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cures made by Dr. K ilm er’s Swam p-Root, the great kidney, liver and bladder remedy. r Î The family of Ira Smith will move to Vale in Eusturn Oregon, where he is merchandising. PUOBATB. The bond of guardian of Grace Har mon win filed and approved. The bond on Halo of realty of Henri Gross«, insane, waa filed and approved. The aemi- annual account of the Knardian of the Ranford William* heira waa filed aud approved. Eflle M. Wilaon waa appointed giiurliati of Handy minor heira uuder *2,200 bond. The aemi annual account of the ad ministrator of the Rasliel Davidaon eatale waa Hied and approved, except aa to claim of J. 8. Newhill, which wra disallowed hy the administrator and will he heard later by the court. Mrs. Laura Adkins and children have gone to Portland, where her hus band is working. ) have been quite unwell. J. H. Collins ha» not fully decided about rebuilding the Talmage flour ing mill. To Cure a Cold In O n e Day Take laxative bromo quinine tablets All druggists refund thn money if it fails to cure. Signature of E. W. Grove on each box. 25 cents. P IO N EER . Giound too wet for plowing and getting still welter. Miss Iceland, of Multnomah county, ' will begin teaching here next Monday. C0MMIHBI0NRK8. Maggie Owen is here with her si» John Teal. Seth Rings. ! ter, Mrs. Harrington, and her brother, Mrs. E. G. Emmons was allowed | Vessio. has been visiting his Moo- f 3 45 tax rebate on account of double mouth kindred. assessment. Mrs. Woodward and Ruby have It waa ordered that after April 1st been visiting Dallas. the al'owauce to each Mr». Ford and J. M. Holman is getting ready to Mrs. McGinn be |4 per mouth, and improve his house. the allowances to Mra. Nisk and Mrs. Our Sunday school and spelling Scudder are te be then discontinued. Evan Evans, Jas. Burns and Sani'l. school have both been well attended. Tetherow flr. were appointed to meet There is some dissatisfaction over with Surveyor Ground Tuesday, Mar. the way the goat show was conducted. 25tta, to view and survey the proposed Critchlow road near Airlie. F. E. B. We heard the other morning that POPCORN. the abb-eviation for Febrtary-Fet.,- The Highland Literary and Debat means Freeze .very body, and that ing society met on the 26th of Febru man looked frozen in his ulster. It ary and discussed the question: ‘ 'Re was apparent that he needed the kind solved that wealth wields a greater in of warmth that reading from head to fluence over mankind than know foot, all over the body. We could ledge,” It waa decided iu favor of have told him from personal know the negative. The question for next ledge that Hood's Sarsaparilla gives meeting is: "Resolved, that the Uni permanent warmth, invigorates the ted slates ought to own and control idood and speeds it along thrminh ar all the railroads and telegraph lines iu tery and vein, and really fits men and women, boys and girls, to enjoy cold thu United States. weather and resist the attacks of dis F. A. Kamerer has been laid up for ease. It gives the right kind of a a couple of days with a lame beck. warmth, stimulates and strengthens at The financial result of the basket the same time, and all its benefits are social at J. 0. Cannoy’s for the bene lasting. There may be a suggestion in this for you. fit of Brother Housel was $18.10, u n c ie o a m s Mail S ervice f requires physical and mental ability of a high degree to withstand its hard labors. T h e high tension to which the nervous system is constantly subjected, has a depressing ef fect, and soon headache, back ache, neuralgia, rheumatism, sciatica, etc., develop in severe form. Such was the case of Mail Carrier S. F. Sweinhart, of Huntsville, Ala., he says: “An attack of pneumonia left me with muscular rheumatism, headache, and pains that seemed to be all over me. I was scarcely able to move for about a month when I decided to give Pain Pills M ile s’ and Nerve Plasters a trial. In three days I was again on my route and In two weeks I was free from pain and gaining in flesh and strength.1* Sold by ell Druggists. Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, 'nd. Mrs. J. K. Sears is again at home af ter spending several months with her daughters in Salem. Miss Smith, the Perrydale school teacher, came in on the north bound train Sunday. Miss M ind Sears,after spending the winter in Portland, will now engage in the millinery trade in Amity. A pleasant party was given by Geo. Shields last Friday night. After en joying themselves in games a deli cious lunch was served. Those pres ent were Misses Banna Ball, Nellie Williamson, Pauline. Hattie and Car men Sears, Bertha Reese, Vida Mul- key, Ana Moore, Elvaand Sadie Rich ardson, Maggie Rhode, Carrie Domes, Elina aud Ada Fletcher, Myrtle Davis and Ella Carpenter, Loyd Ball, Jacob, Tom and Ernest Sears, Howard Bean, Clytle K ilty, Henry and Charley Do mes, George Flake, Jas. Thompson, Charley Richardson, Jas. Toxier, Ual do Finn, and Willie Gorsline. C h r o n i c D i a rr h o e a . Mr. C. B. Wingfield, of Fair Play, Mo., who suffered from chronic dysen tery for thirty five years, says Cham berlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea John Rukite is working for Fred. FALLS C ITY . Remedy did him more good than any Koser at Dixie. Ar.au Mysr and Will Hinshaw have j other medicine he had ever used. For sale by A. K. Wilson. The quarterly meeting of this charge gone to Eastern Oregon. will be held at Oak Grove two weeks Watkins’ store is nearly completed ROCK CREEK. from yesterday. and he is moving his goods iu. Thos. Blower went to Norton's Sat James Sykes has finished his plow- Last month there were 21 inches of urday. in«. rain. A. V. Thompson has lost a fine Jer James Sykes anti family went to Sa The Irish yellow gorse is the first sey cow aud calf. lem Monday evening to see Uncle flowering shrub, and is now in full Tom's Cabin played. J. L. Morrison has returned from a bloom. The grange met at the Popcorn in visit to Dallas friends. L. Gerlinger Jr. has been here sev stitution of learning on February 21st Ralph Henry has rented and moved and organized and elected officers. A. eral days on business. te A . L, Porter’s place at Sugarloaf. B. Gibson had tlie honor of uamiug Two boys front San Francisco were it Summit grange. We hear there is to beadepot erect arrested by our marshal, Josh Talbot, The voters in this precinct gathered on the charge of having stolon $32, ed at Norton’s, also another stare. at West Salem to register on last Tuts and were held until fetched by the A H o rrib le O u t b r e a k father, day. "Of large sores on my little daugh Mr. Dorton has purchased land here ter’s head developed into a case of . P IO N IER . and will shortly come from Ballston scald head,” writes C. D, Isbill of Morgunton, Tenn.. but Bucklen's Ar Mr. Williams haa bought S8 bush to reside. els of oats from J. R. Robbins. Returning home Saturday from nica Salvo completely cured her. It’s Will McCabe has been cutting cord Lewisville grange frank Butler and a guaranteed cure for eesema, tetter, wood for J. A. Williams but he is go- wif. were d.layed on the road by the salt rbeum, pimples, sores, ulcers and breaking of two single trees and were piles. Only 25 cents at all druggists. iug to Idaho the 25th of March. kindly assisted by Mr. Bronson. They Sunday school is progressing nicely did not arrive at home till after dark. BUELL. with Mr. Ramsey as superintendent. T. B. Stone has been sick. The farmer's institute at Lewisville Ledford Woodard haa cut consider March 14lh unless altered will con Mr. Wsun, of Salem, came over and able wood this winter. flict with the republican primaries bought some fine beef cattle. which are fixed for that date. Miss Mattie Conlee was at home ^ ^ The late high water has washed out Sunday. W h a t S h a l l W e Hav a for D e s s e rt? the ford at the Rowell place on Goose Mr. Doraaachofsky has been fenciug. This question arises in the family neck, making it impossible to cross Miss Ivn Swenson has been having every day. Let us answer it to-day. | except on hors» buck. It will be nec Try’ Jell-O, a delicious and healthful essary to have a bridge. a siege with the sore throat. dessert. Prepared in two minutes. W. Rowell and N. Dickey went over lanlford Woodard aud Mr. Kuhnke No boiling! no baking! simply add boiling water and set to cool. Fla- | to Zsna and bought a nice band of cut the wood fur the school house. vors:— Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and young cattle. Mrs. MuOarter and son visited the Strawberry. Get s package at your Rosa Rowell has been making quite Woodward family Sunday. grocers to-day. 10 cts. an improvement in the fencing line Carl Williams has bought a pony. this winter. R ICK R ¡ A L L . J, A. Williams is prepared for shear P. W. Yarrow, who lived near Har Otis Wait and wife bavs been over mony, has »old hit farm to G. T, Por ing gnats and sheep. Hs haa sold his incubator to Mr. Ramsey. from Popcorn visiting kindred and ter and will soon leave for Kansas. Ernest Munch has been here to sec ------ — ------- his sister, Mrs. S. T. Burch. Considerable interest is being taken You K n o w W h a t You Are T a k in g iu the meetings at the Baptist church. The Monmouth basket hall team when you take Grove’s Tasteless Chill came down Friday night and played Tonic because the formula is plainly our team, the latter winning by a printed on every bottle showing that it is simply iron and quinine in n score of 9 to 6. tasteless form. No cure, no pay. 30 Miss Allie Buroh was in Corvallis cents. this week. M a rch , A pril, M a y M ICH ICX N C ITY . The Artisans expect to initiate ten new members Wednesday evening Grain looks fine. There is a Best time for doitq They will spread a lunch and have a Tltad Prather and family have mov every thing—tbit is, a time v/hen ; grand time generally. ed. H# will work for Gardner Savage thing can be done to the best ad Mrs. Jarvis and daughter, Mrs. east of Halem. vantage, most easily and most ef Finch. Humlayed at the home of J. Char, Smith is taking care of Mr. fectively. Now is the best time W. Fetxer. 8tanton, who is very low. for purifying your blood. W hy' Our Masonic lodge had quite an en Because your system is now trying joyable meeting Saturday evening. J. H. Crawford, of Marion, visited to purify it— you know this by tht After initiating two members all bauds relatives here while serving on the pimples and other eruptions that partook of a good lunch. county court jury in Salens. liave come on your face and body. H o o d ’s Sarsaparilla and Pills MoCOY Jaa. Totier made a business trip to the metropolis last week. Mike McNulty is now the proud fa Are the medicines to take— they do the work thoroughly and agreeably ther of a 12-pound boy. and never fail to do it. Roht. Totier returned home Satur Hood’s are the medicines you day from the Portland business col lege. have always hoard recommended. Hawley, of this place. Hermann place. \V. E. William*« is «»ill having tx ae- rioui time with tlio iltouni ttiam. It is the great medl- Mia I£u Taylor ie very tick with thu cal triumph cf the nine- fever. teenth century dis covered after years of Charley Ilolmnn'a dog got poisoned BUVLER- _ scientific research by recently, and he saved ite life hy cut 3 Dr. Kilmer, the em i- ting itr- tiil off. But how about the Zacb Hartman has rented 50 acies ' nent kidney and blad j calf, Charley? of the Porter plu.ee. der specialist, and is wonderfully successful In promptly curing I wond Don’ t forget the farmer’» institute Mr. Pullivan hat sowed 30 acre» of lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou to be held iu the church »t Lewisville clover and will put in 70 acres more. bles and Bright's Disease, which is the worst Friday the 14th, day and night !*«*• form of kidney trouble. Frank Hartman is working for Lee Dr. Kilmer s Swamp-Root Is not rec siumi. All question» of interest, to ommended for everything but if you have kid farmers generally will bo discussed. Rowell. ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found The O. A. C. will be repreiented by A u g u s t Au<r cut h i* arm badly re- just the remedy you need. It has been tested Dr. Jas. Withycombo a m i others. • a in so many ways, in hospital work, in private Bring your baskets mil »i*e the whole c im tly w h ile « p l i U l i g wood. practice, among the helpless too poor to pur show'. Come up. Mr. Editor, and get T F T im m li » . , „ n teH Ton C orker I' , ; _rP j 9 reilt* a Joo L ocker chase relief and has proved so successful in i a good, >quare meal. ham’s hop »srd. ! every case that a special arrangement has been made by which all readers of this paper W. R. Ellis is at Salmon river ena Heibert, Katrina Heibert, Agatha Heibert and David Peters, as ad ministrator, with will annexed, of the estate of . Cornelius Heibert, de- | ceit5 od, defendants. J To Helena Toews, Jacob W . Toews, M ary Wiens, Henrich W iens, Cornelius Heibert, junior, Helena Heibert, Katrina Heibert and Agatha Heibert, defendants: IN T H E N A M E O F T H E S T A T E OF I Oregon, you are hereby required to appear ! end answer the complaint file l against you in 1 the above entitled suit on or before tne date j of the hwt publication A this summons, to- i wit: til. 18th itay " f April, A I),. 1U02, and if j y,,u f»Hto answer, for want thereof, the plain tiff will take . decree ayainst you for the re lict pray.d for in the complaint, which is a» M l . . » . , tu-vvit: That the estate of Cornelius j who have not already tried it, may have a Heibert, deceased, be decreed tt.be indebted elntin. sample bottle sent free by mall, also a book to plaintiff on a certain note, mentioned »nd Milton Thompson, of Pioneer, i# tellinytnorc about Swamp-Root and how to Kurgan Lowe ami Lon Hartman described in plaintiff's complaint, dated Jan- find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. visiting hie son, Ben. nary l, IH'JO, and tine January 1, 18114, in the have gone to I’emlloton to work. When Vriting mention reading this generous sum of $770.011, with interest thoreon at the Mrs. Low Wheeler and non, of Ma rat. of A [ter cent per annum front the 27th \Ym. Shepard, who 1. tannin, near offer in this paper and rion county, have been visiting her Vasco, Washington, writes that most day of February, 1902, until paid; and also send your address to nephew, O. Dennis. be decreed to be indebted on that certain Dr. Kilmer & Co..Bing of the grain in that lectio i has froz proraUsnry mite a« described in plaintiff’s hamton, N. Y. The School commenced Monday. en and will have to be resowed. complaint, dated January 1, 1890. and due regular fifty cent and Ilomo of Swamp-Root. January 1, 189.% in the sum of $1,300, with dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists. interest thereon at the rate of 8 per cent per Quite a number of our people at OAKCROVK. annum from the 3rd day of .January, 1902, tended Mr. Harris’» funeral last Fri until paid: for the further Hum of $100 attor- day. Mr*. Harris has gone to live Quarterly meeting will begin at 2 . neys fees for the commencement and prosecu- John and Henry Boyer went to Sa with her daughter, Mrs. Ed Dorton, of o’clock Saturday, March 15th, a n d j tlbnof this suit to final determination; for hi* lem last week with two loads of bouse Sheridon. | costa and disbursement* in thie suit; that a hold over Sunday. hold goods for J. Hopt, who is moving | guardian ad litem be appointed to represent The Hubbard stave camp will move there. W. J. Starr is t e a c h in g h e re a n d the interests of Cornelius Heibert, junior, He- 1 lena Heibert, Katrina Heibert and Agatha to Ben Thompson’» place in a few lias 23 pupils. Heibert, minor heirs herein; and that the us The basket social will bo given Sat days. Seth Fawk has been down from the ual decree be made for the sale of the mort urday evening, March 8th, and prom gaged premises, as mentioned and described Chuuncey Dennis has been laid up agricultural college and his sister, in plaintiff’s complaint, by the sheriff of Folk ises to be a big affair. with a cut foot. Blanche, is visiting Salem friends. county, Oregon, according to law aud the Ed. Harris, of Liberty, was visiting practice of this court. That the said mort Mr. Roe’s children have been sick j J. C White has organized a grange gaged premises are described as follow*, to- with Dun. Hollingsworth last Sunday. and Mrs. Roe is iu poor health. ¡at Highland with 22 members ami wit: Beginning at a point 19 lfi chains south of the northwest corner of the H. M . Waller Mr. Reed has been improving things John Farley and Joe Card are these officers : Master, L D. Gibson ; donation land claim in township 7 south, about his place lately. secretary, Andrew Yerclor: leeturer, range 5 west, of the Willamette meridian, building u division fence. \V. T. Pearce. He has also reorgan and running thence west (50.<¡0 chains, thence H. M. Brown will sow 15 acres of ized the Salt Creek grange witli 42 north B. 16 chains, thence west 21.25 chains, olover next spring. LIN C O LN . thence south 44.90 chains, thence east 9.50 members. The trustees of the hall chain*, thence north .65 chain*, thence east Will. Conner, Miss Hettie Orchard, Rohcit Reid, of Salem, was here there are G. W. Myer, N. F. Gregg 1.50 chains, thence south .65 of a chain, and Mrs. James Mitchell visited at | Monday. thance east 71.35 chain*, thence 39 80 and K. Campbell. chains to the place of beginning, said premis Ballston Saturday and Sunday. ---------- — e e ■■ es being a part of sections 14 and 15, situated Mr. Poulsnn, who ha» been living (M rs . Irn S. T o w n s e n d Dead. in Polk county, state of Oregon, and contain Chas. Schroeder, who hat been quite near Salem for three year», is again a Miss B. F. Smith was born in Mis ing 338.88 acres of land, more or less, T h at sick for several weeks, is now able to resident of this place. * of said sale may be applied in souri in 1831, and iu 1853 crossed the the prooeeds be out. payment of the amount due plaintiff, and Dr. J. N Smith examined 3fteen plaius with her parents. George and the -------------- * • * ---------------- that the defendants herein, ami all persons T h e Best Pre scription for M a la r ia candidates l ist Monday for the Mac- Susan Smith, who tcok a donation claiming under them subsequent to the execu , land claim near McCoy. The same tion of said mortgage, mentioned and describ chills and fevers is a bottle of Grove’s cabee lodge. ed in plaintiff’s complaint, either as purchas Tasteless Chill Tonic It is simply John Hickman, who ha« for several j year she was married to Ira S. Town ers, incumbrancers, or otherwise, may be iron and quinine in a tasteless form. years been chief engineer of tile Lin send, who came to this country in barred and foreclosed of all right, claim of No cure, no pay. Price f>0 cents. coln flouring mills, took Tuesday’s I 1S-47 and was living on an adjoining equity of redemption in said premises, and every part thereof; and that said plaintiff boat for I’ortland enroll to for Seat- ! donation land claim. For many years may have «udgment and execution against the I he was one of the most prominent estate of said Cornelius Heibert, decease.!; PERRYDALE. - men in the county and died in 1895. I for any deficiency wlfch may rsmain afti Ed Kaub, of Ballston, is working! ! For almost 50 years she continued to applying all the proceed« of the sale " f for Will Sargeant, who bag bought i | reside there, an honored an useful said premises properly applicable to the .satis faction of said judgment. That the plaintiff from G. N. Townsend a lino young j I member of society. For many months or any party or any other person to the suit mare, paying $100. she had been an invalid and last fall may become a purchaser at such sale, and .-l i PI ; ; l ì f ! ? - came to the house of her son, Hon. J. that the sheriff execute a certificate of sale to In a'.i ¡10 stages tbero J * . Farmers greatly hindered by wet H. Townsend, in Dallas. There she such purchaser, and that such person be let should be cleanliness. ^ „ into possession of the premises on the produc weather. lingered un»il last Sunday, when she tion of the sheriffs certificate; and that plain Ely’s C're.rn Dcim passed over the river to be with the tiff may have such other and further relief in The Nichols family who were run clean; es, soothes r.nd heals loved ones beyond. She joined the the premises as to the court may seem meet ning the WUe dairy have moved to the diseased membrane. equitable. I l cures catarrh nnd drives I Baptist church in 1852 and for more and Corvallis. This summons is published by order of the away a cold i.i the Leud thun a generation had held member Honorable J. K. Sibley, judge A thecounty Our teacher, Miss Ros» Smith, luu quickly. C r e a m TVA.m !s placed into the nostrils, spreads ship with La Creole church near Crow court of Polk county, Oregon, duly made and been visiting her parents in Mon over the membrane and is absorbed. Relief is im ley. It was specially fi'ting that her entered herein at chambers in Dallas. Oregon, mouth. mediate and a cure follows. It is not drying—does funeral should he preached by Rev. on the 5th day of March, A . D ., 1902. The said order provides that the first publication of not produce sneezing. La rge Size, 50 cents at Drug A J. Hunsaker. of McMinnville, he !>• this summons shall lie made on the 7th day of Mrs. Benton Flanery is visiting her gists or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail. iing iiitinia’« with the family for March, A . D., 1902. and that said publica daughter at D.illas college. ELY BROTHERS, 5G Warren Street, New York. j more than forty years. A »-pedal mo- tion shall be continued for six consecutive weeks, an<i that the last publication thereof Mabel and Homer Sargeant have j tor came over Tuesday to heir the re- shall be on the 18th day of April, A . 1)., been quite sick. inainn and sorrowing friends to the 1902. TO W N SEN D A HART: Attorneys for plaintiff, Brown cemetery, where sho was laid OAKDALE. O n J. M. Wise and wife have returned from out south to look after their dairy interests. G. G. Rem pel who bought the Jones place, has rented it to W. M. Sargeant but will build and move there by fall. Our Sunday school grows in inter est. Jag. Mathis ie going to look for a home in Eastern Oregon, and when located his wife and mother will go, and so will hi« brother, Floyd, who is working for Van Sears. M rs. Bush Townsend, who died in Dallng Sunday, will he greatly missed here where she lived for near 50 years. Elnui Jones, who is an Amity stu dent, came home on account of the measles. Lucy Wolfe is hack from Dundee, wh'TC she was taking lessons in paint ing. About $50 has been raised to repair, paper and paint the Methodist church where Rev. Lee preaches every first and third Sunday. a il* N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N T H A T in pursuance of an order of sale made ami »entered by the county court of the county of Polk, state of Oregon, on the 3rd day of Feb ruary, 1902, in the estate of M alana Vander- pool, deceased, the undersigned administra tor of said «state will sol) at public auction, subject to confirmation b y said court the fol lowing described real property: Lot 4. in block 4, in the town of Airlie, Polk county, Oregon: also lots 1, 2, 3 and 4 in section 28, ; n township 9 south, range 6 west, of the W i l lamette meridian, in Polk county, state of Oregon. That said sale will be made on the 2 9 t h Day of M a r c h . A . D ., 1902, at 1 o’clock, p. m ., at the front door of the court house at I ‘ alias, in said Polk county, ptste of Oregon. Terms of sale, cash in hand at time of confirmation of side by the abeve entitled court. Dated February 25. A . I)., 1902. Willie Barker ig spending a few days iu Salem. Kd Patras will ship three cars of stavt timber this week. 5 is the oril.r I n cu b a to r ^ ^ on the market th a t licaiR ihecv>rners first It is s<*lf-r«‘ gulatiug. si lf-vent l.t d n / and require« no supplied moisture I t li a s L cau pri tiuU'iCfd by J pi'Hitry exports t be * the mo>*t successful batcher yu* hij’e^ed We pay fri Ight to any railway point te t.U? •v T>tilled Stites. S-*i)d for free catalogue J -it The sheriff sad his deputy are kept constantly buey writing out tax rc- seipts, there being often half » dozen ^ T J I K H IA W A T H A 1 N e t'llA T O li < o IliaW <tthu, KmtHAN. Btsmling around waiting for thsir turn ft ntv<j xv < ji o oc •' to pay. 7 ^ j ^ *1 V ^ c STOP RIGHT NOW Final Settlement. is HEREBY GIVEN T.’ fAT THE UN- dsrvgued ha» Hied his flns.l aevount in tke N ’OTICK matter of the estate <f S. A. Nebol, deceased, and Saturday, March s, IWO'2, at ’ the hour r.f 1 o’clock p. in., hut* been appointed by the . ountv court of the <«tate of Oregon, for Polk county, as the time for the hearing of ebjeetiousto aaid final account •and the sett-lenient thereof. All »'«rsona \ r* th*re- ! tore notified to appear at said tic.e and show « .»use. j if any exist, why the said account should not i o ap- ! proved and the administrator o f sud estate ad 1 his bondsmen discharged. Dated this? th day of February, 1902 ii. L. FENTOJT. l I Administrator of the estate of S. A. Nehei, de ceased. i Butler it Coad, attorneys. Paying two prices for carpets and wall paper. Buy ing from two to three times as much as any other concern in the Willamette valley is where we have the advantage. ’ Another economic advantage is our ability to group remnants from both stores, thereby saving the remnants of one. These items alone make a great saving in the management of our bus iness. OUR METHODS W ILL B E A R INSPECTION. the House Furnishing Company. First door north of postoffice, Salem. Oregon. Salem and Albany. W 'M m A IR L IE . Rain fell in torrent# here all day Tuesday and Henry Berry was at tending to btiMueas in your city that day. HIAWATHA** estate of Malana V a n - Burtel Sargeant hag gone east of the mountains to work on the farm of !■ Bert Con ner. Mis. Blanchard will preach at Coi - cord next Saturday evening and Sun day morning, and at B.ilUton Sunday night. Then she and Mi*« Leonora lining will hold a meeting of several weeks duration on Mill Creek. ■ --- ♦ • 4----------- to rest beside her life companion and close to her father and mother. There r»re but two children, Jaa. II. Town ee rid who has been practicing law here £ " T H E for about, twenty years, and George N. Townsend who lives on the old home place. Everybody knew her as Aunt Bush and a great many kind and gen erous acts acts are being retailed by those who were associated with her through so many years. I. M . S IM P S O N , Administrator of the derpool, deceased. Dr. Hunter, of Perrydale, has been kept busy caring for sick people. Benton Flanery and Win. Sargeant have been shipping more dressed porkers to Portland. tP£ 1 Administrator’s Sale. Winfield Flanery is so afilicted with eczema that he cannot work. Mr. Gelatley dehorned 40 head ot Mrs. Neff Fulkerson, of Halsey, is cattle recently for T. P. Bevens. here attending the bedside of her County Clerk Lough ary was at this father, Mr. 8tanton. place one day last week, registering H. Parker has sold Ilia home, con voterg. sisting of 6 acres improved land, two J. W . Buster, formerly of Indepen cows, rbickeus. horse and buggy, and dence, wag through thia locality a few household furniture for f'JOO. days ago buying calve#. ' ------ N O R TH DALLAS. H. Tarter and wife went to Salem Mrs. McLaughlin lias built some now fence. —I pww H ttm»i', S .r* .p»rU l. A. Domes is improving his place by too Mahly . . .prlne medicine. When wr *•»« It In the »print wr all feel hetterthronrh putting up wire fencing. Ike summer •• Mas. s. H. N eal . McCray.. Pa. Ifw is Garhu't. John Zachary and Miss Maud Hawley, of Monmonth, H o o d 's S a rs a p a rilla p r o m is e s to lias liven visiting her brother, C, I. Will. Lynns are cutting wood on the c u r s a n d h a s p s th e p ro m ts * . Mac Dueli&Q.\n a n d R opco St ints H*v loading stave* on th« caas foi Mr. P»ir.n, Pnatnr M itlock w ill preseli at tlu tie, where he expect* to make his fu Christian church next Sunday morn ture home. ing ui.il evening. At the 1 meeting of our literary society the principal feature was the debate “ Rc.-olved, that the govern ment should own th<* railroad.” For Summons. nearly two hours the speaker* held the audience spell bound with their In the I’ireuit court of the state <>f Oregon flow of eloquence. The judg h decid for Ptttk county.— Department No. 2. ed in favor of the negative. The :«f* IA D. Peters, plaintiff, ) firm a live speakers were J. K. Fliepard,! I VH‘ .. ' Helena Toews, Jacob W F. G. McLench aud A. Kay The I Toews, Mary Wien«, speakers on the negative wore Carl Henrich Wiens, Cornel Abrams, VVm.and Geo. Bavne. ius Heibert, junior, 11 el- j L ' i k: m ; I hMlWfv IS EVERYTHING SOLD BY P F E N N IG , Jeweler and Optician. Next door to I’ . O., Dallas. Hop Wire! Valley headquarters for bop wire' Best w re at lowest yrioes. Store« at FINE NEW STORE. Since moving to his larger and more conven ient store opposite the CapitalNntional bank O.PBISHOP 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 FENCE WORKS Salem Woolen Mills Store o9 State street, Salem. 2 S 4 Comm ercial Street. WALTER MORLEY, Prop
