DALLAS I
L u m ber.
Montgomery A Mulligan are now
Everything
wanted in the line of
FUOBATK.
prepared to furnish auv kind of linn 1 ladies’ and children’s furnishing goods
Sibley, J.
her on short notice. Saw and planing can be had of Mrs. Chare. She makes
The 8< mi-annual account of the j mills three fourth miles west of Falls a specialty of corse-s and hosiery.
Thomas Pe irce estate was filed and j City, with branch office and yard at
«•a
Airlie in charge of W. J Turuidge.
approved.
Most folks say that I locks leader’s
Our lumber is searouetl and trimmed
The guardianohip M Birdie Beal
and it pays to buy dry lumber. Plans livery stable beats th> m all in the
was closed and lioiubmeu discharged. and estimates furnished frie. Write ■natter of furniibiiig safe teams and
The semi-annual arrotint of the E. for further information.—John Mont­ stylish outfits. Try him and form
P. Gwitin estate was presented and ap­ gomery. general manager. Wm. Mul- j your owu opinion.
pro'e I.
ligun, yard manager.
.-a
The sale of real property of the A. (
Observant people who have visited
W
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lld
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rink?
\! Bryant estate was confirmed and
Don’t give them lea or coffee. Have j various hardware stores ill the valley
the administratrix ordered to make
you tried the mw fond diink Graiii-oT have oonclmlrd (list Mr. FaulVa as-
deed.
It is delirious aud nnuri-hing and lablishmeiii in lhi« city is equal to
The administrator o? the John Me* lakes the place of coffee. The more | the I teat of them, For years he has
Qnerrv estate was authorized to ex
Graiu-l) you give the childern the \ -tuck close to business and studied
pend $176 f<>r a monument over the
more health you distribute through the waul« of the community in that
grave of il.e deceased.
He ir systems. Grain-O is made of line. Aa soou as a desirable new
11.8. Blitz was chosen guardian of pure grains, and when properly pre­ tiling la put on the maiket he pro-
the minor heirs of Gust Peterson, de­ pared tastes like the choice grades of cures it. None of his customers ever
ceased, under ♦4.000 bund.
oott'ee bu’ costs about one fourth as complain of being unfairly treated.
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In tin- mailer of tbe R. L. Skinner much. All grocer* sell it. 15 cents
Keeping the feet dry and warm has
-stale, tbe |>eiiiioti of Edna Edgar and 25 cents.
much to do with both comfort and
Was inquired into and dismissed, the
C O U N C I L M E E T IN G .
health. Gaynor’s shoe store is the
costa to be paid by petitioner. In the
place to get footwear that will keep
same care G. E. Lea is petitioned that
The representatives of the different
T. W. Wann lie cited to appear and city wards met In regular session last out wet and cold.
show cause why he should not turn Monday evening, with everybody pres
«•*
over the property of said estate in his ent except the street commissioner.
Let the 8alem stage driver bring
hands to the administrator and it was
Oscar Hayter was allowed |15 for whatever you want from that city.
ordered that citation issue to said drafting three ordinance», and tlie
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Wann to ap|>ear November 16th and Thurslou Lumber company $33 for
show cause why the prayer should lumber duriug September.
If your gun or ammunition do not
no> be granted.
The 6re and- water committee re­ give complete satiafaction consult Mr.
G. \V. McLaughlin was made ad ported that M. D. Ellis would sell hi* Kisser, the gunsmith, about jt. He
ministrator of die J. 8. Bunker estate electric light plant to the city, provid­ Hiorougldy uaderatMids the firearms
under $700 larnd and the priqierty ir ing they put in water works in con­ business in all its details.
to fie appraised by J. M. Prather, \V. junction therewith, for ♦10 000: that
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L. W e l l s ami Miles Porterfield.
if given a five year contract lie would
Mr. Lynch prides himself in giving
give the city an all night service of 20 perfect satisfaction to every customer
H. L. Fenton has just bought for arc lights for 1150 a month; or that of bis blacksmith shop.
Livesly A Co at 9 cents 252 babe of if given a five year contract he would
w-
*»*
Imps as follows: I. F. Yoakum 179, inn the sHine number of* a res aa now
Mias Hallock has cause to be proud
Card Bros. 82, D. Shepherd 22, and for the same price aud light up in the
morning.
The whole matter war of her am cess aa a milliner. Not only
Oscar Taylor 19.
thoroughly discussed and laid over to do all of her previous customers come
Conrad Siafrin, clerk at Wilson's next meeting.
back hut new ones are dropping in
drug store, is down with fever.
Ail ordinance regarding the grading every day. - It indicates that sho
Prosecuting Attorney Hart lias re­ of certain stteets was read Aral time. knows how to please the ladies.
Au incandescent light was ordered
turned from several weeks attendance
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placed in the Main street bridge.
at circuit court in Salem.
The |45 steel range in the show
window of Brown A Son is attracting
EOLA.
See notices of the Cleveland concert
considerable attention, (or it is a
company. They come well recorn*
beauty and so conveniently construct­
Hop* are all baled here.
mended and will no doubt give a good
entertainment at the city* hall next
Tbe 9th grade is taught in our ed. All who patronize them hav* *
chance of getting it for nothing.
Monday evening.
school this term.
When you want the very best grocer­
Ruthyn Turney, the great violinist,
The name of T. W. Brunk’s place is ies see Frank Brown about it.
at the city hall next Monday evening. Spring Brook Farm.
CO UN TY COURT.
A G R E A T M A N 'S ID E A .
EN IU S, as R uskin defines it, is sim ply
irai a superior power o f seeing.
H ave you
| v||Jl the genius to see h ow im portant an
element in the success o f your house-keeping
is the use o f Ivory S oap ? Judged by the w ork
it does Ivory is the cheapest soap in A m erica
to-day. It is harmless. Embroideries, laces
and delicate stuffs should be washed only
with Ivory Soap.
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LO CA L A N D G E N E R A L -
W H A T W E H A VE L E A R N E D D U R IN G
T H E W E E K F R O M A L L A V A IL-
For groceries go to Onfield's.
Joseph Brous ant) Mrs. Nancy John
son, both far advanced in years, were
married at Independence last week.
It has been decided to add a ninth
A b le S o u r c e s D is h e d u p for O u r grade to the Dallas public school
N u m e r o u s F a m i l y of R e a d e rs
course.
In Abre Vlate d P a r a g r a p h s .
Mrs. A. C. Gist has been out from
Neatucca on a visit to her father, Geo.
Spectacles anti glasses at Pfennig’s. Brown.
Miss Houck is teaching at Mont­
Frank and Lee Taylor have bought
gomery, Miss Ella Pettyjohn at R -tl the place where Mr. Boese has been
Prairie, Miss Sophia Hhives at Parker, living at the north end of the Guthrie
Miss Alice Gray at Cochrane, Miss De­ lane.
lia Pagenkopf lit American Bottom,
Mrs. Nancy Tillery at flail, ton, B. L. j The Cleveland concert company at
Murphy at Buena Vista, F. W. Royal t»ie oily Hall next Monday evening
at Willeinina and J. C. Pettyjohn at will present Ruthyn Turuey, the great
"Dak Greve. Sunny View, west of Su- violinist.
vcr, is without a teacher.
the Cleveland concert cem-
The next county teacher's institute pany nt the city hall Monday evening,
will Wo held in Dallas about the mid-j October 28th, will appear the great
die of November, continuing three violinist, Ruthyn Turney.
davs, and a fourth day will lie devoted
T ....
n
, to Hie interests of t school
i i directors.
j
.
... Mrs.
, . Lillie
.
, Wing,
» of Goldendale,
. ... . « ’
Washington, lias been visiting tier
Superintendent Ktarr is already tak­
I
aunt,
Mrs.
Mary
Miller,
near
Bridge­
ing steps to get them enough interest­
port, and Miss Kdith Miller has gone
ed to attend. If all the school officers
in the countv would come together to visit Portlaud kindred.
and speud a day discussing school in
Miss Bertha Gooch, whose father
Urests the outcome would be increas­ and uncle run the Dallas flouring
mill is teaching at Guthrie and is well
ed i merest ull ulong the line.
liked by ho>h parents and pupils.
Jus. S i n i O n t o n is a musician with
Harry Dunn is remodeling and im­
the Fischer <& VanCleve show here
proving his home opposite that of J.
last week.
E Smith.
Chits McDonald and wife, Mrs. Sam
Any oiie desiring a young man to
Thurston and her sister, Miss Palty-
son, Mr. Ssrchet and wife, and hi. work mornings, evenings and Satur­
brother, Capt. Bardlet, of an English day for his board should see Pre-i lent
ship now loading wheat at Portland Poling.
met the other evening at the home of
The L. B. Frazer farm, loo. ted two
VV. A. Wash and wife to enjoy a sea­ miles northeast of McCoy and con­
son of vocal and instrumental music. taining about 540 arrea, is for sale
For particulars address Corbett, Fail-
V. 8. Grant is back from inspecting
some of the best flocks of thorough'- ing * Robertson, Portland, Oregon.
bred goats in California.
All lovers of music t-houiil hear the
J. C. While, of Oak Grove, present­ noted Ruthyn Turney in 111* city hull
Monday evening, October 28th.
ed last Tuesday to Mrs. Itemizer a bo*
i
On November 7t!i, 8th and 9th Dr.
of very line apples of different varie­
ties. He has sold over 100 boxes at 50 Lowe, the well known octilo-oplicUn,
cents a bushel. Verily ¡1 pays to will l>e at Hotel Gail in Dallas. This
is his tenth visit here and he expects
raise good fruit for (he market.
to come for ten years more.
Miss Myrtle Gardner, of Eola, is
teadiing at Buell’s chapel.
VVm. Guy, son of M Guy and wife
There are now babies at the homes and soninlaw of J. J. Williams, died
in Lebanon last week. Some twent-
of Win. Lee and L. I. Bersell.
tv years ago he niarrie I Clara, the
Who can furnish us n good turkey y mngest daughter of Mr. Williams by
for Thanksgiving.
his firut wife. The Guv and Williams
families went to the funeral last Sun­
Besides much other market stuff,
Oliver Stump has sold from a small day.
i w ith
John Wiseman, the hustling hard
ware man, never fails to ke*j> up with
the procession. He has a complete
stock of everything of the kind and
sells it cheap enough.
•*«
Twenty-odd years experience in
One of the most attractive grocery
stores in this county is that presided Dallas has given John E. Smith a
over by Frank Brown ill Dallas. Me- good reputation as a blacksmith.
sides keeping a complete aud well ar­
ranged assortment of thb ntist popu­
See those fine pianos for sale at
lar brands of eatables, he is constant­
ly putting oil display Borne novel ad­ Kerllake’s furniture store. He buys
vertising device to attract the eye. He and sells everything in the way of sec
is an enterprising gioffer from the ond hand furniture and keeps various
kinds of new furniture.
word go.
The distilleiy has bought all the
Remember the Shakesperean lec­
ture at the college chapel tomorrow surplus apples, also some prunes.
evening,
Henry Brophy has sowed lots of
Mrs. Fred, Wagner is down with grass seed this fall, both oil hill land
and low laud.
fever.
Ira Alderman, the jeweler, has mov­
ed from Amity to McMinnville.
J. M. Yocom and wife, of Yamhill,
have bee^i visiting his futlier, Hatha­
way Yocom, at Oakdale.
Mrs. W. H. Holman and children
have been up from McMinnville visit­
ing her mother, Mrs, N. Holman.
There is a freshness about Brown's
groceries that people like, anil no
wonder, for a glanoo at the interior of
that up to dale store will convince
you thast they have tbe world’s choic­
est products in glass, tin and pack­
ages.
Next Monday, Octolier 28th, and
only then, 500 yards of swias embroid­
ery for 6 cents s yard, each buyer be­
ing limited to 10 vards, at The Bee
Hive.
Mrs. T. A. Farley has gone to spend
the winter with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Travis, at Falls City.
Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Wilson are rc
j .icing over the advent of a boy.
Evangelist M.irshel is getting things
warmed up at the M. E. church. The
more people hear him I he nioro they
like him. The special meetings will
continue for at least another week.
He was horn near Dallas, his mother
being s sister of Grandma Harris.
J. F. Groves sold 95 hales of hops at
11 cents.
In neither this nor in Benton o-
L E T T E R LIST.
Lane counties were there enough
These
letters
remain uucalled for in
plants to dry all the prunes offered.
The drying capacity must be increas the Dadns postoffice for the week end­
ing October 21st, and parties calling
ed before another season.
for them will please state that they
The Southern Pacific is distribut­ have been advertised:
ing among enterprising farmers in
Mr Johnnie Belitu,
the Willamette valley 90 new kinds of
Mr Ole Crogan, 2,
wheat, 30 of barley and 20 of oats to
George Cochran,
lie experimented with and the best se­
Mrs Nellie Ferguson,
lected to plant more extensively.
Mrs Wm Gleason,
Mr Geo Hurlbert,
Very few persons «sport more than
Mr J Keamer,
half a orop of 'potatoes. They are
A M McKinney,
worth a cent a pound willi au upward
Habt Miller, 2,
tendency.
Mr Dorsey Owens, 2,
Wm. Miller has rnised about 5 tons
Mr John Pearry,
of stock beets aud 20 of carrots, and
Jas Patton Ksq.
will find a ready sale.
C. O . C o a d , postmaster.
We have just ordered the Oregoni­
an for Henry Gillam, of Salt Creek,
lie getting it and this paper a year for
12 25. A u u m berof others will do
likewise as soon as they cun get around
to it.
The Finest Cake
Is made with Royal Bak­
ing Powder. Always light,
sweet, pure & wholesome.
T h e B y e re -P u rv ln e W e d d i n g .
Ae 10:30 o’clock Sabbath morning,
October 20th, at the residence of the
bride’s parents six miles south of In­
dependence, Mr. A . G. Byers snd Miss
Edna Purvine, both of Polk county,
were united in marriage, Rav. Dr.
Thompson officiating. The event was
one of great pleasure snd beaiTy.
The parlors were very tastefully deco­
rated with fragrant flowers snd viue>.
Standing under an elegant areh of
green, the contracting parties took up­
on themselves the solemn vows of the
marriage covenant. A large number
of relatives were present, even to the
aged grandmother of the bride, who
njoyed the occasion most heartily.
The happy couple were the recipients
of many beautiful pjeaents of crystal
and silver. After the most hearty
congratulations a delicious wedding
dinner waa served, which all enjoyed
immensely. . Mr, and Mrs. Byers have
the best wishes of many friends. They
expect to make their home on the
Andrew Byers homestead a few miles
north of Independence.
FA LL S O ITY.
Frank Butler is surveying for
Plankingtou, of Bridgeport.
Bert Lucas, of Moumoutb, was en­
gineer of tbs passenger train held up
near Eugene early Wednesday morn­
ing.
The new college portico is being
painted and a gymnasium for the stu­
dents has been secured.
Mr, Thompson, one of the Hotel
Gail proprietors, is expected back from
Lebanon today with a bride.
NEW TO-DAY.
▲ NTKD-&0 HEAD DP SHEEP NUT UNDER
a y Bar «Id. J. L. Pur vine, roui« N«. 1, Salem
Oregon.
BULL FOR SERVICE
S HORTHORN
home of Henry Fern In Dal 1 .
DOZEN CORDS OF DRV FOUR FOOT FIR
. wood wanted at the DalUa flouring mill.
T
WO LOTS CONTAINING HOUSE AND BARN,
alto • block ef land, for aale by O. W. Wllcux at
lifflUtBO.
R 8ALE BY O. E. FOCHT ON THE JUDGE
Stouffer place near BalUten 4U neunie and 80
wether goats.
F
Mr.
ARROTO AND 8TOCK BEETS FOR RALE BY
W. W. Miller in Dallas.
Rev. R. A. Bristol has been fetch­
ing his goods from Albany and is now
settled with his wife iu the M, E. per­
sonage.
C
NE KRAUT CABBAGE FOR BALE AT 1 CENT
a pounT
- home of . Freak
_
_ Butler near
und ai the
P
Falla City.
Nathan Emmett and wife have
moved into their house which is being
nicely printed.
A Urge quantity of fine lumber is
being hauled out while (he roads are
good.
Mr. Syron has bought a tract of land
of Frank Butler and is having the
lumber hauled by Fred Lombard to
build a house and barn.
Justin Hunter haa rented
Glaze's land.
AT THE
m
8 HEAD OF MIXED GOATS
by J. M. Dennia near Fall« Clip.
L BOUT
b
IN PACKAGE8
cents. Apply hete.
N : EWSPAPERS
FOR ■
OF 60 FOR 16
RTY ACRES OF GOOD PLOW LAND NEAR
UallM for rent by W. C. Brown. See him at
once If you want it.
F
pWO 2 YEAR-OLD COT8WOLD
L sale by Samuel Orr at Rick real).
BUGR8
FOR
Mrs.
* Mr. Vanpelt Is now able to walk
with crutches.
H. L. Fenton haa bought of Justin
Hunter 36 bales of hops st 10 eents
and of A. W. Loews 121 balsa at 9 and
10 cents.
Monday only, October 28th, no, 12
all silk ribbon at 5 cents a yard at the
Bss Hive. Not more than 5 yards
sold to suy purchaser.
J. L. Collins has torn down his old
barn and built a new one in rear of it.
He haa also substituted a neat wire
fence for the old woodsn one around
Ills home. It improves the appear­
ance of both his own and surrouuding
premises.
Th* Dallas Baptist ohursh was
built in 1868, but they have never
had a parsonage. A six room cottage
is now being erected back of the
B U S I N E S S IN S A L E M .
church fur the pastor’s family. Rev.
J. R. G. Russell has his coat off snd
We ars using soap made at the fac­ makes s full hand at the work-
tory near the woolen mill and find it
equal to the best we have ever had
from any other source. They will
take Polk county grease in exchange
for it.
scon’s
Last week Samuel Orr advertised
in this paper 65 sheep for sale and
out. because
Prairieton Todd, of Falls City, has now he orders the
been expecting the arrivul of his fath­ one insertion of a 'liree line notice
Month after month the steam laun­
er and family from Arkansas. They did the work for him.
dry does our washing and we have no
come to remain.
What is the use iu employing some desire to make any change. Try them
O. E. Focht of Ballston was in town one to do your dyeing for you. If once and you will be of the same
Wednesday, much improved iu health'. you use Putnam Fadeless Dyes you mind.
can do it just as well as a professional.
Rev. Tschorigon, who lectured heie
of Cod Liver Oil is the means
patch in Dallas about $G0 worth of to­
J. L. Stockton’s popular dry good-
If you love music, hear Ruthyn at the close of colfbge last summer, Sold by A. K. Wilson, 10c. per pack­
age.
matoes.
store has been open hsrdly throe of life, and enjoyment of life to
Turney at the city hull next Monday will preach st the Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning and evening.
Exposure to a sudden climatic months hut is already doing a fine thousands: men women and
W. C. Brown has rented to John evening.
change produces cold in the head and business. The higli quality and low children.
Middleton 100 acres of farming land
Prof. J. W. Hudson will lecture at
Mrs. M. M. Ellis has been very sick catarrh is apt to follow. Provided price of the goods and the courtesy of
just out on the Salem road, and has the college chapel tomorrow evening but is about over it.
When appetite fails, it re­
with Ely's Cream Balm you are nrm both proprietor and clerks have great­
in the same locality 40 acres more for and tell about his travels in the land
When food is a
Henry Claufleld has sold his 126 ed against nasal catarrh. Price 50 ly contributed towards that end. Polk stores it.
rent.
of Shakespeare. Those who failed to
. eii's at druggists, or Ely Bretheis. eounty people should remember that burden, it lifts the burden.
hear his previous lecture missed a bales of hops at 10$ cents.
Miss Tents Kimball is visiting va­
56 Warren Ktriet, New York, will for years he lived among thorn.
treat and should not fail to attend
When youlose flesh.it brings
Craven Bros, have 75,006 bushels of mail it. The Balm cures without
rious places in the east.
this time.
grain in the Ballston
warehouse pain, does not irritate or cause m eet­
the plumpness of health.
Misses Hattie and Myrtle Williams
Dr. Keeler at the steel bridge is the
G. L Hawkins at the Indej>endenoo Some has been sold at 45 cents. It
When work is hard and
have bought a home for themselves in marble works is making some excel­ lias bsen almost impossible to get cat ing. It spreads itself over an irritat­ most skillful veterinarian in the two
ed and angry eurface. relieving imme­
countiee and is constantly curing sick duty is heavy, it makes life
McMinnville.
lent monuments aud tombstones. to ship.
diately the painful inflnmma'ion, animals. Reinember him when any
bright,
Mrs. Kate Com] has been chosen ex Samples of bis flue work can be seen
Cream Balm
George Clark, of Ballston, has dug cleanses and cures.
of your brutes are ailing.
ecutrix of the Harry Coad estate with­ in all parts of tbe county.
800 sacks of potatoes and W. W quickly cures the cold.
is the thin edge of the
out bonds.
Ross Rowell. Buford
Stockton, of that vicinity, has sold 14
wedge; the thick end is food.
Tee greatest violinist of the age, Ru
Regular services at the Baplia
8tone and M. Michelbook are to ap­
tens of prunes at 3$ cents.
The rains will anon be here and ma­
thyn Turney, will be at the city hal!
church next Sunday morning and
praise the property.
ny persons will need new umbrellas But what ¡6 the use of food,
Monday evening, October 28ili.
Mrs. Haiti« Rhodes, nse Williams, -tvening.
Tliev have all sorts st the New York when you hate it, and can’t di­
Dr. Hayter has paid |376 for the 17-
is among her kindred here.
At t h e Bee H i t s next Monday. Oc­ Racket. They have splendid under gest it?
Travis McDevitt has been promoted
foot front lot between the Observer
All
Jas. Grant and wife,of Kings Valley tober 2 8 t h , and no longer, 1,000 yards j wesr for l-oth sexes and sll age*
to assistant raihoad agent at Inde­
office and that of Sibley A Ealtin.
Scott’s Emulsion of Cod
of outing flannel will •>« offered at 7$ I clothing is guaranteed to be exactly
pendence, his place at the depot be­ were in town Tuesday,
Mrs. Smith has a fine stock of mil­ taken by George Wbitehorn, who is
rents, no more than 10 yards being as represented. Their shoe* can’t be Liver Oil is thefood that makes
Dr. Cavanagh has returnrd from sold to any purchaser.
linery at the corner of Main and Mill succeeded by Hug!» Black in tbe Bee
beat.
you forget your stomach.
streets in Dallas and invites the la­ Hive and Richard Paul is now clerk­ Southern Oregon.
Dr. Woods’ sister, Mrs. Hattie Big­
If y o u h a v t n o t trie d It, s e n d fo r
f
r e e s a m p le . Its a g r e e a b le t a s t e will
dies to call. A prise given with every ing in the grocery department of W.
H E. Koser has bought of Asbnry gin, is here from Iowa for a good long
su rp ris e you.
Triple
plated
and
extra
tipped
oil
lial.
am ista.
C Brown A. Son.
Shultz his property iu the southern v i s it , and so is Mr«. Nansy Carson, a verware in newest designs aud latest
BOWNE.
itr e e tV ’ -
ChN % w Y o r k *
40
edge of town, consisting of a good j niece of Mrs. Emmons. Uncle Bill
$ 1 . 0 0 i a ll d r u g g i s t s
New and second hand threshers
shapes
at
tbe
Yokohama
Tea
store
Mrs. Eleanor Sherman, of Independ
and engines of various kinds and new ence. is slicing John L. Sherman for dwelling and some 20 acres of land, Brown knew her nearly 60 years ago. Every ’¡liecc guaranteed. Try their
also household furniture, two cows,
Mid second hand pumps on sale at
Mrs. Weaver haa on exhibition in new Porto Rico coffee.
a divorce.
wood and feed for about $S,400 Mr. 1 Mr«. Chare’« window a number of
Wagner Bros. shop. Go and exam­
Sbttlts
has
bought
three
lota
opposite
Earl Wood and John Albert Winn
wood and leather article* decorated
ine pumps.
A topcoat somewhat lighter than a
have been sent to the reform school | F r e a b y t e r ia o parsonage and will at with fire etching or pyrograpby.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo,)
once
erect
a
neat
cottage
tlieie.
Thin is a new line of art work which ; regular winter overcoat is often desir­
friim this eounty.
Lucas County,
j 8*‘
able. At Johnson’s clothing hunse
Frank J. Cheney makes nutli that he
Misses Mary Ellen Guthrie and , has become very popular througliout ! they have such in loose fitting but
Andrew Peterson, of Pallas, is in
the
ea«t
and
is
mesling
with
much
fa­
is senior partner of the fi.m of F. J.
Edith Miller had a joint birthday par­
graceful style* of sll sizes and lengths.
very poor health.
Cheney A Co , doing business in the
ty the other evening at the borne of I vor and dshght by all lovers of the ar­ They are made after the latest fash­
tistic.
The greatest viollri*». of the century the former.
city of Toledo, county and state afore­
ions and so is their winter clothing.
said, and that aaid firm will pay the — Ruthyn Turney— will he at tbe city
Wm. Headley hae moved te Yaqui It will not pay yon to buy men’s or
The L. B. Frazer farm,
sum of one hundred dollars for each hall Monday evoning next.
Monday while working in a well 7 j na bay and Cal Headley will move to youth’s suits before inspecting the of­
and every case of catarrh that cannot
feel deep at Mr. Hill's i.ew house two Portlaud.
located two miles north­
ferings of G. W . Johnson A Co.
Other tilings being equal the mer­
be cured by the use of Hjtll’a Catarrh
miles out on the Monmouth road,
The great violinist, Rnthvyn Tur
chant who advertiaes will alwaya get
Cure.
Frank J. Cheney.
Tlioniaa Elliott waa suffocated by foul ney. will be here next Monday night.
east of McCoy, contain­
more trade than the one who does not
Sworn to before me and aoh-cribed
air reused by a blaat. It waa with dif -)ctober 28th. He is an artist and
The Barr jewelry store is well stock •
advertise.
fieulty that he was extricated from plays not only claasit^l but tbe mu- ed with gold and silver articles.
in my presence, this 6th day of De­
For
ing about 540 acres. For
cember, A. D. 1886.
Dr. Cavanaugh, who opened a den­ Ids perilous position. Mr. Sault was • ic that suits the taste« of all, a finish­ wedding present* or gift# to friends
(seal)
A. W. Gleason, notary public. tal office litre last spring, has secured let down and tied a rope around him ' ed musician that can entertain every they sre the very thing snd within
particulars address,
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken inter­ a better poeition as demonstrator in a and they drew him up in an exhaust­ one.
the'reach of neerly every body.
ed condition, but he was socn all
nally, and acta directly on the blood Portland dental college.
right again.
and mucous surf ice* of the system.
O A S T O R X A .
At the city hall Monday evening,
Mend for testimonial*, fre-. F. J. Che­
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the
great
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ney, Tole.k>, O. Sol.I by -liuggists, 75.
Portland, Oregon.
see our advertising under New Today, i
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liniat.
Hall’s Family Pills are the best.
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FOR
SALE?
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EB8TER8 INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY,
latest edition, for sale cheap at tbia office.
W
G
OOD STOCK BHKKP AND LAMB8 FOR BALE
in large or small lota by J. W. Orr, Rickreall.
A
GOOD TEAM OF BLACK MARES, WEIGH-
ing about 1250 pounds, also a ski of team har­
ness tor sale-by John W. Orr at Rickreall.
AOONS, CARRIAGES, HACKS, AND BUG-
glee for sale or to trade for stock by H. M.
Brown near Dallas.
W
CHEAT FOR SALE AT 2ft CENTO A BUS-
S EED
het by Caes Gibson near Rickreall.
R E N T -227 ACRES IN PEEDEE V A L L E Y -
11 acres in hops, 96 acres in cultivation, the
r balance
pasture
For further particulars inquire
of
r.
K. Myer. Dallas.
r no 000 FEET OF SEASONED FENCINO AT THE
t)
Luckiamute mill 8J miles from Falla City for
stile at 96 iM , and shingles at 91.26, 91.50 and 91-76.
We will exchange lumber for a good work team
weighing about 1200 pounds and not over 9 years
old.
OW 18 THE TIME TO IMPROVE YOUR WOOL
and here is the best stock iu the world to do it
N°
with: Large sise French and American Delaine
ranis for sale by L. A. Guthrie, 4 miles south of l)al-
PLANINO MILL TO 8ELL OR EXCHANGE FOR
farm. See or address, J. L. Freeland, Salem.
u ll blo od cotow o ld ram s f o r balk .
Liberal discount given for clubs and orders
for more than one by A. B. Chandler, Ballston, Or«
F
E HAVE TOR BALE AT FALLS CITY ANY
kind of lumber you may wish at a good die*
W
tVTOCK SHEEP TO LET ON THE SHARES BY
O B. F. . Í Smith at Lewisville.
o n e y t o l o a n o n im p r o v e d f a r m
M perty at usual rates by Oscar Hayter,
M
oney to loan
security.
pro -
DallM,
a t o p e r c en t on farm
J. L. COLLINS, Dallse.
w
E HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
farm property.
SIBLEY k EAKIN . .
Notice to Creditors.
In M m district e
I ef U m United States Iss U m
la the matter ef Frank R. Welder, bankrupt.
In bankruptcy.
To the creditors of Frank R. Welds*, of Kola, In
the ceuaty of Pelk end district aforesaid, a
a bankrupt:
o t i c e in h k r b r y g i v e n t h a t o n t h s
12th day of O c t A .D . 1901, tbe aaid Flunk R.
Welder w m duly adjudicated b aak rapt, and that the
first meeting ef hie oreditors will be held at tbe of­
fice ef Danl. F. Stouffer at UallM un the. 2nd day of
Nov., A. D„ 1901, a t t e ’duek In the aft#moot , nt
which time the said creditors may attend, prove
their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the beak
nipt, aa«l transact such other business as may prop­
erly come before said meetiug.
R. E. WILLIAMS,
Referee In haukrtpley.
Dated at Dallas, Oregon, this 29rd day of Oct.,
A. D . 1901.
N
Farm for Sale.
O
N I OF THE R U T Ino ACNI KARSH IN TIIK.
county, being well located and Improved, alth
the best of water and plenty of it. Good orchard of
apples, pears, plums, grapea, etc. Sixty auree »I
plow land, 26 of slashed ash bottom ,and 15 aeree of
oak pasture. Of the 08 aerea, 6 to 8 acres is seeded
to clover, with % Une stand, 6 acr«e to timothy snd
10 acres to rye grass. Will give immediate posses­
sion. and 5 year» time on 91,010 at 0 per tent. If de­
sired. Prise, 92.700. I am making a special effort
to sell this farm for the .impie reason that I know
the price will mil it when the buyer sees the place.
Title perfect.
H. U. CAMPBELL, UallM
Notice.
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