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Newspaper Page TextH E POLK COUNTY ITENHZER O U R S T A F F O F RUSTLER S. FRIDAY, FEB. 14. 1901. i m .u »u *n K. vwry F r id a y M o « . h im * A t 7 J*0 SV. A . W A S H , K IIITO H A N D P H O P K IItT ii«. M a rk T w a in ’s W HAT T H iT HAVE TO SAT ABO UT T H E O O I N C S IN T H E C O U N T Y . Cousin* An U n e q ia t 'c d a n d C o m p le te U p s o m e nf W a i t T o u r F r i e n d s are a n j Have B e e n Late ly D o in g . G. C. Clemens, of Topeka, Kan., the no t e d constitu tional lawyer, who bears so striking a re semblance t o Mark Tw ain, W EST SALEM . Mrs. Id.* Hciiahaw Kiut returned to SUBSCttIFTION RATES: ,1 50 ........................................ Per y ar $ 7 5 ........... ................. Per six months 40 ........................Per tliree month» Advertising rate» ma<le known on application. Correspondence i»»olioit- •d. Fine Job Printing done at reasonable •trice». Angora Coat Show. 'Die Polk County Mohair nsaoein- lion will give tliair third annual exhi bition in Dallas, February 20th and 21»t. There will be no entrance fee and feed will be furnished free. Di ploma» will be awarded to all prize winner». The »how will be open to viaitora on both evening«. Thoiongli- bred goat» will be entered in one claae and all other* m another ola»», and £8 prise» will he awarded in each clan, There will he first and second premium» on each buck and doe kid*, Ihu same on bucks and does between <>ne and two years old, on buck» and does between Iwo and three years old, on those helween three and four year» old, and on those over four year* of age. First and second prizes will lie awarded on pairs of buck and doe kids, also on sweej stakes cor.siitiug of aged doe, buck, yjurjm g and kid does. A Portland agricultural paper says oura is the only special Angora goat show in the state and perhaps ill tha Uni'ed State». Free space will he given for an ezhilnt of sheep and poultry, but they will be entirely inde pendent of the goal show. With three suoh men as U. 8. Grant, W . A. Ayrea and H. L. Fenton at the head of the goat show, it cannot help being a success. ------------ * • ♦ ----------- T E A C H E R S - INSTITU TE. her hom e in S cio. W illie Foster is working ill W. S. F ill»’ poultry market. Asa H i.ons visited his M. E. Gibson, last week. aunt, Mrs ( S a m u e l B. Clemens) that he is frequent ly taken for the Mrs. Jasper W ieil was up Irom Portland recently visiting old fiieudn I here. original M a rk , Miss Wilson and Mr. Garfield were married recently at the Wilson home. Miss Ida Fhila, who formerly lived here, was murri d last week to G. L I Savage. ! Walter and Leon W hite who came home to attend the funeral of their sister, Eylvia, have returned to W ash ington. There have * • “ Personal experience and obser vation have thoroughly satisfied me that Dr. Miles’ Nervine contains tnie merit, and is excellent for what it is recom mended.” Bank- Mr. Norman Waltrip, Sup. Pres. 1 ers’ Fraternal Society, Chicago, says: been surprise parties' R. L. Skin- ner. P B. Miller, T. W , Wniiti and Mel. W ilson. They h ive been well attended and there lias been lots of fun and plenty nf good things to eat. lately at the homes Mrs. W h a t S h a ll W a H a ve for D e s s e r t ? G. C. Clamant, is a man of deep intellect and wide experience. He is con sidered one of the foremost lawyers in this country. In a re cent letter to the D r. Miles Medical C o., M r. Clemenssays: 0 »c »r and Gue Rosenbaum have been cutting wood for P. B. Miller. M llee* P a in P ills are invaluable for headache and all pain. 1 had been a great sufferer from neadache until I learned of the efficacy of Dr. Mile*’ l’ain Pills. Now I always carrv them and prevent recurring at tacks by taking a pill when the symp toms first appear.” This question arises in the family I So ld b y oil D rug gists. Prie s, 2 5 c . p sr B o x . every day. Let us answer it to-day. j Try Jell-0, a delicious and healthful Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, trd, dessert. Prepar'd in two minutes J No boiling! no baking! simply add ! boiling water and set to cool. Fla I vors:— Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and Miss Ida Waters is teaching here Strawberry. Get » package at your and has over 20 pupils. grocers to-day. 10 cts. Frank Gilliam has rented the far CORVALLIS. ming land and Jesse Yost the hop yard on the Sam Scanlon place. C. E. Staats, ol Airlie, was in town last week. Mrs A. W om er has been visiting Mrs. B. L. Hastings. Pearl Iloie whs called to hie home in Airlie last week by the death ol bis ■ H a d to C o n q u e r o r Die. grandmother. ‘ I whs just about gone,” writes Mrs. W om en as Well as Men Are Made Miserable by Kidney Trouble. Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor and cheerfulness soon disappear when the kid neys are out of order or diseased. Kidney trouble has become so prevalent J that it is not uncommon for a child to be born afflicted with weak kid neys. If the child urin ates too often, if the urine scalds the flesh or if, when the child reaches an age when it should be able to control the passage, it is yet afflicted v/ith bed-wetting, depend upon it. the cause of I the difficulty Is kidney trouble, and the first j step should be towards the treatment of I these important organs. This unpleasant I trouble is due to a diseased condition of the kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as j mo-d people suppose. Women as well as men are made mis erable with kidney and bladder trouble, i and both need the same great remedy, j The mild and the Immediate effect of S w a m p -R oot is soon realized. It is sold I by druggists, in fifty- cent and one dollar sizes. You may have a sample bottle by mail free, also pamphlet tell- nom* of swaunvRoot. ing all abautp/t. including many of the thousands or testimonial letters received from sufferers Cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., be sure and mention this paper. J U R Y L 'S T . The literary has adjourned for two | weeks on account of ao* much sickness I The following jury list for district in town. 3 was drawn mi the L b bv Justice II. Iloln isn, a Lied by G. O.'Grant and D R f D O h F O . i T. J. S. AsMntugh : I! L < ’ rider, Miss Nellie Ford, who is visiting at L D Daniels, H B Plummer, Moro, writes that theie oiu act trial J M Sears, I V Lynch, J W t’ » Id well, cure» of •mull pox there. H O Cam pbell, F J U .trl, 1 Bell Broi. are hn»y cutting their fcd Hliuw, \Y h iron Dunn, next winter's wood on W . L. Frink's II B t'QFper, Harry Butts, 11 Uce. W m Grant, Frank Zuniwult, Horace W ebster, Arthur Vnasall, formerly of this R Kiaaer, Al Stump, place, but now of Ciitlilamet, W ash W m Kerrey, A>> IL a rb y , ington. is very well natisficd with his J M Holman, T J H a/ter, 1 new surround)ng« ami ho and wiie G O Grant. J S Aidihaiigh, M l> Ellis. are progressing nicely. W m MtMcntt, I) J Riley, The weather has been b o b a d that W W U11'e y . Frank H olm an, j but few people have been able to at- .1 M Hamphell, Arthur Fink, tend the protracted m eeting. T II Rowell, Wm Greenwood, J J W illiam s, M Burford. Clarence Lee is making frequent G N Cherringtou, A J Martin, | tripe to your city. E 0 Kirkpatrick, Geo Cutler, John Richter. Warren Frink has been making T A Riggs, John Ellis. some good im provem ents around his J D Sm ith. Jim Mitchell, burn, and his stock show the good Joe Black, ( ’ L Hubbard, W illis Sinionton, care they get. Fred W agnor, Win Tatom , Guo Richm ond, Chas Bovls, BU EN A VISTA. James Howe, N M McDaniel, Mrs. Oglesby has gone to Salem to Sol Blessing, F G E llio tt, visit her parents. A U Muir, M C Byron. Mr. Mason, of Iowa, ia visiting her slater, Mrs. More, of this place. Prof. B. L. Murphy and Mias Em- mitt are preparing an entertainm ent for W ashington’s Birthday, when the flag will be raised over the school I There is quite an inquirev for good ¡cow s.’ Those having such f-»r sale m too Id let it be known through this p.q er. Deputy Sheriff Ford cam*- in yester day from a tough business ride through the northern part o f the ■ county. There ha» be»n a material eh mgo in the tax law**. By pay ini' v*>iir 1001 | taxcp before the middle of M irclt you will get a 3 per cent rebate. Tuxes | become delinquent the fir*»t Mand »v in April, then* being a 10 per cent i penalty added. I*' half your taxes are paid before the first Monday in A pril, the b *U »ce may go until the first i Monday in October, Unless half your pertomil property tax is paid by tho first M onday in April, the jh e iiffis re quired to levy and collect it after May 1st. W m . Eatell and wife near Mr. G uy’s have a new born son. Com ing to Dallas next M onday, February 17th, New York,» famous Carrie Stanley and her com edians, ten people, and h r acting flog, Nig, pre senting the latest success, “ A False | Friend.” Prices for the engagement will be reduced to 15, 25 and 35 cents. Not over a fourth part of the voting population of this county have regir- Speculators in timber lands are as tered so far. Rem em ber that it is a fast as possible buying up all that oi necessity for voting at the June eleot- lers in the western part of this county ion unless you are willing to then at prices ranging from $1000 to $2000 I have six persons testify that you are a pt r quarter section. qualified voter. j house. Mary Strives is visiting Miss Grubm in Portland. Zena. Big attendance at the Lincoln liter ary Saturday evening. C. L. Starr asserted and W in. Bayne denied that t ie Chinese should tie excluded, the latter aide winning. The question for debate next Saturday evening will be whether W ashington deserved more oristit for founding our country, or Lin coin fot defending it, and many will be surprised at the knowledge dis played by our school hoys. Harley Hall and wife, of W ells, will soon move into the E. 0 . Hall house. Mrs. Shives’a fine Jersey cow last week with lock jaw. died ^ANGORA GOAT SHOW NEXT THURSDAY AND FRI- D A Y A T T H E WOOLEN MILL BUILDING IN DALLAS The roof of the M E. church caught tire from the flue ami quite a hole was burned before it could be extin guished. Miss Sophia »Sliives is taking the County Clerk Laughaty and School teachers exam ination in Salem. The goat men of this county will have an exhibition. Over Superintendent Starr were welcome Mrs. W . H. Murphy has a very pore visitors at our last literary meeting. The show eye oaused by being struck by a. sm all 50 diplomas will he awarded to prize animals. piece ol earthenware she was break T o C u r e a C o l d In O n e D a y will be open both evening«. Many of the best sheep and ing with a hammer. Take laxative hrom o quinine tablets Rosa Richardson, of Laurel Springs. All druggists refund the m oney if it poultry in the county will also be on exhibition. A large LIN C O L N . North Carolina, “ 1 had consum ption fails to cure. Signature o f E . W . Mr«. Lois Green and son spent a attendance, including many ladies, is expected. so had that the best doctors «aid I Grove on each box. 25 cents. ---------— -------- few days visiting in Portland last could not live mure than a m onth, week. — ~ -------------- — RICKREALL. but I began to use Dr. K in g’s New I Discovery and was wholly cured by John Bo»!irii)g*r i . runninc the Sn- ^ ^ Albert H arm on and family have seven bottle» and am now stout and lem soap works during the illness of I well.” It ig an unrivaled life saver in arrived from Colorado. * Mr. Muths. consum ption, pneum onia, la grippe J. W . F etzgeran d A. H ill each have and bronchitis: infallible for coughs, a line cow . The extreme low stage of the river colds, asthma, hay fever, crou p or John M unch is in McM innville is now succeeded by equally high wa * whooping cough. Guaranteed bottles ; ter caused by the recent ruins, and — MADE AT TH E — 50 cents and »1. Trial bottles free al looking after m ill business. steamers have resumed their usual * \ all druggists. I The little eon of A. M. Vernon ft« run to Corvallis. I quite biek with soarlet fever. Mrs. J. M. Spong was ailing last POLK. Mark Burch and bister, Josephine, week. Postmaster John Renipel last week i went to Albany to visit their brother, Is the highest grade goods P. W righ t, the genial M cM innville receiveii notice, in reply to h i, request, : Juke, who had pneum onia. ever offered in this market. S confectionery man, is over with his i from W ashington, that this post office family visiting his wife’s parents. ! will he discontinued on February 15th F ast F rie n d s. The ducks of this vicinity have learn and all mail addressed to Polk will he RiKshvillo. Indiana. Meaner* Ely ed to dread bis visits. sent to Dallas. B ros:— I have been a great suffer The Lincoln literary was specially I H einrich R. Kruse on M onday came from catarrh and hay fever and tried from Junction City and intends to many things, but found no perma* honored at its last meeting by a visit | | nent relief, until I found it in E ly ’s from two favorite cou nty officers, Warranted to give perfect satisfaction. £|j work around here on farms. Cream Balm about 8 years ago and Prof. Hlarr and County Clerk Laugh- i Roads are wonderfully good for this i we have been fast friends ever since. ary. Both men favored the audience | SALEM FLOURING MILLS COMPANY. ^ time of year with the dampness that — Kev. K. M. Bentley. Prove its val with short addresses and Mr. Starr | J ue hy investing 10 cents in trial hire took part in the debate delivering an lias fallen of late. , of E h ’* Cream Balm. Druggists sup eloquent appeal i:i behalf of the C hi W e should try to obtain a mail ply it and we mail it. Full size 50 nese exclusion act. All were amused rout» to go by Polk station from Dal cents. Ely Bros., 50 W arn u street, with the vein of hum or which ch a r las north, for a free delivery would he New Y ork. acterized his speech in the debate. the right thing now. ----- ------------- Polk county teachers association T li, 0 . S. N. 8. basket hall team met in the Dallas public school build ing last Saturday, Superintendent came up and defeated O. A. C. team Starr opened the meeting and two last Saturday night. The score was songs were sung by the association. 10 to 11. Those a lio were on the progisnime W . W . Sm ith, of Lewisville, has for Ihe morning being absent, the been attending the Farmers’ Short question box occupied the time until course at the college for the past week the dinner hour, « In n the visiting and home teachers adjourned to hotel I. M. Simpson and wife vi«ited their Gail for dinner. Roll called and the son, Otto here last Thursday and teachers responded with appropriate Friday. literary quotations. Exercise» com The local oratorical contest will be menced by »inging— Pupil» of 7th held in the arm ory next Friday even- and 8th grade»; Recitation— Freda ing. The Polk county representives 1 .aim er; concert recitation— 2nd and will he H. V. Tartar and J iio . E. 3rd grade* ; recitali tn—Claudia Brown ; Smith. recitation— IJattte C ooverl; solo— Harold I.uther; recitation— Alta Sav Miss W innie Gilbert, formerly of age ; recitation— l’enrl Owing» : song- l’olk county, hut now of M cM innville, 1‘ upile of primary grades; song— 7th was visiting her parents and friends and 8th grades. Regular work taken j here last week. up and \V. O. Simms gave an excell I Miss Bessie Smith, of Zens, lias eut paper on the -M asters." Mr.| French took up the subject of geog I again entered college. ■ ♦ ----------- rapliy and by means of outlines in the T h e B e st P re s c r ip t io n for M a l a r i a hands of tho teachers, presented the. chills and feveis is a bottle of Grove'a subject of mathematical geography, i TrthteleHH Chill T on ic It ia simply After a few minutes recess, Mr. Gamp- [ bell gave an excellent tulk on ths lan iron and quinine in a tasteless form. guage work in our graded course I No cure, no pay. Price 50 cents. — —■ • — Mr. Simpson followed on the relative I NORTH DALLAS importance of diagramming and an alytis in grammar. Mr. Seymour ex Mr. Armstrong and family, who for tended an invitation to I he association i merly lived near Guthrie school house to bold it* next ineetng at Rick real). ] have moved into the house recently F A L L S CITY. W . M. Hargeuut and wife, of Perry- anil the invitation accepted. Twenty occupied by E. T . Evans. Ivliewcr Bros, are painting their en dale, were yesterday visiting the hom e five teachers were present. Very few gine and it is said to look like a crae- Basket ball is the ra g*; the hoys P. Todd lias the contract for cut of Chas. Rice. of our citixaus attended tho meeting. kerjack. liavp organized a team and are ready ting wood for the O&kburst school dis to meat all comers. trict fur next year. O A K DALE- Rose Flour £ m Salem Mills £ ASK YOUR GROCER FGR IT; w „ FINE NEW STORE. F. E. B. The homes of O. H. Cobb and W ill Rev. Russell is holding protracted Martin are now in telephon, con meeting here. nection, they having recently put up Mr. Mucomber lost a horse with a line. blind staggers, and has been having Ernest Hanson i* working in the sheep killed on the Chitwood place ly Observer printing office. a cougar he thinks. Albert Cairn.« and Walter Critch- Mr. Harris will move from the Boise place to Sheridan, to work at black- low, of thi* vicinity, attend Dallas college. smithing. Mis* Ida Reed is working for Rev. Mrs. Peterson is in town. Matlock, iti Dallas. School will com m ence the 2nd day of March with Mrs. Card as teacher. A basket (oeial will be given at the school house in the near future. C. L. Hawley, of McCoy, expect* to Jesse Townsend and family, former he at the goat show with some fine ly of this pluce, are now living near Lincoln Ism Its. Carlton. ----------- ♦ • « .------------ A ll Stuffed Up That's the condition of many sufferers from catarrh, especially in the morning. Great difficulty is experienced in clear ing the head and throat. No wonder catarrh causes headache, impairs the taste, smell and hearing, pollutes the breath, deranges the stom ach and affects tho appetite. To cure catarrh, treatment must be constitutional—alteraiive and tonic. M I C H I C A N C I T Y . Jim Proctor Henry. i, working Cures catarrh—it soothes and strength ens the mucous membrane and builds up the whole system. Auction Sale! t for Thad. Prather »old a cow and for »40. Mr. calf Mr. Stanton has feeble health. Clifford Parker h a, recovered from his illnesa. Brush college has an enrollment of 40. j » WEDNESDAYS FEBRUARY 12th I O’CLOCK, P. M. I will sell at public auction at my »lure on Main »treat, Dallaa, a foil line ot HOUSEHOLD F l'R N IT V R E 8TOVKS COOKING U TE N SILS. ETC Pata Long, for years an employe on the Wallace place, hat gone t<> Ore gon City. Fred Schindler also an em ploye on the Wallace farm, will drive the M c Coy mail. You Know W hat You Are T a k in g when you take Grove'« Tasteless Chill T on ic because the formula ia plainly printed on every bottle allowing that it is «imply iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No cure, no pay, 50 cent«. PEEDEE. lhirsa Turner has rented the Audy Sebring place and will run 20* sheep. Fred Johnson is to have charge of the Nick Tarter hop yard. Now ia tli, time to make vour ae- i Rasket social and m ock trial at the lection. Everythin, will be sold with school huuar on the evening of the out re*erve. Special *ale will co n 22nd. tinue until everythin, ia »old. Buy Phv Simpson is getting hi« logs ont e r , will find this an excellent oppor of R im er creek and will ruu them to tunity to pnrch»ae good luruituie. market on the first high water. FRANK KERSLAKE. Little Allen Bush i, Frank Butler has made a 3 days business trip to Monmouth and Dal las. CATARRH T he donkey engine for Thurston's cam p him bv this time arrived there. It was a difficult job ow ing to the state of the roads. CATARRH T h e S p e c iflc C. L. Hopkins will move bit bouse north onto a piece of land purchased o f Stewart Montgomery. John Prell lias been Frank Butler’s. visiting Stops the C o u g h recovering from 8 month, of rheumatism. Another petition fo ra road wa* cir culated here recently. BALLSTON. There is an in town. epidem ic of la grippe C. IP BISHOP is • l y ’ s Cream Ba lm It i* quickly absorbed Give« relief at once, t opens and cleanse* th« ! Nosul Passages. at And works o ff t he cold. Laxative bro- m oquinine tablets euro a cold in one day. No cure, no pay. Price, 2.5 cents. Since moving to his larger and more conven ient store opposite the CapitalNational bank LOCA !an1 C LIM ATIC Nothing hut a local ^ emeriy or change of cli- f j hate will cure Allays Indamatio’). COLD * n HEAD (eal* and Protect*, the lembrane. Restores the I Senses of Taste and Smell. No injurious drug. Reg > ular size, 50 cents; Family sisse, £ t or h\ mail ELY DKOI HHKS, 50 VVar.en Street,' New York. 'inai Settlem en t. AIRLIE. M whs afflicted with catarrh. I took medicine* of different kind*, giving each j The pruning campaign ha« begun a fttlr trial; but gradually grew worse until in the Wallace orchard. I could hardly hear, taste or smell. 1 then concluded to try Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and i Chan Smith wa« hurt quite badly after taking five bottles I was cured and have not had any return of the dlmMae by a piece of iron wedge striking him s in c e .” E route F o r b e s , Lebanon, Kan. in the leg. H o o d ’s Sarsaparilla W e heard tlie other morning that the atib evintion for F eb rta rv-F a b .- means Freeze every hotly, and that man looked frozen in hi» ulster. I ' wa« apparent that lie needed the kind al warmth that readies from head to foot, «11 over the body. W e could have told him from personal know ledge that H ood ’s Sarsaparilla gives )iermanent warmth, invigorates the blood and speeds it along tlirounh ar tery anil vein, and really fits men and women, hoys and girls, to enjoy cold wenther and resist the attack* of dis ease. It gives the right kind of a warmth, stimulates ami strengthens at the same time, and alt its benefits are laiting. There may he a suggestion in this for you, otice is hereby given th a t the tn dersigned ha* filed his final ac«uunt in the matter of the estate of S. A Nebel, deceased, and Saturday, March S, 1902. at the hour of l o'clock p. m., has been appointe! hr the county e**urt of the state of Oregon, for Polk county, an the time for the hearing of objections to said final aevouat and the seulement thereof. AU partons are there fore notified to appear at »aid time and show cause. if any exist, why the ««id account should not he proved at»d the administrator cf ««id estate and f N Has had a larger trade than ever before. He and his clerks are receiving congratulations on all sides over their increased facilities. CLOTHING They have everything for men, boys and children to wear and want everybody to come in to see their nice surroundings and attractive offerings. Salem WoolenMills Store 2 5 4 C o m m e r c ia l S tre e t. A jietilion is lieing ciiculated to have the voting place changed from David Warren and wife have gone to Pom eroy, W ashington, to live with Lewisville to this place. Tom »Stump, their soninlaw. Several stock buyers were in these Jacob Pence and family left Tues bon dsm en discharges!. pnrts during the last few days. IKied ihiaT tli day of February, 1902 day for their new hom e in Indiana. KENTON. II. L. FU I. M. Simpson and wife spent two Hi* sob! his prune orchard to »Mr. Bar- Adminiatrjtor of the estate of S. A. Nebel, de or tli re* days in Corvallis last week. num. of M cM innville. Both the War ceit set! Butler & Coed, attorneys. ren am! Ponce families are old resi The people in this vicinity werewell dents ami leave many warm friends. Largest stock on the Pacific coast. Our specialties; entertained for 'hr*e n igh t, last week Tilton apricot. Sugar prune, Logan berry, Mammoth Last Saturday night the Sunday by Herr B»hlhorn, who represent* the blackberry, Wismer Desert and Winter Banana ap school had a social at the W oodm an Hamburg oil. hall to raise funds for the com ing EVERY DAY ples. Write for catalogue and prices. Ed. r«trns was doing business in year. Tin* follow ing program m e was IN THE YEAR Portland last w ick. rendered : Voluntary— Miss Dovie M cCulloch. YOU CAN GET F. A Link and M. M. Jones were Song— Onward, Christian Soldier— doing their trading here Monday. A BARGAIN Juvenile class. SALEM, OREGON. Lafr Williams and wife returned to Recitation— Florence Dorton. In Watches, Dallas hist Saturday. Song— Georgia Clark. Jewelry, Optical goods, Tableau— Deaf and Dumb Barber, Aunt Nancy Sim pson, w ho »lied it Solo— Miss Mamie Flattery. and Kodaks at this place la.**i week, w;,s born in T en Sol#i— M i « m Alice Birks, nessee about 84 years ago and at the Tableau— 01*1 Fashioned Bridal. *ge of If» w is married to John E«t> s, Duet—-F. W . Royal ami wife. who was killed by the Indians in ’ 52. Recitation— Darkey Serm on— Edw. Several years later she married Ore* n Sim pson, who died some ten years Dorton. Dialogue ami tableau— Songs of Sev ago. She was the mother of ten chil Of vour rooms, we are just now offering remnants dren, only two of whom are now liv en— Young Peoples’ class. Next door to P. O., Dallas. After the programm e, Auctioneer ing. Burras Estes, of Independence and tardy patterns in all grades of carpets and wall Royal proceeded to sell the baskets, and Mrs Rose, of Airlie. paper at only a fraction of their value. This is ne ami $16 20 was added to the school W O V E N —------ ♦ • ♦ fund. After lunch the young people W IR E cessary on our part in order that we may make room SPRING V A L L E Y . played games until m idnight. FEN CIN G quickly, we are already crowded and will he much Coyotes have been killing lambs for Preparations are being made f o r , T o cooaum ers at wholesale prices. I Chas. Jaminson. more so when our new stock is in. DO NOT FOR am taking order* to com plete a car an*.ther basket social th * proceeds to GET that we are load r»r March delivery. Writ»* j Sam. Barker has 90 and W . B. go toward buildi *g sidewalk« ill rough now and c e l price*. List clones Ftb j Duncan 75 January lambs. the business part of town. ruary tOlh. J. R. Shepard has shipped his pru nes east and had a car lout I of them put up in extra nice shape. He will First door north of postoffice, Salem. Oregon. Stores at Ouy a mill for sawing oak lumber A9 State street. !*alcm. amt Mr. Copasco. who will be hia Salem a/ul Albany. WALTER MORLEY, Prop , sawyer, hae moved into the manse at FRUIT TREES™ OREGON NURSERY COMPANY P F E N N IG , Jeweler and Optician. SALEM FENCE WORKS Take Accurate Measurements the House Furnishing Company.