L0CA1 AND GENERAL- j
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Hop men can get an excellent
spraying compound at the Soap works
where they make auch a good laundry
article.
Polk county eoap greaae
! would be taken in exchange.
Don't Stumble
Through Life.
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W H A T W E H AV E 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 -
Abte S o u r c e s D la h o d u p for O u r
N u m e r o u s F a m i l y of R e a d e r s
In Abrevln ted P a ra g ra p h s .
You cannot enjoy liting if you can
not see how to live. The blind man
is unfortunate and ia to be commiser
ated, while you are simply s foolish
man suffering by your fully. We will
make your sight more nearly perfect.
We will relieve your eyes.
For grocerit s go lo Osfiekl's.
I 1 1 itve it font lli"U8iinil dollars to
loiin lit six per cent on siririly firsi
flair (arm securities.— H. (>. CiniiptieU.
H E R M A N W . BA RR
Scit otitic Optician, 120 State, Salem.
S|iectaclea itnti glasses at Pfennig’».
M. Hayter, di ntist, Wilson building
The F reshy ter iap ladies trill at '.heir
i llllrcll this etening give a reception
lo Rsv. W. T. Witrille and wile.
UN 8EEN FORCES.
Job work done liere— the best.
The W. C. T. U. will meet witli
Mr- W. ¡1. Boals on Wednesday af-
teiuoon, June IIIII.
Judge Boise this week grant il >li-
voices to Dan Bobbins iiud Kllen
Robins, and relused the application o
Mary Leach for divorce. Decree- were
granted in the eases ol Jr.rper is liar
rick and Starr vs Rhods. The case of
Hyde vr llyde war settled, and that of
Harris vs Harris was paa-ed lo June
2.'frd. Mis. Ora Cusper won her ca-e
ag dust the building a.-social ion and
J. ft. Teal his against J. L Kart and
Ma ia 8inith.
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Grandma Farley s ipiite ill.
We give all available county elec
tion returns. The official count will
lie made tomorrow, and next week we
will give a full report. In hut few
cases were the socialist and prohibi
lion voles sent in from precincts.
George Whitshoru has gone to work
in Bryan's store and George Coad has
taken his place at the depot.
Alva Lynch of Dallas, and Miss Ad
die Whitemah of Buena Vista, wen
married Wednesday, and his host of
friends gladly welco ed her here.
Sacks furnished and best price pa:d
for wool by H. L. (Jrider.
Wednesday’s south bound freight
train had a wreck near Dayton, seven
cars being ditehed, The Dallas pas
senger train could not pass amt went
back on regular lime • eslenlay. The
abandoned freight will arrive this
evening.
G r e a t S a l s of C o r s e t s .
50 cent grade....................
T h e i r V a l u e D e m o n s t r a t e d by D r .
75 cent grude ...................
D a rr in N o « S t o p p in g at th e
♦ 1 grade..............................
W illa m e tte H otel.
Auisttd by CUTICURA OINTM ENT,
the Great Skin Cure» for preserving, puri
fy*0^ and beautifying the skin, for
cleansing the scalp of crusts, scales, and
dandruff, and the stopping of falling hair,
for softening, whitening, and soothing red,
rouçh, and sore hands, for baby rashes,
itchings, and chafings, and for all the pur*
poses of the toilet, bath, and nursery.
Millions of Women use CUTICURA
SOAP in the form of baths for annoying
inflammations and irritations, or too free
or offensive perspirations, in the form of
washes for ulcerative weaknesses, and
for many sanative, antiseptic purposes
which readily suggest themselves to
women, especially mothers. No amount
of persuasion can induce those who have
once used these great skin purifiers and
bcautifiers to use any others.
Complete Treatment for every Humour, 91.
Consisting o f C u tic u k a 80AP (25c. ),to cleanse
the skin o f crusta and scales, and soften
the thickened cuticle. C u t ic u r a O in t m e n t
(60c.), to instantly allay itching, lnflamma*
tlon, and Irritation, and soothe and heal, and
G u tic u r a R e so l v e n t P i l l s (25 c .), to co o l
and cleanse the blood.
C u tic u r a R esolv en t P ills (Chocolate
Coated) are a new, tasteless, odorless, eco
nom ical substitute fo r the celebrated liquid
C ctio u r a R esolv en t , as well as fo r all other
blood purifiers and hum our cures. In screw-
cap vials, containing 60 doses, price 25c.
Hold throughout the world. British Depott ft JS,
Chartefhouee 8q., London. French Depot) £ Rue de la
Paix, Parie. F ottkb Dauo add C r ib . C obp ., Sole
Props., BoetOB, U. S. A. “ All about the Skin," tree.
Cord wood or 16 inch o.ik stove
The chenpea* ever made in Ddlar. wood wanted at this office oil sub
Cahimt platinum photos at fl.fiO per scription account.
dozen.
T. J. C h k h r i n o t o n .
All m.mbers of the Christian
Extras of every imaginable kind for church are requested to b . present at
buggies, carriages and wagons kept by the morning service next Sunday as
Wagner Bros. And they have hits of there is important business that must
extras for machinery. You will be be attended to nt that time. W. T.
surprised at the variety and quantity Matlock, pastor.
of extras carried by them. Ask for
Amos Strong, a well known Salem
whatever you want and they will be
man, died in Mexico this week.
very apt to produce it.
Sheridan's famous comedy, The Ri
vals, will be presented by studeuts
mid faculty of the Normal school at
Monmouth Saturday evening, June
14th, for the benefit of their athletic
association. Admission 35 cents, re
served seats 50 cents.
The Presbyterian Christian En
■leaver Society met at the home o 1
Sheriff VanGrsdel and chose Alex
VanOrsdet as president; Miss Jessie
Wiseman as vice-president; Miss Kate
Wilson, secretary; Miss Ada Ostield,
treasurer and Miss Rsa Wilson,
John Diehni and family will go to organist.
morrow for a week’s visit with Philo
In the McCoy school taught by Miss
math friends.
Ella Carpenter, Eddie Merritt, Maggie
Children’s Day services will be held Rohdj, Henry and Nina Slagle wen-
neither iibsout nor turdy dining the
at the Presbyterian church in con
entire school yeur.
nection with the Bible school. An
The June issue of the Outlook, pub
interesting program has been prepar
lished at 287 Fourth Avenue, Now
ed and all are invited.
York, is called the Out-of-Doors num
H. L. Fenton wants your wool and ber, and is full of choice summer read
will pay the highest market price for
ing.
it.
A dollar’s worth of 'vhitswash and a
Rev. J. R. G. Russell will preach at
little industry would make a great im
Oakdale at 3 o ’clock next Sunday.
provement in the surroundings of
C. L. Hubbard and family are back many a home. See what I. V. Lynch
from Ban Francisco where they saw H ud Win. Tatum have done to make
many interesting tilings, and Missus their homes more attractive.
Lydia Campbell and Vanule Hsrt
Mrs. Lou Magruder has been up
have leturned from a delightful trip from Portlaud and Mrs. Hattie
as delegates to a young women’s con W ill:« ns Rhodes from Tasoma, while
vention at Capitols, California.
A. Shultz and wife are visiting their
Fred McTitmnonds lias opened a sou, Sanford east of the mountains.
lunch stand in rear of H. B. Plum
F. J. Coad is having his house re
mer’s cigar stand.
painted a pure while and many other
I’rof. Reynolds and Ilia graduating homes are being slicked up and m ide
class went in a hack to attend the b.tter looking all around. The con
graduating exercises of the Indepen trast with shabby places it stronger.
dence school lust Saturday evening. Sonic cannot afford good houses but
all can have things around them neat
Mira Texie Edgar, teacher of the and attractive
Red i raiiie school, reports that Etliel-
Report of Upper SaR Creek school
Agnes and Fas Cox, Clara, Eva, Ma,
bel, Clarence and Her.ry Weger, Ir for mouth ending M iy 23rd : Enroll
ma, Thomas and Groves Svron, An- ed, 26; average, 24 ; tardy, 11: visitors,
i ie, Harold and Willard Ingermanson 9; not absent nor tardy, 10. Irene
were neither absent nor tardy during Carter, teacher.
the past school month and that she
Last week's Falla City Leader had 9
had 32 visitors.
final proof timber land notices, among
A number of college students will them being Hardy Holman, C. L.
go to McMinnville today to attend Burr, Walter Williams, David J
the intermediate college athletic meet Grant, Joseph Wankey and Milo
Woods.
in which some of them take part.
[Salem Journal]
Unseeu forces are more powerful
than seen ones. Electricity perforins
cures silently but surrly. To this
many thousand* who have been cured
can testify. Many who know nothing
of it op|Mise it; but tiutlialways meets
with fierce opposition, which in the
end only hastens on the victory. Wo
Jo not profess to understand this un
seen power, but joyfully accept the
great boon to health, fteling that Dr.
Darrin is ahead of the age, and is
showing to the world this new method
of cure. As an example we append
Mrs. Dewey's card:
To the Public; I was a patient un-
ler Dr. Darrin's cure eight yean ago,
and wisli to relate my experience that
others may benefit by it. For many
long years I bud been afflicted with
diseases peculiar to my sex, dyspepsia
and piiii. in my chest, heart and
stomach. 1 hi d lost flesh until my
weight was 105 pounds. After a few
mouths electrical snd medical treat
ment by Dr. Darrin, I recovered my
health and gained 40 pounds, and am
now enjoying good health.
E. E. D kwey .
W ONDERFUL
-S 50 grade........................
CURE.
O f a C a r m a n E d i t o r of O b s t i n a t e
Deafness.
(Portland Freie Presae.)
The lack or loss of one of the Ave
human senses isolatss a person thus
ifliicted as entirely from the world as
if lie was barished to a lone island.
What gratification can bring us the
society of our best friends and ac-
inaintances if their voices do not
reach our ear, or if, instead of it, we
are only conscious of an indistinct
inurinui? With the loss of hearing
all joy and pie sure dies within us,
most so in the domestic relations snd
family life. The song of our children
sounds from the lips but does not
reach our heart, their thanks and
prayers are an empty sound. No
birds sing in the branches for us; no
sound from the whole nature reaches
our ear— a feeling of sorrow and de
spair fills our hearts. It makes no
diffe.ence if our suffering is due to an
bstinatc cold or other causes.
To give our readers a case, the more
convincing because taken from the
circle of our nearest acquaintances,
we refei to Mr. J. J. Kern, who suffer
ed for five years ago with a disease so
obstinate that his mind began to suf
fer. Mr. Kern was at that time editor
of the Nachrichten and Freie Presse,
and the loss of hearing and the con
stant noise in his ears proved a great
obstacle in his business. Dr. Darrin
cured him by clever treatment und
the evil lias never returned.
C ard from C. C. P ratt.
Mr. Editor: For 20 years prior to
going under Dr. Darrin’s treatment in
Portland five years ago. I had been
badly atHictcd with catarrh of the
stomach and bladder. I was terribly
bloated witli dropsy and dyspepsia. I
had given up all hopes of relief, but
banks to Dr. Darrin, I was cuied of
all the above mentioned diseases, and
I still enjoy the best of lioalth. I re
side at Coos City, six miles from
Miirsbfleld, Oregon, and will gladly
answer any questions, by le ter or in
person. I heartily recommend Dr,
Darrin.
C. C. P katt .
D r . D a r r i n ’« P l a c e of B u s i n e s s .
l)r. Darrin can be consulted free at
ihe Willamette hotel, Salem, until Ju
ly 6th, from 10 to 5 daily ; evenings 7
to 8 ; Sundays 10 to 3. All curable
chronic diseases, lost manhood, blood
taints, stricture, errors of youth, ca
tarrh and dealness, are confidentially
trinted. Cures of private diseases
guaranteed, and never published in
the papeis, and no eu es publi-hed ex
cept by permission. Most cases cun
receive home treatment after a visit
to the doctor’s office. Inquiries an
swered und circulars sent free. Bat
teries and belts furnished, with full
directions for their use. Eyes tested
and glasses tilted.
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C O U N TY COURT.
PROBATS.
H IG H G RAD E
C L O T H IN G -*
Like we sell shows plainly the maik» of skill
ful workmanship. Every suit we sell is guar
antced for fit, fashion and finish.
SUITS 17.50 TO 120.
UNION MADE OVERALLS 50c.
*1 FANCY SHIRTS AT 65c.
New style stiff bosom shirts in ail sixes for
men.
MEN8’ WORK SHIRTS 40c.
Double front, back and shouldir, assorted col
ors
MENS’ NKCKWK >R 23e.
All styles, excellent offerings in new goods.
THE FAMOUS GOBDEN HAT *3
made in all colors and shapes for men.
m T n ANI) B O Y -’ HATS *1 T 6 *4
ALL KINDS, COLOKS AND STYLES.
Sibley, J.
Henry Gee, Tsaac Lnnibright and
W. 8. Murray w<re appointed appmi -
ira of the property of the I.ebold tui
nor heirs.
Hearing of the final account of the
Knchel Davidson estate was ocutinued
until Saturday, June 14lh.
The administrator of the Cora M.
Jordan estate is to be discharged as
soon as he files Ids final receipts.
H o w to
Avoid
Tro u b le .
Now is the time to p-ovide yourself
and family with a bottle of Cli.inh.r-
IIU Diarrhoea
l/IB
laiu’s Colic, Cholera and_
ltemedy. It is almost fir U I ' I io be
needed before the sunint
rcu a
und if procured now may
in your
trip to town in the night
busiest season. It is everywhere ad
mitted to be the most successful med
icine in use for bowel complaints,
both for children and adults. No fain
ily can afford to be without it. For
sale by A K W ilenu.
Vernie Compton, son of Mrs. A delie
M-iger«, wa« visiting Rev l) H. Mu-
CulUgli in Red Bluff, Cal., last week.
35 Ceuta.
50 ceuls.
75 cents.
11.15.
T h e B i e - H iv r .
R o a d It In H i s N e w s p a p e r .
George Scliajb, a well known Ger
man citizen of New i-chanon, Ohio, is
a constant reader of the Dayton
Valkszeitung. He knows tlist this
paper aims to advertise only the best
in its columns, aud when he saw
Chamberlain’s Pain Balm advertised
therein for lame hack, he did not hesi-
tafo in buying a bottlif of it for bis
wife, who for eight waAjt, Imd sttflered
witli the most terribi* pains in her
back and c. nld get no relief. He
says: ‘‘ After using the Pain Balm
for a few d tys my wife said to me, ‘ I
feel as though born anew’ , and before
using the entire contents of the bottla
the unlesrahls pains had entirely
vanished and she could again take up
her household duties.” He is very
thankful and hopes that all suffering
likewise will hear of her wonderful re
covery. This valuable liniment is for
sale by A K. Wilson.
C h i l d r e n ’s D a y P r o g r a m
At Baptist church June 8th, 11 a. m :
March ; song, school; recitation, La-
verne Hubbard; recitation, Giucie
G .tes ; traveler, soldier, sower, three
children; the t-ellised vine, Cannie
Mitchell; the flower of the mine, Nor
ma Holman; song, school; I have a
precious cisket. Kate Hughes; a wel
come to little lambs, two children;
first psalm. Belle Elliott; solo, Miss
Glennie Jorduu, loving and giving,
two children; hidden sweets, Cora
Vanskike ; swarm of bees, six children ;
God sees, Sylvia Mitchell: duet, Kate
Hugh.s and Zyljiha Brown; smiles
and gentle words, Je sie Elliott; five
jewels, five boys ; only little children,
Maud Dodson; a little sermon, Maud
Fisher; solo. Zylpha Brown; temper
ance boy, Kolaml Holman; valedicto
ry, Harry Taylor; B o n g , school.
S tops the C o u g h
And works off t he cold. Laxative bro-
muquinine tablets cure a cold in one
day. No cure, no pay. Price, 25
cents.
P io n e e rs ’ R e u n io n .
The next annual rciin on of Polk
county pioneers will be held at the
Dallas city park Saturday, June 21st.
The musical programme will be under
charge of Mrs Chace, and Frank
K-rslake will look after the committee
on games and sports. Able speakers
will be chosen to deliver addresses ap
propriate to the occasion. Arrange
ments are being made to provide a
variety of pleasing amosemen's. All
pioneers -huuld try to bo present, as
some of them would probably never
again attend such a meeting. The
executive committee are W. C. Brown,
Wm. Grant and I)r. Emlrree, and J.
W. 1-ewis is secretary of the associa
tion.
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Dr. Keeler, the veterinary surgeon,
j has cured many a sick animal in
l ’-dk county. He has made a thor
ough study of animal diseases and
j knows how to treat them.
Clothiers all up and down the val-
1 lay have lieen bragging about what
attractive tilings they have for sale.
G. W. Johnson and Co. have made
but liltie noise sbout their offerings,
but somehow they sell the goods alter
others have failed. The reason is su
periority of material, style and make,
See that collar? Well, when you tc say nothing of the fact that they
examine it you know that there is generally under-ell the other fellows.
only one laundry that can put such
an exquisite color and faultless finish N O R M A L C L O S I N G E X E R C I S E S .
on it, and we modestly aunounce that
The arrangemesla for the annual
t was done at the Salem steam laun
commencement exercises of the state
dry.
Normal school at Monmouth are now
fully completed. The following pro
CO UN TY SEAT TR ADELETS
gramme has been arranged and the
The Dallas mill is paying 57 cents outlook is for one of the most prom
for wheat, and baa plenty of bran at ising in years. Saturday evening, the
85 cents and chop or shorts at |1 a 14th, Sheridan’s comedy, The Rivals,
will be played by a strong local com
hundred.
pany. Sunday, tlie 15th, at II unlock
Ktv. T. L. Elliott Jr., of Portland, will
Mr. Risaer’a firearms and ammuni p-each the baccalaureate sermon.
tion are of the very best quality and Monday, the 17th, at 2 p, m. will oc
lie has good cutlery aud umbrellas for cur the Class dsy exercises and the
le. Have him to do all your small students reunion at 8 p. in. Tuesday
repairing. It won’t cost much.
at 2 p. m. is Field day. Society en
tertainment in tlie evening. Wed
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nesday. at 10 o’clock, Commencement
As a milliner Miss Hallock stands The following Seniors from s class of
in tlie front rank. The nicest bats 25 will take part: Miss Elva Wheal
being worn in this county wars put don, Salutatorian; Mr. T. C. Allen,
together by her. She is located just Valedictorian.
Misses Mona Fait,
uor'li of the postoffice.
Ora OvefliuBzer and Neva J. Whitney
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will each deliver an oration. A life-
Let the proprietors of Dunn’s gro- size portrait of Pres. T. F. Campbell
rv figure with you when you want a will be presented to the school by the
bill of groceries. If you have produce Memorial Association, composed of
for exchange they will treat you light. the Alumni of Christian college, the
State Normal school and members of
Try their syrups.
Ihe Senior class. Il is expected that
the presentation speech will be made
Many people miss it by not gotting
by Hon, W. D. Fenton, who will also
all their hardware at Fanil's store. Il
address the class. The presentation
is uaeUas to particularise because lie
speech will be responded to by Justice
keeps everything used by all the peo
Wolveiton.
The Alumni banquet
ple. How is your stock of lub icaling
will lie held in the afternoon and the
oils, don’t you need a new ax, hatchet,
hammer or chisel, have yott plenty of reunioc in the evening, Mrs. Hallie
Parrish Hingra, of Salem, will furnish
milk pans and granite ware, are your
some special numbers during the ex
gimlets and augers as good aa they
ercises.
ought to be, and have you a good sup
ply of nails oil hand.
C O L L E G E C L O S IN G E X E R C IS E S .
Every month Ullrey’a feed sloie
takes in aud pay* out several hundred
dollars for stock aud poultry feeds.
He also handles the very be.t floor.
See what he has for puny chickens or
beasts.
l ake a peep into the show window
of Jewelsr Morris and you will see
many nice things that you would like
to have. Then step inside and soe
how reasonable are his prices.
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Gaynor’s shoe store knows no dull
siason for people must have footwear
at all times in tlie year. Better goods
you cannot get aud their prices are
down to low water murk.
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Men’s cummer underwear, extra
good values, special 25o garments.
The Bee Hive stere.
•••
Dockstvader’a stable furnishes a big
percent of the attractive buggy and
carriage tesmayou ace flitting through
the country. The public know where
to go for good treatment.
Sunday, June 15— 11, bac. a laur
eate sermon ; 8 p. m., annual sermon
before the Christian Associations, Rev
D, V. Poling, of The Dalles,Oregon.
Monday, June 16— 8 p. m., annual
m e‘ ting of the Soroaia literary society.
Tuesday, June 17— 10 a. m.,annu J
meelimg of the hoard of trueteea; 2:30
p. m., annual musical recital; 8 p. m.,
annual meeting of the Homo literary
eociety.
Wednesday, June 18— 10:30 a. m.,
hueineaa meeting of Alumni Associa
tion ; 2 :30 p. ni., annual meeting of
literary association; 8 p. m., Alumn'
program and banquet.
Thursday, June 19— 10:30, gradu
ating exercises.
Govern»r
Mrs. Satie Snyder Cook ia up Irani
McMinnville among kindred. Her
fathor, A. V. R. Snyder, ie in the
government service in Alaska.
Tin re ia more catarrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed to be incurable.
For a great many yrara doctors pro
nounced it a local disease, and pre
scribed local remedies, and by con
stantly failing to cure with local
treatment pn n muced it incurable.
Science lias proven caUrrh to be a
constitutional disease, and therefore
requires constitutional
treatment.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by F. J. Cheney <fc Co., Toledo, Ohio,
ia the only constitutional cure on the
market. It Is taken internally in
doses from 10 drops to a teaspooulul.
It acta directly on the blood and mu-
coca surfaces of the system. They of
fer (100 for any case it faile to cure.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
Address, F. J. C heney A Co., Toledo,
O, Sold by druggists, 75o. Hall’s
Family Pills are the beat.
Putnam Fadeless Dyes do not stain
tlie hands or spot the kettle (except
green and purple. Sold by A, K.
VVilsoa, 10c. per package.
Two tilings in the treatment of na
sal catairh are now fully understood.
First: the drying process ia a delus
ion that produces more mischief than
benefit. Seoond: science, common
sense and experience proclaim Ely’s
Cream Bahn )o be instant relief, and
final, certain cure. It cleanses the
diseased membranes and never makes
the patient aneeze. Price 50 cents.
Sold by druggists and by Ely Broth
ers, 16 Warren street, New York.
Mias Lorn Butler, of Monmouth,
was recently married to Lawyer Conn
at Lakeview, where she was teaching.
Cheater Ellis and wife have a new
born daughter at Sheridan.
W. S. Buell ia carrying the mail be
tween Sheridan and Grand Ronde.
NEW TO-DAY.
15 YF.AR OLD 1400-POUND HOR8K FOR Mis
or to trade for a mare by W. J. Critchlow at
▲Irti«.
Everybody along tlie Salem road
can have Mallcarrier Fiddler to bring
“ Our little daughter had an almost them anything wanted.
fatal attack of whooping cough ami
bronchitis,” writes Mrs. W. K. llavi
W1 en you have a particular job of
laud, of Armonk, N. Y., “ but, when blackamitliing take it to Mr. Lynch.
all other remedies failed, wc saved her
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life with Dr. K ing’s New Discovery.
When ladies want extra nice wear
Our niece, who had consumption in
an advanced stage, alsir used this won- ahlea for themselves and their child
deiful medic’ ne and today she is per ren they should go to the furnishing
fectly well," Desperate throat and goods emporium of Mra. Chace. Cor
lung diseases yield to Dr. King’s New seta and hosiery in variety.
Henry Stump and wife are living
Discovery as to no other medicine on
in the residence property of Robert
earth.
Infallible for coughs and
You can get a good sewing machine Gaynor.
colds. 60c and f 1 bottles guaranteed
or nice malting very cheap at the
If you want a good job of repairing
by all druggists. Tiial bottles free.
Keraluke furniture store. New goods done on your wagon or vehicle go to
constantly arriving and second hand Wagner Bros.’ shop.
C h ild re n 's Day P ro g ra m
At the Mithodist church next Sunday articles for sale or exchange.
The Falla City Muccabee picnic has
a**.
evening:
Voluntary, Mrs. LeiIch
been put off until some time in July
song, school; prayer, pastor; recita
Better groceries than tlie Dunn
Exercises appropriate for Children’:
tion, Hullie Hart; song, Both Morri boy» keep would be hard to find. Ma
son; recitation undaong. class of girls; ny farmers frequently buy from them Day will bo given at tho college chapel
recitation, Willie Caldwell; song, pri hy the wagon load. Produce taken in next Sunday evening.
inary class; recitation, Dolly Burke exchange at best prices.
J. L. Truman and Mist Clara Hop
vocal solo, Carl William«; in«trmnen
per of Iude[>endei'ce, have taken out a
8A LE M B U S IN E S S W A N TS .
tal sole, Johnnie Foley; duel, Hallie
wedding permit.
Morrison and Erma Smith; solo, Or
For over twenty years Strong's res
A petition ia out fora rural mail dr
Collins; reading, Wintlia Palmer; vo tauraut has taken the lead in the eity.
livery route from Amity to Ballston
cal solo, Johnny Foly; cornet solo
und return, taking in aliout 25 miles
Will. Howe; recitation, Pearl Burke;
T. J Cronise ia now proprietor of
solo, Dora Bradley; quartet; vocal so
Win. Parker, E. H. Gravel and Oeo
lo, Mra. G. N Clierringtou; song the Elite studio over the Dalrymple Sargeant are Ballatou delegatus to the
store
where
Miss
Sperry
was
for
So
school.
long. He has engaged one of Ihe heal Woodman district convention a
Woodburn June 18th.
A T e r r ib le Exp lo sio n
operators in the Und.
“ Of a gasoline atnvli burned a lady
Vevu Morrison was over from Salem
he e rightfully," writes N. E Palmer
laat week attending the public school
Month
after
month
for
more
than
a
of Kirkntan, Ia. “ The be-l doctors
closing exercises and visiting kindred
couldn’t heal the running sore that year past the New York Kackit has
had
a
constantly
increasing
trade
Miss M. L. Hampton closed li
followed, hut ISiickled's Arnica Salvt
Having gooda that please the people | sc 1ns >1 at Crowley, May 29th wit It a|
entirely cured her.” Infallible f
u -, C'-rns, sores, boils, bruises, akin and selling them an low accounts for propriate exercises am! theao ptipilr
ui-euses and piles. 25c at all drug the big stream of trail« lo that store. wer« on I he roll of honor— Myrtl
YV.iiU;. Nora Smith, Alice Kiggrt, Alma
gists.
-
- — - * --------- ------
a ih ! Ethel
Crowley.
There were
A
big
crowd
assemble!
at
tli«
George
R e d u c e d Rates.
fifteen visitor« during tlie term.
lunch
counter
every
day
for
dinner.
The Southern Pacific will make
Mrs. E. C. Hall, of Moscow, Idaho,
special rates to San Francisco on the
occasion of the convention of tlie No
The Yokohoms Tea store does a big in having a fin* monument erected in
the linen« Viat* cemetery to the mem
bles of the Mystic Shrine, ut that business in all kinds of table-»i r
imint in Juno. Tickets will he on Many beautiful designs in dishes and cry of Iter husbt nd.
sale from June 3rd to 8th inelusiie, gluaaware. All kinda of apices u ni
and will he available fur stop-overs in extract*.
California. Full inf urination relative
to rates, limits and oilier conditions
A beehive of industry would be an
will be cheerfully supplied by all lo
appropriate name for Stockton’* store.
cal agents of the Southern Pacific.
Thu ladie* for many mile* around
say “ Consumption can bo cured.”
have found out that it ia the beat
EOLA.
Nature alone won’t do It. It needs
place lo gut things for themselves and
help. Doctors say
On election day Mrs. R. Brunk fur their children to wear, hence the
nished meals to all who wished them. crowds that gather there daily. The
Mrs. Julia Howard and daughters fair and courteous treatment by clerks
Is the best help.” But you must
are going to California lo live.
ha< much to do with the satisfaction
continue Its use even In hot
Rev. W. G. Elliott Jr. will hold rendered.
weather.
Unitarian services at the school hours
If jro« have no« trie<1 It, lead f«r f i * , n m p k .
next Sunday afternoon.
Saves T w o fro m Death.
[ DOCTORS
“ Scott’s Emulsion
O
Laxative Bromo-Quinine
Rev. Jaa. Thompson, of Albany, will
preach in the Prefbyte'isn church at
McCoy next Sunday evening.
P ennoyer Dead.
In 1855 at the age of 24 years he
came from New York to Portland and
was admitted to the bar. but never
practiced law. He taught school for
a few years, hut in 1862 changed to
the lumber business at which be was
very prosperous for many years. In
1886 he was elected governor, and
served for eight years, no other gov
ernor having held that uffioe so long
He was mayor of Portland for two
years, beginning in 1896. He had
positive conviotiona on all important
queationa and Itarlosaly expressed and
curried them out, so matter who op
posed. He was in some respects ec
centric and while governor did sever
al things that gave him a worldwide
notoriety. As n citizen, business inan
aud public official hia life was pure
amt stainless. He died suddenly laat
Friday in I’oitlandat the home where
he had lived for so long. No man in
the city had more warm friends.
SCO TT S
t i l . r ifa t t a li« ja e a mtmry boa o f l b «
Our Rocca correapondent says that
Joe Blower is again on hit claim, t h a t
Tons Wright is hack from Philomath,
and that Mr. Dunn and three
passed through to the agency.
Bears tka
.S T O
R I A .
■ TM KM Y n K n
O A S T O n i i
U,
yfTte IM Y n Hen t
>TH CORDWOOD AND 1MNCB OAK STOVR
weed wan tod at this office ou subscription.
SECOND HAND BINDER WANTED,
quire bare.
G' OOD
IHOBOUGMBHEI) POLAND CHINA 1 YEAR
old boar for sal* by 0. E. Focht at Ballsten.
OHN DIEHM, NEAR DALLAS, WILL CLEAN
and repair your well in first class shape.
AY FOR SALE AT »5 CENTS A 100 POUNDS.
Apply here.
H
R RENT 81'RLES
Apply here.
F
RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
u ff rock eggs from
B
se lec te d pen a t
50 cents a dozen for tbs balance of the season.
Bring or send baskets to Dr. Ira Kimball at Smith'
RAVEN BROS. WILL PAT THE HIGHEST
market price for wool at Isoth Dallas and Balls*
ton.
IECOND HAND TANDEM, GOOD CONDITION,
) at Lee Smith’s cyekry, #80.
EOIHTERED JERSEY BULL FOR SERVICE at
R ’ the farm of H. M. Brown.
il, FARMER, NEAR PERKYDALS, 18 atfaot
• for the Page woven wire fence.
C
T
WO ROOMS OVER BROWN’S STORE TOE rsat
for offices or living rooms.
T
a k e y o u r w a g o n r e p a ir in g to h u g h e s
shop in Dallas.
IN PACKAGES
cents. Apply here.
N RW8PAPBRS
I
O f M FOE U
HAVE MONEY TO LOAN AT ALL TIMES AT
the very best rates obtainable.—If. G. OampbelL
ONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED FARM PRO
pert; at usual ratea by Oscar Hay ter, Dallas,
M
on ey t o loan
M
at
security.
« per cen t on farm
J. L. COLLINS, Dalles.
y y -E HAVE MONET TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
farm property.
SIBLEY* KARIN f ,
Final Settlement.
XJOTICB IS HEREBY GIVEN TEAT TME IT*
lì
derslfned bee filed hia Usai account as a *
inlnlatrator of
the estate
of •. P. Unrub,
dereaeed, and Saturday, July Mb, lfM . a l 10
s'tleck, a. ra., of said day, at the eounfty eoart house,
of Polk county, Oreusn, ha« been fixed by Boa. J.
K. Slblev, Judge of the county court for said county,
ae the time and place for the hearing of the same
All persons Interested In said matter are hereby a«*
tifis i to appear at said time und show carnee, If »ay
there be, why said acceunt should aat b
and the account settled and closed.
Dallas, Oregon, June I. 100«.
DAVID PETBHS,
tnwssead * Matt attorneps far «
Final Settlement.
»TICK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN-
deralfned administrator of the estate of Malana
N*
Vanderpoel, deceased, has fllsd his final account ae
such administrator In the county court of Polk oaunty
Oregon, ami that said court has set the hearing
thereof on Saturday, July 6, 1902, at the heur or
10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day,and all persons
having objections to the sains are notified to present
tnem to said court on er before eeid time.
Dated, this 6tb da) ef June, 190«.
1« M MNP0ON.
Townsend A Hart, attorneys.
Cull for Warrants.
o t ic e ib h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t a l l r w -
I-aid county warrants of Polk eeunty, Or «rea
which were presented
and
J, "No«
...........................
.. ' Mid f«W
want of Binds," prior to Aug. m, 1900, am
paid upon presentation at my office. latercsS «11
n«»t be allowed on the sai ue alter the date of ♦him ee
ties
K. Y. DALTON.
Oountf *"
Deled, Dallas, May «8. I ff »
N
For Sale.
R o W N B , C h e f i i .l i ,
409-415 r » « l »» t« « i.
W «w Y ork,
joe. sa d 1 1 00*. all drwggtat.
A
d o n a t io n
land
c l a m i ,
n o t if ic a t io n
Lewisville and i:.o * -e a fu culti vati* n. All
f-n«se and e«n* fem-e I. House, two hares an I or
ini Iidre «vn premises.
A. WING