAn of Do you want fine photographs! Miss Ella P e t t y j o h n , of Butler, has I(= = l 1 ------------------ — Ü lift-long experience. Twenty different Come and see us. T. J. Cherrington, beautiful designs from which to se been teaching out in the mountains. Dallas. lect, among them Venetians, cheviotts C. W. Mutth“ W* from Lebanon has Wo have blank warehouse receipts granites, victorias, albatross, storm iMiught the J. C. Shultz saloon busi printed and ready for delivery on serges, crepe and melrose cloth. ness. GOOD judge must have both experience short notice. John Sanders, of Amity, is in very W . C. Bryant goes to Moro next and learning. A housekeeper should Johnson & Co. stand at the head of poor health and not expected to live week to become principal of the pub the city dealers in clothing. The two long. lic school there. be a good judge for she too must have main reasons for it are that they keep about everything the public want in Yocom A Bewley are to furnish Dalian people will bear interesting experience and learning or she may think that •hat line and have proved themselves beef to tlie Grand Itonde Indian news from Lafayette next week. A thoroughly reliable. Your boy can school. little bird told ns so. the soaps made to look like Ivory Soap are just get just as good a bargain there as Finley Edgar has sold to Daniel John McCrow’a 48 sere wheat field you can. It pays to deal with them. Hoffman 83 acres of land out tuwurda near McCoy is said to have turned out as good. W ith experience she will know Salt Cret k. 40 bushels to the acre. Photography of the best quality you that they lack the remarkable qualities of the The long continued dry weather Miss Grace Cleaver and Max Bailey will always get at the Cronise studio. has made vegetables very scarce at of this county obtained second grade genuine. Ivory Soap— 9945 *i 6 o per cent. pure. —-©— the stores. certificates in other counties. OOPMIOHT 111! IT TMC MOCTIft « I M K I CINOMNATI Have you a good clock at home or S. C Dodson and family have mov Clyde and Van Emhree are working a reliable watch to carry with you? If not, you should take a bee line to ed into the Yates house down by the on a stock ranch in Harney county, their pay being $35 a month. Barr’s jewelry store, where you can flouring mill. get precisely what you need. Mrs. I. L. Bnrson has returned L E T T E R LIST. T h e S ta te F a ir . Miss Fannie Dempsey 1ms returned from a long visit with her father in from Perrvdale where she has been Concerning the approaching exhi These letters remain uncalled for in Hurney cminty. staying with Mrs. A. C. Taylor. It always pays to get the best, espe the Duilas postoffice for the week end bition the Statesman says: Moie II. B. Plummer writes back from ing August 26th and parties calling horses are now entered for the state cially when buying harness. Shafer’s J. D. Lee’s son, Roacoe, has been fair races for this year than ever be Nome City that he had a desperate shop near Bushe’s bank has the repu for them will please state that they dangerously ill with malarial fever, fore a month before the opening, tation of having the best material and time getting there. have been advertised : hut is now thought to be improving. while never have so many other at doing the best work in town. M's Julia Brown J. T. Lady and Jas. Shepherd are tractions attempted to make contracts Within a short distance around Sa — o — Mrs Annie Dorr 2 running threslimw machines on the to appear on the grounds. In the lem, about 50,000 cords of wood nre E N Dorr Crash hats at half price and ham Upper Yamhill river. live stock department the officers a»-e used annually and a scarcity is al Miss A M Lang rushed to death. Already 228 head mocks greatly reduced at the New There is t o he a district Sunday ready beginning to be felt. Mr Pat Phmlin of blooded cattle are entered for exhi York Racket store. They have extra school convention a t Falls City Sun Mrs A J Tolmie bition purposes, and the officers have good hop gloves for 25 cents. It is day, September 29th. Dr. McCallon has received from Mr Charlie Teasley ordered the construction of more cet- the cheapest one price cash store in Chicago a $300 static, electric ma Mr C J Welch Clothing and furnishing tle stalls to accommodate all that may the city. J. Thurston and wife, of Silver, chine with X rays to he he used in come, their stall-room being already goods of all kinds. were in town Tuesday visiting their connection with his practice. C. G. C oad , postmaster. exhausted. Among the cattle for sous, the sawmill men. Hundred of Pacific coasters who which spa'-e is requested are several T h e T h r u s t of a L a n c e Stout's hop baskets at the Landon E. H. Stuns and wife, former resi »ere in the east during the hot spell Is scarcely more agonizing than the breeds never before shewn in Oregon. ifc Hanson planing mill are light and dents of Dallas, have been out from have come back to God’s country dis recurrent pains in the abdomen which Among them are the Brown Swiss, gusted with their experiences there. follow the eating of improper food or the Aberdeen Angus, and the Arysh- strong and cheap. Get what you need their home on Big Neatucca. too free indulgence in ice-water. The irss. while the Ladd farm will exhibit at once for fear the supply gives out. T. W. Nnrdby and wife have been Cemetery work of all kinde done by for sash and doors. immediate cause of cramps and colic a herd of Jerseys, recently imported Go there ------------ up from Portland on a visit to her G L. Hawkins at the Independence + • ♦ -------------- is often the distention of the bowels from the Island of Jersey. parents, VV. K. Craven and wife. marble works. He gives as reference DALLAS PO IN TER S. by gas. (¿nick relief follows the use j the scores for whom lie lias done work D a lla s C l o t h i n g F a cto ry . Warehouseman T. J. Scroggin.ol in this county. The Dodson Racket store carries Perry Davis' Pain Killer. Careful housekeepers give it the place of hon- ( W. C. Brown and son have over such a variety of things needed about Sheridan paid Merit McKinley 50 their grocery store a tailor shop that every home that they enjoy a nice cents a bushel fur his new wheat. Judge Bnreli will commence pick or in the family medicine chest. keeps nine employes busy. Their trade. Moat of their prices are lower ing hops at Dixie Monday, Williams <t Mrs. M. F Lee has been up from Kirkpatrick in th# Lyle yard here Sheriff's T a x S ale s. cutter, Mr. Sarchet, has had thirty than elsewhere. Portland looking after her farm in Wednesday and so will Henry Clifford Within the last week Sheriff Van j years’ experience Single garments, terests out along the Guthrie lane. Orsdel has disposed of all except half suits, overcoats or anything else in begin on that date. The ladies of Dallas and vicinity a dozen lots of real estate sold for de the tailoring line made to order on ■The Lady threshing machine has Prof. Starr’s class of twenty young should not buy fall furnishing goods linquent taxes, the aggregate receipts i short notice. for themselves and children before in been doing excellent work around ladies in the M. E. Sunday school being about $2,000. Never before was I Sheridan, averaging over 2000 bushels gave an ice cream social under the specting the stock of Mrs. Chace. so clean a sale made. The owners of j M A R KET REPORT. n day. hell tower by the city hall, Tuesday the property can tedeem it by paying* evening, and realized $10. [Corrected weekly by Felix Noel.) 20 per ceil* on the amount of sale any I Mrs. Morgan and daughter have Fault's hardware store never carried Wheat, per bushel, 50 cts. time within a year, or 30 per cent a better or more varied stock than at come from Washington to visit her The multiplied thouaands of east- Bran, per ton $14 within two years. After that the present. Tell your neighbors that no son, Will McCabe, in the Pioneer set ern people who have lieen illi along Shorts, per ton, $18. sheriff can give'a title to the property. matter what they may want in that tlement. the Pacific coast this year will adver Oats, per bushel, 40 cts. But few are buying the tax titles witli line he has or can procure it for then» tise our country so well ua to draw While helping a neighbor to reload Flour, per 10 barrels, $3 00. any expectation of keeping the prop on short notice. Many families will thousands of strangers this way. some haled hay Cass Biggs let a heavy Flour, per sack, 85c. erty, but simply as a good investment soon want heating or cooking stoves plank so drop as to almost cut off his Buckwheat Hour, $2.50 per ewi. for interest. The titles to property Mrs. J. J. Wiseman returned Mon- and he is ready to supply them with Germea, $1 50 per cwt. are so much more perfect than ever duy freru Salem, where she has been the best in the market. If >ou are second and third toes. Corn meal, $2 50 |>er cwt. before that tire buyer runs but little going to build or repair anything, he New and second hand threshers visiting her brother, A. W. Fowler, risk of getting a bad bargain. lias the iron things yuu will need. and engines of various kinds and new who is in very poor health. Her [Corrected weekly by Brown ft Son and second hand pumps on sale at nephew. Win. Fowler, of Washington, O nly a Mask. Potatoes, per bushel, 50 cts. Wagner Bros. shop. Go and exam returned with her. It takes Mr. Lynch hut an instant Butter, per pound, loots. Many are not being benefited by ine pumps. Under our heading New Today you to size up what is the best way to do a Lard, per pound, 12^ cts. the summer vacation as they should One of the Sullivan boys was caught will find quite a variety ef fresh things Bacon,sides, per pound, 10J(iU4cti job of hlacksmithing. he. Now, notwithstanding much out by the tumbling rod of their horse and some of them may interest you. Hams, per pound, 13®l(i cts. door life, they are little if any strong A** power thresher, and had not his shirt People have found out that it pays to Shoulders, per pound, 8@ 10 cts. er than they were. The tan on their And Mr. Risser, the gunsmith, has given way there would have been one advertise in the Itemizer when they Eggs, per dozen, 15 cts. faces is darker and makes them look had so much experience at mending less Sullivan today. wish to buy, sell or exchange; and it Chickens, per dozen $2.50(g$4 healthier, but it is only a mask. They all sorts of broken things that he ia a speedy way ef securing help want Dried fruits, per pound, 5@12 ct*. are still nervous, easily tired, upset by Some of our threshing outfits put ed. knows at once how to tackle a job. trifles, and they do not eat nor sleep Beets, per pound, 1 cents He keeps ammunition and fishing in rather long hours, but some crews well. What they need is what tones Turnips, per pound, 1 cts. east of the momitsins put in every Rev. H. L. Pratt came up from the tackle. the nerves, perfects-digestion, creates Cabbage, per pound, 2$ cts. minute of daylight, however they get metropolis Monday and want with appetite, and makes sleep refreshing, Onions, per pound, 3 cts. better pay and an extra meal for it. Rev. C. C. Poling on a camping, hunt and that is Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Pupils It will not pay to go all the way to Beans, per pound, 5(i»7 cents. ing and fishing expedition over tow The Lindeman thresher is having a and teachers generally will find the Salem for an article which the s’ age Com meal, per pound,2 } cts. ard Tillamook. Enroute they will chief purpose of the vacation best sub driver will get and deliver for a song. big run around Lewisville, most < f scatter college catalogues and look af Hay, per ton, $5(e4$8. the grain turning out quite well. The served by this great medicine which, A** wheat crop of Henry Slants averaged ter church and school interest« gen S to p s t h e C o u g h as we know, "builds up tire whole sys Neither will it pay to drop in just 30 and his oats 40 bushels to the acre. erally. tem ” And works oH'tlie cold. Laxative bro- There was so much rain at Amity moquinine tablets cure a cold in one anywhere for a livery rig while there John H. Vernon, who was raised day. No cure, no pay. Price, 25 is so much difference in their merits between here and Salem, was married mid Dayton last Sunday night that P a tte r n s for S c h o o l G ir ls . Docksteader’e barn will give you the threshers had to suspend operations Just at the time when people are be cents. •it Sheridan last week to Miss Ora Bu the next.day. Around here we had best service. ginning to think of school again The ell. He is a professional drmrgist and many vivid flashes of lightening and *** Lum ber. Designer for September has a special has a position in an Oregon City drutr heavy claps of thunder and some rain, Montgomery & Mulligan are now A better job of hlacksmithing you •tore. article regarding aprons for school hut not enough to interfere with work girls. It is for sale in our paper pat prepared to furnish any kind of lum cannot get than John E. Smith will Monday evening George Cutler’s on Monday. tern department. We have a full ber on short nnlice. Saw and planing do for you. earn got scared and ran away from line of standard patterns just received. mills three fourth miles west of Falls President Poling is over in Tilla Henry Dimmick's where it was hitch mook looking after the interests of City, with brunch office and yard ai R. E. B ryan & S on . From experience we can recom ed to the fence. The hack was con his church and Dallas college. There Airlie in chsrge of W. J. Turnidge mend Gay nor’s shoe store as a goo I W o have books of both blank notes Our lumber is seasoned and trimmed place to go for footwear. Large stool siderably h r o K e n up and one o f t h e are many indications that the attend inrses injured. and it pays to buy dry lumber. Plans ance of the school will he materially and receipts for sale at 25 cents. and estimates furnished free. Write from which to select and prices fair. Do —ot forgft the living picture increased the coming year. Some County Clerk Ix)ugliary and family for further information.—John Mont *** show at the city hall Friday and Sat students are coming from afar and are rusticating at Slab Crsek. gomery. general manager, Wm. Mul They say that Mr. Kerslake, the urday everings. Three hours of some families will move to town for ligan, yard manager. Robert Grant and wife were in from new and second hand furniture deal laughable as well as instructive enter school privileges. beyond Bridgeport trading Monday. er, always 'rests his customers right. tainment. Two lifelike fairy scenes Try O ra ln -O ! T ry C ra ln -O I “ My hahy was terribly sick with the Harry Coad is in Good Samaritan Ask your grocer to show you a He wil1 pay cask for your surplus 8 « - will be reproduced. diarrhoea,” says J. H. Doak. of Wil hospital at Portland being treated for package of Orain-O, the new food • md hand furniture. Horat Bros, have large hop inter liams, Gregon. ‘ We were unable to a nervous affection. drink that takes the place of coffee. ests in this county aud annually pay cure him with the doctor's assistance, The children may drink it without in Jolly, genial John Wiseman seldom out over $20,000 among us. Such full and as a last resort we tried Chamber- The Brooks and Kreps families, from jury as well as the adult. All who try north of Independence, have gone U> it, like it. Orain-O has that rich seal loses a customer, but is cousisntly handed and progressive men ero al lain’« Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Blab Creek, it being their first sight brown of Mocha or Java, but it is training new one« at hi» hardware ways a materia) benefit to the section remedy. I am happy to say it gave I-tore on Mill »tree!. Everything fm in which they do business. immediate relief and a complete cure. of the seashore. made from pure grains, and the most | carpenters and builders. For sale by A. K. Wilson. Many who are with the threshing A. C. Taylor was in from Perrydule delicate stomach receives it without | machines made it a condition that “ Through the months of June and Wednesday and says threshing will distress. \ the price of coffee. 15c. T h e L a rg e s t C ro p . n ot l*e completed around there for and 25 cts per package. Sold by all The Willamette valley ha« pmba I hey were to he relieved when hop J til v our laiby was teething and took a picking begun. Some machines if grocers. nearly a week yet. j bly harvested the largest crop of hay | not through hy the middle of next running off of the bowel» and sick ------------------------- ness of the stomach,” says O. P. M. in its history this year, and most of it The hop baskets on sale at Brown’s The bond ot the guardian of the Holiday, of Deming, Indiana. "Hi* has been cured in good cendition, a« week wil) have to mu sliorthanded. Bcrafford minor heirs has been filed stole are good ones. the weather lias been more than usu T. A. Riggs seys that in the White bowels would move from five to eight and approved, and the administrator Mr. Girard has given up the Burns ally favorable, except for that which river valley near Seattle where so ma times a day. I hail a bottle of Cliuni- of the Nathaniel Holman estate has mill near Lewisville and it is not run | needed cutting early. The govern ny Imps were raised a few years ago, lierlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea been authorized to sell real property ment takes at a good price the limn nearly all of them have been plowed remedy in the house and gave him ning. at public instead of private sale. thy which is for sale, hut the great in op and everybody has gone into the four drop# in a teaspoonful of water Hop growers can get the beet sul In the various yards around Bridge phur, haling cloth, kiln cloth, twins crease in the area of clover in the val dairying business which is very prof anil lie got better at once.” Bold by A. K. Wilson. port 400 persons will begin picking etc. st F. A Douty’s, Indr|wndet>ce. ; ley is shown by the low price at which i table. clover hay is selling in many places. hops about the middle of next week. Price- quoted on application. This ia an advertising age and Hie We give no r e w a r d s . An t f fe r of [ We do nut think any one has adver- i Claud Dunn will establish a grocery ; buying public naturally expect that this kind ia the m e a n e s t o f d e c e p t i o n s Wm. Kimhall is back from harvest used the growing of clover (or .ale in in the Gardner yard and run a wagon | those wlio have bargains to offer will Ms says that i tliis county. Clover hay st f 3 to $5 tell it in the newsps|>ers. Polk coun- Test the c u r a t i v e p o w e r « o f Ely’s to all the neighboring camps. It ing in Sherman comity C r e a m Balm f o r the c u r e of c a t a r r h , ought to be a good thing for both bin» wheat is going about 25 bushels to a ton is very cheap feed, and should ty p e o p l e will have lots of money to the sere and ihvt threshers will be tie used for feeding on the farm on •pend this fall and merchants who hay fever and cold in the head and and them. you are sure to continue the treat which it is grown — Oregon Agricul running for some time yet. make the most libera) use of printers ment. Relief is immediate end a cure turist. | I n k will get the bulk ( f it. Judge Wells «ays that the various follows. It is not drying, does not hop yards in the American Bottom produce sneering. It soothes and A .ingle Portland firm has bought will aggregate 185 acre* and that be 5,000 tons of timothy hay in Wash [ heals the membrane. Price 50 cents OAITORXA. T b i« «le v a tu re le mm every box o f the genuiM 1 » Kind Y w H tu Ih s ty t B w flt fore this time tex t w.ok all of (hem j ington county. That county w ill1 n tw J t u" iw w e iw p at druggists or by mail. Eiv Broth Laxative Bromo-Quinine will be i - full blast, the agreed price have 600 car loads of Intled hay to sell. ' ers, 56 Warren direct, New York. for picking being 40 cents. T " ¿ Z & ítf& c / ú í I -------. . . ------- T. J. Hayter baa a fine orop of mul berries on his grafted tree. WHITE FRONT In the Heise hop yon! at Oak Grove picking will begin next Monday. The wife and daughter of W. V. Fuller have arrived from the oast. GROCERY DALLAS - OREGON T . A. RIGGS, Proprietor. Dr. Cavanagh, who is away on a va cation, will soon be hack in his deulal office. It is a fact well understood ! that you can buy better and ! more goods of me for less money than at any store in John Carter and wife, nee Craven, Polk county. I keep every are up from Pot Hand on a visit to her thing fresh and up to date— parental home. always fresh and the ¡best. George Kearns, recertly from Hdre are a few summer deli Washington, ha.i rented the Bricker cacies : farm east of town. Jap Miller lias returned from -the Alaska mining regions much afflicted with scurvy. SWEET PICKLES j * AMS AND JELUESji Joe East will next week begin pick ing Ilia 2C acres of Imps at Bridgeport and expects a good yield. Eugene Hayter has been clerking in Hie Chapman furuitnre store dur ing the uhsauce of the proprietor at the hay. If you need hop tickets they will be printed at this office on short notice. If you need more pickers, let uaudver- tise for them. G 3IMOLAS STRAINED HONEY j* POTTED CHICKEN j« POTTED TURKEYji INSTANTANEOUS TAPIO- ca for puddings. Try our an- tiseptic toothpu picks. Inde pendence creamery butter al- wayB on ic9. The Elliott machine was threshing for Mr. Hall at Rickreall yesterday The infant daughter of Oliver Deu- and will close down this week to get nia and wife died Wednesday. ready for fruit drying. The Imp baskets at Brown’s (tore Rev, D- C. McFarland and wife have gone to visit Linn county kindred be are light, atrong and cheap enough. fore the annual conference which will John E. Mi'ler is up from Multno- soon meet at Medford. rnsh county looking after hii intereata Mr. and Mrs. Rempel, of Rickreall, around Monmouth. will soon start on an all winter’s visit The machine of Byerly, Gibson A to their native country, Russia, which Co. has boen housed after threshing tiiey left 26 years ago. all their own grain. Dallas received three carloads of The Monmouth brass band with 20 freightWednesday evening. There waa a full carload of sulphur for Bryan A piscaa under the leadership of Trank Lucs* will play for the stale fair. Son, to be used in hop drying. Mrs. Chace has returned from Port* The prunes will net be ready for picking until a considerable portion laud where she bought a nice stock of furniahing of the hops have been gathered, which ladies’ and children's fact will make help more plentiful for goods. both crops. Lute Chapin has gone back to hii Brown Bros., of Salt ereek, have home at Ellensburg, Washington, ac been haling hay for J. M. Lynn. Frank companied by hia sister, Mrs. Grace Fawk, George Myer and Hank Wag Miller. ner, besides compressing about 150 There are six teachers in the Hood tons for themselves. River school where Miss Metis White, Several hop yards in this county of Oak Grove, will resume teaching are run by Chinamen, who have no September 9th. trouble in getting white pickers. In Mrs. W, R. Craven and daughter, business relations they are about aa Ethel, and Ruth Van Orsdel have reliable aa the average Caucasian. been visiting the Porter place over iu The Evangelical parsonage east of the Rack Creek country. the academy block has been raised The other day we aaw Unola John and ia being repaired. Rev. Winter, Bridgeport, crippling who is a bachelor, was not inclined to Rhodes, of around with rheumatism and under answer questions as to its occupancy. the weight of 82 year*. Ha had just Competent men in various hop bought an outfit and waa going to growing sections estimate that the Or pick hops. egon crop this season will be from 15 to 20 percent short in quantity, but of NEW TO-DAY. bettor quality titan for several years past. The freight train engine struck a leak and became unserviceable at Air- lie Tuesday morning and a special engine came up from Portland and took the disabled train in that after noon. Miss Shaw, and two children from Lebanon have been visiting the home of her brother. W. Shaw, proprietor of the Dallas feed yard. Mr. Doud and Ed Guy have alae been over from there. Monroe Miller has returned from an all summer's stay at Ocean Park, looking unusually well. Some others of our old people would be profited by such changes of climate and sur roundings. The promoters of the proposed oil well on the A. M. Holmes place say it will he a go. They expect to have boring machinery on the ground with in a month and can go down 2,000 feat in 60 days. Uucle Peter Syron ia in town this week and looks fairly well but is very frail, almost worn out. Uncle Morris Jones, who has lieen in these parts ov er 50 years, may be seen on our streets almost any day taking life easy. He has seen 85 summers come and go. N. F. Gregg, of Ballston, was in town Monday and not feeling very well. He thought nearly all of the threshing in that section would be finished this week. Wheat was going from 18 to 30 bushels to the acre and oats not much better. Hep picking may not begin for a week yet. The Bible is a storehouse of rich imagery and splendid words, of style both simple snd ornate, ami as litera ture alone, apart from ita spiritual el evalion, will repay the search of every student. Rvad lue Bible and Shake- apoure and you will find yourselves able to converse well.— September La dies’ Home Journal. OF SHEEP Schwelteer, Dalla*. 75 HEAD FOR SALE BY JACOB V J OOTSWOLD 8HEKP AND AN EXTRA FINF* T i buck to let on the shares by I. M. Palmer, Dalla«. RS. FRANK BUTLER, ON THE ROAD TO Teal’s mill, has ionie flue early chickens, also old onss, for sale. M WENTY-KIGH OOAT8, MOSTLY WETHERS, for Hale by A. Burkhalter near Dallas. r 7RE8H DURHAM MILCH COW, 6 YEARS OLD, for sale by A. J. Peterson at Oakdale. P UBLIC NOTICE—I WILL NOT PAY ANY debts contracted by my wife after August 19, 1901. ELMER YOÇOM. NY ONE WI8HINO A SMALL BUNCH OF sheep on the shares may apply to H. L. Fenton. L OP PICKERS WANTED FOR THE PROCTOR yard. Apply to Prof. Reynolds. H' WORK MARE, WEIGHING ABOUT 1.« A OOOD 260. and a good two Mated carriage Is for sals for any other stock except herses by J . , of Dallas. a c b b trei- lised yard 1} miles east of Dallas—George Row- o p p ic k e r s w a n t e d a t m y u H elite. NEW CHAMPION BINDER sale at Henry Brown's place near Della«. A NEARLY A PoR OOOD JERSEY MILCH COW, ALSO SOME furniture for sale by W. D. Elkins in Dallas. O NE OF THE MOST DK8IRABLH HOMES IN Dallas is for sale. For information apply her«. FIRST CLASS COT8WOLD EWES WANT- S OME ed. Add res«, C. D. Purvine, Rickreall, Or. HE DALLAS FLOURING MILL IS NOW REA- dy to furnish tack« and store wheat. Prof. W, . Reynolds will have charge of the storage. r F a r m n e a r D a l l a s f o r r e n t t o a t h o r - ough, practical farmer. References. Mrs. M. *. I*ee, 918 East Taylor street, Portland, Oregon. The Oregon stale fair at Salem, September 23rd to 28tli, 1901, inclu OTH LUMBER AND SHINGLES FOR SALB cheap. Ayply at this office. sive, promises to be the best this year that ha? yet lieen held. New features for amusement and instruction have OBEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED FARM PRO- been added, snd particular attention M perty at usual rates by (Hear Hayter, Dallas, will he given to the stock exhibit, ow ing lo the great aud constantly in-1 ONEY TO LOAN AT • PER CENT ON FARM J. L. COLLINS, Dalles creasing interesting in dairying1 M security. throughout the stale. Fur this oora- »ion, the Southern Pacific Co. will E HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVE» make a rate of one fare for the round W farm property. SIB LEY* K A K » ft, trip, lrum all its stations ill Oregon, to Salem and return, and it is to he hop Good Position Ojien. ed lliat everyone who ran do so will show his appreciation by taking ad- | vantage of this opportunity to pass a 4 MAN AND WIFE ARE WANTED ON A farm and dairy ranch. It Is a de«iiah|« place, but few daya pleasantly and profitably at only those who are willing to work arwl mak e them- our state capital. •elvHftgerteially useful mud apply. None but en B' ergetic persons.wanted. DOCTORS say “ Consumption can be cured.” Naturealone won’ t do It. It Deeds help. Doctors say “ Scott’s Emulsion Is the best help.” Bat you must eontlnue Its use even In hot weather. If you have not tried it. send for free M Q i j k SCOTT * BOW NR, Chetm>U 409-413 Pearl Street, New Y ork, p c . and fi gfetM Address, XX, care Iteim- Shingles** FO R S A L E C H E A P . A P P L Y HEME. Lum ber«^ AT A DISCOUNT. SEE US ABOUT IT.