Mis, Bertha Ellis returned home
Monday from a good long visit with
her sister, Mrs. Miser, at Graas Valley,
California.
,
Everything for C mutants at the
White Front grocery store.
I
I
!
Tlu D.ill.ts City hank has a new
$250 adding tiiuchiin' that will invar
iable, correctly and instantly sum up
any I im of riguitp, tit- matter l»*»w
large or long.
M s*"t> Violet and Eih«*l
from near Srut'lo. are here
their cousin, Annum! Riggs.
tisiuug j
David Ho* ddon’a **m, Frank, diet»
at le d pend- nee Tneoduv evening.
The.e in wo imirli fieighiing 1» tween
* »•*?*• :• ltd Portland that the aoii'h
bo n I Mains me aln.ost invanahlv
B »ill tin* im'oinii.g and outgo
ing freight of Dallas* ia iMiieianily in
creasing.
Guess on coffee at the W hite Front
grocery.
TWO VALUES.
HERE are two values to every purchase—
what it costs and what it pays you. Cork
costs 8 cents a pound, but if you are drown
ing half a mile from shore, its value would
be not what you pay for cork, but what cork saves
you.” When a woman buys soaps she often con
fuses the two values. She sees only what she pays.
She overlooks what she receives. Now a single
cake of Ivory Soap pays back from ten to twenty
times its cost in the saving it effects. Test it your
self! Vegetable Oil Soap. Ivory white. It floats!
“
LOCAL AND GENERAL-
For groceries go to Osfield's.
Christmas! W hat would be longer
WHAT WE HAVE LEARNED DURINC kept or more kindly remembered
than a photograph on the finest upto-
THE WEEK FROM A L L AVAIL-
date cards and what would cost you
« -----------
less— T. J. Cherrington, Dali is Ore
A b le So u rce s Dished up f o r Our
gon.
N u m e r ou s Famil y of Readers
In Ah reviated P a r a g r a p h s .
Go to Wagner Bros, for plows and
harrows, gulkey, gang and disc plows,
Spectacles and glasses at Pfennig’s. seeders and fanning mills which are
always in stock, also prepared spray
Arthur and Clarence Veazie, two for orchards.
Dallas raised boys, bv appointment, of
W m . Sbewey was down from Pee-
the of the court, defended two high
way robbers who recently killed a dee Saturday and brought us some
, pretty wild flowers. He says the tem
young man in East Portland.
perature is milder than here. He re
Rev. J. W . Lundy, who is to lec ports much slashing being done to
ture here next Monday evening in grow grass for stock.
the interest of Dallas college, will
preach Sunday evening at the Presby ! Judge Boise will open his term of
circuit court Janurary 13th.
terian church.
Ella, daughter of I. M. Butler, and
Anbury Shultz and wife are prepar wife of E W . Cooper, of Indepen
ing to move to their pretty new home
deuce, died there last week.
near the public school.
Mrs. T. W . Brtink, living near Eola,
Hon. Ben. Hayden was up from his
won most of the prizes at the Inde
Dove island home Tuesday and says
that he has quit politics and the like pendence chrysa Uiemum fair She
is a dear lover of flowers aud knows
and become an honest farmer.
how to care for them.
Rev. W m , Park and wife, from
Jas. Wooden and wife have a new
Minnesota, have been visiting J. J.
Wiseman and wilo ami are g jin g on born girl on the Yamhill above YVilla-
to California. They say that many minu.
hack there are selling out with a view
P M. Scroggin, of Lebanon, has
of coming to Oregon.
been visiting his brothers at Sheridan.
Frank Hubbard has sold to T. D.
Hallo well three FalDCily lots for $180
and Wm Kuhnke has told to Emelie
Fandrich 65 acres of land northwest
of Dallas for $200.
Dunn Bros., successors to the gro
cery dej artmeut of Brown’s stun,
have rearranged things in quite an at
tractive shape, and have ad ted a new
variety of articles th it will please
those who delight in good things to
eat. They are decidedly enterprising
and will make people inclined to trie e
with them. All kinds of nmrkctah e
produce taken in exchange. Give
them a fair trial.
Usual services at the Christian
church next Sunday. Subject of the
morning sermon: “ Pure Religion.”
Subject of the evening sermon: “ The
Twentieth Century Church. Every
body invited.— W . T. Matlock, pastor.
A winter trip to southern California
and Arizona via the famous Shasta
Route is one never to be forgotten.
Renewed acquaintance with this sec
tion will ever develop fresh points of
intetest and added sources of enjoy
ment under its sunny skies, in the va
riely of interests and added industries,
in its prolific vegetation and among
its numberless resorts of mountain,
shore, valley and plain. Two trains
leave Portland daily, morning and
evening for California. These trains
are equipped with the most improved
pattern of standard and tourist sleep
ing cars, and the low rates blaee the
trih in reach of all. For illustrated
guides of California and Arizona win
ter resorts, address R. B. Miller, Gen
eral Passenger Agent, Portland Ore-
gon.
There will he a basket social tomor
row evening at the college gymna
sium.
Everybody is invited to go
aud have a good time. The. e will be
a game of basket ball between the
Mystics and Dallas college. Admis
sion free.
f
Fred. W ay mire, a former resilient,
was here last week among the friends
of his boyhood.
BUSINESS IN 8ALEM.
IF YOU
WISH**
|
to l»e cart ful ami « e« uon»U'al in
your puicba**»ji*. ami at the same j
lin e w h e t ipnu a well clmeeii
lin^ of lie very newest and be>t.
Then see mu* line of
Tha New York Racket store has an
over supply of clothing, which they
desire to greatly reduce before taking
stock in January. T o do so they will
sell all men and boys’ clothing at a re
duction of 20 pi r cent. Take your
children then* and treat then; to new
suits as Chnsim \ gills.
The Yokohama lea company keep
the very l a s t t»u*. c o f f e e s , spices and
extracts, and la-.-i.lw* that have » le
gant linea of Christman gisais. Their
and remember that we n-k no one silverware is »inique ami Iheir China
to buy on the -»r- ruth of our a l- coût I not l»e more attractive.
vefliseinents, "«* only a»k \ou to j
come
on otn; reprea» illation.
Ni r we. ring apparel is always suit
*1 In* quality un 1 the pi ices are able fr i | -e -t n l s . At Stockton's diy
right
g*.ot s s t o l e may be seen many elegant
HOLIDAY GOODS
patterns and ready untile things to
weai. For a young lady nothing
could be nicer than a pair of kid
in every instance. rill, .tore has gloves, anil mother should not be for
the re|>iitntiun of currying noth gotten while bestowing preseuls.
ing but tlie very bent, and it will
appeal to yuur good sense to do
Johnson’s clotliing store lias stood
your holiday trading at
the test for many years and lias uev-
er yet been found except in the front
rank. Quite a number of Polk county
parents are making their sons gifts of
neat suits there. They are making a
good sixed reduction on everything in
the store. Buy now and save money.
Remember the place near Albert’«
T h e r e 1« a C l a i i of P e o p l e
bunk.
Who are injured by the me of coffee.
Recently there baa been placed in all
The ateel bridge feed yard people
the grocery «Hires .a heWnupmparatiou
culled Grain-O, made of pure grains, take care of nearly all teams that
that takes the place of coffee. The cross the river. The whole yard be
moat delicate »tomaeh fecetves it wit It ing under roof is always dry and quiti
out distress, and but few can tell it warm. Be kind to your huree.
from coffee. It does pot cost over oue-
— o—
fourtli us much. Children may drink
AII the trains, lmuts and stages take
it witli great benefit. Fifteen cents
packages to and from the steam laun
and 25 eente per package. Try it.
dry where one gets the best washing
Ask for Grain-O.
to be obtained in the city. Prices no
higher than where they do interior
Opposition B o w lin g Alley.
Floyd Myer, Glen Elkins, Leif and work.
— o—
Roy Fiuseth, Harold Rich and Law
rence Aldrich have leafed Mr. Fin-
As confectioner! Ellis A Zinn have
setli’s barn and rigged up therein a no superiors. Try their salted al
very creditable bowling alley. They monds and Spariel) peanut«. Can
charge a flat rate o i 2 cents a game dies fresh and pure. Lots of nice
and have np a chicken as a prize to tilings for the holidays.
whosoever scores the greatest number
of points. There is no dead head
Hants Claus has established his head
playing, even the owner of the prop
erty having to pay cash. The hoys quarters at the Fair store, where will
are so in love with their business tiiat be found one of the largest stocks of
they seldom want to go home for sup dolls, toys and holiday goods in the
per. They defy the other fellow to city. They undersell nearly every
meet their prices and claim to be pa body.
tronised by the highest toned ladies
and gentleman in town.
Go to George Bros, lunch counter
on State street when you want some
A Good C ou g h M e d ic in e.
From the Gazelle, Toowoomba, Aus thing good to eat.
tralia: I find Chamberlain’* Cough
Remedy is an excellent medicine.
The Home bakery in the State in
I have been suffering from a severe surance block lias not only the very
rough for the last two months, and it best of bread, cakes and pies, but can
has effected a cure
I have great dies, fruits and nute for tho holiday-
pleasure in recommending it.— W. C. trade.
Wockner. This is the opinion of one
of our oldest and most respected res
D ALLAS BEFOR1LHOLIDAY8.
idents. and has been voluntarily given
A t the ladies and cbildreus furnish
in good faith that others may try the
ing goods emporium of Mrs. Chare,
remedy and be benefited, as was Mr.
may be found a gieat variety of arti
Wockner. This remedy is sold by A.
cles that would make pleasing pres
K. Wilson.
ent*.
A T PATTO N S
Patton Bros.,
SALEM
OREGON
The first heavy frost of the season
was Wednesday morning.
O r eg on lon -lte m lx er C o m b in a tio n .
Within a month we have ordered
Wiseman, the hardware man, has
At the Bee-Hive you can get holi
day handkercheifs at from 2^ to 50 twenty four Oregonians to he sent to various things that boys, girls and
cents each; silk and worsted mufflers persons wiio paid $2 for it and this older folks would be glad to receive a*
at from 25 cents to $2; fancy suspen piper for a year, their aim being to useful gifts. Go there and pick out
ders at 50 and 75 cents; Monarch shirt get the greatest possible amount of something for your friends.
v..lists, white and fancy, $1 and $1 50: county, state, national and foreign
.»*
gentlemens’ gloves for 50 cents, 75 news. Many others have decided to
Brown’s store offers quite a variety
cents,$1 and $1.50 a pair; gentle do the same thiug between now and
Newyears. If you want to make two that would make acceptable present*
mens’ slippers at 75 cents and $1.
friends Clirisl mas or Newyears gifts; at this season. Take a peep through
Repott of Salt Creek school for the that would be appreciated, send the | both the dry goods and the grocery
month ending December 6th: E n Oregonian to one of them and thia departments. Never buy flimiey use
rolled, 44; average attendance, 42; paper to the otner. Mousy is never less tilings for gifts.
neither absent nor ta»-dy, Louie and ¡letter spent than for good rending
«*•
Flora Villwock, Sarah, Annnie and matter.
I f you have occasion to drive into
Johnnie Nachtengal, Lena, Lydia and
the country during the holidays, re
Henry May, Anna and Louise Arndt,
livery
T he Best P rescription for M a la r ia member that Docksteader’s
Giorge and Stella Lyons, Dan. Bessie,
stable is the best place to get an out
Bonnie and W i lie Whea’don, Inez chills and fevets is a bottle of Grove’s
fit that will be sure to please you.
Hart, Henry Moore. Leon Sloper, Tasteless Chill Tonic It is simply
**«
liulda and Minnie Ka'zlutf, and Lina iron and quinine in a tasteless form.
Skirsies.— Bert M. Guy and Ella M. No cure, no pay. Price 50 cents.
Lynch, ths lion artist, is ready to do
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Oviatt, teachers.
you a first class job of blacksmitbing.
LETTER LIST.
Engineer W. H. White, who wa<
Miss Edyth Miller, of Bridgeport,
R. A. Stewart, former proprietor of
is clerking in the big Meir A Frank
the Syron Sawmill, but now in Sheri
department store at Portland.
! dan, was married last week to a Mrs.
M. W. Hodge and Miss Sarah New- j Wedell, of Colorado,
bill of the Butler vicinity, also David
Judge Stouflfer has come up from
Oliu snd Miss Julia Clinton, of the
his farm near Ballston to spend the
Rock Creek settlement, were mar
winter with his sou, Dan.
ried this week.
J
! An occasional Ballston correspon-
President Poling, Alex. Van Orgilel, l dcnt w ril, „ t|lllt j,. R. Ornves lias eol.l
S. P. Bittner. Cheater Galea, Virgil 22,500 pnumla of prunes nt 2J cents,
Massey, Claud Oviatt, Orrie Arnold, ! (hllt R H|ph Savery has returned from
t . i
j Lee,
t
**“
" ' " Teats,
....... t Emmett
c
.. g()Ut|1#rn Oregon, that Mr.
Edward
Mellie
Mr. Tillery,
McSherry and Albert Williams spent Mr. Stockton and Mr. Craven sold a
last Saturday and Sunday in Corvallis car load of potatoes at 85 cents per
as delegates from Dallas college to the I hundred pounds, that Misses Pearl
state meeting of Young Men’s Chris | Adkins and Eff.ie Cl irk have relumed
tian associations. In point of attend | from to ich’ ng A‘ Woodburn, that
ance ours was the banner delegation Boss Clark is home on a visit, that
and they report an interesting and Ben. Hasbrook is down from Hep-
profitable time.
pner, where he has laen running a
Mr. Hawver and wife, who have meat marl et, and ’ hat G. W . Clark killed in a train wreck at Salem last
These letters remain uncalled for in
No matter what you want in the
been visiting her parents, E.. L. In has had a force of hands getting his Saturday, was married to Mias Rhoda the Dallas postoffice for the weekend-
way of poultry or stock feed, it may be
galls and wife, have gone back to potatoes ready f- r the market.
Kratz at Kickreall, in 1882.
ing December 9lh, and parties calling had at Uilrey’s store. He lias what
their home at Bloomington, Illinois.
H B. Wolfe has succeeded G A.
The large and attractive stock* of for them will please state that they will make your hens lay.
Graves
as
editor
and
publisher
of
the
Gooch Bros., the Dallas millers»
holiday goods carried by the Dallas nave been advertiafed:
are making first class flour and selling I Valley Times, at Am ity
merchants is causing people to come
Mr W J Brown,
Have you noticed those nice iron
it for 75 (tents a sack at the mill. Try : A B McMillan, who onoe ran a here from great distances to buy their
Mr Birt Canliell^
beds at Kerslaks’s furniture store.
some of it.
I paper at Monmouth, was here from Christmas things. See what they
William Chapma'n,
He lias easy chairs that would be so
say about it in this paper.
Mr F M Davidson,
nice for the old folks and other things
Henry Muscott and John M cKinley, Dayton last week.
Mrs E B Harris,
\ wi-icli would add to the comfort and
who are doing station carpentering
Oregon prohibitionists hava nomi
W e have lately ordered the Orego
Mr J D Holton, -
j attractiveness of any home.
for the Southern Pacific between nated Bev. A. J. II it maker for gov nian for N. Chapin, of Falls C ity; E.
Mrs Wm T Hughes,
Portland and Ashland, spent Sunday eroor and W. W . Br a»ks for state L. Baker, of Independence; J L.
«•*
J T Hughes,
.(
with their families here.
printer. Both are well known here Riggs, of Salem; J. J. Finn, of Mc
Mrs Johnson,
i
A t Miss Hullock’s millinery store
Coy: 0 . A. Kau, of Peedee; D. O
Mr G A C»icken,
I have a few thousand dollars to
may tie found a variety of pleasing
The Oregon Hop Growers associa
Bronson, of Lewisville; F. H. Fawk.
William T Lee, J
things for ladies and girls. Hue wliat
tion have started a thirty car train loan at six per cent on strictly first of Crowley; J. d. Flynn and John
Ellis
Madkintosh’,
a uice present she can fix up for you.
load of hops to be sold to Londoh clas, farm securities.— H. G. Campbell. Yeater, of Monmouth; L. H. Me Bee
Tho Smiley, Esq
brewer*.
A ll who use atonnxera in treating D. Shepard, J. T. Guthrie and J. M
Mr John R Spare, '
Card,
of
Dallas,
each
having
pnid
$.
The Salem stage every day brings
H . M. Lacy, who lives on the M a- nasal catarrh will get the best resuts
Mrs A lfje lla Turuidge,
for
it
aud
the
Itemizer
during
th
Balm.
lots of things for Dallas peopie.
ca uley plsee north of Independence, from E ly’s Liquid Cream
Dr J York W b it t e r .,
next
year.
butohered three nine months old bogs Price, including spraying tube is 75
C. G. CoAb, postmaster.
cents. Sold bv druggists or mailed
that weighed 770 pounds.
i
W e are headquarters for novelties
Risser, the firearms and ant muni
bj Ely Bros., 56 Warren street, New
The newlv elected city officers of York. New Orleans, September l«t , ) in holiday goads. See nur toys. The COUOMS, COLDS IN CHILDREN. tinn man, besides doing a good busi-
Sheridan are: Mavor, J. R. Menden 1900. Messers Ely Bros.— I sold two ¡e le ctio n covers nearly every line R e c o m m e n d a t i o n of a Well K now n I ness in those lines, has his bands full
mending all kiuds of broken things
hall; recorder. J. T. Simpson; treas liottles of your Liquid Cream Balm to i Our pictures, celluloid goods and elan
C h i c a g o P hy sicia n.
for everybody.
urer, J. M. Chapman; marshal. K. a customer, Wm. Lamberton, 1415 I ui I goods are extra values and ver\
I use and prescribe Chamberlain’s
Trobotigli ; couneilinen, Robert Ivie. Delaebaise stre-t New Orleans; he lin». Everjbodv is making an early Cough Remedy (or almost all obati-
Isaac Daugherty and T . N . Faulconer. has n e l the two bottles, giving him j .election, so hurry along. Always nate, constricted coughs, with direct
Choice rubber poods for wet wea
something doing at the Bee-Hive.
. - . o n
- i .
. . a
. i wonderful and most satisfactory re-
results. 1 presc'ibe it to cmld.en of ther, shoes that will stand the storms
A. J. Snell wanted to attend a party
MeDtifl. pharmacist
Castle & Halderman have erected «11 ages. Am glad to recommend to and slippers that would mnke any
but was afraid to do so on account of
in the re r of their meat market a all ill need and seeking reliet from b**dypfeet feel more comfortable al
pains in bis stomach, which he feared j W e promise that should you use
storage room that will hold 1,000 hogs ; colds and coughs and bronchial afHic- evening, may be had at Gaynor's
would grow worse. He says, “ I was Putuam fadeless dyes ami be dnnatis-
' ¡»nd already have packed there over » lions. It is non narootic and sale in , shoe store.
tid’.ing my troubles to a lady friend, ! fi«>d from any causa whatever, to re
tea tons of meat, which they wi 1 : lie bauds of the most uu profession -
who mi id : 'Chamberlain's Colic, Cho- | uni 10 otuts f« »r every pa*k*ge. ¡cure and keep fur the home market,
j al. A universal panacea for all in .in-
lent and Diarrhoea Remedy will put gold by A. K. Wilson,
Take your poultry to the Lennar
Evan Evans and John Ground, of j kind.— Mrs. Mary R. Melendy, M 1).
you in condition for the party.’ I
_
_ ,
.
. l Luckiamnle, this week sold them 26
i I’ h. D „ Clii lago, Itlin<line. This rem meat market and get highest cash
bought a bottle an.l take r l, a.u-e in
^
Taylor, from Oklahoma, this
price, and that is the place to sell
edy is for sale by A. K Wilson.
stating that two doses cured me „ n,| week sold at L«uner a tnea mu t dressed lugs.
your fat *t<H*k. They have fine saus-
Mrs J. W. Crider is visiting her i n
enabled me to hsve a good lime a.
ho* « * l,d i r >a r doxen el,Kk,n<-
I ages and backbones.
RED P R A IR IE .
the pasty." Mr. Snell is a resident of j Giving away a 53 piece dinner set, ter, Mrs. J. C. Morrison in Salem.
Summer H ill. New York. This rem- a large library l imp, a sack of flour
Horn November 25th, to the wife of
Two men have lust arrived from
The hltcksm’thing done by J. E.
nd a 2J pound can of baking powder
edy is for sale by A. K. Wileon.
Geo. Couner, a fine daughter.
i
Nebraska,
having
driven
a
wagon
all
Smith stays there uutil it wear* out.
at the W hite Front grocery store.
the way. They expect to winter and
Monuments and tompstones mail«
Our school ought to be belter at
•*.
Officers elected by Naomi Chapter
probably locale here.
to order and all kind* of cemetery
ended.
No. 22, Order Of East-on Htsr, for
A* the restaurant of Otto Byerley
work well and promptly done by G L.
next year are: W. M , Mrs. Irene D.
Those desiring to take the civil ser
Jorepli Lafollctt and wife have been you cun in short order get a good
Hawkins, the Independence marble
Hart; W. P.. A. B Muir; A. M „ Mrs vice examinations next April can get 1 visiting her sister, Mrs. Peter Bell. warm meal at any hour. Many farm
cutter.
' Pauline W illiam *; secretary, Mrs. Lib- full information about them by writ
ers eat there
U. H . Hyde, of Ballston, wae bur
Photographs: You can have your bie Muir; treasurer, M s Carrie Wise- ing to the Columbian Correspondence
•*•
stamp {lictufos 24 tor 35 cents at m an. conductor, Mrs. E ll* Metxger; college at Washington City. There ied at the Pleasant H ill cemetery last
Hardware of every itnaginshle kind,
assistant conductor, Mrs. Emma Belt. will be some 10.0CO appointments to week.
Cherringti n's, Dallvs, Oregon.
including many notions and novel-
The in»:a 1 itinn of there officers will be made within a year.
Uncle Hank Read is in very poor lie* may lie had al Fault's store.
tie heid Tuesday evening, Janurary
E erytliing for the ki'chen and din.
The Dallas Board of Trade has sub health.
7th.
scribed $100 to the l-ewis and Clark
I T O M I ,
A t the home of the bride'* pirent* exposition in Por'iauJ, recognizing
O A B T O T I I A .
slut KM Y n Kn I
n
f ins
i iwrswsiwjm
near Falls City last Monday Bo*. B. that said exposition wilt b j a benefit B«ar,ii*
__ j m
Y n am
Hits
kiways BwjM
A l * « ‘ «n a ta l» I* os erary I » « o» ‘ be «eaaloa
J K e'ly united G. W. Galloway and to the whole Willamette valley.
Mi.-s Maynne Mur.ay iu marriage.
<SWA
Laxative Bromo-Quirane Tawau
ï ” ULm /C /ÎfâtlofÙ K
When using baking
powder it is always econ
omy to buy the Royal.
Royal makes the finest,
most wholesome and de
licious food.
COLLEGE NOTES.
iug table from a handsome steel rang«
down. Every farmer should have a
The delegation to the Y . M. C. A.
saw, a hammer, a hatchet, a screw
convention at Corvallis consisted of
driver a monkey wrench an augur and
twelve. They were styled the Star
similar things and there is the place
delegation, because they outnumber
to get them.
ed the other colleges. They report a
good convention.
T o C u r* si C o ld In O n * Day
The athletic boys are enjoying thsir
Take laxative bromo quinine tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it practice at basket hall during these
fails to cure. Signature of E. W. rainy evenings.
Grove on each box. 25 cents.
Basket social at the gymnasium
next »Saturday evening. Baskets 50
J. J. F inn,of McCoy advertised iu cents. Proceeds to go to the Athletic
this psper his Gooseneck farm and hop association.
yard for rent, w rit«« us as follows
Christmas vacation from December
about it: "Because of the advertising 20th to Jau urar.v 2nd.
I had quiie a number of applicants
Mise Butler, of Monmouth, spent
and had a choice of renters and have
leased the farm and hop yard for three several days in the city last week.
years.
She came to be tutored at the baud
of our art instructress.
BUTLBR.
H og killing is the order of the day.
KICK A BOC
Peroy Lady has returned home from
working on a boat between Salem and
Portland;
Kick a dog and he bites you.
He bites you and you kick him.
The more you kick the more
he bites and the more he bites
the more you kick. Each
makes the other worse.
A thin body makes thin
blood. Thin blood makes a
thin body. Each makes the
other worse. If there is going
to be a change the help must
come from outside.
Scott’s Emulsion is the right
help. It breaks up such a
combination. First it sets the
stomach right. Then it en
riches the blood. That
strengthens the body and it
begins to grow new flesh.
A strong body makes rich
blood and rich blood makes a
strong body. Each makes the
other better. This is the way
Scott’s Emulsion puts the thin
body on its feet. Now it can
get along by itself. No need
of medicine.
Mrs. Lee Rowell is visiting iu Hlier-
idan.
Miss Niokles, of Blackark, Oregon,
passed through here Friday for Sal
mon river, where she is going to teaoh
the Bellwood school.
Mrs. Murdock, of Wisconsin, entne
out to spend the winter with her sis
ter, Mrs. Jas. Shepard, whom she had
not seen for 25 years.
Mrs. J. C. Ellis and daughter, who
have been visiting iu Washington,
returned home this week accompan
i e d by her brother, W m . Shepherd.
Yesterday morning, four footmen
with a puck horse loaded with seem
ingly as ninch as a camel ought to
carry, left for the Silels basin some 30
miles away.
The skating rink and the bowling
alley give every body all the extra ex
ercise ihey want. Some could more
profitably take exercise in doing need
ed things at home.
The office of Dr- H ayter will be clo
sed next Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday while he attends the Dental as
sociation at Portland,
Christmas things in endless variety
at> OsfieM’s store. Toys of many
kinds for the children, elegant lainpa
that are ornamental as well as useful,
glass and china ware that would make
any table more attractive, staple gro
ceries for the aged aud needy and
aney eatables for young folks. If
you are going to have a party he will
give you a bargain in nets, candies
and the like. Be sure to tee Mr. Oi-
field’s offerings before making your
ChrUtmaa purchases.
C. L. Hubbard’s stave bolt crew
have returned from Sheridan and will
This picture represents set up a camp near the Guthrie school
the Trade Mark of Scott’s house.
Emulsion and is on ths
Mr. Gerlinger, promoter of the Dal
wrapper of every bottle.
las A Falls City railway, was here
Wednesday in consultation with the
Send for free sample*
conunitte having in charge the pro-
SCOTT & BOWNE,
liosed subsidy matter. They reported
409 Pearl St,. New York. good progress in raising the required
$10,
000, but that it wae not yet fully
50c. and $1. all druggists.
accomplished. The interview of sev
eral hours wae satisfactory to both
parties, neither having any doubt
that the read would be built.
N E W T O -D A Y .
For the purpose of changing the
business known as Friedman’s
New Racket into a firstclass clo
thing store, we have inaugurated
an auction sale, commencing on
HAVE MONEY TO LOAN AT A L L TIM KB AT
th« very bent raUi obtainable.—U. G.Campbell.
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onday, D
osem
ber 2nd,
A t 1 o’clock, p. m., and continu
ing daily until tho 1st of January
on the corner of State and Com
mercial streets, Salem, Oregon,
at which place the goods are be
ing sold without lim it or reserve
to intending purchasers.
It is
the chance of a lifetime for those
who attend the sales, for we mean
business. The stock consists of
I »revs Goods, Quilted Mstins, Em
broideries, Table Cloths, Towels,
Shawls, Scarfs. K nit Goods, Ho
siery, Gloves, Neckwear, Ponpons,
Trimmings of many kinds and
descriptions, Cords and Tassels,
Combs, Capes, Jackets, Blankets,
Quilts, Childrens Dress, Skirts,
Silver Trays, Silver Berry and
Fruit Dialiss, Dresden Dressing
Cases, Knives, Forks and Spoons,
Pin Cushions, Venitian Mirrors,
Fancy Ribbons, Spool Silk and
Twist, Linen Thread, Clothing for
Children, Youths,Mena' and Boys
Overcoats, Mackintoshes aud an
immense line of Meua Overabirta
in W hite and Colat*. an endless
variety of Underwear, Gents’ Neck
wear. Silk, Linen ami Cotton
MuflV'X* and handkerchief*. For
•hose who wi»h to porebaae al
private sale « full fores of clerks
will l-e kept.
DOZKN FULL BLOODED BROWN LEGHORN
kens for sals toy J . K. Robbins.
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FEW LEGHORN ROOBTERB FOR BALE BY
W. H. Krsber near town.
ANTED-TO RENT A PLACE ADAPTED TO
•beep er goats, rent payable in improvements.
Address R. Finley, Woods, Oregon,
W
FEW FINE BRONZE TURKEY GOBLKRS
for sale by Jas. Boydston, near Dallas.
JOR 8ALE BY HAMUKL ORR AT RICKREALL:
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Two 2-year-old colts sired by Joe Hubbard's
Ormonde, one sucking colt sired by Clanfleld'e
Clyde, and one broo«i mare One year's time g iv e «
with approved security, If desired.
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rtlR B T CL ABB IT A LIA N YEARLING
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trees for sale by H. H. Buts.
PRUNE
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S. Friedman,Auctioneer
(INKY TO LOAN OX IMPROVED FARM PRO-
[wrty U U.U.I rmtM by Owsu H .jW r, I » ! * . ,
ONEY TO LOAN AT « PER CENT ON FARM
security.
J. L. OOLLINB, Dallaa.
W
E HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
S IB L E Y * EAR IN ...
Final Settlement.
o t ic e is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t t h e rw -
dersJgned hae filed hi# teal account as l i H -
ndniwtrator ol
the «state
of John Mtquerry,
dereased, and Monday, January 8th, lUOf. at 1
o'clock, p. SB., of mid day, at the eounty court house,
off Polk county, Oregon, has been 8*ed by lion. J.
E. hlblev, Judge *if the countr court formul county,
' i*e the time and place for the hearing of the « m e
All person« Interested in said matter are hereby no
t.fled to appear at said time and «how o*use, if any
thero he, why saltl accodht should no«be approve«!
and the »ccoUtl settled on-1 closed.
Dallas, Oregon. Dec ♦. 1801.
V W. »E A R «.
Townsend * Hurt attorney« for «
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