Dr, Frank Hall and wife are among
The farmers around have got good
Mr. Bchroed* r and Mr. May, who
kindred here.
have been building a hou«e on Salt crops of hay.
le i
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Creek for J. Bowles, have finished
are erecting for him on the name
Fast F rien d».
B. L. Murphy and wife are to teach
their contract ami returned home.
g rou mi h two story, ten 'oom dwell W H A T T H E Y HA V E T O S A Y A B O U T
Messrs. Ely Bros.:— I have been a
our next term of school.
T H E D O I N C S IN T H E C O U N T Y .
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
j great sufferer from catarrh and hay
DALLAS, FRIDAY, JULY 18. 1902. ing. Tiie Mihstamidl. solid concrete
Quite a crowd ftotn here attended
founds lion Inn* no superior in lb •
Rev. ( ) « borne has organized » choir fever and tried many things, but got
All the blood tn your body passes through the picnic at Falls City Saturday.
county. A deep well is being bored A n U n e q u n l ' c d a n d C o m p l e t e R e
at the Methodist Chur li, and Rev. no permaiient relief until I found it
your kidneys once every three minutes.
s u m e o f W n a t Your F r ie n d » are
near by and lie will there erect a
Jas. Mitchell and family were visit K e ll) has u class of 8 ill instrumental in E ly ’s Cieam Balm al-ont eight
I'BLIKMRB E very r riha y M oeeimo At 7:30.
The kidneys are your
and Have B een Lately Doing.
windmill uud have ati icehouse under f
years ago and we have »»uen fast friends
and 18 in vocal music.
blood purifiers, they fil ing in Ballston last Suuday.
it
lie
has
just
tiuished
a
large
and
ever since.— Rev. R. M. Bentley, Rush
w a s h ,
ter out the waste or
cortveuiently arranged baru for his
Albert
Cairnea
and
W
ill
Hayes
have
POLK.
Impurities in the blood.
A Anderson ami family have been ville, Indiana. Prove it« value by in
I1IITOB **l> PBOPKIKT.iK.
cr«>p, stock and implements, and is
bet
n
on
the
latter’s
claim
on
Mill
If they ere sick or out
\ visiting his brother
at M cMinnville vesting 10 cents in a trial size of E ly ’s
Monday’s wind storm scattered l ay
of order, they fail to do Creek.
Inning it well painted.
Thurston
Druggists supply it
aud Miss Mattie Longacrc is homo on Cream Balm.
their work.
Bros., of Dallas, finished 60.00U feet j bay shocks and injured machine sheds.
and we mull it. Full size 50 cents.
Geo. Patty, of Am ity, lias been visit a visit from Chicago.
Pains, aches and rheu
SU B S C R IPT IO N U A l KS
of lumber for the two structures. He ' Jus Boydstmi has bought a seven
Ely Brothers, 56 Warren street, New
matism come from ex ing at the home of Jas. Middleton.
will gradually bring bis farm up to a foot Peering binder.
M. N. Prather ami family have gone York.
cess of uric acid in the
p l 50 ................................... Per y ar
high state of cultivation. His cousin
A t the Falls City picnic Inst Hal or- | east of the mountains for an absence
blood, due to neglected
1 75........................... Per nix months
At Falls City Saturday our ball
day the Polk station baseball »earn of two months.
Job work done Uere-r-the liest.
40 .................... Per three months John Simon, also from Minnesota, team defeated theirs by a score of 20 kidney trouble.
J
bought the old Jim Tatom place from
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady defeated the Falla C ity team by a ,
Advertising rate» made known on
Zan Alien. He i« of the same stripe, to 4. and won a purse of $10. At the heart beats, and makes one feel as though score of 20 to 4.
application. Correspondence is solicit
lie has replaced 5,000 feet of fencing Maccabee picnic there J. C. Stiugly they had heart trouble, because the heart is
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ed.
this season and will do the same next 1 took second prize for broad jum p and over-working in pumping thick, kidney-
FEEDCE.
Fine Job Printing done at reasonable
blood through veins and arteries.
season. He has 20 acres of clover and Lot Brown second prize in 100 yard poisoned
IM P O R T A N T
It used to be considered that only urinary
■Tices.
will aim to add that much yearly. In* | dash.
Uncle
Jay
Brown
is very low with
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
paralysis.
stead of sending milk to the creamery
a n n o u n c e m e n t .*
Jasper Uoydston is over on S&lnion but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
Almost daily thrifty (ierman hottsi- be feids it to twenty |>igs ami a d- zen River haying.
Allen, son of Wm. Bush and wife, |
ning in kidney trouble.
calves,
believing
that
it
will
pay
bet
wives may la; seen coming into town
To the people of l*olk county who trade at our
If you are sick you can make no mistake is getting hotter.
ter. Ho has some sheep, goats and
H. J. Rose tried vetches and it
witli wagon !< ads of vegetables.
store while the bridge at Salem is closed we w ill
< other kinds of stock and believes in made lots of hay. One piece was so by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild i Mrs. Jane Lewis, of Portland, and
and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer’s
A1 Campbell and Doug Hubbard j diversified farming. He will feed ev thick that it had to be turned over Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy is Mrs. Martha Simpson, of A irlie. are j
give a special discount o f 10 per cent on all
are building for I)r llavter one of the ery straiv of bis 75 tons of bay and w ith a fork nor could a rake be used soon realized. It stands the highest for its visiting their si«ter, Mrs. B. L Has
purchases.
most attractive 7 room cottages in the will have barn ami «bed room for all on it. Some vines were eight feet wonderful cures of the most distressing cases tings,
county. The front porch is unique, | bis animals when bad weather comes. long and the shocks stood very close and is sold on Its merits
SEND US Y O U R
Reuben Hastings and wife aud his |
the very by all druggists in fifty-
being laair led up for a little distance In a short interview A. M. Vernon together. He thinks it
father and mother have been at Cot
M A IL O R D E R S .«
from the (hair and having ten rather ; said be would soon move to the Tom thing for feed and will plant more of cent and one-do liar siz
es. You may have a
tax-6 Grove, visiting his brother, Rice,
short round poals in groups of three Notson farm near Ballston. W e call next year.
sample
bottle
by
mail
_______
_^___
Horn*
o
f
Swamp-Hoot.
*
^
who
is
very
bad
off
with
intiammatory
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st each corner and of two nearer the ed at the Mol son place to ask John i
free, also pamphlet telling you how to find
center. The roof, too, is extra at Holmes about his big hop yard hut he Yo u K n o w W h a t Y o u A r e T a k i n g out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. rheumatism.
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was away. Our last call for the day when you take Grove’s Tasteless Chill Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer
tractive.
i was on VV. O, Morrow, east of Derry. Tonic because the formula is plainly fit Co., Binghamton, N. Y.
B U E N A V IS T A .
I His dozen dairy cows are now yield- printed on every bottle showing that
T h e Hop O u t lo o k ,
N.
E.
Tyler
and wife and Mrs. E. N.
In 1890 some Oregon Imps sold as ing over $40 per month and will soon it is simply iron and quinine in a
Hall and two daughters visited Cros-
high as 40 cents, but nearly ever since be making Jf60. He is weeding out tasteless form. N o cure, no pay. 50
Nixon S l Davis are logging for the tou friends Sunday.
ones and- will soon cents.
then the price has been distressingly the poorer
Strong null which started Tuesday.
ojstilæotjth
r e g o n
low, generally ranging between eight have only first class Jersey cows,
lie
has
his
own
separator
and
gets
18
L. I. Burrell was among Silverton
S
U
N
N
Y
S
L
O
P
E
.
ami 12cents. A big percent of the
The
relatives
last
week,
and
Leauder
Be-
|
I
cents
for
butter
fat.
The
proposed
present year’s yield have been con
C lean sin g
John Stump has four men caring lieu and family, Clay and H attie Mil- j
tracted at prices between those ligures price of butter fst is to ho 2 cents be-
an d H e a l i n g
Gritd'uit*» of the school are in con
for
his
hay
and
Clara
McCaleb
has a ler celebrated at Salem.
|
low
the
price
of
butter
in
Portland.
The present indications are that nei
C ure for
stant demand at salaries ranging hum
ther New York nor England will have I He has about two acres of each alfal- new hay rake-
C, W . Stafford has returned from ;
$40 to Î100 a month. Students take
over half a crop and w t »in a week : fa and vetches, which make choice
The Sullivan family and Wilbur east of the mountains with a band of
the state examinations during their
prices here have gone up to 20 cents, cow feed, ami we never saw a better Rhodes have returned from Newport,
course in the ttrhool and ate prepared
horses.
many agents being anxious to con stand of clover than hi* ten acres. He and Harry Cartmel is back from Cali
Ely's Cream Balm
to receive state certificates on gradua
tract at that figure, and many grow lias one hilo filled with vetches and fornia.
\V. I). Gilliam and wife and A. M.
Ka»y ami pleasant to us
tion. Expenses range from $120 to
ers holding for a still higher price. will have another of corn. There is
Contains no injuriou
Miller and wife have been visiting the
$175 a year. Strung norma) conr-e
John Sumpter and Wilbur Lewie
I drug.
Growers are advised to spray upon the almost no waste and in winter his
capital city.
[It
is
quickly
absorbed.
and well «quipped training depart-
least appearance of lice and to hold stock like it tlie same as green feed are to go with the Black threshing
Gives relief at once.
m-nt. The fall term opens Septem
The ouk mill on the Gilson place
It opens and Cleanse»
their hops until ready for market, as He has quite a hand of nice chickens outfit.
iho
Vasal
Passages.
ber 16th. For catalogue containing
lias closed down for the summer.
the figure then in not apt to he less and some beautiful pigs. Recently he
A llavs Inflammation.
J A. Sevier has moved b»« family to
full information, addiers
sold six 9 month old pigs for $81. He Fall« City, and Jabe Ferguson is rig
and may be double that of today.
W e hope for a free mail delivery Heal» ami protects tha membrane. Restores the
is an enthusiastic dairyman and mak ging up his threshing outfit.
of Taste and Smell. Large size, ;’«• cents at
E. D. R E S S L E R ,
from Dallas through this section to Senses
druggists or by mail; Trial size, 10 cent« by mail.
INDEPEN DENCEWARD.
es it pay.
or
President,
Falls City.
ELY BROTHERS, £>li Warren St. New York.
Lumber
has
been
hauled
for
a
new
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Between here and Grace church we
J. V , B. Butler Secretary.
bridge
at
the
slough,
S A L T CREEK REVISITE D .
found all the grain and garden truck
NORTH DALLAS.
very thrifty ai d noticed some recent
The Antioch Christian Endeavor
Many change- have occurred since
H. M. Brown has completed his
improvmeuts on nearly every place. we first began going through that re society meets at 11 o’clock every Holi
barn, the carpenter work being done
Rev. B. J Kelly preached at that
W hen going to the coast take the
gion fourteen years ago. Hundreds day .
by John Ashhaugh,
church last Sunday and they have fre-
Little Nestucca route. It is six miles
ol acres that were then heavily tini-
W ill Fishback and Loe Clark are
quent services at the Cochrane school
are nQW jn cultiviitio„ or we|l
Most of the hay in this vicinity is shorter. Route to Slab Creek, Woods
w w w « y
house. George Whiteaker’s son, Will *et, to grass. Many new orchards and having.
rather late and the recent rains have and Ocean Park. Good bridges and
*
no had lords. Estella Fall« and other
lives near the church and so do the hop yards have come into existence
One dollar a cord is being paid for caused but little damage.
Loe brothers, both having good crops. Clover, rape, vetches and other stock cutting wood
scenic attractions on the way. Fine
The Loe clover hay yield ih very fine. I feeds are being raised where it was
fishing all the way from toll ga»e to
i
F. C. Haynes bought a wagon from
Sheriff’s Sale.
the beach. Good hotel and «table ac
W. V. Metzler lives at the I). J. Whit- supposed that nothing but wheat or
Your Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass, etc., at F ry’ s »
commodation« and leasonable rate« at £
eaker place, which i« now owned by oats would pay. We took the I hill Rufus Smith.
drug store, near the postoffice, Salem. T h e Best
the O’Brien Bros., while Mr. and Mrs road through the timber and came
N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N T H A T Little Nestucca Toll Gate. Win. Bax F
Gif. Zumwalt has found a partner
Wliiteaker reticle between Monmouth out at the old Dodson place. M ill
by virtue of an execution anti order of sale du ter & Bon.
Goods for the Least Money.
r
ri
to ride in his buggy.
ly ift.sued out of the circuit court of the state
and Independence. . G. A. Conn has Lyons was digging a deep well at his
of Oregon for the county of Polk, bearing date
V
House paints, Floor Paints, Varnish Slain*. Carriage paint«, Enam J
moved from the Bouncy house to his new home and from the abiding place
T o C u r e a C o l d in O n e Day
the 11th day of June, 1902, upon a decree du
els and everytning in the paint line. Carter’« Pure W hit ? Lead
i
new home near Airlie. on the road of Henry Hanke we had a beautiful
ly made, enrolled and docket«'! n said coart
cent« a pound. Puro boiled linseed oil 80 cents a gallon ; raw, 78 cents i
south of I. M. Himpsons. The Black view of many square miles of valley Take laxative bromo quinine tablets on the *23rd day of June, 1902, in a certain
P
agallón. Come and see us.
Bros, have the Mix farm leased for and timbered country. Mr. Swennen A ll druggists refund the money if it suit therein pending, wherein the Washing-
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three years ami have in 360 acres of and wife have everything in nice fails to cure. Signature of E. W . ton Building, Loan and Investment associa
tion,
a
corporation,
is
plaintitf
and
appellant,
— o—
fine grain. Their sister Stella keep« shape around their cosy mountain Grove on each box. 25 cents.
4
and Hartwell B. Stanley and M ary E. Stan
house for them. Their threshing out homo. At the old McCracken place
W r make hop and fruit pipe and f i
ley his wife, and W . G. W right, are defend
310 Coni mereiai street, Salem.
SUVER.
ants and respondents, and directed tom e, furnish pump« and windmills. W a
fit will be ready to start up as soon as
4 f
live the thrifty family of Gust. Wille.
commanding me to s«ll the hereinafter de
the grain is ready. Mrs. Whitcomb First we admired tiie pretty, artistic
A fine railroad bridge across the scribed premises to satisfy the amounts speci- ter, steam and air heating plants put
and Mins Rida Chamberlain will have flower beds of his wife gnd daughter Luckiamute is being finished.
in
A
ll
kinds
of
copper
and
galvaniz
ti d in said execution and decree, to-wit:
cliiirge of their cook wagon and we and then when we entered their hum
Four hundred and sixtv-oue
dollar«, ed iron work done. Satisfaction guar
Bands of turkeys and chickens may with interest thereon at the rate of 8 per cent anteed.
hereby invite the editor to cull and ble home a handsome $50 steel range
per annum since September 5, 1895, and sixty
«ample their cooking. Joe Roger« met o ir gaze. Not far away live two bo seen on nearly every farm, they (fdO)
I
I
GIYrE US
I
I
dollars attorneys fees, and eighty-four
has a fine field of rape for his stock. I industrious bachelor«, Mr. W int and paying most of the household expen and seventy one hundredth ($84.70) dollars
A T R IA L
On the old Woods place at Balm | Dan Hoffman. Both need and de ses.
costs in -«upreme court, and thirty-nine and
#
75-100 ($39.75) dollars costs in said circuit
grove George and Charles O'Brien serve good housekeepers and could no
E. E. McLane is puttiug oak blocks court, and accruing costs, I will on
♦
hold forth. They own 325 of the 645 doubt get them if not too bashful to under his warehouse.
S a t u r d a y , A u g u s t 16,
*
acre farm ami rent the balance from let their wants be known. In a snug
[ b e s t EQUIPPED SHOP IN POLK COUNTY!
The worst wind storm for years rag 1902, at the hour of 10 o’clock, a, m „ of said
Mrs. Sol Woods who with her son
*
little valley between two good sized
day at the west door o f the county court
I—
'■■■■ — — —— — i ■ ■ — — — — ■ ■ — ■
I
John live in Eastern Oregon. They hill« we found Oscar Taylor and wife ed Monday. Many limbs were blown house in Dallas,Polk county,Or. sell at public
FULL LI NE OF SUNDRIES]
have in 400 acres of grain and 65 in raising goat«, fowls, berries and gar from fruit trees and other damage auction to the highest bid'ler for cash in hand
. . .
...
• -• ■-
on day of sale all the right, title, interest and
done.
•Mr
clover. One half of a fine clover field
den truck. They will this season sell
estate of the said defendant«, each and every
¡ENAMELING, BRAZING, AND LIGHT LATH WORK DONE
they have fenced off fur hogs ami oth
N eaily all the winter wood is sawed one of them, of in and to the said premises
$50 worth of wild blackberries a; d
*
er animals and will cut. the remaining
described in said exehution as follows, to-wit:
other things in proportion. Their up and in the dry.
$35 to $65 H A R T F O R D
RAM BLERS
$35 !
Commencing at a point one chain east of the
20 acres for teed. They are feeding
neighbors, Mr. Pa er and wife and
40 to 70 V E D E T T E
COLUMBIA
. 25 m
i
southeast corner of block eleven (11) in the
80 hogs and will have 75 tons of hay.
A
S
u
s
t
a
i
n
i
n
g
;
Die
t.
Mr. Gt rtz and wife, industriously en
FA LE M
La Creole academic institute plat of the town
IM PE R IAL
25 to 60 IDEAL
25,
'fen years ago
they offered Sol
of
Dallas
in
Folk
county,
Oregon,
as
the
joy their s irroundings. Henry Voth.
These are the enervating days, when
OREGON
Woods $50 an acre for his part of the
out on the Grand Ronde road, is build as somebody has said, men drop by same is platted and of record; thence north
Special Attention Given to
<>ne hundred (100) feet, thence east three hun
farm and he refused to take it.
When
you want your clothes clean- .
ing a nice seven room dwelling. He the sunstroke as if the day of fire had dred (300) feet, thence south one hundred
Out of T o w n Orders.
On the old Abe Nelson place we found
ed,
dyed,
repaired
or
pressed,
leave
has a nice prune orchard and a good diWiicd. They are frought wi h dan (100) feet, thence west three hundred (300)
C. E. Brooks and family in a nice
feet
to
the
place
of
beginning,
being
a
part
of
them
wit.i
W
.
R.
Ellis,
agent,
at
|
crop of vetch and hay clover. Ilis ger to people whose systems are poor
new home. The trees in front of it
Solomon Shelton donation land claim,
Dallas.
mother has just arrived from Oklaho ly sustained ; and this leads us to «ay the
No. 52, notification No. 1,953, township »<»v-
were set out over thirty years ago with
ma.
David Nach itigal keeps the in the interests of the less robust of en (7) south, range five (5) west, of the Wil-
u view to building there, but the little
Salt Creek postotfice at the Dodson our renders, that the full effect of lametto meridian, together with the tene
old house near by lias sheltered vari
house, ami a few roils away the Ger Hood’s Sarsaparilla is «uch as to uug- ments and appurtenances thereunto belong
ous occupants ot the place from that
*
man* Baptists have a nice church in ge«t the propriety of calling this medi ing.
Dated Dallas, Oregon, this 15th day o f July
day to this. Mr. Brooks has 15 acres
which they have services both morn cine something beside a nlooci purifier 1902.
in .clover and will soon have half of
Anything from a pair of soiled glov j
ing and afternoon every Sunday. and tonic, say a su«taining diet. It
J. T F O R D ,
his thirty hogs ready for summer
es to the most elaborate «ilk gown |
Sheriff of Polk county.
They have Sunday school and a young makes it much easier to hear the heat,
market.
Passing Oakpoint school
will receive the piom pt and careful i
people’« society. Mr. Arndt, on the assures refre«hing sleep, and will with-
house we dined at the hospitable
attention of
Dclashmutt place, exemplifies Ger out any doubt avert much sickness at
home of John Ovburn, who has been
Sheriffs Sale.
man tin ifi.. His nine acres of clover this time of year.
right there since 1861. He has 40
produced 30 tons of hay. He seldom
acres of clover, half of which he will
SALEM A N D A L B A N Y .
O A K GROVE.
comes to »own without bringing but
Notice is hereby given that by vir
mow, and on the btdauce keeps about
ter, eggs and garden truck. Henry
40 head of stock rolling fat. He fur
Monday’s heavy wind storm caused tue o f an ex ecu tion a n d o rd e r o f s a l* !
The
Largest Furniture, Oarpet and W all Paper dealers in the W illam
duly issued out of th« circuit court of the
Gillum i« wh/re J. A. Baxter lived for
nishes the inilk of six cows to the In
many apples and pears to fall.
ette valley above Portland. Have a correct measurement of your
state of Oregon for Polk county, bearing date
so long and W. D. Whealdon is on the
dependence creamery, getting 16J
the ‘.Ith of July, 1902, Upon a decree duly
rooms and windows when you come for carpets, wall paper and shades.
The damp, stormy weather caused made, enrolled and docketed in said court on
old Campbell farm. They were all
cents for the butter fat and tlie skim
W e cut shades to fit without charge and make them in any w idth.
reaping good ciops of hay. George hay harvesters some uneasiness
the
5th
day
of
June.
1902,
In
a
certain
suit
milk returned to him. His income is
W e make our own mattresses and each is exactly as represented.
therein pending, wherein David Peter» is
Starr i« «till running the Hilai Riggs
from $3 to $4 a month from each cow
W e also make our own couches and lounges and carry a large line of
Basket and ice cream social at the plaintiff and Helena Toews, Jacob W . Toews
faam and Henry Claufield and family
and they are not extra go»*d one«. He
Mary 'Vitus, Henrioh Weins, Cornelius Hei-
coverings.
seem to be enjoying their new home. I church next Saturday evening, pro l.ert, Jr., Helena Heibert, Katrina Heibert,
«ays dairy cows should become fresh |
He i« cultivating eight acres of pota ceeds for church purposes. Every Agatha Heibert, and David Peters, as admin
in the fall, as winter dairying pay«
toes in connection with that much j body invited to attend and bring bas istrator with w ill annexed of the estate of
best. Thomas Pomeroy runs a wagon
addition to his hop acreage. A t the kets. A ll who pay a dollar or more Cornelius H «il»ert, dcseaaed, are defendant«,
ami to me directed, commanding me to «ell
from Independence every more mg
Hart place we left the Grand Ronde for baskets will be entitled to two the hereinafter described premises to satisfy
gathering cream. He makes a circuit
First door north of postoffice, Salem, Oregon. Stores at
road and took to the left up S ilt dishes of ice cream free.
the amounts specified in said execution and
through Riekreall.
Within a few
■ ■
decree, to-wit: Tw # thousand, one hundred
Creek. J J. Brown lives on the old j
Salem and A lbany.
ycais nearly every farm in that vicin
T
h
e
Boat
P
r
e
s
c
r
i
p
t
i
o
n
f
o
r
M
a
l
a
r
i
a
,
and
twentr»eight
and
80-100
($2,128.80)
del
11 a good place and across the road to
la r», with interest thereon from the 5th day
ity has changed hands, Mr. Osburn
the north abide his h o u s , T . H. and J. chills and feveis is a bottle of Grove’s ! " f June, 1902, at the rate of eight (8) jxir cent
and John Young being the only old
H. Brown, all of them having plenty Tasteless Chill Tonic It is simply per annum, until paid, together with costs
residents. Mr. Kreps and Mr. Beck« r
around them. We, that is Eva and iron and quinine in a tasteless form. ! and disbursement«, tax-d and allowed at fifty-
/iew eastern men, live across the rout»
| two an I 20-100 ($62.20) dollars, and one hun-
the editor, took dinner with the lat No cure, no pay. Price 50 cents.
] drtd ($100) dollars attorneys fees, and accru
from him, their buildings, gates and
ter, finding his children quite inter
ing costs, I will on
fences showing that they are progress
ROCK CREEK.
eating characters. There is a road
Q U I T W E A R IN G
S a t u r d a y , A u g u s t IS, 1902,
ive men. The latter has 14 ac res in
over the hill to the old Syron sawmill,
Miss Sena Lynch is out from Dallas A t the hour of 2 o'clock, p. tn.. of said day.
S H A B B Y O L D S U IT S
clover ami will soon put in 10 acre«
See
that
collar?
W
ell,
when
you
but at Upper Salt Creek school house visiting her sister, Mrs. F. J. Morri I at the front door of the court house in Dallas,
more of timothy and clover combined.
examine it you know that there is
i
iu
said
polk
county,
sell
at
public
auction
to
we took to the left and three nules up son.
/
He will gradually make his place
j the highest bidder for cash iu hand on day of only one laundry that ean put sueh
the creek found Martin’s taw mill.
doubly as productive as it has been in
George Griffith will be our mail car | « de, all the right, title, interest and estate an exquisite color and faultless finish
Near there stood »he old Nicklin linn
i of the said defendants, each and every one of
J’tars past. John Young mik I wife
tier mill half a century ago, ami near rier during the disablement of Ralph i them, and of all j>ersons claiming by, through ! on it, and we m odes tty announce that
have tiie old F. A. Patterson place in
»here was the salt lick that gave name Henry, who wa« : rcideutiilly shut last "r und» r them, or either of them, suiieequent it was done at the Salem steam laun
nice shape. And now we come to a
S to the 1st« of the mortgage foreclosed in said dry.
to that region. Martin’s mill is the werk.
• uit, of, ¡n and to the said mertgaged prem
place of genuine enterprise.
Last
head of all navigation except for foot
Fml Wit lena troni baa gone to Elk ise«, Hsicrihed in «aid execution and decree,
year Johu Byers sold the old Burford
men. There is a dense forest all
a« follows, to-wit: Beginning at a point
City.
farm of 258 acres to W. F. Simon.
i 1918 chains ««nth of the northwest coiner of I H A V E
around and many of the trees quite
254 Commercial Street.
the H. M. Waller donation land claim, in
j large. W. E. Martin is now sole own
A good crop of bay ia being gather- township 7 south, range 5 west o f the Wil- A F E W
er of the m illing plant and employs 15 ed.
| lamett» meridian, and running thence w est
men. He expects to cut nearly a mil-
I »10.:* chains; thence south IS 82 ahainsjthenoa
SECOND
west 21.75 chains; thence south 20. Id chains;
Can furnish you a nice up to date suit for $10
T h e Best L in im e n t for 8 tr »in s .
; lion feet of lumber during the season,
9.50 chain«; thence north 05-100
HAND
Mr. F. H. Wells, the merchant at thence east e«C*
lie has orders from D. L. K e y ! for
Is n constitutional disease.
tOMt 1 50 l imit)«, thence south
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It originates In a scrofulous condition of 50,000 feet and G. L. K e lly 30,000 l>eer Park, Long '«land, N. Y ., s»ys: 0.M00 chains; thence eost71.K chains; thence
1 feet of barn lumber, and Henry Voth, “ I always recommend Chamberlain’« noith 39.80 chains to the place or beginning,
Uie blood and depends on that condition.
AH ju «t as good as new ones for
S E A S O N A B L E S U G G E S T IO N S
It often causes headache and dltzlness, (i. W . Myer, H. M. Brown and S. T. Pain Balm as the heat liniment for containing 298.05acres, «ituatedin Polk coun-
taking pictures.
but showing
Ire the taste, smell and hearing, af- Riggs are to each get about 10,000 for («trains. 1 uaed it lost winter for I D . » begun,
Dntci %t Dallas, Oregon, this 15th day of
the vocal onrans, disturbs the stomach. feet
slight
use.
which
I
am
ottering
at
H e will 'tirniah Uoad’s planing a severe lameness in the side, result- July, 1902.
It Is always radically and permanently
ridiculously low figures.
J. T. FORD,
mill 25 000 feet and send a carload to ing from a strain, and was greatly
cured by the blood-purifying, alterative
and tonic action of
California, and has perhapa 200.000 pleased with
the
quick relief and cure HhrHtf of Polk county, < >regon.
feet on the mill yard. He has a new it effected. For sale by A. K. Wilson.
planer of the latest pattern. Mis.
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Th is f n u t medicine h u wrought the most Martin hoards most of the hands.
O AK M IL L V IC IN IT Y.
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wonderful cures of all diseases depending
CUSH «N U I ALI USI f AUS.
The mill ia less than 7 miles in a l»ee
on ocroful» or the scrofulous hnblt.
t«h Srnip r u H A 'r » ) L'w
Everybody
haying and gard en*
line northwest of Dallas, hut it is 9
in IHM. Sold Oy Umettala
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Moon'S F lL U V « »*«• b«i* cathartic.
W IL S O N B LO C K .
looking fine.
| miles around by grange hall.
I HE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER
OCK STAFF OF KUSTLEBS- Over-Work Weakens
Your Kidneys.
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STATE NORNAL SCHOOL
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COLD "i H E A D
Attention, Coasters.
£ BUY
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BURRQUS h S i FRASER
105 State Street • Salem
F R Y ’S D R U G S T O R E
LE E ^ S M IT H ’ S «G Y C LER Y
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D YE W O R K S .*
GOODS DYED
T O SAM PLE
Th; louse Fursishing Conpasy
Mrs. C.H. Walker, proprietor.1
the House Furnishing Company.
BECAUSE
Salem Woolen Mills Store
Catarrh
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P F E N N IG ,
Jeweler and Optician.
H o o d 's Sarsaparilla
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