Polk County itemizer. (Dallas, Or.) 1879-1927, January 16, 1903, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text•‘T h e nice*! And pleasantest medt CHIC L have u*cd for i . d i g e * ,i»»u and eouatipalioii i«> Ciiamberlain's Htont w H A T W C H A V C L E A R N E D D U R I N G ach and L i v e r '1**1 dots.” says M»*iard r . Craig, oi Mnldlegrove, N Y *|TUe> T H E W E E K F R O M A L L A V A l L- work like u charm and do not gri|»e o have any unple»*aiit effect." For A b l « S o u r c e s D i s h e d up f o r Our saie by Wilson Drug Co N u m e ro u s F a m ily o f R e a d e r « In A h r e v t a t e d P a r a g r a p h e . Mrs H. P. Hlniver i* still very *i«*k LOCAL AN!) GENERAL- Mr*. Q T He. lev, of Oak Glove, ha* market- d 75 »uikeys at IfiMU 18 to 20 cents, many of th ill weigtiing Hpcctaclen niul at Pfennig’*. over 15 poomls Crav««j, over DuimV grocery , i* «liv J o h n Ellis, living just wesi of ing m good blietn«** eli uiniig, repair liatl a par l i d etruk of pa ra ly i» , a»d ing Hiiti pressing m en’rt rlotliin g III* li bií. »peed) ami w a l k i n g a r e y * -l will clean ai il p et** a »uii weekh ai « t«*d I I M IIIODlll. R E Bryan and son, Edgar, a« com M. Hay ter, dentis t, Wilson building panied by Guy Wi'lis, of Portland A» the Dallas & Falla Citv round have lieen vifiling their claims up the h »'la# nuar ti«e public sch oo l is ample Yamhill riv« r, Mr* Willis remaining aide ' rack and atorage room for rail- wiili Mrs. Bryan in Dallas. road material hk fa^t as it arrive*. The From four turkey he n* Mr*. J s - . work will ho pushed »n conclusion ;«a Bovdston last »ear raised $120 Wurth fast as the weather will permit. of Thanksgiving fowls, and hardly Tl»e survivors of the I t Oiegou cav- missed what they ale Let us bear air*' ami 1st Oregon infantry are to the experience of other industrious h i\e a reunion in Sih*m on the after and progressive worn* n in making noon and evening of February 3rd. money. F o r grouerb* go toO efieltiV Congressman T . H Tongue died in George Lohueoo. of the Dallas siw Washington last Hun >ay and ten mill, who r e'e n ily went east with the member* of that body are now eu- 'e m a in* of his faiher, is t i j e c t e d route to Hillsboro with the remains. hack tomorrow, to resume operation* T h e statf and the nation pronounce at the mill on Monday. him a most honorable and useful J o h n Montgomery, of Falls Citv. i- man, whose place will l»e hard to fill. emploved as a mill wright in Mike For dental w-»'k go to Dr. Fried* I Flynn'* saw mill n * » r P hilom ath rich ov«*r the Dallas bank. T h e egfierience of F. A. Link, of From tipring Valley we hear *ha* Muntgoin- rv, make* him believe that Albert Wright and Frank 'r s w f'r d i» p ivs big to raise go its. In clearing are frequent visitors at M>. Mu rphy’s. land and raising mohair they hav m »re than paid for themselves. H* Yesteruay we ordered tile O.ego.i- sla-t**d in with 50 some five years *iw> iau for J . VV. Lewis. R ickreall; E Hell ai d after selling about 80 still ha* and W C. Lewi*. McC -y; Amos ICuub nearlv 150 I'hev are well ahepered and J . VV. K e t * , Buell. Bill» p ip e rs and cm re fu ll v looked after, but make go to any address a year for $2. I their own living C i r p e n ’er Shultz is h i d n { a >eW ' J a * »Smith, of Salem , and Rev. G h ip house for Mr*, E. S. Lsvens. ! VV p. wtherer, of Crawley, have jnsi run. . ! had ns to order the Oregonian in co u T h e railroad piople i re a„'tin run th.» nectiou with this paper, ning their *tea.ii scraper out on the Harris place. Mi*. Otlio Williams and Mrs. I n T. W. W mu, o ' VV i-t Sal em , is j Woods have been visit mg the metro- door keeper at the legislature. polis. In passing the marble works of G. j Edgar Collins and family were up L. Hawkins, *oulh of tin* Wilson i from K a la m a last week and Mrs. C. block, notice the many line sam ples' A. J hns was down from Bak er Cit s of m on um ent* and tombstone* and \ T he newly installed officers of the tell your neighbor* about ilium. Independence M.iaonL lotlge are A S Report of Rickreall school for »he Locke, C. VV. Irv ine, H. H iisehberg, m on th ending December 1 9 t h : E n IL K. Parri-h, H. H. Ja*pei>on, Ü. D. rolled, 3 1 ; average attendance, 3 0 ; Butler, C. It. Wagon er und D. Cal tardy, 3 ; vicitnrs, 9 ; neither absent | breath. nor tardy, K atie Fox, Georgia Hun-i One of th* verv beat magazines that Baker, Verm e Gibson, J o h n n ie B i r c h , If David Rempel, Linn Nesmith, Ecln* comes to this office ts th e Outlook Hiefartli, Willard In g enua u * >n, Perry not familiar with it, order a «am pi and Sybil McDowell, Leslie, Oran, Ha copy. Addre**, 287 Fou rth avenue. New York. rs h , Ralph, M-ra and Mary Lucas. H. C. Heymonr, Dora Roy, teachers. Hiram Richmond, an old tim er, was T . VV B ro u k , of E >la, offered a down born his farm, five miles nort h Kin>as firm $1 0 0 0 f--r a Poland Chi west of town, the other d»y. iia boar, hut ¿hey refused the offer. U. 8. Gr-tnf and C. F Belt hav Mr. Brunk handle* only the very be*» • wine, sheep, gnats and poultry and is l»een reappointed deacons and E ! Biddle and A B. Mnir are «o again having a steady demand for them serve as stewards ,,f the D .Has M J . R. Sa* (I ■■ * !'• s bi it .t j.poiii-e.l s o n ic b u lg e postm sit o '»herid.i • in pluce <>; (» Fo' i hid ta* e in the month take VV Biitee. a f- w doses of Chamberlain’s Htomaee Price 2 5 cent-* Ju d ge iS bley has received from Cor- ami Liver T a b let* v h 11 i -> a fine White Leghorn ornate r to Warranted to cure. For -ale at VV il le.ul his hand of poultry. son Drug Co. Allderaon I vie, who in 1890 married T l n n k * to E. T Morrison now «-f married Mis* E tta Porter, die i in Phoenix, Arizona, for a finely illus trated magazine published there. Sheridan last week. In rear of Henry Brown’a cigar Aleck Riddell, of Dallas, u book Btore F ra n k Kersey has a lunch conn keeper in a coal and wood yard in ter. Portland. Mrs E . J . Hadley, of Portland, has Manager Gerling r, of our new rail been here visiting her sister. Mrs U. road, has been on a business trip t** H. Ijoughary. San Flancisco. A rural delivery route m aking a 24 Some families have the pleasant a d mile circuit from Amity by way ol profitable habit of taking turns in Hopewell and Wheatland and supply reading aloud good hook* and mag» ing 110 families, will fat established lines. ¥< r insta nce ’ass Riggs, hi- F ebiu a ry 2nd. vvife, their son and their danghte Ed Ware, who married Mi-* Ada , t h . « upend many of these long winter Shaffer and moved to Eastern Wash- ¡**veiling*. inglon, haw 200 acres of fine wheat on Brown &. Ellis are having a geuuin* their liome-t ad near Connell. 'l©n ran cm », that, is they arc p u v i n g t h e J o h n P. Beck er die«! recently at price «lown so low that the goo«ls arc the home of hi* son, J . J . Becker, on sure *o go. No country town in Oregon has bet the Allan Myer place a t Smithfiebl. ter electric lights Ilian Dallas and it Coss Gibson lias erected a shed 58 has many a»tractive buildings, bu feet long on one side of his h i m . It there is ample r ».m f »r im p r o v in g will shelter his stock during the win and beuiiifyi >g our street* and su ter and his vehicles and implements roundings gener.illy. in the summer. W P .itrilla y ami wif \ who bat« Mrs. C. C. Vanderpool, who cam * to lived at Parker •«> long, have move«1 this county in 1853, and nearly all of to Eugene. whose property was destroyed by a fl. o I at Buena Vista in 1861, died r. - Pet«*r Racket, who was born in the Eola hill- 35 years ago, and who ha ' cently. during the lase four year* been for« Miss Medn Holman ha* been in Sa man in the state printing office, die Jem visiting her sifter, Mrs. A. V1 lu Sab-»)) last wewk. He was a »*r-»lli Dalrymple. and Henry S tu m p has er «if Clyde Beckei, Bx* county **.««■«*- been to see his f»r Iher and *i*ter up or. in the K lickitat country. i Jos. Meyers & Sons | We wiali to a unounce to the far mer* of P«>lk r«muty that by the lat I of Febiuary we will have a line of Mitchell gtsi«)*, nithiding wagons, plows, harrows and farming imple pit»**.till I f y o u have « wa oh or «lock a the jeweler', for repair it i. ment*. Conic and get «>r write for lili* is a pri« es before l-uying as we ml« inf to iitrpri e when lit« r h a r . e « are m o d i «mailer than you expected. for repair. Wc sell these go«aN at a very small mar .iirpri«e wbieli many people expeorietico wlio lea ve ai kid. gin above co*». Guy Bro*. Dallas faithfully execute all c l iwieg oi jewe*ry repairing. Little to Pay, T h at's the Pleasant W ay! I B A R R 'S JE W E L R Y S T O R E T. J . ('htiirington, «>f Dallas, is sti making phot« graph * m ch e«p as ever Gall to see his med.il!i«m* and late-t Corn er S la t e and Liberty stievl*, Hwh ni. card*. Thu first lecture «»f t!>e S t a r Lectu re C«mr -• will »e given a t : h * Houth MerhiMlist clinreh January 27 h, by Dr. Siup en 8. Wi.-e. of Poitlaud* Tho se having subscribtd f«*r cour-e ti« ket* may pr«»cure them from Mrs. H II. Gliare, who ha- 'ick ets for *ale •Single tickets 25 cent*, or $1 I >r the • ourse oi five lecture* J o b work «lone here— the beat. Mrs. M J . Seward of Bullston a ml Miss A M. Robertson of Rickreall have just order«*d the ltem izer and Oregniiiau f«jr a year. We »re now i voicing and cl>-»nin* up our .-ore for the co ming ». » »on and »II d n r l n * ilie invoice wc «h»ll c ndm t » x.fiiyul I N V E N I O- R Y S A L E . Great r.-duc ion will be ai«iir in »II o ir M r N 8 ’ C L O T H IN G OVERCO\TS FU RN ISH IN G S ETC D R Y GOODS LA D IES SU ITS TRUNKS V A L ISE S BLANKETS E tc HATS AND W R A P S Q U ILTS Il will p-iy the people of Polk »nil Y am hill c o u n lie . to drive over to Sa lem for Hieir *oi»U. W e «re doing more f«».* our r ttn o n ie r. 00 » tliHu ever before. S A L E M ’S G R E A T E S T A N D G R O W IN G G R F A T E R S T O R E « B r a n a l i o r t - a n d ch on fo r co w « rye m l b u t-k w h o n l II-'U f, ro llin i o a i« ami • h e r g«H«l c e r e a l (A u d ä e ta c a n be h » d il the D u ll« « H i.tirin g m ill. *-* « Pure lard, buck .Mine» :itu).a|inw riba Master Harold Weaver entertained line »»usage and juicy beef «leaks a« a HUmher of his little friend* la*l Sa t ell as fat chicken« can alwa « I * had urday afternoon Ping P m g and «»th at I In -Q uinn meat m ark et. All they er gMines were played aixl th«« ch ild a»k is a liial. ren gieutly enjoyed the lunch served. ... .... C O L L E C fi . "T 0 • a t u r d a y , F e b r u a r y 14, N O TES. . r F i J903, a t the hour o f 1 o'clock, p, m „ of add j L e a d e r s in L«»w P r ic e s S L IP L K T S . Shepard T . Bentle y, of Zeiia, have bought u new poriatde saw mill with *** which to convert in«o hardwtaal lum If you want tom ulbing to keep ail ber the oak timlier in that region* \our poult y in g«a.«l condition and to G. F Mi Bee is planting four acre* make your hens lay while egg* are igh, go to Ulliey'a feed st - re , where of hop* near Lib« ity school h »«jse. toi* tom gel all «urla of It-tai for hi-r-va John Walling of Lir»c«)ln, ha* sold -ml vow*. 100 bale* of hop* at 25 c e u ‘*. day a t the went d«*or of the county court ho line in D allsR.Pnlk countv,O r. sell a t public auction, «object to redemption as prescribed j by law. to the highest bidder for cash in hand <»n dav of eale all the right, title, iuterest and estate « f the *ai<l defendant«, each and every ) of them , and of all (tenons claim ing by, 1 through or under them , subsequent to the ex- 1 ecution of th«* mortgage herein, c f, in and to the hereinbefore in*nthme<i real (HPO|M*rtv, an<i ev*rv part and parcel thereof, and more particularly »et forth and deHcribeil in «aid execution an follows, to-w it: L«»ta 5 and 6 in block 27 in K . A. T h e rp ’a town of Independ ence: Poilf county, Oregon. Dated D allas, Oregon, this 16th dav of Ja n . 1903 J . T FO RD . Sheriff of Polk county. J . \ )gg«r* 1 faei C '.a r h in g <>ur n w - k e t bill team into g«»od p la y in g tr im . Gils GHn, who ha«' been in Portland for Maine tim«*, ha- entered scl»o*#l, J.Mst Friday evening two m<»t«.i load* of Dallas te* weul to Moniuoiiih to *e*' our b< ys defe-ited hy the N r* malites, Init the next evening in out gymnasium the Chemawa Indian team were doue up hy our bi.y* t«* the tune of 29 to 4 Standing room w«s at a premiiyn ami the new gallery i* N O R TH DALLAS. proving quite popular. We have won one game fr«»m Me Mr. Boyer is plowing the ground he Minnville and they one from u*. F r i rented from Mr Brown. day evening the two team* wtll again Born, to the wife of E. W . Hi nab aw, crus* swords in our gymnasium. a sou, weight 12 pound*- Hhe has been very low, but there i* hope* at H o v e 's T h i s ? ■ We ■ fler one hi mired dollar, re present ward for any ra«e of ratarr h that can- Mellie Coulee and wife are here vis not lie rured by Hull’« Catarrh Cure iting rtda'ives. y j Cheney <k Co., Toledo, O. We, i ,|ie dndersigned, have known F . J. M iii» M a r t Syron, of Qoo«eneck, 1 » Cliene« f. r the la»t 15 yeaia, ami lie- working for Mrs. Hiusliuw. |ieVe him leilectly- honorable in all U ill Martin is driving tiie stage for hu»ii era Ir in-actlons and Hnancially «hie In inrry out any obligation« made Mr. Fidler. G u n . , ...... . Hi»«er fnrniahea m e t ol *>* ll, ' r T ru a x, Who!« J ih ; Reininglnn h a . iieen putling D ru g b ia ta , lo le d o . O . \ \ a d i . i g up some new fence uu hi« place. lI k - am munition used in t ill» c m , . t v K iiii h i tt W n o k s a lc D ru g and nearly all firearms *re brought * o Walter Doleon am) Will Hnlman £ Tol edo, O. Hall’* Catarrh Curt t im for repair. H«* know» how to doc is taken inti-i nally, acting directly are in tiie imiuntaiiia clio;'p iiij wood lor locks and sewing machine*. upon the blood and mucous surfaces for Jnliu Kobliiu,. Mrs. Hulnian i- of the «.y^tt*«)), Te?tii)ionial* Rent free, alsu up there Rev. G. B. Kellems has given up Every train from the city hrings ! l*rice 75c. per hot lief? Hold by the pastorate «»f the Christian church Lewis Garbult lias returned to Port ami relii*tied to Kansas on account of moro new goods for Dinm ’s grocery, druggists. H a l l ’* Family Pill* are land. Drop iu and you will see lheir store the best. failing health. packed full <»f 1! sort* of nice thing* F A L L S * C IT Y . Rep««rt «»f Montgomery school for Their price* arc always right. WOODMAN H U n T i NQ MATCH. he month ending December 2 6 t h : Thompson A Tice have bought t J Last Thursday morning long before Fnr«»lbal. 2 1 ; average attend tnce, 18 ; Mr. Y o un g some lend, 12 acres o' daylight the two Bullston Woodman T h e cheapest w y to get anything visitors, 2 2 : neither ahse tt n*»r tardy, hum ing teams under the Commaud which ha« been surveyed ahd laid onl B m m ei N«»rton, Essie and Hattie At from Salem is to send by the stage. in town lots. of their captains Bert Brook* and water I*»yd and W alte r Guver, Mabel Tiie Epworth Leaguo heid a social George Newbil! were scouring hill ami Critchlow and Effie Batchelor. Hughes & V a n sk ik e’s livery Stuhle, valley for uny kind of game that tt tiie parsonnge. T here were games, Edith Miller, teacher souih of the Bee Hive store, will send would score points toward winning music and refreshments. The Ja n u a r y Cosmopolitan has an \ou ou t in a buggy or carriage that the hum mg match iu which they J . J . Colwell and wife, who went to interesting article about IV r p o m will m ak e you feel so com for table t i n t | were e n g a g e d .i t being decided that I’e l a s , are now in California for a stay you will ulvay* want to patronize Morgan, his advisor* and hi* organiza the losing side would have to pay for of several months. them . 'ion. a supper 'o he given the night of the Mr. Lucas is co ns'ructing a pile *** 10th. All day Thursday and Friday J . M. Parry, formerly of-Fall* City, Many latlipa Invariably |!<> tn Mr« •!« bal'hi waxe.1 hot and no effort wa« driver to prepare a bed for their e n has been made postmaster a t Moro. Clim e for ull kind« of fiirniitliiiit' “I'uretl by aiih er .ule to win. Friday gine and lariler. T heir mill will soon G Minima F arley lingers along, good* for themselves and their child night the ga’iie was brought to Wood be at work again. '« sometime* better, sometimes worse. Hhe has a fine stock of millin' man hall to be eounted and it wa* W arren Wright is to erect a barn found that Bert Brooks’ company had near Mr. Hiushaw’a and H. McSher- Always Like y o u r aturke\s and chic won hy over 10,000 points. T h e other kens to Riggs. ry i* building a house south of ibut ol side ordered a fine supper to be served 0 . L. Hopkins. F or years and year* many farmers at Woodman hall Saturday night After this the 8|>«lliii>- ecliuol at J B. Teal is furnishing lumber fur have never bought hardware else On Saturday night the Woodmen Oakdale will meet .Saturday evening where than d t F a n il’s store. The rea- wm I> tlteir families and members of two new residences here. T h e leKi-ialure promptly organit d •on is that past- exp erien ce has shown Ball*!0» circle met at their I ih II where Mr*. F. A Wolfe will erect near th- with BrowuVIl ae pre.ideul of the »en- hem th a t thev ca n n o t d«* belter than the following program was rendered: hristian ch urch three residence* for ■ ite and Harris »peaker id ilie lion.e to l i * d e with him. He conies as near Musi«'— Baliston orchestra. ret t. Governor Clirtmlitrlaiii w«» inaiiKU- aving ever ything in that line a» any Opening ode— Woodmen. I'hree new cross walks on Main rut <1 W e d ie «t|iiv a n d the l e ^ i. l a t u e t o f e in the ►late T h e quality of his Mu ic— Orchestra <tr«»«t, and a n e w sidewalk i.a being mill i- jii-itliii^ wu> Hi l l I he out oodtt is uniformly high amt tne prices ^ong— O P. R. A — Quartet. aid helween Watku**' store and Gil rtoloK a n d I he in ill 111 ^ _■ v e r ilo r ad low Recitation— E . W Dnrton bert l yrion’s house. • a e a line al appropriHtinu fur ill i Recitation — Mrs. E W . Dorton. L* wi> and Clark expoaitinn. 'i'he In st ru m en tal duet— G. H. Ball and T h e footwear at Gayimr’s , store iirei vo'e f*.i United eenaUtr will tN*cur Dnvie VfcCulloeh. m x Tueeday, Geer »ml Fulton aeem- ranks near the top no tch a m i small Recitation — Edna Butler. • xpeiit-es enable them to !»ell cheap uik the leaditiL’ eandidate«. Address— I'll« Women of Wood enough. Tlicir shoes were made to c r a f t — W. R Birks T H E COAT SH O W . wear in a wet climate. 8ong— Woodman quartet. Yesterday and the day before |»eo- Song— Nannie and Pearl Jones, pie from .til p a rt, of tins rount.y »ud When you can’t eat break If you are thinking of making a m tii-ie— Orel i eat ra. • me from »d j..inin, etm n lie . m et in nice present to some M en d take » After the program Mie following offi Italia» to witnes« the line .di-play ol peep through the Morris jewelry store. cers were installed by F. W. Royal: fast, take Scott’s Emulsion. K'lata. «h. ep and poitliry. VV lietear He has many things that would he Consul, R. A. Campbell; adviser, T. When you can’t eat bread 110 kOHl« were brought in l*«t year sure.to pie » e you. 8 h « r t ; hanker, Carl Graves; clerk •hi* tim e tlle e are about 125 and butter, take Scott’s j Henry B u tle r; escort, Peter N a irn ; and many ol them a . tine aa t a n he found watchman, R JC Bohanan ; sentry, G. Emulsion. When you have Good vegetables are scarce but m y « In re o u t weet T h e regintered A. McCulloch; manager, N. F . Gregg animal« were in enuveuienl and cnin- Dunn Bros always have the best of After installstion another song was been living on a milk diet and f.-riahle pi na on one aide and Hie uu whatever is in m ark et. T heir canned sung hy the Woodman quartet, and want something a little more regi-t red on 'h e o t h e r »ide of tin- *pa good* are of high grade. Try one can then supper was announced. T h e ta imi. buil.li .¿.U. S. G n a t . H. L F e n of tlieir fine blended Mocha ami Ja va hies fairfy groaned with good things nourishing, take Scott’s ton and W. A, A\er« having the m at coffee and you will want another. to eat, and everybody iiresent was in- ter in e liH rg e »re devervitig of great %* I vited to partake to their heart’s con Emulsion. pral-e for having made the «how Mich Tin* Campbell A Robinson f e d and tent. Ho t coffee and lemon ide was To get fat you must eat i nui'i'en. Home extra tine Cot-wold ah- stable hetwieu the blacksmith nerved to all who wished. After all -In ep were on exh ibition bv J. B '«hops is quite popular with the travel had feasted the floors were cleared Scott’s Emulsion is a S tu m p . W. D. Gilliam and L. I . Bur- ing public. T hey always keep tin ir and young and old engaged* in social fat. eell and C. L. Hawley bail there net- rigs and their team * in good trim and game* until the hour of midnight great fattener, a great eral »uperior Lincoln -beep Tin give prompt service warned them that i» was time to go. strength giver. |Hiullry exhibit la»t year included 145 All present declared this to l»e, if pos turds while thie -eaaoii there are over SALEM SH O R T STOPS. sible the most successful entertain- Those who have lost flesh 200, I he hulk o f them being dccidedl* Polk county people who tarry in m nt the Baliston Woodmen have ev uperior to those exhibited Ia n year. want to increase all body er given. They include a great variety of . hick the city to watch legislative proceed- ---------------« > • * --------------- ings should .ilwav* leave their horse* tissues, not only fat. Scott’s en« and ae line brotixe turkey« »« ton T h e S p i r i t of W i n t e r ever «aw I. V Lvnc.il i . the capalih •it He lira mm’s feed yard at th e end of 1 Is with us. making its presence known Emulsion increases them all, ■ ud popular manager of that d. p a r - tiie steel bridge. in many different ways, sometimes by m e m . T he g-.at« were judged by J VI flesh, blood and cheery sunshine and ghatening snow, bone, 'm en and I) A Walker, of North Yam- I t is not uncommon for members of and sometime* hy driving wind« and nerve. hi 1 and Mr Craig, of Marion count • h e legislature to go to the J o h n s o n blinding storms. T o many people it nd the flieep by C D Nairn, i f hi ■ 1.-tiling house for a new suit. Said seems to take a delight in making bad For invalids, for con ■ oil, and Mr Miller, of <J- rvai«. Nex - tire has a reputation all over he things worse, for rheumatism twists •eek we »ball giv. a oo mp lele l i . t i f tale foi good fitting, nice looking harder, twinges sharper, catarrh be valescents, for consumptives, the exhibitor« and the premium« ud long wearing garments, and ite y comes more annoying and the many for weak children, for all warded Mr Nairn'« Scotch Colli ever cost any more tna u the fdmddy symptoms of scrofula are developed •log« and pupa drew the a tU ntio u .• ind ill fitting tilings so often .»old and aggravated. T here ¡a not much who need flesh, Scott’s avertrbo-ly, eepeciallv I he children. A elsewhere. poetry in this, but there is truth, and lacial motor ca m e down from Airlie if is a wonder th a t more people d< Emulsion is a rich and com Imlepemleiire and Monmouth bring not get rid of these ai lm ents The fortable food, and a natural Photographer Cionise, over D tlrvin- ing about 100 visitor,. ITiere w ■« a medicine that cure* them — Hood** nle’i* store, is *o take h group picture a rye -tleiidauce last night and nex Sarsaparilla— is easily obtained and tonic. f the legislature, because all the ear the «how will be Iwt er than ever. there is abundant proof th a t it* curs- members want soifie < f hi* work after Scott’s Emulsion for bone, grp radical and ‘¡»ermanent. having seen samples of it. R A H M T IM P O R T . --------■■ ■ Remember the teachers reception at the public school tomorrow ■veiling to the parent* and friends of •lie school. T h e presence of children is not «lesired. Loss of Flos) j ' 1 at ib i» office for 16 cent«, aiu tgagi« and all kiiol«of legal bluuka <X>D HALF J l KH^'Y fHKBH C$W by O r Seely at Oak O n e 0 rom halb W“ N YOU WISH TO Hl’ T OR S IL L VNYKIND of Stork or poutiry h ,r , w th« torn, pio-, to 1.1 yam v a i t i b . loo«.. H UtCRG AND RO»K Comb Leghorn fowl* for Rulw by Ja«, B >yu«tou near Dolina, HOUMOPUHB'KD T J T L 5D T . OF W ILLAMlNA. W \NT* TO ENOW the owner of some »tray cattle rnarkod with crop and uiiderbit in right ear and swallow fork in Men 'H O IC K c le v e r need, *)ao beartlleM barley (o r aol _f F o r MLni|»loM iu ld i et» C. L . H a w le y a t MeCoy. L trai'ing 2 GOOD near Dallae, bound» for sale by M. D. Bteffy Brunse tu rk sy ian d Black Minoren uK'kerel» for »ale by Mrs. C. D. Naim, uear M AMMOTH H A V E M O NI Y TO LO A N 1 the very 1>eet rates M AT ALL T1$E8 AT obtainable. H. 0 . CampbaM. TO LOAN ON !MPROVBD FARM P R * p<rt> at usuai ratos by Oscar Hay tar, Dallas, f onry oney to lo am scuri ty. M seen m * AT 6 PEIt CENT ON FARM J . L. COLLINS, Dallas. have m o n e y t o loa n on ON im „ pro ___ v __ farm property. SiBLLY 4 KAKRt Dissolution of Partnership. o t ic e is h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t t h e N f ir m of Hill A Winy, contiuctin* a warehouse nt McCoy, in )‘eik cou n t}, Orefon, i» hereby *iaM>lveii. Mr. E. L. W in*, uf said flnu, retiree from said huai- nee», and Mr J . J , Hill, of «aid Arm. will coutinue to conduct said buidnese. Mr. Hill assuuiiiiK ail lia bililies of the Arm of Hill A Win«, and the liabili ties of every nature against said warehouse. Dated at McCuy, Oregon, this Srd day of J anuary, “»S. j . j . HILL, E. L. WINO. Wood Notice. id s w i l l B be r e c e iv e d to be o pen ed January 27. 1803, for 25 cord* of four foot l»ody fir and 15 cord* of four foot oak r rub cord wood, to be delivered corded up in the public M.hool base ment not later than September 1, 1908. H U. CAMPBELL. Clerk of «choei district No. 2. Final Settlement. o t ic e is h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t t h e u n - (ier*ign*«i oduiinUtrator of the estate of Johan- ee Eraiuons. deceased, has filed hi* Anal account a* 4uch administrator in tliecounty court of Polk cotiutyr Oregon, and that said cou.t haa set the hearing th« reof on Saturday, Jan i7, 1 8 0 at the hour of 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day.antl all p enen* having objections to the same aré notified to present them to said court on or before said time. Dated, this 17th da} of Dec., 1902. J . D. SMITH. Administrator of th# estate ef J oh ones Kmmons, d » N Admintstrator’s Notice. o t ic e i s h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t t h e t n . dentiglieli Wus ou the 12th day of Jan , 1903, by the county court of Polk co u -tv , Oregon, ap- M>i"ted administrator of the estate of Jonathan Stmiffer, late of Polk county. Oregon, deceased. All »er*on* holding claims against th# sidd estate *r# notified t*> present the s me, duly verified as re luired hy law, to the undersigned at Dallas. • «regoti, within six months front th * date of this notice. Dated this 16:h day of Jan , 1908. DAN. P «TOUT PER. Administrator of ths estate of Jonathan Stouffsr, Jrconoed. N Horses Wanted. HE OLD RELIA BLE BTHISEHS FIRM. THE Seattle Auction and Ssie stables, ine rteek lOlils special auetion sales everyday and regular veekly auctions every Kridav, receive ho •**. one to 100, on ciuisl|rnnient, and advance all idiippi*; barges and s*fl on commission, or will buy >our ■torses outright. If you have any number of horses you wL-h to dispose of st the Seattle market price, •to m atter how far you are from th s city, writ# u< full des« riptions and we will let you know what the nrl> ee are and how they are selling. All correspon dence promptly answered. N. T. JO L M F F E , manager T . M .J. WALKER, auctioneer. 1212 Western avenue, Beattie, Washington. Sheriffs Sale. N o tlc * 1* h e r e b y g iv e n t h * t b y v ir tu e o f a n e x e c u tio n a n d o rd e r o f ««1« duly in-wed nut of the circu it court of th« ■date of Oregon for th * county of Polk, on Mi* 12th day o f Ja n u a ry , lOOS, to tn« direct ed, upon a judgm ent Mid deerwe rendered hy «aid court on the ¡Vth dky of Jan u ary . 1901, in a certain suit then pending in taid court, wherein T he W ashington N ational Building, Loan and Investm ent association, a corpora tion, plaintiff, recovered judgm ent and decree against Phares A. G etz and M ary J G ets, icfend aats; which judgm eut was dialv enroll ed and docketed in the «»ffice o f the clerk of -odd court on the 12th day of Jan u ary, 190$. ¿nd hy which execution and order of e*|g 1 am connpanded to sell the real property in ->aid execution, and hereinafter described, to satisfy plaintiff’s said judgm ent, t«»-wit, the sum of $ 1 , 1 . 4 1 , with in terest thereon from »aid 5th day of Ja n u a ry 1903, a t the rate id 0 |*?r cent |>cr annum, and th e further «dm of $100 ae attorneys’ fee, together with the c<sti and disbursement«« of suit, taxed and allowed at $2# 20, and the accruing costs upon sail I writ, I will on » S a t u r d a y » F e b r u a r y ¡4, 190:i, a t the h oar of 1 o’clock, p. ro., of «aid ■ lay, a t the front door of the court houae in I'alias, in said county, sell a t public auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand, all of ths right, title and interest of the said defend ants. and <»f each of them, and of all pemcn* claim ing by, through or under them or eitli«y 1 of them , suh*eoii««t to the execution of mortgage foreclosed (u oahi suit, of, in H i t«» said mortgaged pieuikw« and e v e iy M M m*l parcel th eioof; particularly l»*surSwH T e l e p h o n e t o L i n c o l n a n d Z e n a . flesh, blood and nerve. I'he citizens of Zena, Lincoln and Strong's res- Legislators say W heat, per buattel. t>4 cl» W e will send you K' hh I e n o u g h the whole no rtheast part c f the coun B r a n , per ton »20 t iiiiHiit se s out m a free sample. lv will have a mass meeting in Lin ■‘ horta, per t o n , 422. for them. Ba tura that this plctuf» coin at 2 o'clock next Mond »y, 1» G a l s , per hu«he), 30 cl». In ths form of « label II oa h^nr the report of a co m m ittee ap F lo u r , per 10 b arrel«.*:! 0 0 «I m wrapper of »vary bottla Numeiotls people fron) acro** pointed for the purpose of recofit Hour, |ier sa ck , UOc. of Emuiuoa you buy. iv»-r trade al I he O. K drug tiofC • mending the most practical (dan f o r a Buckwheat dour, 4 2 .5 0 f»er wi trr>TT t B A i u w F " - 1 ' " r t ' 1 in , “ i'1 •n'1 «UM» of it»* convenience to the steel telephone system. We Intve two | ) L U l I Ox D U W m : , ■;»•» »« follow», too.lt: («unin-ncof »1 a lie rm e a , 41 6 0 per cwl. bridge fetal yard, Where most of them pro|M’fifion* fmm the Pacific States CHEMISTS i«'int l'.W J chain» w e t •( tlia w.othaaatau,- Corn meal, 4 2 3 0 per rwi , 1 ' v n ,r of out lot Nn. 1 9 .» » th« U .l ^ « n leave their team*. VVIepl on*» company, to co nn ect us ‘ 4 0 9 Pearl 5 t. , N. T. inH H»»kpi»t-I ™.th» Ituly iwonrdwl uiaft mw « direct with Hnleiti, giving u* service, ICorrartorf wmkly by Ib j.n , UnowrT. o— I>l*t of tlio town of Mon 11 , 00 th . in ISdb 5 0 c and ) l 1 all dr identical with Salem biihsfifibsri. All | ■ ty, I irotfon, th rn c . w»»t 1 tfiij chain», tn«».' I'otaloea, per huahel, M e t . T h e George lunch counter i* cr<> re*i<l*»iit* on the road from ^aletn p*v**t 1 north S ohatu», th«nc* e»»t 1 »24 ihjum B u tter, per |a>mnl iO (« 25cla . eil these day- wi'h people visi ing I thaaeo wmth S ch a in , to the plaru of tapto Lincoln and Zen * are urged to be Lard, per po und, 15 cla. nin^, «aid « 1 » haiau made awtijoct »0 radauip legislature PPOCSAMM E present whether .they ex|iect fo be tioa in the m anner |.ruvi«i»d hy law B a c o n , « iu e * . |a i (a.und, lAfft 18 rU come Mib*< iiU r* oi not m l . L'atwl thia l.tth day of Ja n u a y r, H Sb T f be fiivon ut the laucy (1res« H am a, p e r pound, lh$t!c0 i-u. j. t . n a b . C 'O M M fTTRg. T h e N**w York K < ket - ksoWJI AB Jau u u ry :k )ili: .Shoulder., per polimi,W(k 11 cl*. Sheriff of Polk county, Orogua. the fir mer ò store be**u*e the bulk of j — m» m —— Murk. E g g a , per d o i e n , 25 cl». its stock »• specialty suitable for the These officer« of Hunimit grange K. «din»— Lina Hlcnlfar, O n i c k e n s , p er doaei | i>«44 great middle c»**s ol well to do labor weie e le c t 'd January 10th and install- H*»lo— K*M Dunn. V Dried fru it*, per pound, 34110 t u . Sh eriffs Sale. mg people T hey have no fancy | ed bv B u t e Iteputv J C W h ite* Ma«- Piano S e l f — f)|iul McDtivitl. B e e t . , per pound, 1 r e n t . Pnee«I artici everything being sold ter, L. D G ibson; overseer, Larkin Duct— Mr«. Dunn , Mr» M»tS|(or. T u r n ip » , ,>«r pound, 1 r t i . Orice; lecturer, W. T. l'e arce; ateward n o t ic i is h k k k h y g iv e n th a t on a sni.dl nia-gin of profit Hnlu— II 1 II 1 ** Morriron. C a b b a g e, per po und, 2 eta. by v irtu , of au oaoautlou and ord«r of aol, dw. F. E .Starhuck, assist»nt, J»ivw>* Be*t. K' cilolimi— Kilnclln Collin». ly Iaculi ouf o f l b . circuit court of tb» alato Onions, per |a>und, 2 eta. Alonso Brown, who li*s been p a in - chaplain, Guy Mclhiwell; lr e * * m e r . J D u o — Mr». Lritch, Mr» Conkey. of Orowoti fo t ti* oouuty of Polk, bvaitac daw B e a n s , per po und , 5<a7 ren t*. | fully ill for «»«eral w»»ek*, went to Dr. C C’a n n o y ; secretary, C. L. P earce; the »til dav of .fa». 1908. to aw dtrvoWd, tfflo—Grucu Ghvrriiiston. Corn m ea l, per pound.3| uU ui»m a judum aat an-1 deerw duly mada. »a- U ’«ri w rig til’s aaniteriuui in Hehtn. gaie k(»ep*r, R. E. P ea rce; Cere*, Cla F iiu o M ilo— I r m * .Smith. Hajr, per ton, f f t a 4 1 2 rollad and dnokcWd a aaid oourt 0 « t b . »th Wednesday. and paiav will lie »*per- ra Pearce; Pom on a, Fiorine H u n t ; Churacler Mon«— Frrtl Weal. day of Ja a n a ry , 190», la a oortaia «vit th .n atad oft for « * * # »*i»k«4<»wii h U in < n t, Flora. Nellie Hvkea; lady a **’t. stew D o , ! — Mr». C i n c e , ('harlie Cltaoe. in Mthl court, wh.rvfn J . H Haw* Th-- D allis Collegian, edited and *u|*fwwed to la* ga',1 st oitri C lin» Hi« wife ard. Nanni» Carice; delegate* lo coon- plaintiff, racuv»Tad ju d s m .n t and docroo Moto— F. H. Morriaou. publi.lied l>; two c-dlege boys, will Mi d Me -is*er, Mr-. Ann Ker**»y. are ty grange, L D G.baon and wife and apafnat Ja m a s Da ««taon auu Y raoiiw I ' - d i Main fjnartullu. m ake i t . appearance D ell w«ek. «.n , husband and wifo, dofaadanta, wbtob I * ♦ * w ith b u n . (C om atad m okly by ttou. li drum. G R FA T C LEA RA N C E SA LE CO UNTY t f A T T h e Wilson drug*L»rt* is I»« h «I qu*r- l e i* for all kiniL of ho«»ks and wr:tiug material. Try their paper. cizvul«*p**, pen* and ink and' y«*u will want no other R ic h ptrbtiiies and d rln a te |M»w«lei> *ud liquid* for the skwi. F««r- «.ii* plasters to ease pain and quinine ».iblets that wtll quickly cu re u cold. Judgment wa* duly **nrolled and docketed in the office of the clerk 0 f said oonrt on th « 6 th N BW TO -D A T. day of Ja n u a ry , 1903, &nd by which «x«ca tion and order *ale I am couimande«! (o ( sell the real property In *aid sxecnti«»n, and rrtK N h e d o r k x t k a o «»« jd CALVES for «ale by D. L. Key! at terry«!ale. hereinafter de««cni^d, t»> eatisfy plaintifTii ; judgm ent herein, t*.-wit. the snm of $41 with intereet thereou »t the rate «»f 8 i>er cent per annum until paid, and the sum of $2ft a« at- 1 4 OOai) HKAVY TKAM KOK SALS BY W. g . j torneyR' fee, together with coeta and disbuni«- j A Hiârtiu, Dallee. Oreaou. ! uieuta of Haid suit, taxed and allowed at ( $12 20, 1 will on D PA IK K * IN PAC It AO ID I o r M r u g BALK M .v *)