J
K. P Graves, of Independence,
LO CA L A N D G E N E R A L .
sold bis 25 tons of sliiMini b •»■k t«» S. L
W H A T W k H A V E LfcAKWfc U UUrtifsC.
iii*, id Corvallis a* 3 «•♦*«»« i p<»iitnl
*. h nl twin y jmm !• rs. ball «1 ti • «u
y.»un. ladies who n it *d $1 ¿A* a il:i>
II- ail) wnt! i r b«rk »»gain '«ex* tear
U
.
A bi*
WfckK FrtOivt AwL AVA.t-
Sou rce^
D is h e a
u p tor
O i r ! tro ll* a I G .¡s ln i i a m i P o i e s i G r o v e .
rtui iero>js Fam ily of R e a d e r*
in A h re via te d H u rftgia p rts.
I'or grocer it« go to OefiekTa.
I
Couu* ini'* way for your bop t« k t .
O .ier now .is picking time 1 » almost
tale.
Not an Empty Phrase**
The phrase “ Leaders in Low Prices." which we use in all our advertising,
i * n«»t an empty and iin-aiiiiigl« ss sentence. We menu it every w« rd. Me
( i i i - i i i i it everv time it is med.
We do wll at less I l i a n olh* r*' price goods
of equal w« iih
If we do not have your custom, it must i e because you
sue blind to your own advantage.
BARR’S JEW ELR Y STORE
DALLAS D O TL '-TS .
If be does not happen to have in
stock just exactly wh t you want, J .
John Wiseman, tin* obliging and rust
ling ha dw;-n* deale», will get ii for
you as quick as trains c.»n bring it
Try D*u ksteader’s stable for the very
next livery rig tl at you are called rp -
on to hire. We will guarantee that
you will ta perfectly satisfied with the
rig furnished . on.
REDUCED RATES
H o w ’* T h i o ?
We offer $100 reward for any case T o th a S *a*ld* a n d M o u n t a i n Ra
I of catarrh that cannot he cured by
aorta.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J . C hk . nkv
Tickets are now on sale at all Hon
I A Co., Toledo. O' We, the undersign
ed, have known F. 8. Cheney for the them Paciffc and Corvallis and East-
last 15 tears, and believe him perfect erd railroad offices, through to New-
ly honorable in all huaineat transac l«orl and Yaquiua at reduced rates.
tions ami financially able to carry out Southern Pacific trains connect with
' any obligation;« inaile by their tiri». C. A E. at Albany and Corvallis. All
W ü s t A Tut AX, wholesale druggists, tick et, good fur return until October
Toledo,O. W al pin u , R innan A M ar 10, 1902.
On Jun e 23rd tin C. and E . trains
vin , wholesale druggists, Toledo,' O.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internal from Detroit began leaving there at
ly, acting directly upon the blood and \ «>¡20 a. m., meeting the Bay train at
mucous auifaces of the system. Tost- j Albany at noon.
Passengers for Detroit. Breitenbusb,
imouialu sent free. Price 75 cents per
bottle. Sold by all druggists. H all’s and other mountain risorts and leave
Albany the same afternoon, reaching
Family Pills are the best.
Detroit in the evening. Tickets are
on sale front Albany to Detroit at $3
L E T T E R LIST.
and from Corvallis at $3.25, good for
Tliese letters remain uncalled for in ___________________
return until October ___________
10th, with privi-
the Dutlas postotfioe for tho week end- lege to get on train returning at any
ing Aug. 25th, and yurt ¡us calling point east of Mill City,
for them will please state that they
The Southern Pacific company now
have been advertised :
have on sale round trip tickets from
Miss Maud Dart M iss Ella Miner
all points on their lines in Oregon to
Jim Freeman
Mrs Alice Sullivan 1 e i t h e r Newport or Yaquiua with priv-
ilege to return via either east or west
Ncl* Nvintan
Theo. Mossi
side divisions, in connection with the
Mrs Wibert Denton, Orr Brothers.
C. A E . three day Sunday excuraion
C. G. C oaï ), postm aster.
tickets good going Saturday and re
turning Monday are also on sale at
A S u r p r i s e Sal* .
Ten per cent discount on all goods, very low rules from all 8, P. and C.
E. points.
except groceries, on Monday, Septem
Full information can be obtained as
ber 1st. Our fall stock is now bring
opened. Call and sue what we have. to rales, time tables, etc., by applica
tion to any S. P. or C. A E. agent.
K. E. B r y a n A N o n .
Lumiere in Low Price*
Everybody should have photos tak Corner SU le mid Liberty stieels, Salem.
en at Mr C herring too’* present prices
•**
platinum cabinets at $1.50 per dozen
Spectacles ami glasses ut rfennig's. or two dozen fuu pictures for 25 cents.
A great convenience to everybody
A F in a l A n n o u n c e m e n t .
F. A. Link, of Mnotgomery, lii-l
Iu this issue of the Journal appears ¡*» the stage between here aud Salem,
280 Cut,wold »beep, but Im« sold 85
M. Hay ter, dentist, Wilson building
I am teaching free the very latest
of tliein to Ferguson A Combs, of an announcement that will be of vital owned and operated by J . J. Fidler,
rv sem of dress cutting to be kept up
Aniily, He proposes to cross bis i nteiest to many readers. It is that j
Now is the li ne to have your hop
to date free. Ladies wishing to learn
tickets primed and we are prepared to ♦ be art will please call on Mis. M. J. Cotswuld witli Merino, believing he of Dr. Darrin to the effect that he will
Dunn Brothers are anticipating an
will get hardier sheep and a better continue his stay iu Salem to Novem immense trade during bop picking
do it.
Fa ii 11.
grade of wool. He lute 1411 good gouts. ber 1st Auer that date he expect* t » 1 and they are stocking up accordingly.
If you want a good job of repairing
t 'liamherUin’s Colic, Cholera and From four acres of barley he sucked take an extended tour, and this date
dune oii your wa ;uu or vehicle go to Diarrln oa Remedy has a will“ world over HUO bushels nod from two and a L final. Dr. Darrin lias now been st | They will not disappoint you by being
out of what you want.
Wagner Uios.’ shop.
r* pntatio«) for its cures. It u«ver fails half acres of «pels, a kind of rye, he the W illamette hotel for over four
*#’
Strong evidence sustains the popu- and is pleasant and sale to take. For cut 100 bushel. Onlv a few veins months, during which time lie has
rgo his farm a.nicely paid ,ts way, lint Tinted patients from tiie surrounding
The Dallas mill keeps bran, shorts
lai v eid icltli.it K lj's Cruun halm is sale by A. K. Wilson.
imliist-iou-ly clearing, grassing and - country and p-trls of the state. Many and all kinds of cow feed constantly
w n h its weight in gold, 'trial size,
Extras of every imaginable kind for
10 ceiils, Sold bv d iu .g itts and mad buggies, carriages and wagons kept by C u l t i v a t i n g it has brought into quite a I of 11 6:46 are among the leading peo on band in lots to suit at prevailing
ple, and they cheerfully testify that prices. Flour lor 70 cents a sack at
id by Ely lirotlu rs, M> W aiieii street, Wagner Bros. A si« I they have lots of profitable condition.
he has rendered them great service. | the mill.
Now York. ‘-Messis. Ely Brothers: extras for machinery. You wdl be
George Boolhby, of Monmouth, is I The doctor is enjoying his stay in Sa
1 have been alllicted with cat trrlt (or surprised at the variety and quantity
buying for .Seattle ptrlins 200 extra lem immensely, but is kept so busy
20 years. U made me so weak I fear of extras carried by them. Ask for
Risser, our gun merchant, loads his
ed 1 bad consumption. 1 got one whatever you want and they will be geod goals and paving $5 a head. <hut be cannot get much rest. Pa
He got some from Cricket Uovens an I tients who contemplate availing them own shells, so that sportsmen buying
bo'tie of Ely's Cream Balm and in very apt to produce it.
dole Haiintuu.
►elves of bis service« during the ie- tiieir ammunition there can be cer
throe days the discharge stopped. It
tain of the efleetiveuess and carrying
is the host medicine 1 have used for
Misses Ida and Millie Talbott, of
Prof. W. M. Parker former princi maiuderof his stay, should be prompt
catarrh. Very truly, Frank E Kin- Eugene, are visiting tin ir uncles Jos. pal of our puidio school Waa over from about coming in. His wonderful sue capacity of their weapons.
dSespiie.
and Charles Black and other relatives. Woodtmrn Wednesday and Mrs. John cess here is such a« has never before
been achieved by a member of bis pro-
One of the largest and most com*
This editor and family returned
T. A Riggs left ¡Sunday to look af Mu Cullock and daughter front Sher f- Soiun in
CO UN TY COURT.
any community.— Salem i plete stocks of jewelry between Port-
- ‘W o r t h It’s W e i g h t In Qotd.”
from Newport Tuesday, about 100 ter buidnesa inteteMs in Harney coun idan Junction were iu town that day. Journal.
| land and San Francisco is that con Hay sufferers from catarrh, of E ly’s
coming out that day. Within anoth ty. He was accompanied by bis wife.
i'KOBATE.
In Salem wheat is quoted at 52 du
stuntly kept on display by Chariey H . Crea.n Balm. A trial size costs 10 c.
er week the Nve creek camping
N O R T H DALLAS.
Sibley, J .
Full sixu 50 cents. Hold by druggists
Miss Evelynn Sm ith, who has been cats 23, clover hay #7 wheal hay »8-
j Morris.
ground and the boarding houses will
or mailed by Ely Bros., 56 Warren
visaing her cousin, Mrs. T. A. Riggs, timothy $10, flour SO. bran $18, shorts
The inventory of the Marion B .
be almost deserted.
N« arly all our male population is
street, New York. Albert I,ea, Minn., I Weidcr estate has been filed.
has returned to her home at Albany. $20, egg« 10, butter 20, chickens 8 to out harvesting.
You will never have to pay more March 21, 1901. Messrs. Ely Bros:— |
10 cents, beef cal tie 3 to 4 ceuts »dress-
Henry Cl.infield, of Salt Oreek, has
Fnal account of T. A. Farley estate
Mrs. F . H. Conkey lias been at In eil pork 0$. Dressed veal 6, sheep oa
contracted 100 balus of his corning hop
J . D. Kent and family, of Waldport, than i-tandard prices for what you get I «ufl’ered from u severe cold iu the
crop at 21 cents. O hers have sold at dependence attending her daughter, foot 2£, potatoes 50, wo»l 14 to 15 ct*. are visiting relatives here and will re at Fanil's, and you will never get any head, and was about dead from want filed and the administrator will be
discharged
when vouchers for disburi-
thing of an inferior quality there.
the same tigure and some at 22 cents. Mrs. A. E. Moore, who lias been quite
W oi k has ceased in nearly all the main until after prune picking, he be He always selects the cream of the of sleep. I used your Cream Balm ment of funds are filed.
A prominent buyer says that no pre ill.
and
wuke
up
with
a
clear
head
and
ing
engaged
to
oversee
the
Ellis
or
011 wells begun in this state, but Mr.
good« to be found in tho various city cold almost gone. 1 would not take
The administratrix of Ja y Brown
vious Oregon cr >p was ever in so good
The city hall was crowded Monday Hirschberg, of Independence, tells us chard.
wholesale houses and thus enables his $5 'or my bottle .of Cream Balm if I estate was authorized to sell personal
u condition at this the beginning of night to hear the minstrel show.
that he is still pegging away at his
Judson Mitchell has gone to East customers to secure the best that is
September. There are but few poor
could not get another. H. K . L ans - property.
going
8ec what he has Before buying
Mrs. Smith, the milliner, is in Port- plant on the Ben Wliiteaker place. ern Oregon.
yards and the quality promises th
dalk .
The
hole
is
now
about
800
feet
deep
elsewhere.
W. P. Ireland, of Monmouth, lias
best ever produced. Oregon hops arc hind this week s e l e c t i n g her fall «L ock and the prospects encouraging.
Arthur Dimick and wife have come
returned from Tillam o >k county with
rate 1 in London at 30 cents which
T h o Departe d.
out from Nestucca and will remain
Prof. A. M. Sanders and wife,of Se
means 25 here. T*he foreign output at lc, arc vi.-iting the latter’s parents,
Hop men are getting ready to pick here all winter,
See what Mrs. Chace has to offer
Adam K . Wilson, husband of Mary over 200 young cattle, mostly year
promises to be larger than was antici Mr and Mrs. Abel Uglow.
and dry their crops which will require
you iu her combined millinery aud C. Wilson, was born in Hullivan coun lings, for which he paid an average of
Robert Reeil is separator tender of u furnishing parlor«. She has many ty Indiana, February 4,1844, and died $7.50. He ia a shrewd and progress
.mm two to three weeks. A few may
pated. The English crop of last year
was so poor that all of our crop of
Through the agency of our rustling begin bv the middle of next week and Yam hill threshing outfit.
things toat will interest you mightily at Itis home in Dallas, Oregon, Aug ive farmer and will be sure to make a
that date is being called for there real Cffcile agent, Silas Orchard, the picking will become general on tlie
ust 26, 1902, aged 58 years. He began good profit on them.
Seb them.
Ernest Hanson has been visiting
Unless there comes a big cli nge of following sales have been effected 8th of September. M my growers will
his business career in Sullivan, thence
some kind, uncontracted Oregon hops during the week : M r. W inskill has have better airangements for their relatives near Aurora.
to Springfield, Missouri, Lorn which
NEW TO-DAY.
The goods which you will find in place be came to Oregon, arriving at
may be expected to bring from 20 to traded her 20 acre hop yard to Cha* c.m pers than ever before. The pro
Bert and Vester Townsend, of near
25 cents.
McDonald for the property tlmt be ducers have agreed on 40 cents as a Carlton, are working with the Middle- the Gay nor footwear emporium are al Salem July 4, 1881. For some years
ways of the best makes and styles, lie sought to build up his health on a
WO RROISTERED BILLY OOAT8, ONE AND
fair price for picking and the pickers ton A Patty outfit.
The cranberry crop of the south recently purchased of John Frakes,
2 years old, of C. P. Bailey’i breeding, also aura«
Go there for a good heavy shoe to use farm near Salem. He came to Dallas
full bloodedCotawold buck« for tale by K. A. Link,
part of Tillainoik county is said to e ho giving her $350 difference, lien think they should have 50 cents. The
during hop picking.
three miles southwest of Le* isville.
Sam
Cairns
made
a
visit
this
week
result
may
be
a
compromise
of
45
ry
Fern
Inis
bought
of
Elza
Gilliam
in
1880.
From
his
boyhood
bo
at
extra tin) and is the demand for them
cents.
to his recently purchased farm near
tended the Presbyterian church, unit
***
is constantly increasing much more the Doc Miller place of 140 acre* for
Sheridan.
3. HABT, OF DALLAS. HAS 80 TO LOOHIOif
The majority of tho farmers around ing with it when about 16 years old.
suitable ground will be devoted t<* $3,000. Also the Winskill property
The Dallas college Autliori ies are
• grade Cotewold ewe« to lot on the sharea.
next
to
the
bakery
to
C.
Hughes
for
He was one of the founders of the
tiieir culture. In time it. may become
wide awake preparing for the coming
Elias Hinshaw 1ms sold his resi Dallas lmve found out that Dunn
$050.
jn
important a crop as prunes and
school year. The outlo k is promis dence property to Mrs. M^.ry Haves Bios.' grocery is the place to bring Presbyterian church of Dallas, an or
nest and devoted elder, a generous sup
OK HA TK A NICK KOI R HOHNE POWER UP-
iiops are here.
G orge W. Childs, of K m sas, the ing for many new students. Prof. for $350 and has bought the Dr. Fink their produce in order to «xclmnge it
right steun engin« with circular eaw on truckS
porter, a pillar of the church. He
to the best advantage.
Countrymen and wife write that, they place for $800.
and in good condition, by J . 11. Wiae. Perrjrdale.
new
colored
cook
at
the
Cottage
hotel
After being closed live weeks for re
has leR us to become a member of the
are
pleasantly
settled
in
their
new
***
pairs, the steel bridge was opened to is giving gieat satisfaction to the
church of the redeemed. As a citizen
George Conlee is erecting a new res
home ut tamar-j, Iowa.
If you want blacksmith work done Mr. Wilson was a man of large public
.VO TKAMS SPAN OF MARES AND SPAN OP
travel lis t
Monday. Within tw*» b »ardiT8. He has had twelve years ex
idence
immediately
in
front
of
his
old
geldings—f«r sale at Rickreall by Frank T a t m .
The ouUiow of pickers from Port one. Win. Tillotson is staying wit»i just as you desire it. the man tu whom sp rit, interested in whatever looked
hours after the opening over 100 ptrienco and knows exactly how to
you should go is I. V. Lynch,
teams crossed, most of them being g« t up good tilings to eat. The writer land to the hop fields has already be him to help build it,
to the good of the community. He
SAL E-G OO D CARRIAGE AND IIARNK8 8 .
farmers with loads of one thing and was raised down south among the gun by trains and boats, most of them
gave generously to help any good jKiR wagon,
harrow, cheat seed, etock, hogs and
SALEM SLAPJACK 8.
Mr. Digby has been improving the
another for market. After the delay« darkies and always did like their cook coming up tiie Willamette on steam
cause or to assist any real need. Quiet young cattle, Mr«. Keinbolil, 4 miles north of Dallas
ing.
ers. River men say that not less than place lie recently bought of W. C.
and expense in crossing the river dur
and
unassuming
in
manner
lie
has
At Johnson's mumoth clothing em
iug the past six weeks tiie public will
Thos. Guy and family have moved 5,000 men, women and children will Brown.
porium in the capital city you may lived his life, dropping words of tend« i QTRAYED —FROM MY FARM NEAR MyNmouth
appreciate the bridge more than ever to near the Grant A Guy hop house, come from that city to help gather
O one «orrai mare marked with a white star in
Clms. Schroeder is building a new rest assured that you will not be cheit and wise.counsel all around him. He forehead. Any information leading to the recovery
bofuie. Such a h indent nee may not and his father is having their former this year’s fine crop. They will make
ed or swindled in any way, either re loved Itis church because he knew its of the same will be suitably re warded. — Frank Mur*
hop
houso
for
Peter
Hannon
on
Sr.lt
occur again for years.
home nicely repaired and painted and it a healthful and profitable outing.
garding the price, the quality or the unique power. He supported it be rig, Monmouth, Oregon.
ere« k.
fit of tiie garments you are thinking cause lie lived in relation to the un
Grasshoppers have been injuring will soon move in from the country
Road Supervisors C. W. Boyla and
Mrs. Plank is visiting her sons, of purchasing. That house Inis be seen, and knew that principles of re
hops, clover, corn and potatoes in dif
brought suit
Nearly all the threshing machines Reason Brunk have
h o r o u g h b r e d 2 y e a r - o l d S h r o p s h i r e
come noted all over the valley for fair ligion taught and lived by the church
ferent parts of the valiey, being unu will finish this week. S o im crops against several men who have refused Claud and Adrian, in Roseburg.
bu ck for sale by W. E. Greenwood, oi Dallas.
were tiie mightiest factors in any com
dealing
and
never
expects
to
go
back
sually numerous, but iheir ravages yielded abundantly but most of them to pay their rood poll tax and other
W. C, Brown <ft Son have bad quite
munity. A man of strong conviction*
on its reputation.
are not expected to be serious.
hi per visors will do likewise. As the a lot of lmy baled.
ooms TO LET FOR HOUSE KEEPING. PART-
fill below expectations.
genial and kindly, broud minded and
ly furnished if desired; algo barn to rent.
probability is that the supervisors will
The United States marshal went to
cultured, great in body and in soul, a
MKM T. C, GARWOOD.
Miss E tta Phillips was 17 ve.irs old win this in y be a note of warning to
A very pleasant part}* wo* given at
The New York Racket store pays tr ie friend, a loving and devoted hus
Newport last week to investigate how Wednesday anil her sister Eugenia is others to pay up ami save both cost
the home of Samuel Cairnes and wife cash on the block for it* goods and ex
ami where a number of drunken In 19 today. These fact6 were celebrated
band
and
father,
a
splendid
example
MALL BIACK DOG, NAMED CHINO, HTRAYFD
and trouble.
last Satur lay evening in honor of the pects its patrons to follow up the same
dians got their whiskey. Some peo Wednesday evening by basing sum«*
of Christian manhood, ho illustrated S gince July 4th Suitable reward for his return
Home twenty five DallaiuLas attend lSlli birthday of their son. Albeit line of procedure, thus enabling the the |>ower of Christianity in making to me at Dallaa, J J FIDDLER.
pie think that anyone is free to fur of th tir friends to come and dis<*u*s
nish liquor to redskins but such is ice cream and cake with them, besides ed the Buffalo Bill circus in Salem The evening was spent in playing va proprietors to sell on closer margins character. He lias gone to his eternal
rious kinds of games and at midnight and make all parties to the bargain a«
ood f r e s h c o w , j to & y f . a uh o l d , w a n u < i
not the case. Th« re will bo many of having a good time generally. Their yesterday. Some ot them started by
reward.
W . T. W.
by Barton Z. Rigg«, near Ballatoi).
them around Dallas during hop pick guests were: Minse* Jessie and Lulu sun up so as to be sure to get a front a nice lunch was served. Those pres happy as clams at high tide. You
ent
were:
Samuel
Cairnes
and
wife,
will never regret doing business there.
A Y O U N G L A D Y ’S~LIFE S A V E D .
ing and someone may get into trouble Dempsey, Mae and Dena R. ym»lds, seat.
Albert, mma, Anna, R lymond and
ood f r e s h c o w a n d c a l f f o r h a l e a t a
by selling them strong drink.
—-o—
Buff do Bills Wild West «bow was Harry Cairnes, M sses Dora Towns,
Messrs. Walter Nichols, Tr «cy Staats,
At P a n a m a . C o l u m b i a , by C h a m
bargain by A. H. Dodd, of Falls City.
in
Portland
Wednesday
and
at
Salem
b
e
r
l
a
i
n
’s
C
o
li
c
C
h
o
l
e
r
a
a
n
d
D
l-
Ralph
Morrison,
Harvey
Coats,
Bert
Ida
Reed,
Violet
Digby,
Rosa
and
No
Rev. P. A. Mosea will preach at the
For hop baskets that will stand the
vesterday
and
took
like
wild
fire.
It
Dennis
and
Dick
Webster.
a
r
t
b
c
e
a
R
edy.
ra
Scbroeder,
Linuie
Mitchell,
Hettio
BOUT 80 GOATS FOR HALE BY J . O. HEARS A
M. E. church south next Sunday
strain of an ent’re season, go to Mr
was unlike any show of the past and
Ballston.
morning and evening.
Dr. Chas. H. Utter, a prominent
During no past summer were the its like will never com«* again. It de Orchard, Eftie Easter, Floa May, ta t Stcut at his planing mill. His back
Brown, Bert Townsend, Mervin Boy ets are the most serviceable on the physician, of Panama. Columbia, iu a
hotels
s«>
largely
patronized.
They
Are you thinking of placing a mon
pioted true as life scenes in crossing er, Ralph Digby, Will. Hayes, Walter market.
Q O IMPROVED MORRISON HOP PRESSES TOE
.•event letter states: “ Last March I /C
ument or tombstone at the grave of are both constantly full of boarders ihe plains forty to fifty years ago; real Easier, Vcsier Townsend, Ernest Han
O gale at the Dallas lr«»n works.
had
as
a
patient
a
young
lady
sixteen
and
transient
people.
some loved one. G. L. Hawkins at
Indians in old time fighting garb and son.
veers
of
age,
who
had
a
very
bad
at
Independence does good work at rea
i Patronize home industry. Mutli’«
Miss Mattie Longacro, a former resi real soldiers from many battle fields
rpAKE YOUR WAGON REP a IRINO TO HUGH!
tack of dyaentary. Everything 1 pre
shop in Dallas.
sonable prices
dent of Dallas and a graduate of a in home and foreign lands, came rid
Grunt l.« d . of new l,op pipe «re g . “ “P w,,rks l*Y " ,e. 7 ',0' e" /"¡l1 tu.r,n' scribed for her proved ineffectual utid
perior “ rl,‘ ,e f" r »H'« toilel
01,1 *
The approaching state fair which Chicago school of music and oratory, ing along garbed as in war times. ing out to »11 part, of the county.
she
was
growing
worse
every
hour
and laundry, ami grease would be tak
HAVE MONEY TO LOAN AT ALL T l M O A f
will he in session ir«>m September 15tli will give at the Methodist church tn- The em igraiiftraiu and the pony ex
Her parents were sure she would die
the very best rates obtainable.— H. G.CampbsU.
Thunton Bros, have sold ihuir .aw en in exchange for it.
to 20tb promises lu be one of the b«*at norrow evening a concert for the press riders vividly reminded pbmeers
She
had
liecnme
so
weak
tiial
she
— o—
ever held. The agricultural exhibits benefit, of the pipe organ. Admission of days that were and the younger mill and timber interunt. bure for a
could not turn over in bed. W hat to
o n e y t o l o a n on im p r o v e d t a r m p r o
gem ration gained a better impression large «uni, aaid to la- $50,090, they re
are expected to be grand, the fioultry 25 cents, children 10 cents.
p«rtj at usual rates by Oscar Hay ter, Ds“
The reputation of lein g one of tl e ilo at this critical moment was a
of
the
experiences
of
their
parents
serving
a
large
amount
of
lumber
on
show line and the displ ty of stock
study
for
me,
but
I
thought
of
Cham
Henry Richter, of Indiana, is here and grandparents.
best
restaurant»
in
the
city
lias
always
the
yard.
Johnson
A
Co
,
from
Wis
ahead of anything ever before witness visitiug his cousin, Mrs. D. P. Stonffer
consin, are the new owners, They been accorded Strong's eating house berlain's Collie, Cholera and l)iar-
o n e y t o l o a n AT 8 PER CENT ON FA M I
ed on those grounds. All who are in
A Lane county hop man has sold at
rlieoa Remedy and as a last resort pre-
J . L. COLLINS, Dui laa
security.
Miss Dena Riss r has gone to at 25 cents 40 bales of Early Fugle bops will take charge the 1st of September
terested in th ise or any other feature
scribeil
it.
The
most
wonderful
result
They
will
remodel
and
increase
the
ea
Novelties
in
cat.dies
ami
sweets
and
of thee fair may gain points by at tend college at Newton, Kansas. Her He always has 'lie first bops in the
was effected. Within eight hours tin
E HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVEp
that is the place to go for all kinds of was feeling much h e lle r; inside of
principal study will be music, witli a market and sells as soon as they are par ity of the plant.
tending.
farm property.
SIBLEY A KAKI1V f g
summer
specialties.
Best
ico
cream
view to becoming a teacher of that art. rea«ly. A bop man who has ju st re
three
days
she
was
upon
Iter
feet
and
The present status of the Dallas and in the ci'y Oranges, lemon» and ba
Rev. A. A. W inter will preach at Sin* has been an ornest music student
turned to Portland from up the valley Falls City railroad ia that tiie Gvrlin-
at the end of one week was entirely
Rick real) at 3 o’clock next Sunday for three years and has the ambition
estim ites that 50 per cent of Polk and ger and Talbott interests hive com nnnasat Zinn’a.
veil. For rale by A. K. Wilson.
ami bis sermon will be worthy of a and industry which will be sure t »
75 percent of Yam hill county bops bined ami aay they are ready to at t
good attendance.
in.
were contracted at from 9 to 12 cents once push the project if Dallas will
O r e g o n C ro p s .
There is a big patronage a t the lunch
o t i c e is h e r e b y o i v e n t h a t o n m o n .
the ?2nd day ef September, 18*2, the
Hogs and cattle have not brought
Good weather for harvest, but lair Board day,
J . J . Wiseman and C. Risser has
Many shrewd farmers instead of promptly furnish $7,500, terminal counter of George Bros., which us an
of eijaalization wilt attend at the office of tho
so good a price for years and whorev been spending a few days at Ocean
crops uend rain. Pastures are short, county clerk of Polk county, Oregon, and publicly
burning their straw will scatter and grounds and right of way to the Teat, eating place has no superior.
the oMHcsement roll and correct all
,_
er has feed or pasturage can make it Park where there is a great crowd.
hut stock continue in good condition examine
plow it under to rot and give back • place. Unless that priqatsitioo is met
viiluation , description, or Dualities of lauds, lots or
pay big to raise them. Too many im
Grain harvest is alxmt over ntnl haul other property, am) it shall Se the duty of persons
i
t
a
few
days
the
whole
thing
will
bu
•
pa<t
of
the
substance
taken
from
the
Mrr. A. K. Wilson and family feel
If you want a camping nutdt or ing begun. In tfnrrow, Gilliam nnd intcrented to appear at the time and plaee appoint
provident people sell iheir young
off.
soil.
things fur temporary housekeeping Wasco counties the vield.-i are satis ed, and if it shall appear to auch Board of Equalisa
stock while others get the greater very grateful for the kindness an«
tio n that there are any lands, lotn or other property
sympathy extended in their recent
The family of Prof. W hitllesy, who \ do not fo-get Freeland’s and that it i. factory, but disappointing in the Wil agsesed twice or In the name of a person or persons
profit that comes of feeding.
Next Monday is Labor Day and will
n o t the owner thereof, or agsegtied under or beyond
bereavement.
iin|K>ssihle
to
get
a
better
hup
basket
is
to
teach
in
our
college,
have
moved
lam el'e valley, wheat going from 15 it-M a. tual *alue, or any lands, lots er «»ther property
be observed in Portland and Halem,
Mrs. R. S. C. liner, daughter R- ta
into the Craven pro|»erty near the than lie has for sa'e.
not assessed, mid board shall maks the prop#« cor
hut
not
generally
through
the
state.
to
25
bushels
an
acre
and
iwls
25
',«
•
Ed
Richards
and
wife
are
ma
erialiv
and little Jadie, are up from San Jose,
rections.
home of Mrs. Levens.
35.
A
better
yield
is
expected
in
Most
people
are
too
busy
to
even
stop
inq
roving
iheir
home
in
the
western
Dated at Dallas, Oregon, this 2*th day of August.
C al.,on a visit to relatives and friends,
1901
P. | MYER.
Southern
Oregon.
Hops
are
all
right
and
think
about
such
a
holiday.
part
of
town.
No
wonder
Mr.
Schramm
always
The are now visiting Mr. Conner's
for Polk county.
W. H. Squire, of West Salem , has
ami
picking
will
commence
every
gives
a
Polk
county
horse
good
treat
sister at Sp *knne and will soon return
The gates water works proposition taken the place of Clel. Hayden on
Councilman V.issall has laid a good
ment, a* lie know« they instinctively where next week. Corn is good, but
to the borne of her parents, Mr. and sidewalk along the north and west call for a rapacity of 900,000 a day rural delivery route No. 2.
turn •«> bis barn a* s am as across the t k > dry for onions. Potatoes have the
Mrs. J . M. Davi . on Gooseneck, where •ipe of his property, and S tre t Com and a reaerv«>ir to hold that much, i
Might in some coast counties. Fruit
their golden wel ling will be ce’.ebrat misniouer Williams is putting down The niai is are to be 7 inches in diitiit- | As several of the largest Imp raise ■ bridge.
of ali kinds plentiful.
ed September ltitli.
0 * 7 ACRES, GOOD HOUSE, FAIR BARN, HEN
-------
new crosswal.es and repairing old eterand to throw four 1J inch stream« in the county have decided t > pay 50
Elk e’ C a r n iv a l At P o r t l a n d .
/C f bourn, orchard and Mtnall fruits uf all kinds,
70 feet high for three hours. T h e ! cents for picking, the probability is
Sto p* t h e C o u g h
«me!».
F o e the Elks Carnival the Southern
situated ono mile from Ha't Creek pontoftice. at foot
M s. Winskill, of Elk Rock, has
»«ater would have a continuous circw- J that it will become the ruling pric , Pacific Co. wil| sell tickets from nil Ami works off the cold. Laxative bro- «•f hill. Also three cows and three calvse, team,
The last, excursion of the season
been here this week looking after bu*
harness and wagon, buggy, single harness, garden
lation there being no closed ends.
though
some
can
ill
afford
to
piy
it
nioquinine
tablets
cure
a
cold
in
one
* atioiis in Oregon to Portland amt
tool# and all household good*. New hay io baru
will be run to Newport next Sunday,
sin e4« interests
and oat* in shock. All for $1,100 If taken in a few
day.
No
cure,
no
pay.
Price,
25
arriving there at II :30 and leaving at
A noticeable thing is that nearly al
The foundation is ready for the sti- return, on August 31st, September 1st
day*. Address me at Dallas, Oregon, or «-all on me
Prank Holman is now running a 5:30 The Cliem «wa band of twentv- the painting done in Dalla« this season perslrticlure of Mr. Fanil’s new ware and Silt t o ll t h inclusive, at greatly cents.
at farm
THUS. 1 . PARKER.
milk wagon.
fonr pieces will he on hand and o is pure white. Old dingy house.* that house, and Mr. 1 glow is getting the redtice«l rate*. Account "E lk s D.iv"
Harry Belt is clerking iu a store in I
will a trick bicvcio rider. Round trip have been pointed look so much ta '- ground ready for the 65 foot front ti. ket* will be sold on Heptemlier 3r«l
Dr..Albert Campbell and daughter,
from Albany or Corvallis $ 1.60.
ter that still u'liei? are becoming in- adjoining it on the rasti The brick and 4th at one fare for the round Sheridan.
who In»vc been visiting his brothers st
trip, with a maximum of $9. Special |
wall, of the Pfeifer building are up.
Pears are being shipped from the c'ined to whiten their premises.
Monmouth, lav e returned to their
a t t M C t i n n * have been provideil, and [
nd s a v e m o n e y b y w r i u n o t o c a l . b a i n
home in C incinnatti, Ohio. Miss \1- Wal. ic»* farm to a Portland cannery,
Newport. Or., for delivery td trunks, «ampiug
Mrs. A. K Wilson and daugh'ers
County Clerk l.r,iigliary and family will make this carnival the finest ev- I
outfits, ect. A lot of fine wixtd for sale at all timee
l>erta, d «tighter of Prof. A. F. Camp the price being $20 a ton.
er held on the coast. Gratnl parades |
will prob tbly go to Springfield, Mis are expected home today.
Hacks to any part of the bcacli
C al . Ban*.
bell, r« turned with them.
T le Presbyterian church wa* crowd souri, and may remain a year or two,
Newport, Oregon.
ev« ry day, in which the beautiful j
ed
with
people
at
the
fum
ral
of
A
K.
Prof. Reynolds has been over in Til queen of the carnival wi.l appear lie
say "Consumption can be cured."
the young ladies attending the college
Chalmers Kirkpatrick has taught of
VVilst n Wednesday afternoon. The there. Mrs. Wilson now owns the lamook canvassing for an encyclcpoe- foie bur admiring eubjecla. Don't i Naturealone won’t do It. Itneedt
Mrs Frank Woods tw«) lots facing on
fi nal offerings were extensive and drug store and Conrad Stsfrin will dia.
fail to visit the Midway Plaissnce, the | help. Doctor« s a j
VYashinct >n street for $125.
beautiful. More s re e t, solemn and coc tin lie to run it for her. The home
German Village and Jab o o r’s Extrav
A recent meeting of the Indian w:»r expressive songs wt*re never sung, and
See nnd' r New Today what some agant». If von slay at home you will j
V ° T I C E I* HEREBY GIVEN THAT TH 8 <
veterans s t Indeperdence, of which what the pastor said seemed to be place and the farm in the Eola bills peoi le want to buy ami what other* sp ud your life regre’ting it.
1 1 ly court of Pelk county will at Its regular Au
was
willed
to
the
children.
I* the best help.” But you must gust term, 1W»2, to wit: on Saturday, the ‘¿ 3rdday of
have for sale. Advertising there al
Ben Hayden was chairman, and John sown in ground ready to receive it.
August, receive bids far the construction of a 100-
continue
Its
dm even In hot
Cooper secretary, adjourned to meet The pallbearer* were N. L Butler, J.
most invariably brings the deair d re
f K>t *p«n acros* ths Yamhill river near the •avegw
weather.
Come this way for old papers f r
u e in said county and also for the repairing what
sults.
in Salem October 1st. All veteran* G. VanOrwbd. M M. Ellis, W . H
If you have not tried it, send for free sample.
h- tise rlusnsing snd other
purposes
know n a* the ‘ ‘ Hour” bridge arroes the Yamhill
of said wsr «re invited lobe present.
river near what ia knuwn as the Port hill in anA*
SCOTT & HOWNK, Chem tats.
Boils, Dr. C.iry and J P Aldri h. He
county. Plane and epeeificatIona 10 be seen at tbe
409-415
Peurl
Street,
New
Y
o
rk
,
Putnam Fadeless dyes color silk, was laid to rest in the Odd Fellow's
county clerk's «»flics Cei tilled cheek for 6 pur cent
O A S T O R X A
foe. sad $ 1 . 00 ; *11
required with bid Right reserved to reject an* or
k ■ « tot , t a , « t I k
_U* Iw Hi* soup
wool or cotton perfectly «t one boil c-meterv. K»**i«i«s the widow there T l »
ail bids. Done by order of the county court ef Polk
ing. Sold by A. K. Wilson at 10 cent* are three children, Jam es, Nannie and
1 OUMly, Oregon
1\ i . LOUGHAPY, Cleft.
Kate.
a package.
Job work «lone here— the best.
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Farm for Sale.
Save Your Checks
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Notice to Bridge Builders.
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Laxative Broao-Quiaine