L u m b e r.
Rev. A. 1. Gotsdfriend and W . H .
M ontgom ery A Mulligan are now
finals have gone tn presbytery anti
Mrs. Goodfriend and the c hildren prepared to furnish any kind of linn
h a te gone to P o rtlan d er.route to C al her on sh o rt notice. Saw and platting
m ills th ree fourth miles west of Falla
ifornia.
City, w ith branch office and yard at
A irlie in charge of W J. T uruidge
P IO N EE R .
O ur lu m b e r ia aem-oned and trim m ed
W m . Eoff has a new set of h a rn e s s anil it pays lo Ituy dry lum ber. Plane
Mrs. R obbins is visiting O akdale a n d estim ates furnished free. W rite
for fu rth e r inform ation.—John M ont
friends.
gom ery. general m anager. W in. Mul
Miss Jessie Reese is teach in g here. ligan, yard m anager.
|
E ln te r Gilliam and F ra n k H a n n a
T r y O ra ln -O I T ry C ra in -O !
have been visiting J o h u R obbins and
Ask y o u r grocer to show you a
will soon go to E astern O regon.
package of G rain-O , the new focal
N. W oodward sod son, Ixdford, s rs drink th a t takes the place of, coffee.
fishing and h u n tin g over on the coast. Ilte olt ild re it may drink it w ithout in
Plato M cFee is im proving his resi ju ry as well as th e adult. All who try
it, like it. G ra iu -0 Inis th a t rich seal
dence with a coat of rustic.
brown ol M ucha or Java, but it is
I. P. Usese and wife, of B ethel, and made from pure grains, and the most
O liver D ennis am i wife, of O akdale, delicate stom ach receives it w ithout
were am ong us Sunday.
distress. J the price of coffee. 15c.
and 25 cts per package. Sold by all
H a r r y C o a d Dead .
H e w»» horn in P en n sy lv an ia in grocers.
TH R O U G H A GLASS.
VORY SOAP is a skin soap. On one square
inch of your hand there are 2,800 pores. On
the whole body you have 2,381,284 of these
little cavities to look after. Every one of these
openings must be kept clear, or the impurities of the
body can not pass out. Now, to cleanse the pores,
you need a fine, pure soap. Scientists who speak not
from opinion, but from scientific analyses, urge the use
of Ivory Soap. 99♦>*. per cent. pure.
copyright
mi a
1846. W hen 20 years old lie cam e to
this county a n d for a short tin ts ran a
butcher shop in D allas and then set
tled nu Gooseneck, wln-re by th rift
and in d u strv he gradually a cc u m u la t
ed ab o u t 500 acres of land. F or a
considerable tim e he had been a n in
valid and som e weeks ago w ent to a
P ortland h o spital (or tre a tm e n t. In
spite of the liesl medical skill he died
there last M onday, his wife and sou,
Ed, beiug w ith him . Rev. C. C. Pol
ing pleached his funeral in th e M eth
odist churt It W ednesday'and he wus
laid to rest in the Odd Fellows eeme-
t ry. He had been a lifelong earnest
M ethodist and was one of God’s noble
m en. He was always an outspoken
hat of w hatever was unm anly and his
werd was as good as his bond. H is
brother, E. F . Goad, is an a tto rn ey
here.
N EX T SUNDAY,
LOCAL AND GENERAL-
W H A T WE HAVE LEARNED D U R IN C
TH E W EEK FROM ALL A V A IU
F o r groceries go to Osfield’s.
Dr. W ill C avauagh, d e n tis t; office
over the bank in Dellas.
K L. Shelton and Miss E lvia Sellars
were m arried last week by Squire
A b le S o u r c e s D is h e d u p for O u r H ardy Hnlm en and are living in the
N u m e r o u s F a m i l y of R e aders
H olt M eD aniel p ro p erly . H e was
In Ab re v la te d P a r a g r a p h s .
born and raised in D allas and his
bride lias lived ju s t southw est of town
Spectacles and glasses a t P fen n ig ’s. for a num ber of years. A host of
warm friends wish them the richest
Jo lin n y M acom ber was in a train blessings of sa rth .
wreck in E a s te rn Oregon last week
A m os H olm an has sold his farm hy
b u t escaped w ith some bruises.
liie E lk in s school house (o L. E. Old
H alf an hour is all the tim e required en for »4,000.
to dye with P u tn a m Fadeless ilyss.
Mrs, E T. M orrison has gone to
Sold by A. K . W ilson, 10c. per p a ck
join her husband ill A rito n a. J. A.
age.
B axter now occupies th eir S alt Creek
Mrs. M. C. Brown has moved to farm and H enry Gillam is on th e
R ickreall ami is living in th e house place vacated by M r. B axter.
fro n tin g the store. L ast M onday her
W m . T hom as lias been up from
eon, l i . C .S ey m o u r, took ch arg e of
C alifornia looking a fte r his properly
th e public school there.
interests here.
A state and co u n ty school a p p o r
T h e D allss S h ak esp earian club re
tio n m e n t of $10,600 lias been m ade.
organized M onday evening by the
L u m b er is being hauled to b uild a election of Mrs. II . H . C hace os p res
parsonage ju s t west of the B a p tist id en t, Miss L ina Slituffer vice p resi
c h u rc h .
d en t, Mrs. F . H . M orrison secretary
and R. E. W illiam s treasurer. T he
T he public school a tte n d an c e has executive com m ittee is Mrs. P auline
increased to 263.
W illiam s, Mrs. T . J . C lierrington and
T h e new S o u th M ethodist pastor, D. P . Stouffer, the com m ittee on p ro
Rev. L. C. S m ith , will preach here gram being T racy S taals, Mrs. D M.
M etzger and Mrs. Pearl Shaw.
T hey
n e x t Sunday m o rn in g and evening.
m eet every M onday evening a t the of
C apt. Fred S arcliet’s ship is a t the fice of School S u p e rin te n d en t S ta rr.
m etropolis for a cargo of w heat for the
M arried, at the residence of B. S.
E nglish m arket.
H arris, on R ailroad street, Dallas, on
1). A. E lkins and J. C. Uglow have T hursday evening, October 3rd, 1901,
been exam ined for adm issiou to tb s J o h n H . N ighton, of Stiver, and Miss
bur as practicing atto rn ey s.
M artha J. le m o n s, of Independence,
Y ou are inv ited to tlie R ally day E ld er J. R. G. Russell olUiciatiiig.
servico a t tba M ethodist Sunday T he bride was beautifully dressed in
g ra y ; the groom wore the usual black
school a t 9:45 n e x t Sunday.
T hey will m ake th eir hom e in Salem ,
Mrs. S m ith has a fine stock of m i'- where he will engage in the liv»ry
liuery a t the co rn er of Main and Mill business. We join th e ir m any friends
streets in Dallas and invites tlie la in well wishes for h a p p in e ss and pros
dies to call. A prize given w ith every perity.
hat.
E lder J . R. G R ussell will preach at
A young m an wanted a t th is office Oakdale S aturday n ig h t and Sunday
m o rn in g , at L iberty a t 3 o’clock and
to learn the p rin te r’s trade.
a t Dallas Sunday e v en in g ; all are wel
I t ’s hard to save m oney, h u t those
come. Oakdale Sunday school wilt
who buy th eir jew elry and sterlin g sil
s ta r t up again next Sunday a t 10.
ver ware of M orris can n o t help saving
To accom m odate those who are p a r
m oney,
M
tial to th e use of atom izers in a p p ly
W es C raven, M ark E llis and W ill
ing liquids in to th e nasal passages for
Caldw ell went a dozen m iles up the
c a ta rrh a l troubles, tbs proprietors p re
creek last week and cvnte hom e witli
pare E ly ’s Liquid C ream Balm . Price
the hides of th ree deer.
in clu d in g the spraying tube is 75
See additional local item s in last cents D ruggists or by m ail. T he
liquid form em bodies the m edicinal
c o lu m n of fourth page.
properties of th e tolid preparation.
Mrs. H . S. B utz and Mrs. W . I. Cream Balm is quickly absorbed by
R eynolds
a tte n d ed a tem perance the m em brane and does not dry u p
m eeting in Lew isville L st Sunday.
the secrotions b u t changes them to a
Most of th e hop and prim e people n a tu ra l and h ealth y ch aracter. E ly
are holding th eir products for b e tte r B rothers, 5fi W arren 81., N. Y .
prices tliun h a re y e t been offered.
Y ou m: y m atcli the prices of M or
N ext Sunday a t the college chapel
the following services will be held .- 10
o'clock, S un d ay school conducted by
Dr. F. S. L ocke; 11, p reaehing by
Prof. D. M. M etzger. 3, m eeting ol
the Y. M. a n d Y. W. C. A. a n d also of
the J u n io r E ndeavor society. A t 7
our ten th anniversary of the K. L. C.
E. will be celebrated w ith th e follow
ing program :
Fifteen m in u te song service.
Reading of K, L. C. E . c h a p te r—I
C o rin th ia n s : 13.
M usic—S ta n d by the Bible.
P rayer.
S ong—A nyw here with Jesus.
Address— T w enty years of C hristian
E ndeavor and T en Y ears of K. L. C.
E — D. A. P oling.
Address— W ho is Responsible for
th e Success or F ailure of the 1C. L C
E .f— Prof. A. F . B ittner.
Solo— Prof. C. W. K u n tm r.
A ddress— O ur Pledgs— Prof. C. W.
C ountrym an.
O ur Colors, P urple aud WhiU>—
Mrs. M smie Cone.
M usic— Q u artette.
A ddress—C hristiau E ndeavor
in
the H om e— D. L ynn Guhser.
A ddress— C hristian E ndeavor a n d
the C hildren— Mrs. M. E. W eaver.
Musio.
P rayer and M iip ah B enediction.
To all these services you are invited.
B U E N A V ISTA .
J . M. P ra th e r attdA. M. M cL aughlin
were D allas visitors M onday.
M. N. P ra th e r and fam ily were P ort
land visitors last week.
Mrs. E. N. H all and c hildren were
Salem visitors last week.
E ric Clopins, of Siduey, furnished
the engine to c u t the corn for E. N.
H all’s silo la s t week and i i now saw
ing the w inter’s wood for th e town.
1. C. Rowe visited his d a u g h te r, B e r
th a , a t M e n m o u th last S aturday.
N. E . T y ler is h au lin g clay to P a r
k e r to ship to Newberg.
A t the special school m eeting last
Monday it was votod to have a n in th
gratis.
Ilorvlle Shives will ba assistant tea-
ohsr a t L iberty the coining year.
O ur school opens n e x t M onday. B
L. M urphy being the tea ch e r. Mrs.
C ram er resigned at the last m om ent,
th u s m aking the school a weox la te r
in com m encing.
G ran d m a Scott, of
ing old friends here.
D akota, is visit
M A R K E T REPORT.
(Corrected weekly by Folix Noel.)
W h e a t, per bushel, 46 cts.
B ra n , per ton |14
S h o rts, per to n , »18.
O a ts, p e r tiuslsel, 40 c ts.
F lo u r, p e r 10 barrels, #2 80.
F lo u r, per sack, 80c.
B uckw heat flour, »2.50 per cw t.
per
C orn m eal, »2 fit) per cwt.
[Corrected weekly by Brown A Sou
P o ta to e s, per b u sh e l, GO ots.
B u tte r, per p o u n d , 20 cts.
L ard , p e r p o u n d , I2J<gl5 cts.
B a c o n ,sid e s, per pound, 10}($14cts
H a m s , p e r p o u n d , 13(2)16 cts.
S h o u ld e rs, per p o u n d , 8(810 c ts.
E g g s ,p e r d ozen, 20 cts
C h ic k e n s, p e r doxen »2.50@»4
D ried fru its, p e r p o u n d , 5@12 cts.
B e ets, per p o u n d , 1 cents
T u rn ip s , per p o u n d , 1 o ts.
C abbage, per p o u n d , 2 cts.
O nion*, p*r pound) 3 cts.
B eans, p e r p o u n d , 5(2.7 cents.
C orn m eal, p e r p o u n d , 2£ cts.
H a y , per ton, $5®»8.
M ilt H o lm an . Sam Sauvain, Assess ris’ clocks, but you o.tnuol m atch the
or Myer and H ardy H olm an have clocks a t the price.
been b u n tin g a n d fishing over on the
A t th e C hristian ch u rch next S u n
N eatucca.
day there will be the following serv
Bids on m an v s ta r .nail routes will ices : Bible school a t 10, preaching
be received a t W ashington lip to De at 11 and 7 :30, J u n io r C. E . a t 3:30
cem ber, am ong th em from Salem by and C. E . at 6:30. Subject of morn
McCoy to P errydele and b ack six ing serm on, L o tt O p p o rtu n ities; evsn-
tim es a week, p re sen t pay $306; from i r g serm on, C hristian U n io n . A. T.
Salem via Independence end M on M atlock, pastor.
m o u th to Ia-wisville and hack s it
C. E. B urroughs and Miss M ary E
tim es a week, distance 26 m iles and
M cM illan have ju st m arried and are
presen t pay $900.
living a t the E m m ons place east of
New and second hand * th resh ers town.
and engines of vuriouh kinds a n d new
J . C. Adam s has b o u g h t th e Good
tg>d second hand pum ps on sale a t
W ag n er Bros. shop. Go and e x am friend pru n e o rchard south of town
for »775.
in e pum ps.
G. L. H aw kins a t the Independence
U ncle Bill Brown has a 100 acr« m arble works is m aking some excel
field near tow n to re n t for one third len t m onnm ente ami tom bstones.
ol the crop of o a ts or w heat. See him Sam ples of hie fine work eau be seen
qu ick if you w ant it.
in all parts of th e c o u n ty .
S ta te of Ohio, C ilv of Toledo,j
T h e great carnival, w hich opens a t
L ucas C ounty,
j
P ortland on S eptem ber 19lh and c o n
F ra n k J , C heney m akes aeth th a t he tinues u n til O ctober 19tb, 1901, will
is senior p a rtn e r of the fi.m of F. J . be well worth a trip lo the m etropolis.
C heney A Co , doin g business in the E xhibits of ag ric u lta ral and h o rtic u l
city of Toledo, county and sta te afore tu ral products, m ining and m an u fac
said, and th a t said firm will pay the tu rin g industries, a th le tic ex o rcis-t, a Crowley is welcomed bock on his farm
sum of one hu n d red dollars for each horse shew s t w hich feats of horse once m ore.
and every ra se of c atarrh th a t c an n o t m an ship and th e various form s of
A. lia ise e n d wife have been in the
be cured by the use of H all’s C a ta rrh fancy riding will be seen, anti s m ag m etropolis.
C ure.
F ra n k J . C heney.
nificent m ilitary to u rn a m e n t, p a rtic i
C lay to n , N annie end Lena H sim -
Sworn to before me and eub-critteil pated in by pi •ketl com panies from
in m y presence, th is Bib day c f De th e Oregon national guard, are s few will a tte n d school in Salem .
cern hoe, A. D. 1886.
of th e a ttrac tio n s i t llte carnival Ibis
Pom ona g ra n g e will m eet w ith the
(seal)
A. W . Glvseon, n o tary public. vear. T he Southern Pacific com pa Saver gran g e next S aturday a t 10 in
H a ll’s C a ta rrh C ure is tak en in te r ny will sell tickets *t low rates for the m o rn in g . F o u rth degree mem-
nally, and a e u directly on th e blood this occasion.
Fare front Dallas bers will pleaee be preaent.
and niueous surfaces of th e system »3.70, round trip . T ickets sold only
Send for testim onials, free. F . J . C h e -September 26th, October 2nd, 9 th and
Joe D elap ia back from W isconsin
ney, Toledo, O. Sold by d so g g iits, 75. 16th. L im it six days After d a le of w ith a b r id ) . W e wieli th em m uch
H a ll’s Fam ily Pills are th e beet.
¡joy.
•ale.
they will sell a t cost to close o u t about
N early all who heard the Buyer lec
200 suits of broken lots. Go now and
got your pick of the whole lot. T hey tu re last F riday evening were delight
ed with it, pronouncing it a brillian t
are real bargains.
gem of pure, bright thought*. O thers
ol equal in terest are to follow in be
D rop in to the Barne» R acket store half of the college.
and you will wonder why th ey have
so m any clerka. Stay a little while
and you will wonder why they have so
m any custom ers. It's because they
give everybody such real dry goods
bargains.
LIST.
Those claim s against the city wen-
George S cott and fam ily, of Dallas, allow ed:
are visiting here. H e is-now able to F H M uicott, h a u lin g .............» 3 00
walk w ith crutches.
J M G rant, salary and fees. . . 50 50
VI D E llis, lig h ts ............... ........ 100 50
F ra n k M cCorm ick and family were
.1 J W illiam s, street w ork. . . . 11 72
trading in A lbany Tuesday.
T h e suit walk .o rd in a ire was passed
C ruden Shives, who has been work and on m otion of F iske the estim ated
ing in W ashington th ro u g h harvest, cost, of b uilding th e sam e was placed
•p en t a few days here recently wit) at »15 • hundred feet for five (set four
hie p a ren ts on his way to Eugen- inch w alks and »18 for eight foot
walks.
whsre he will a tte n d school.
T h e ordinance relating ho th e re
graveling of c ertain streets was read
OAKCROVE.
second tim e and laid o a the table.
Rev. Moore, B aptist m issionary to
T he bequest of M r. U llerv to place
Mexico, preached here Sunday and sf vagon scales on M ain s lie s t In front
terw ard a sh o rt talk on M exican life. -f bie feed was n o t g ra n te d .
On m otion of M uir the street com
Services were conducted a t the Me
m issioner was ordered to rem ove cer
thodist ch u rch Sunday by Rev. H sn
tain “ witness” trees on R aillrosd street
eel.
between academ y and Oak, and to
T he neighbors gave a strong testi e n d m onum ents in th e ir placa.
m onial of tfieir regard for Lent. Sm ith
Fiske moved t h a t M r. Ellis be re
bv the u n u su a lly large a tte n d a n c e st quested by the au d ito r to ligh the
his funeral T he aervicea were con arc lam p s at the sam e lim e in the
ducted by Prof. B. F. M ulkey a t the m orning us the incandescents d u rirg
M ethodist c h u rch aud the rem ains in Hie winter.
terred in th e Bethel cem etery.
H a y ’a r moved th a t the fire and »»•
School opened la s t w tek w ith J. C. l a com m ittee be instruaicd lo confer
with M. D. E llis and sea if he would
P tttv jo h n ss teacher.
>*11 his electrio light p lan t la tha city,
A. O. R obert's house c au g h t fire on and also to ascertain the probable
last S u n d ay , b u t was quicdly e x tin cost of a water system in connection
guished.
herew ith.
M uir adjourned.
A fter an absenoe of I I years S. K
H . H . Chace has returned from
N o rth ern C sfifo rria, wln-re he wss
em ployed d uriug th e spring and s u m
mer.
NOTES.
W ith o u t exception these who pa
T he nam es of C bas L uFollett, of Sa
tronize the steam laundry pronounce lem , and Cbas. C hace, G ilm an N unn,
it ahead of any o ther auclt in stitu tio n A lbert C airnes, and LaV erne Burn* of
in the city. T ry the place a n d you D allas, swell our num ber to 64.
will so conclude.
M iss Sm ith, of Lewisville, who re
cently cam e to D allas as a stu d e n t,
T o introduce his fine new lines of re tu rn e d hom e lost F riday on ac
I toots and shoes J. L. Stockton will c o u n t of sickness.
far a short tim e offer a good discount.
T h e dorm itory is now lighted by
Go a t once and see about it. H ie re
cently im ported dry goods will shine electricity . Soon our college also will
brightly la-side a n y th in g else you esn be trea te d according to th e sam e pre
find in the city. In sp e ct his nobby sc rip tio n
cloaks and suits.
Prof. C ountrym an haa in charge a
very expensive collar button. A ny
Dr. K erler, the tru e friend of sick one who should chance to have lost
anim als, is kept busy prescribing for such an article will please call on bint.
them for m iles around.
No one
D e a th of E. C . H a ll.
knows la tte r w hat to do for a sick
W hen a child in 1856 he crosaod
horse, cow, sheep, goat, hog or dog.
the plain s with hfa father who took up
a d o n atio n claim where B uena Vista
If you believe in p atro u isin g hom e now stan d s. T he p a re n ts died th aie
industry us« the products of th e 8a- and were laid to reel in • nearhv cent
1-m soap factory
Polk county people etery . Som e ten years ago Its left
can there exchange their grease fur the old hom e place and went lo Moe
cow, Idaho, where he became q uite
toilet or laundry soap.
prosperous and p ro m in en t as a c iti
zen. O nly two weeks ago he re ttira-
B arr’s jaw elry store will th is fall ed th ere from a visit to B uena Vista
beat them all in the m atter of fine and w ithin a few hours died from
and artiatic th in g s fer preaent».
Aak h e art disease.
H is rem ains were
to sea their navelliea of gold, silver b rought and laid beside his parents.
and o th er kinda. T hey are beautias F or m an y years he was th e leading
sp irit am ong B uena V ista M ethodists
a n d had been m ayor of Moscow
—
)
m aking som e clothing offerings th a t L. M. H all, R. P. H all and A. J. Hall,
it may pay row tn investigate. T here of this county, are bis brothers On*
one always gets the full w orth of his sislor, Mrs. E. M. Croisan, lives in Sa
money. If your boys front the three lem , and another, Mrs. S m ith a t Ra
vear old up need any kind of c lo th in g ttier.
T he Y okoham a Tea store is head-
quarters for all sorts of glassw are, fine
These letters rem ain uncalled fer In plain and decorated tablew are, lam ps
tb s Dallas postoffice far the week Slid and srockery T hey can m eet your
wants in those lines.
ing Oetobsr 7th and parties calling
for them will please stute th a t they
B U S I N E S S IN D A L L A S .
have been ad v ertised :
As
a
blacksm ith Mr. L ynch ho* few
Mr T K Cam pbell,
superiors.
Mr W Green,
a**
U B Ham ilton,
E arl H aw orth,
M any ladies around Dallas buy all
Elizabeth H einrich,
furnishing goods for them selves and
Mrs J E Hoppas,
their children a t the em porium of
W A M arsh,
Mrs. Chace.
Mr B ert P itt.
C. G. Coal), postm aster.
T he footwear a t th e Bee H ive is
q u ite attractive Inappearance and will
A D ra m a tic Treat.
T he Fieclier-V anC leve Madison 8q. wear exceedingly well for the prioe.
T h eatre com pany will be in Dallas at See th eir show window fer an inkling
the city hall d u rin g the week com-' ol w hat may be found inside.
.%
m encing M onday, Octobor 14, 1901.
They have ju st closed a successful en
The hardw are you buy a t F a n il's
gagem ent in M cM innville d u rin g the store never goes back on you. He
carnival, playing to packed hourea handles only first olaas brands of ev
both after noons and nights.
T he ery th in g in th a t line. You m ay get
com pany c o n sist« o l 20 people— count cheaper goode elsew here b u t they will
th eta— and curry their own hand and lack in q uality. See bis a ttrac tiv e
orchestra. T hey carry special ecettery stock of stoves. H e lias grass seeds of
for each production and are consider m any kinds for those who are going
ed the best popular priced attraction into stock raising.
on Ihe road. The opening bill, Jerry ,
the T ram p , is produced with the full
Mr. Risser, the popular gun sm ith ,
cast of the com |>etent com pany. The
■hnracter of Je rry is very portrayed is kept more th an busy these days
by Mr. McDowell. The heavy Jim supplying the w ants of hu n ters. He
B lackburn is p u to a in a m asterly way fills his own shells, and sportsm en al
by Qsllali C ovington. F ra n c Lee, tile ways find his a m m u n itio n to be first
disputed child, ia a vehicle of a ttra c class.
tion th a t gives Babe Fischer, a 14
year-old m iss, a ehance to display Iter
Mr. F idler goes to Salem every day
liistronic ability. Bert V anCleve, as and will get w hatever you w ant.
Ja c k W o rth in g to n , is a host in bim -
V
salf. T he su p p o rtin g com pany is cast
G aynor’s is the only exclusive shoe
exceptionally strong. Tuesday night
'h e y will produce th a t uproariously store in town and now here else «an
fa n n y com edy. T he L unatics, which you corns so n ear being suited in foot
is b u ilt for laughing purposes only. wear. T h eir slippers are so com fort
Seats now selling at Belt A C berring- able for evenings.
tn n ’s d ru g store. 10, 20 and 30 eents
— no higher. You will have to hurry
K erslake’s store is th e place te balk
buy and sell all nrm iner ef sooond
C O U N C IL M EE TIN C .
hand things. Nowhere else can you
T he iity solons m et for regular bus be so cheaply fitted out far tem porary
iness la st M onday evening with Hay- bouse keeping. See his stoves.
ter in th e ch air and Vassnll acting as
•%
au d ito r.
Novelties in cloaks end druse goods
I’resent— Riggs, Fiske, H sy te r, Cos-
in great variety at the Bee H ive. Not
per, M uir, Vassail' m arshal and street
uften is so good an assortm ent of jac
com m issioner.
A bsent—G ran t, m ayor and auditor. kets found outside of a c ity stora.
LETTER
COLLEGE
SALEM B U 8IN E S 8 IN V IT A T IO N S .
*•*
H ave you ever noticed how quiek
D ocksteader's livery team s step and
how alean and u eat are all th s convey
ancea he sends out. Ed Blessing i t s
boas driver.
Jo h n E. S m ith can n o t be
blacksm ithing.
b eat at
a*.
In the d iy goods d e p a rtm e n t ef
Brown A Son Iodise will find a greet
variety of a ttra c tiv e dreaaing for them
selves and their children. Any gen
tlem an can th ere have hi* m easure
taken end a new su it of clothes m ade
lo order prom ptly. Step acroas into
th eir grocery and you will find every
thing good to eel.
Aa a m illiner Miss H allock is not
excelled in th is c o unty. Sit* selected
nothing h u t the best raw m aterial arid
lias the requisite la s ts and skill to
m ake up w hat will please th* m ost re
fitted ladles.
P erfect, D eU don s,
A p p etisin g.
Nearly all w ho advertise u n d e r our
hooding Now T oday prom ptly get
w hat they w ant, b n t some (oiks would
ra th e r ta k e th e c h i neat o l w aiting a
m o n th th a n to attend' a dim e for
qttiek re tu rn s.
R erusm ber the special school m eet
ing a t the city hall a t 2 o’clock next
T hursday to vote on adding a n in th
grade to the public school course.
T b« m illinery star* aver Brow n’s
store is us goad as th e beat of them ,
and will gu aran tee satisfaction to all
patrons.
T h e C hapin a n d F o n t hops have
haan «old a t 11 cent*.
Children's
Fertilizer. WHITE FRONT
T hat’s a good name for
Scott’s Emulsion. Children
are like young plants. Some
will grow in ordinary soil.
Others need fertilizers.
The nature of some children
prevents them from thriving
on ordinary food Such chil
dren grow right if treated right
All they need is a little fer
tilizer—a little extra richness.
Scott’s Emulsion is the right
treatment.
Fertilizers make thingsgrow.
T hat’s just what Scott’s Emul
sion does. It makes children
grow in flesh, grow in strength,
grow rich blood, grow in mind,
grow happy. That’s what we
make it for.
GROCERY
DALLAS
Glasses th a t fit will give you com
furl and help you to forget worry
T he price will cause you n e worry
e ith e r if you g e t them of M orris, the
leading optician.
P om ona grange will m eet with the
H . H ayes, Ja s. pll to It a n d W m.
Stiver brethren a t 10 o’clock tom or i G ra n t got th e ir prune crops dried in
row.
njee shape and the o th er orchards are
M illard While, has moved from now finishing tip * profitable season'»
ru n . T he rain did b u t little dam age.
n o rth of Dixie lo 'h is plare.
OREGON
T . A . RIGGS, Proprietor.
I t is a, fact well understood
th a t you can buy better and
more goods of m e,for less
money th an at any store in
Polk county. I keep every
thing fresh and up to date—
always fresh and the best.
Here are a few sum m er deli
cacies :
SWEET PICKLES»
JAMS AND JELLIES»
PIMOLAS
STRAINED HONEY»
POTTED CHICKEN j*
PO TTED T U R K EY »
INSTANTANEOUS TAPIO
ca for puddings. Try our an
tiseptic toothpicks. Inde
pendence creamery butter al
ways on ice.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & BOW NE, Chemists,
to o
Psarl Si.. N. T.
N E W TO-DAY.
50c and #1.00; «11 druggists.
Summons.
rss.sea rx ir r or ssa o o sed f b h c in o
In th e circuit court of the state of Oregon
for Polk county—D epartm ent No. 2.
C heineketa lodge, No. 1, I n
dependent O rder of Odd F e l
lows, of Salem. Oregon, a
corporation, plaintiffs,
vs.
Byron H u n te r and Sadie
H unter, hie wife: Id a . M,
H unter, N ora B. H unter, J u
lia A. Sm ith, Alice Bell and
and F , L. Bell, her husband;
Willi» L. Thom as and Lera
Shaddock, adm inistrator of
the estate of Thom as M.
H unter, deceased, defend
ants.
J
To the above-named defendants, B yron H u n
te r and Sadie H unter, his wife, Id a M.
H u n te r, N ora B. H unter, J u lia A. Smith,
A lice Bell and F . L. Bell, her husband,
W illi» L. Thom as and Lem Shaddock, ad-
miniHtrator of the estate of Thomas M.
H u n te r, deceased:
IN T H E N A M E O F T H E STA TE OF
Oregon, you and each of you are hereb;
ebv re-
ijuired to appear and answ er the coin|
n plaint
tiled against vou in the above entitled court
and cauHe, w ithin six Week» of the date of the
publication of thin summon», to-w it: the 25th
day of October, 11)01, and if you fail so to ap
pear and answ er »aid com plaint, the plaintiff
will apply to the court for the relief dem and
ed in its complaint, to-w it: F o r a decree fore-
cloning plaintiff’» mortgage upon the follow
ing dcHcribed real property, to-wit: The
weet half of the following tra c t of land: Com
mencing a t a point 70 link» west a n d 7.73
chains south of M onum ent No. 3, situ ate a t
the southw est corner of block No. 11 in the
tow n of Monmouth, comity or P olk and state
of Oregon, running thence west 5.71 chains,
then south 1.75 chains to the place of begin
ning, and containing one acre of land, more
or less. To secure the paym ent of the money
due upon a certain note m ade by E . A. A r
th u r, defendant’s te stato r herein, on or about
the 23rd day of M arch, 1394« wherein and
w hersby the said E. A . A rth u r promised and
agreed to pay to th e order of plaintiff the
sum of 9300 three years after date, w ith In
terest a t the rate of 10 per cent per annum ,
and in case suit or action be institu ted to col
lect said note or any portion thereof, promis
ed therein to pay such sum as the court
m ig h t adjudge reasonable as attorneys’ fees in
such » n it or ac tio n , and to pay the money»,
tlue upon said note in U nited State» gold coin
And to have it fu rth er declared by the court
th a t the »urn of 940 in a reasonable sum tn )>e
allowed to plaintiff ah iU attorneys’ fee in
this suit, and th a t the said Hen, charge and
in c u m b ran ce may lie foreclosed in the manner
provided by law. T h a t said land and prem
ises beau Id by the sheriff of Pelk county, Ore-
un. T h a t the purchaser thereof a t such sale
e im m ediately thereafter p u t in poeseseion
thereof, and th a t out of the moneys arising
from such sal« the plaintiff should be entitle«!
to receive the sum of $350 and interest there
on a t the rate of 10 per cent per annnrn fr<*m
the 23rd day of M arch, 13W, until paid; $40
attorneys’ fees, and $25.47 paid hy said.plain
tiff as taxes on the herein described prop
erty
fo rth# years 1899 and 1900, atui the cost«
iff«
atthk
*) Luckiamute mill 81 mile» from Falls City for
»■Is at $6 a If, aud sfciuglM at 41.36, $1.60 and 41.76.
We will exchange lust her for a good work team
weighing about 1*00 pounds and not over 0 years
old.
O FZ Î-YEAROLD COT8WOLD EWER SITUER
O fJ for »ale or to let out on the ahareo by Samuel
Orr at Rickrenll. Also 76 ewe Umbo for sale.
N
OW IS THE TIME TO IMPROVE YOUR WOOL
and bare
world to do it
here ie the beet itu«k
sto«k in
In tbe
tba w
i: Larne else French and Amarli lean Delaine
i for salo by L. A. Guthrie, 4 milco • couth of Dal-
K A »HAD OF SHROPSHIRE EWES FUR SALE
* )U by Mrs. Id s Owlnn, Dallas.
R
OBBINS WHITER BARLEY lt)R SALE BY
W. H. Em ber m
r i V I OOTBWOLD S R I
the eharee by J . H. lu m e .
r HIRTY
)LANLNO MILL TO S IL L OR RXClIANffE FOR
farm. See or addrem, J . L. Freeland, baleni.
FARM TO KEKT NEAR OAKD a LE.
to Mie. M. E. Hallock al Dallas.
W
APPLY
E. CLARK. RICKREALL, HAS 440 GOOD
Coteweld ewes to let on eharee.
100 AORR FIELD CLOSE TO TOWN TO vent
for one third the crop of wheal or «ate by W.
0 . Brown.
A
u l l b lo o d c o tsw o ld r a m s fo r s a l e .
Liberal dieconnt given for clubo and ordero
for m orothan on# by A. B. Chandler, Balieton, Or.
F
FOR SALK AT FALLS CITY AM Y
in d of lumbar yon may wish a t a good dio-
W E k HATH
QTOCR SHEEP TO LET OH THE SHARES BY
O B, F. . r Smith a t Lewisville.
ONKY TO LOAN OH IMPROVED FARM PRO-
perty at usual rates by Osoar Hay ter, Dallas,
M
o n ey to loan
M
at
security.
• p e r c e n t o n fa r m
J . L. COLLI NS, Dai lee.
HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
property
SlBLKY * EAKLM . .
W E «arm
K
Have you seen Mr. W isam sn ’s fall
stock ef stoves. He can surely plei
you in the m atter of a cooking range
or w arm ing slovs. All kinds of hard
were used by everybody. Once his
j custom er you will never leave him .
-
Farm for Sale.
A N K OF THR BE8T 100 ACRE FARMS IN TffR
U county, being w«U located and Improved, »Uh
r ---------
— ity of - it. *-
'* orchard
——
t h e b*Mt of water
and plea
Good
of
•PI»« re.
rape«, nec. Sixty auras of
aud 16 acres
of
p lo w la
ed aeh bottom ,and
ae
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res, 6 to § aeree is ■
o a k p a s tu r o .
ññ acres,
i«l <lie1 hi ream ente uf th is »uft
ch a rg e s ____________
I w> clover, wRh
^ am
_ i Ih
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_ _ a «ne
___ maud.
__jid, 1 t a « r « to timothy anti
a n d ex p en ses of said ea\^> am i th a t th e p la in - I 10 acres to rye «ram. Will giv« Pr.mediate pecem-
tiff h av e such o th e r f n r tn s r and d iffe re n t re- *•**». **»»* * years time on fl.OTO at 6 per seal. If de-
lief a s m a y -jteu i rneot u n to th w h o n o rab le 1
$**7«« J
* special effort
mil this farm for the «implo craeon that I know
court
to the principle« of equity, te
the price win
i
eaT
~
‘
s buyer
“ the place.
*
and each of you, are hereby furthei Title perfect.
O. CAMPBELL, Dallas.
3 fled th a t on the flth day of Septem ber,
f901, the Hon. K. P. Boise, judge of the above ■
e n titled oourt, made acj o rd e r a t the city of I
Salem in M arion qonnty, Oregon, auythoriz-1
ing and direct i*u this *mnmom* to h* served |
a p m you by pubi
¡calióu thmrectf, onqc a woek ,
publication
fù r d r.
co
ns «cuti ve w eeks
Notice.
th e 1’iati ( V m t y ' r p n WRnVf IT MAY CON*E«N
FELIX NOEL
ltetifcUer, a new spaper published weekly a t , I hm pla«*ed hie null accounts In mi hoods Ur
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and TO W N H K N D It H A R T
A ttorneys for plaintiff.
« A y * euit
S i l will
-M t be I f ■ommeacod
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and fully paid h r th a l l t i date,
; e»am*•ii2*fo»i».'tite
t
«ttoniey.