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The hot season seems about over and coasters are beginning to return LOCAL A N D GENERAL- Mrs. Sarah Savage, of Sheridan, is W H A T W E H A V E L E A R N E D D U R I N G offering her hottl property there for TH E W E E K F R O M A L L AV AIL- A Symbol of Worth- SA LEM S H O R TS TO P S . The stet 1 bridge feed yard is S t ill headquarters for nearly all Polk coun ty Imrses that go to the city. No won ‘' f for Mr- Schramm gives every one good treatment, —o— Freeland's Imp. baskets are going off like hot cake* because be makes such good ones. He is also supplying many camping outfita and things for temporary housekeeping. W H Y S T A Y IN S A L I M . R ED U CED R A TES G e n tle m a n ly T r e a t m e n t ot H ie P a T o t h « S e a sid e a n d M o u n ta in S a aorta. tie n ts h a s m a d e D r. D a rrin Very P o p u la r. Tickets are now on sale at all Sou them Pacific and Corvallis and Easl- erd railroad office*, through to New Mrs. G. H. Howe and children, of j A b le S o u r c e s D is h e d u p for O u port and Yaquina at reduced rates. Sheridan, are visiting Seattle k in -1 N u m e r o u s F a m i l y of R e aders Southern Pacific trains connect with tir. vi. In Ab re v ia te d P a r a g r a p h s . C. A E. at Albany and Corvallis. All Come this way for your hop tickets- tickets good for return until October 10, 1902. Order now ne picking time is almost For groceries go to Onfield's. here. Ou June 23rd tha C. and E. trains Corner Ststeand Liberty streets, Balem. Leaders in Low Prices Job work done here—-the bent. from Detroit began leaving there at J. A. Hayes and «if.- have returned 6 :20 a. m., meeting the Bay train at Spectacles and glssses at Pfennig’s, from a good long visit to the Alsea As an eating place the George lunch Albany at noon. country. counter has no superior. Big patron Passengers for Detroit, Breitenbusli, M. Hay ter, dentist, Wilson building C m I Headley, of Albany, is here vis Mrs. Sol Blessing ia very sick. age every day. and other mountain resorts and leave Jonathan Courier and wife have re iting relatives. Miss Jennie Muscott has been W. Q. Elliott proved up on his Albany the same afternoon, reaching Fied McCarter, of lleppner, is in claim on tire 18th. spending the week at Independence turned from a three mouths visit in Detroit in the evening. Tickets are Michigan. Zinn’s confectionery is the place to town visiting relatives. on sale from Albany to Detroit at $3 Come this way for old papers, for E. M. Wann, of near Newport, is go for all kinds of summer specialties. Fully 1,000 people went ou last and from Corvallis at $3.25, good for Rnbert McBride was at Oregon City visiting friends in town. house ch ausing anil other purposes Sunday’s excursion to Newport, hut Best ice cream soda in the city. Or return until October 10th, with privi Tuesday to prove up ou his claim. anges. lentous, bananas. Novelties iu not many from Dallas. W. N. O’Kelly, of Monmouth, lege to get on train returning at any Elmer Morrison is part owner of a candies and other sweets. Mias Essie Tatom, of Pendleton, is wo i king at the Spalding logging camp point east of Mill City. lleppner bakery and making money. R. H. McCarter, of Buena Vista, was visiting her sister, Mrs. J. F. Groves The Southern Pacific company now to Miss Faunie A new crosswalk baa been laid be receu'ly married Eph Wilkinaon and family, of Fort- have on sale round trip tickets from Strong’s restaurant has always had J. P. Starr and wife and son. W ill’ land, are up visiting relatives. He is tween the Levens and Harper proper Wright of Linn county. all poiuts on their lines in Oregou to the reputation of being one of the went to Newport for an outing Tues on tire police force there. ties either Newport or Yaquina with priv J. P. Starr and wife have been visit day morning. beat eating places in the city. ilege to return via either east or west Now is the time to have your hop ing their sons, Arthur and Harry, at The brick work on Ffeiffor,e new side divisions, in connection with the Miss Veva Morrison is over from building is completed aud it will be tickets printed and we are prepared to the Bryan-Lucas saw mill. Muth’s soap works by the woolen C. <& E. three day Sunday excursion Salem visiting her grandparents, J. M rushed rapidly to a finish. do it. It is said thut over 50 tons of pears Campbell and wife. m 11 turns out a superior article for tickets good going Saturday and re Frank Zumwalt’s lit»le girl, Alice will he gathered horn the Wallace or Miss Bertha Blesaing, of Portland, both toilet and laundry, aud grease turning Monday are also on sale at Mark Ellis and Fred Tooer are who has been visitimr -dative* here, would be taken in exchange for it. died Tuesday afternoon, of cholera in chard beyond the Eula hills. very low rates from all 8 , P. and C. back from several weeks vacation in return* tomorrow v ■ Pat ronize home industry. fantum. E. points. H o w ’s T h i s ? A number of farmers in the Waldo the Cascade Range. Full information can be obtained ae We offer $100 reward for any case W. (1 Vassail and wife spent Sun Hills ssk fur bids on a pool of 50,000 The W. C. T. U. will meet Wednes day with her parents, A, Murphy and bushels of wheat and 80,000 of oats. Gene Cattron, of Eastern Oregon, is day, August 25lli, at 3 o’olock at the Hop baskets by the dozen or hun of catarrh that cannot be cured by to rates, time tables, etc., by applica wife, at- Oakdale. down on a visit to friends aud rela home of Mra. M. J. Cosper. dred, if you want so many, at Stout’s Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. C h e n e y tion to any S. P. or C. A E. agent. Putnam Fadeless Dyes are fust to tives at Monmouth. planing mill. His make of baskets <fc Co., Toledo. O' We, the undersign untight, w ishing and rubbing. Bold If you want a good job of repairing ed, have known F. 8. Cheney for the Those who have been traveling over T h o o o W a te r W o rk «. Real Estato Agent Campbell made the state pronounce Dallas above tile proved so populsr last season that lie last 15 years, and believe him perfect done on your wagon or V ehicle go to by A. K. Wilson at 10 cents a pack- expects a still bigger demuud this There is only one way of getting age. a business trip to Albany, Saturday, average in thrift and progress. Wagner Bios.’ shop. ly honorable in all business transac water works, and that ia to get them. time. returning Monday. tions and financially able to carry out Dallas bat been discussing different Mrs. Anna Herron and Mrs. Clif The Pacific Coast Indian Institute Mrs, Mary Kerslake. of Fortlaml, any obligations made by their firm. plans and proposals for many years, Pugh dish up things t»> eat for the ill be held at Newport all of next, Dora Roy will teach the primary < ame up Saturday for a visit with her Some stores make a brilliant dash W e s t & T k u a x , wholesale druggists, but lias let the matter drift from year threshing crew of Evan Evans. week and quite a largo attendance is department at Rickreall with H. C. sou, the genial furniture man. on low prices to capture popular fa Toledo, O. W a i . liino , K innan & M a r to year and from council to council, expected. Seymour as principal. 1). A. Hoag and wife are down from Frank Brown lias sold out his in vor and then raise prices expecting to v in , wholesale druggists, Toledo, O. each set of city fathers seeming per Hoquiain visiting his parents and her Mrs. J, 0. Morrison will in a short slill hold the trade. Not so at the Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal A marriage license was issued this parents, D. M. Calbreath and wife. time come over from Marion county week to Edith Repass and Earl C. terest in their stock farm near town to New York Racket store. They buy ly, acting directly upon the blood and fectly willing to let the responsibility of so great au improvement be shoved his father, Henry, and has gone to to keep house for her brother, Heury Holland, of McMinnville. low down for spot cash, add a very mucous surfaces of the system. Test along to their successors. It is now Portland for a vacation. Otis Smith has been working in Campbell. small margin of profit and credit no- imonials sent free. Price 75 cents per up to them again, and I hope that Portland during his vacation and he The pastor will preach at Bridge bottle. Sold by all druggists. Hall’s this time the proposition will not be W . Q. Elliott desires permission of indy. Hence their big success. and wife returned from there Monday. Everybody should have photos tak port church Sunday at 11. All are the city dads to put in a watering Family Pills are the best. •— o— allowed to again sink into quietude, en at Mr. Clierriiigton’s present prices cordially invited to attend. trough and hitching posts near his Clerk Laugharv went to Slab Creek but be continually agitated until a We are not quite sure what will lie platinum cabinets at $1.50 per doien L E T T E R L I S T . the first of the week and brought his or two doxeu fun pictures for 25 cents. J L. Collin! purchased at sheriff’s place of business on Mill street. system of some kind is assured. In the makeup of Johnson’s new fsll family home from their summer out sale last Saturday the old Stanley These letters remain uncalled for in my opinion the Gates proposition is Mrs. Berry Wester, late of Waits- s'oek of clothing, but we are sure that I am teaching free the very latest pioperty opposite the court house. ing. good as this or any other town burg, is here visiting friends ou her it will be the latest and best to be had the Dallas postoffice for the week end system of dress cutting to he kspt up * » ; to Visalia, California, where siie in the markets of the land. The ing Aug. 18th, and parties calling will ever be offered. Mr. CalbreathV Miss Emma Morton won the gold It took two trains, one of eight and to date free. Ladies wishing to learn quality will be there aud so will the for them will please state that they proposition is now before us waiting expects to make her future home. watch in the contest at the show last the art will please call on Mrs. M, J. the other of eleven cars, to carry the for favorable action or rejection. It style. As to prices, they are never h.< ;e beeu advertised: week for being the most popular Fanil. 1,000 excursionests to the hay last Dick Thurston and wife went to higher than elsewhere. may he that before another meeting Johnson’s Sunday. young lady. Mr George Armstrong. Tillamook Monday for an outing, and store is always a dependable store— ether propositions will also appear. R. R. Bettis, who recently finished Mr F A Buchanan, R. C. Craven is now sole proprietor Harry Duun and wife and Eph W il Arthur Starr add Dick March have Let us then get down to business, se you will never be cheated there. F B Flowers, of the Ballston warehouse, having a four years m til contract between leased the Falls City hotel and pur kinson and wife left yesterday for lect the best and put it through. The Mr Nat Gorman, purchased the iuterest of his brother, here and Falls City has bought the chased the mail route between there Ucean Park. pride of our town demand* water. D A L L A S C R O W IN G . VlcSherry confectionery bu-ines» at Joseph Henzse, W . K. Craven. and lit re. Water ie what we need for the clean Hank Boyer killed a large porcu that place. Mrs Myrtle Rauch, Blacksmith Lynch and son will do liness and bealthfulness of our bodies, Mr M Riggs, Dr. Butler, of Independence, has Miss Edith Ray has been employed pine up near Hullock’s mill Sun.iav. your iron work exactly as you want it Ira Yoconi is running the J. T. La for the beauty and picturesqueness of j ' s done. been appointed railroad surgeon for ly threshing outfit near Willamina to teach the fall and winter term of This is the second one seen in Mr Lyman Roberts, our homes, and for the sanitation and Mr Dli Woife. the district from Whiteaon to Airlie and Ed. Teho, an Indian, has bought school at Zeua aud R W. Swiuk at county, one having been killed near fire protection of our towns. Look Airlie last winter. and Corvallis. the Shepard & Pettyjohn thresher Highland. C . G . C o a d , postmaster. at our lawns that in spring we were Observers need not to be told that George Bunco, son of our former Dunn’s have a big grocery trade, for Scott Leavitt, the rustling editor of Most of the campers are now home near Butler. so proud of. Where have they van " W o rth It'a W e ig h t In G o ld ." foundryman, is now agent foa a music every time a freight tram comes in n again and our streets begin to assume ished? What civic pride can ever be Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and the Falls City Leader, was doing busi Say sufferers from catarrh, of Ely’s firm with Oregon for his territory and ness at the county seat for several thoroughly estabiahed when every the lively air betokening a near ap Diat rlu oa Remedy has a wide world truckload of goods is unloaded at their Cream Balm. A trial size costs 10 c. lleppner as hi« headquarters, where days this week. householder knows that his work of proach to hop picking. front or back door. reputation for its tmres. It never fails Full size 50 cents. Sold by druggists beautifying is for naught, that hie he lias a nice home Rev. 8. J. Lindsay, of Lewisville, The street commissioner has been and is pleasant and safe to lake. For or mailed by Ely Bros., 56 Warren lawns, hedges and ahruhs will wither The families of F. Kerslake, E. J. will preach in Fulls City next Sunday, quite busy this week putting in new sale by A. K. Wilson. The summer is ending and Gaynor’s street, New York. Albert Lea. Mino., and die? Give us water. sidewalks. The race has been recov J. K. P. Graves has returned to In- August 24lh, at 3 p. m. at the Free Luther, Ed Hliaw, Walter Williams, footwear s'ore is receiving its fall in March 21, 1901. Messrs. Ely Bros:— Frank Stiles have all returned to Dal Methodist church. ered on Shelton and Levens streets. lependence from around Forest Grove voice of heavier wear. As usual their I suffered from a severe cold in the Uncle Bill Brown ha* under consid las, after several weeks spent at the goods have been procured from the head, and was about dead from want Abraham Audson and Maud War Hullock mill camping ground. eration the matter of putting in mod Many farmers win are greatly in where he has had over 50,000 pounds of sleep. I used your Cream Balm ern glass and iron fronts in the bricks of shittim bark peeled by about 20 heat wholesale sources. ren, of the Grand Ronde reservation, need of help and to® busy to hunt for and woke up with a clear head and occupied by Mrs. Gaynor’s boot and Blessing it Vanskike report an im were authorized to wed by the county it might make it pay to let their wauts men. He sold it at a good price. cold almost gone. I would not take shoe store and Dunn’s grocery. It mense travel between here and the 8i- clerk during the week. known under our heading New Today. Mrs. Chace has added a complete John Auer, who has so long lived at $5 'or my bottle of Cream Balm if I would greatly add to the appearance letz basin, some of their teams going Cashier Williams, E. C. Kirkpatrick in there every day. The number of line of new millinery to her stock of could not get another. 8 . K. L an s - of our Main street. Sam Thurston has returned from the foot of the hill this side of the ladips and childrens furnishing goods Grand Ronde reservation, has rented dale . and wife, E. J. Bryan and wife, Ed easterners here after timber lands is the Hot Springs at Klamath and re and ia sure of a good trade. ports himself as feeling fine, even if his place to Fred, and Irvin Hussey Dunn and Mrs. Harry Dunn returned simply surprising. ind will move to the property lie has S w e e n e y A ly ld o M ln a tre la . Tuesday from Newport. the rheumatism 1ms not entirely left In Salem wheat is selling at 52 cents bought near McMinnville. NEWTO-DAY. The coming event will be that of him. Whenever there is anything new Mrs. Vie Hopkins is to teach the cheat hay $7.50 and timothy $10, bran Sweeney Alvido Minstrels at the op Extras of every imaginable kind for primary department nt Falls City, $18, shorts $20, eggs 17, butter 20, and desirable in the line of hardware, A. M. Vnssall ami wife are back it may always he found at Fault’s era house, Dallas, fur one night, Mon it SAI.E GOOD CARRIAOE AND HARNESS, from Cathlamet. where he lias been buggies, carriages and wagons kept by Myrtle Gardner t aches at Greenwdod chickens 8 cents a pound, potatoes 50, day, August 25th. The press of out wagon, harrow, cheat sued, Mock, hogs »nd beef steers 34, dressed pork 64 , mut store. No drummer ever passe* hia neighboring oitiea highly endorse young «attle, Mrs. Reinbold, 4 rnilw north of Doling employed for several months, and will Wagner Bros. And thev have lots of aud M isb Editli Wilzel at Pioneer. store, and he takes the pick of what ton on foqt 24 aud wool 15 cents. make their home at Bridgeport here extras for machinery. You will be Some farms,s will soon burn their they have to offer. You will never Manager Gee. II. Sweeney's excellent surprised at the variety and quantity after. straw to get it out ot the way, while E. J. Luther lies disposed of liis in get anything of an inferior quality at attraction. Coming as they do is suf TRAYED FROM MY FARM NEAR MQNmouth of extras earned by tlu m. Ask for one Norrel mare marked with a white star in The officers and members of the wtiatever you want and they will he others with more of an eye to profit terest in the real estate firm of Luther Fanil’s nor will you ever have to pay ficient guarantee that a perfect min forehead. Any information leading to the recovery and economy will give their stock the & Co. to his partner, Walter Fuller, more than standard prices. strel production will be given. The of the same will be suitably rewarded.— Fraak Mor Dallas Woodman team are asked to very apt to produce it. first part is first class; the olio strong ris, Monmouth, Oregon. benefit of it for both shelter an d feed. who will conduct tlio business here be present at Cherrington’s gallery •« * with comedians and singers. Not in See notice under Nsw Today of two next Sunday afternoon at 2 o ’clock, Henry Campbell has effected during after. Mr, Luther will remain here Morris, the jeweler and optician, cluding the olio notable are Rescue fresh milk cows wanted and you msy prompt. IIIQROI'OHBRED 1 YEAR OLD SHROPSHIRE tile week a sale of 100 acres cf land and lpok after oilier business interests. ranks among the beet in the valley. and Sims Musical Kings, Giulio Ros- find there other notices of interest to buck for sale by W. E. Greenwood, oi Dallas. Governor Geer has officially pro belonging to Lucas <fc Foreman north Hop picking will commence about Uis stock is as complete as any to be etti, Operatic Tenor with illustrated you. Everybody is getting to read claimed that Monday, September 1st, what is published there and by it of the Dixie store building to John E. the 5th of September, and as it is now found and hia prices are never high. songs, The Valdares, the wonderful ►OOMHTO LET FOR HOUSE KEEPING PARTY, is Labor Day, and suggests that em muuy quick sales are effected. Tf you Longuecker, of Iowa, for $3,500. an assured fact that 50 cents will be acrobats and other novelties. Prof. L furnished if deaired; alno barn to rent. •V ployers and employed cooperate in its want to buy or sell anything try it. MRS T. C, GARWOOD. Maurer’s hand heads the Great Golf The 1900 taxes are coming in rapid paid not only in this region but sll Risser, the gunsmith, fully under celebration. Most notices there cost only a dime] ly at the sheriff’s office, rather unpre over the valley, the women and child stands everything pertaining to his Parade at noon 011 day of arrival. Re cedented for this time of year. The reu are making great preparations for business and his work always proves served seats on sale at Belt & Clier- OAWF.D OAK POST« FOR SALE, ALSO DRY Are you thinking of placing a mon The new railroad tank and pump L* cheap oak slabwood, all a team can haul, at Y& ument or tombstone at the grave of house down by the college are iu work advertised list soon to he published a harvest of dollars. first class. He makes nearly all hie rington’s drug store. Prices 25, 35 cents per load at Strong’! oak sawmill, near Guihrta and 50 cents. some loved one. G. L. Hawkins at ng order. The former holds 17,000 will he the smallest within the history Judge Elkins and Robert McBride ainmuuition. Independence does good work at rea gallons and the four horse gasoline of the cuuoty. will open a law office at Falls City, HALL. IllACK DOG, NAMED CUING, STIIAYFD A Y O U N G L A D Y ’S L IF E S A V E D . sonable prices. July 4th. Suitable reward for his ratura ngine in the latter can fill it at the Truman Allen, one of the O. 8. N. their specialty being timber claims Flour for 70 cent* a sack at the Dal A t P a n a m a .C o lu m b ia , by C h a m to me Him:« at Dalla!, J .J . FIDDLER. and their adjustment. As both of rate of 5,000 gallons an hour. Cement Mr. Hanisch ha- sold the old Win- 8. graduates of Monmouth, has been 1 ms mill Delivered free anywhere in b e rla in 's C o lic C h o le ra a n d D i skill properly to Corned Hughes for tops lend from the tank down to the employed in the training department them are good rustlers and bright town. Grain taken on storage. Bran a rrh o e a R edy . OOD FRESH COW, 3 to 6 YEARS OLD, WANt*4 of the the Normal vice Mis« Ethel young men, they may be expected to and shorts for sale. $600, and he is now nicely situated new corrugated iron pump house. by Barton Z. Riggs, near Ballston. Dr. Chas. II. Utter, a prominent there with his cobbler shop with plen Force, who resigned to accept the fifth do a rustling good business. Samuel Tetherow and wife recently physician, of Panama, Columbia, iu a ty of offii e room to spare for some one and sixth grades iu the public school A numlicr of loads of dirt have been ood f r e s h c q w a n d c a l f f o r s a l e a t a Ask folks why they trade at Dunn’* received a yisit from Harry Christian at Cottage Grove. else. hauled upon the court house yard, grocery and the answer will be that it recent letter slates: "Last March I bargain by A. H. Dodd, of Falls City. and wife, of Independence. Mrs. had as a patient a young lady sixteen and the court contemplate* grading Mr. Rheude and Mr. Hanisch have Christian is a sister ,.f Mr. Tetherew A gentleman who has just been ov is because they keep so many good years of age, who had a very had at bout do g o a t s f o r s a l e b y j . o . sears a dissolved partnership in the bakery, to Mr. Christian is an old California mi er the country between here and Bue and «ceding the same this fall, al things to eat and treat one so ni, ely. tack of dysentary. Everything I pre Ballston. take effect after hop picking, when the ner, and although now 81 years of na Vista says he saw thiesliers tun though no formal order lies yet been scribed for her proved ineffectual and first named gentleman will retire to a age, has lately returned from Nome ning everywhere but that neither isvued to that effect. If waterworks Fidler’s stage to Salem is a great »lie was growing worse every hour. 2 ^ IMPROVED MORRISON HOP PRESSE« F O » small farm he lias purchased adjac They intend settling here.— Falls City wheat nor oats were turning out ns a-e put in the grounds will he other sals at the Dallas Iron wsrks. Her parents were sure she would die. well as expected. Both horse power wise beautified by cement walks, foun convenience to everybody. ent to town. Leader. She had become so weak that she tains, shrubs, rustic seats, etcetera. and sleani balers were pressing a large could not turn over in hud. What to rpAKE YOUR WAOOII REPAIRING TO HUGHES A shooting gallery presided over by Our county court is up to dale and C W. Fulton, who tried so hard to amount of hay. Docks!sailor's livery business is in shop in Dallas. a buxom and good looking woman will keep fully up with the town of creasing because lie gives such gener do at this critical moment was a elect Mr. Furnish as governor, but study for me, hut I thought of Cham The expert accountants, Clarke <fc Dallas in the way of progression. lias succeeded in drawing many sliek al satisfaction to patrons. Try them berlain’s Collie, Cholera and Diar- T HAVE MONEY TO LOAN AT ALL TIM M A * els from the sporting frateruity this failed, expected as pay for his hercu Buchanan, are now at work on lb - rheoa Remedy and a* a last resort pre 1 the very best rates obtainable.—H. G. Campbell. It has been undeniably shown dur once. week, they thinking themselves better lean 1 ihor a seat in the United States county cleric’a books, and will after scribed it. The most wonderful result shots than she. They generally got senate, and now aska Senator Mitchell ward look after those of the sheriff, ing the last two month* that we need and Jack Matthews if they are ready treasurer, school superintendent and a sewer down Main and Mill street«, ONP.Y TO LOAN ON IMPROVED FARM PRO their eyes opened. Wiseman’s is a good place to get all was effected. Within eight hours she perty at usual rates by Oscar Haytsr, Dallas, to deliver the goods. Jack says em janitor. They are simply goirg over and need it badly, the ground being so was feeling much better; inside of Christian Pcarsen was found dead phatically, no, and Mr. Mitihell says the accounts since a year ago and polluted from adjacent closets that it manner of hardware. He is so clever three days she was upon her feet and that folks like to trade there. He will in his cabin near John real's mill last neither yea nor nay. Some folks say bringing them up to date. at the end of one week was entirely ONEY TO LOAN AT 6 PER CENT ON FA M is impossible to dig wells and get wa order whatever you want. security. J. L. COLLIN8, Dallas. Sunday. The coroner was calhd but that Harvey Scott ie tickled over the well. For sale by A. K. Wilson. t -r fit to drink. This sewerage ques W. C, Brown has purchased of A. K tion should be taken up at once by itualion, seeing a chance to slip in decided an investigation unnecessary M A R K E T R EPO R T. Wilson the north half of tne brick our city council ami no recess taken ae the old man had undoubtedly been himself. S to p a th e C o u g h K HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON IM P R O V E [Corrected weekly by Gooch rtroe.J building on the corner of Main aud in the matter until these two sown rs, farm property. SIBLEY A EAEIN » j dead for some time. He was aged 72 And works ¿iff the cold. Laxative bro- To accommodate those who are par Court streela for $6,500. The proper Wheat, per bushel, 57 cts. years, and a civil war veteran. at least, are built. Dallas is tiecoming moquinine tablets cure a cold in one tial to the use n fa tom ifre in apply ty bought runs from Gaynor’s to and Bran, per ton $1 loo large a town and the center of too day. No cure, no pay. Price, 25 Farm for Sale. The fourth quarterly conference of ing liquids into the nasal passages includes half of the stairway next the much trade to continue to enact the Shorts, per ton, $20. cents. the M. E. church will he held over for catarrhal troubles, the propr etors drug store, and is a good transfer for role of a little hack woods village. Let Oats, per bushel, 30 cts. ---- ---------- Friday, Saturday and Sunday of this prepare Ely's Liquid Cream Balm. both parties. Mr. Wilson desiring to us keep up with the procession. Flour, per 10 barrels,$3 00. OOOD HOUSE, FAIR BARN, HEN Most families around town have 9 7 f ACRES, hnuiie, orchard and »mall fruits of all kinds, week. Business meeting on Friday The price, including a spraying tu1'*. get rid of it on account of ill es«, and Fleur, per sack, 80c. their wmtei's wood sawed up and in a situated eno mils from Salt Creek poRtoftics. at foot 75 rente, Druggist* or by mail Mr. Brown wishing to augment Iris al evening. Preaching Saturday evening Buckwheat Hour, $2.50 per cwt. Throughout Oregon farmers are hill A It" three town and three cal res, team, dry place ready fur use, hut some im of hartftn and wagon, buijgy, single harness, garden and Sunday hr Elder Ford. All are The liquid embodies the medicinal ready large holdings in Dallas real es changing from all grain to diversified Oermea, $1 60 per cwt. provident ones aro trusting to luck tool» and all household rood». New hay in bam cordially invited to be p r e e e D t at theee properties of the solid preparation tate. cropping. The area of wheat is be Corn meal, $2 50 per cwt. ami oats in shock. All for 91,100 if taken In a f-w and will try to procure a cord at a days. Cream Balm is quickly absorbed by Address ms at Dallas, Oregon, or call on i services. H. N. Rounds, psstor. coming less and that oi gifts« greater. time as they may need it. A few year* at farm. TH<)». I , ] PARKER. / It has been noticed by one of our The increase of dairying lias helped the membrane and d->et not dry up (Corrected weekly by Dunn’s Grocery. igo woodsheds were the exception hut After several weeks spent in the the secretions hut changes them to a prominent business men in a redent (he price of grain by calling for more Potatoes, per bushel, 60cts. new you can scarcely find a family states of Utah and Colorado this writ natural aud healthy character} Ely trip that the clover in Linn and Ben bran and shorts thus calling for more Butter, per pound 174<325ct*. Save Your Checks without one. er again t.ak«s up his labors, thorough Brothers, 56 Warren street, New ton doe* not appear to be coming up wheat being ground end better prices. Lard, per pound, 124(415 cts. fur its second growth as it d. e< in In times past wheal growers were at ly pleased that his lot is cast in snch York. Bacon,sides, per pound, 14(417 cts Polk. The Itilisn prunes seem to he the mercy of wheat bay era but uow SATE MONEY BY WHHINO TO CAL. BAIN a healthful and lieautiful clima'e as Hams, per pound, J7j cts. A ND Newport, Or., for delivery of trunks, cam ping About 60 hop growers and dealers i not worth gathering, while ours aie in the farmers can be more mda|ienderit Oregon. We may he a little slow, as outfit«, ect. A lot of fine w < hm 1 for sale at all tim et Shoulder», per pound, 10(412 cte. Hacks to any part of the beach C al . B ain , compared with other states, hut we met in Woodlmrn last. Thursday to good condition and will bring a g- o j and demand better prices. Flouring Eggs, per dozen, 18 cts. Newport, Oregon. discuss the hop question generally ' crop. It proves conclusively that mill warehouses trow get a big perc.am have many blessings to offset it. If you knew how SCOTT’ S Chickens, per dozen $3<4$4 nd to decide on the price that ought j Polk countv is the banner fruit rais- of wheat that used to be aent to rail Drien fruit*, per pound, 6(411 cte. EMULSION would build you Mrs. Clara Reid gave a lawn social to he paid for picking. Dealers ad- | ing section of the Willamette valley, road »«rehouses for foreign shipment Notice to Bridge Beets, per pound, 1 cents. up, increase your weight Tue.day afternoon in honor of her lit vised that hops be not picked until as it will be remembered that this It generally conies out most profitable Turnips, per pound, 1 cte. tle daughter, Irene, at which many thoroughly ripe. It was staled that same thing was found out and corn- to store in a local warehouse. The strengthen your weak throat Cahhagc, per pound, fje ts. o t i c e is h e r e r y o i v e n t h a t t h e < ! lei»ant amusements were given the brewers complained of too much sul- { menled upon in the Oregonian three more nearly a farmer can avoid stor ty court of Pslk county will at Its regular Au- and lungs and put you in con Onions, per pound, 24 ct*. youngsters and a nice lunch served phur being used in curing hops. It years ago. K»«t term, IMS, to-wit: on Saturday, the 23rd day o# age fees and sack ¡rent and keep Beans, per pound, 5 cents. A11 gust, receive bids fsr the construction of a 100- dition lor next winter, you them. Those present were: Elsa was decided that as growers si Urge hi* gram under p«-rsonal control the fnot span acros* the Yamhill river near the SavafW Corn meal, per pound,34 cts Bay, Frankie Hayler. Georgia Fiske, could not afford to pay over 40 cents I place in said county and also for tbs repairing what would begin to take it now. more lie will make out of it. Hay, per ton, $5ro7$ Is known as the ‘ ’Hour” bridge across the Yamhill Bessie Reid. Irene Reid, Veima Rav. for picking and that as said price was Send for free «ample, and try it. river near «hat is known «0 the Fort kill in satt S C O T T A B O W N E , C h e m is t * , Vera Wagner, Ifallie Hart, Charlie fair for picker* because at no other ountv. Plan* and *p«s iflratloas to be seen it tks 409415 Pearl Street, New York. ! c-ou it) clerk's office. Certified cheek for f, per cent . Haytrr, Mrs. Eva H iyter, Mr«. F f irm worn could they make so much, j 50c and ft .00; nil druggist*. required with bid Right reserved ts reject aay eg p *** Wagner, Mr*, f. C. Wagner, Mrs. therefore 40 cents was declared the | ail hide. Done by order of ike county cou rt»! Pot» 1 county, Oregon U. S. I Gift; H ARY, CisM* standard price for picking this season. | J ” ** Mitchell slid Mies Hetlie Orchard. (sale. I The brand ‘ 1835, R. Wallace” on a knife, fork or spoon is a symbol of true worth. It means the inarkoi’a best, as hundred* of Salem people know from actual use. Triple plated knives and fo ils of the Wallace brand, $-1.50 a dozen. Teaspoons, a set, $1.50 to $2 25. Tablespoons, $3 to $4.50. BARR'S JEW ELRY STORE On account of many earneat person al requeats from people de*iring to avail themselves of the benefit of his services, Dr. Darrin has finally decid ed to remain in Salem two months longer. Hu had already extended his slay two months. This lstest decis ion will keep this celebrated physi cian here during the mouths of Sep tember and October. During the visit of Dr. Darrin be has made many friends by his gener ous and gentlemanly treatment of his patients and his constant solicitude fur their welfare. He has refused none who have come to him needing his services and he haa been perfectly frank in telling each one the true con dition of hia or her case,and just what might be expected as the result of treatment, or whether any treatment would do good. The rooms of Dr. Darrin at the W il lamette hotel are often crowded and he ia kept constantly busy. There are a great many people who will be glad to know that the doctor has been prevailed upon to remain two months longer.—Stall email. F S S G G A W D O N 'T W AIT . Builders. N
