LO C A L A N D G E N E R A L -
LIRE HOUSE P L A N T S .
S N A P S H O T S A T SALEM.
Kd Taylor will leave for the logging
T h i Q u « « n Contest.
I,. 1). Brown, wi* 1» Town* ml 4
camps in a few days, aud will be gone
Some of the oiganizaiions have not
Hurt, will <lo i*H kio>U **» »Irnour.pliic
We are like house plants. We need
When you w » » l « » » e l l i i u g e » lr »
work »ml ii
fo- lypogrwpliiu »u,. ' yet nameii candidates, but have sig- uic* to eat go to Strong'* restaurant. about three years.
a change of soil now and then—-to be
WHAT WE HAVE LEARNED DURING plies.
THE WEEK F R O M A L L AVAIL-
Harry and Claud Duun went to
Portland Tuesday.
Able Sources Dished up fo r Our
A minister is to he at once sent to
N u m e r o u s F a m ily of R e ad ers
take charge of tile South Methodist
In A b rev ia ted P a r a g r a p h s .
| church until conference.
Services
are expected n xt Sunday
F o r g r o c e r i e s g o t o O s t i e l d 's .
Miss Pauline Maddox, a former Dal
Spectacles and glasses »1 Pfennig's. las mu«tO teacher, died of the grip at
McMinnville last week.
M. llayter, dentist, Wilson building
Dr McClish, president of the Me
Frank Orchard die l n at Mi Minn* thod i»l college «t San'a Clara, Cali
vill«* aud was buri d ves.M .liy btieiile foruia, delivered * tine popular lecture
li's mother in the old .Dallas ceme at the Preabyterian church Monday
tery.
evening. Ii was full of wit, wisdom
Prosecuting Attorney Hart will he and such other ingredients a* tend to
av» a> at district court in McMinnville make people feel better and do better,
until t e middle of next week.
J. C Morehead and wife, of Golden
Ten switches and 46 kegs of truck dal»*, liav«- been hereon a vriit to their
lailts have arrived for our new rail former teighbors, Oliver Stump and
wife.
road.
The democratic congiehsionnl con
vention to nominate a candidate for
the vacancy caused by the de.itfi of
T. II. Tongue will (i« u r at Albany
April l u l l
Th» ic w ill be 108 dele
ga'es to tie chosen by «ounly ceimal
committees or at primaries, as the
central committees may decide
The
indications are that Mr. Re-mes, of
Jacksonville, sonitihtw of Congress
man Tongue, *vill be uoininated
Sixteen of our young people took in
the Rickreall «*uU Ttuiutlient Saturday
« veiling and had a moat enjoyable
time The same evening several of
our hack« t ball team went to witness
a game between tin* Willamette uni-
versityiies and an Oregon City team
and to incidentally catch i few poin
ter»» a* to how to best tackle that crew
there t might.
The inaihie works ol G, L. Hawkins
Mrs. Kelwcca Hughes and daugh in D a l la s tive sucli general satisiac
ter, Katie, are expected back from non th a t an order f ;r cemetery work
is seldom sei.l out-ido the county.
Iowa in a few days.
A rural delivery route li *s been in
If it's a bilious attack, fake Cham-!
bcrlain’s Stomach ami Liver Tablets j spect« d from Sheridan almost to Ball
and a quick recovery is cert in. I*« r ! - .-n, thence by way of Rcdpiairie and
Harmony to near WiUamiua, ami
sale by Wilson Drug Co.
I buck to Sheriuan via Millcreek.
an
I
Muir A McDonald have placed
John Camphell came up from Btil-
order for 45,000 feet of lumber to re-
build their tannery. It will he 10 j slon on the train Friday night , and us
'
he
could not get a bed at either hotel
feet longer and 10 feet wider than be
foie. They are figuring on having a I pmporcd to enjoy the hospitality o
metal roof. The heavy fram. work f-»r i Maishal Grant at the city calaboose
their new hark mill is tip- The old
John Powell ami family, -formerly
20 iior*e pow^r boiler will he replace»!
oi Coopcrliollow, how live at Farm
by one of double that capacity.
ington, Washington.
President Poling and Mr. Johnson
Chesley Enibree is clerking in R« It
of the saw mill have moved into their
A Cherringtnu's drug store and will
new homes by the railroad nridge.
have charge of the telephone office at
Rodney Bowman ami Miss Mary night.
Garrett, of BalUtoo, were mariied this
The pood people of Falls City chi
week.
not want any saloon, hot there seems
M. D. Ellis, T. A. Wagner and W. a possibility of them having two of
R Ellis have incorporated as the D a l-1 them.
las Electric Light and Power 0 > with
The green house of Mrs. F. A W ol
a capital of $20,000 in shares of $100
fe, near Falls City, burned one night
each.
rec-ntly.
Dwarf Essex rape seed cleaned for
A pile driver has arrived to begin
sale at 5 cents a pound by R. W.
the construction of trestiiug out on
Laucetield at Am ity.
the Harris pi »re. Grading is being
The fourth of the series of sermons pushed ahead as fast as possible and
on Facts that Call for Faith will be more steel rails are arriving for the
delivered at the Presbyterian church new railroad.
next Sunday. Subject, Prayer, H u
Tickets for the DeMoss concert to
m anity’s Ci*y to God.
he held at the Methodist church on
Mrs. H. A. Clodfelter^ has opened a Saturday evening, March 21st, may be
millinery store at Perrydale.
had at both drug stores.
loitied their intention of soon having
tu.ne in the field. There is absolutely
i no limit a* to whom you may vote fo i,
; provided of good character. All you
I have to do is to get in your votes. A
I number of Dallas met chants are offer
ing tick> ts free as special inducements
to cash purchasers. Do not forget to
cull for your ticket, and vote early
and often. The Dallas public school
has nominated six lads to contest tor
the uv«» pages desired by her majesty,
and they will tie voted for the same a**
the qn»-en. A ll hoys under 12 are e li
gible and those elected will receive $5
each fur their clothes and a season
ticket to the carnival attractions. I
hope to have a complete list of the
maids of honor elected by uext week
Tin* vote f«»r queen and pages will he
counted each we« k and published iu
the ft.urcounty papers. Here are the
contestants named to date:
Queen—
Mrs G. N. Oherrington, Circle.
Mrs. W ill. Tatom,Circle.
Miss Laura Brown. Rehekahs.
Mrs. Mary Meador, Monmouth cir
ele
Pages:
Hermann Hawkins,
Harry Madison,
Norval Gates,
Carl Williams,
Buy Finseth.
Kail Shultz.
Voting will commence tomorrow
and end May 16th.
SEVERE A T T A C K OF GRIP.
Many eastern friend* would be «le Cured by O ne Bottle of C h a m b er *
lighted to g^t recent pictures of your
Iain's C ou g h Remedy.
self und famih’ and the best place to
"W hen I had an attack of the gri;
get true lik« mases is the Crouise gal-
last winter (the s« coml one) I actually
lery over the Dairymple stoic.
cured myself with one bottle of Cham
berlain’* Cough Remedy,’' says Frank
Polk county people wanting any] W. Perry, editor of the Enterprise,
kind of medicine will find the O, K. I Shorttville, N. Y . “ Thi* is the hon
pharmacy the most convenient place est truth. 1 at times kept from cough
to get it, as it is nearest the steel j ing myself to pieces by taking a tea
spoonful of this remedy, and when
bridge which they *11 must ross.
I the coughing »pell would c«>n»e on *i
night 1 would take a do<e and it
At the Capital Soap Works you can „eeimd that in the briefest interval
sell at a good price ^ all your tallow,
cough would pass off and I would
p grease, goal skins^and pelts, lie y go m sleep pel feet ly free from cough
make the very load of laundry an<l | and its accompanying pains. T o say
toilet soaps Try them.
that the remedy ueie«l as a most sgree-
| able surprise is putting it very mildly.
Follow the hungry crowd and you 1 had no idea that it would or could
will land at the George lunch count knock out the grip, simply because 1
had never trie,t it for such a purpose,
er.
but it did, and it seemed with the sec
ond attack of coughing the remedy
Drop in at tlie New York Racket caused it to not only be of less dura
and see how much nicer things look tion, but the pains were far less se
s:sice they have added the new store vere. ami 1 haduot used the contents
loom tor dry goods
It is a genuine of one bottle lie lore Mr. Grip had bid
cheap cash «tore
You cannot get me adieu.” For sate by Wilson Drug
credit there but you can always gel Co.
»he most for your money.
T h e City Election.
On the first Monday in April the
1>(. Keeler, the veterinary surgeon people of Dallas are to choose a new
at the steel bridge feed yard, has b« en set «»f city officials. There is a mayor,
remarkably successful iu treating sick a city marshal, an auditor, a council
animals
A thorough knowledge of man from each ward and a council
the subject and abundant experience man at large to elect. As yet there is
have made it so.
no speiial lame of contention but sev
eral are sure to spring up. L is the
The clothing st*»re of G. W. John «Inly «»f every citizen t*> help nominate
son A Co. has an « nvi.il le reputation and help elect the best men obtain
Politics should cut no figure in
all up and down the valley. For over able
twe nty years they have been making the ca>e. Even if there be party nom
friemis of the public by treating ev inees, voters ought to disregard party
eryoody f a i r and square. Whoever •ines ami in all cases aim to vote for
knows that, firm need not he told tha* the h< st men. Those who have sue-
their ¿taleme ¡is can he absolutely re ce« ded iu their own business are apt
lied upon. They use no deception as to make the best public servants.
M o h a ir G row e rs W a rn in g .
Some buyers h tving their own in
terests more in view than those <*f
goatmen are trying fc<« persuade the
latter to keep »Ireir wool out of the
pool. Their object is to break up the
poul and then pick up scattered lo*s
at their own prices. By the pooling
rrangement and active competition
mong buyers who are anxious for Dig
1 its our mohair is sure to bring the
highest possible price. Those who al
low I hem.-elves to he persuaded to
to the quality or value of an article.
keep out of the pool will he apt to re-
• ret it. Remember that the pool sale
D ALLA8 BUSINESS BREEZES.
•rill occur in Dallas Friday, April
1 0 h.
H. L F e n t o n , secretary Mo
Cheat, oat and timothy hay as will
hair association.
as elmp. bran and «>ats tor sale by A
i\ Dimick at the wagon bridge. All
Buttrick A Strong, wh ) are running kinds of cow and horse feed delivered
i sawmiM in the hills northeast of Be- anywhere in town.
ibel, have sold about $1,000 worth of
railroad ties to the Southern Pacific
When you want the best livery
company.
team to he had anywhere around go
Mrs. N. M. Conner, near Ballston, to the Campbell A Robinson barn on
broke her ankle bone last week.
North Main street. They can please
A fine new press and other addi you in both vehicle and team.
tional equipment for the Portland
***
Daily Journal is m>w enrotite from
Dunn’s grocery is always supplied
New York and will be ready for use in tfitli all fruits and vegetables in the
a few weeks and then the papei will market even if they have to ship them
he doubly as good as todav. Said ad in from elsewhere. Canned goods of
ditions have cost over $50,000.
ail kinds the best to be had.
J
N ew T e l e p h o n e Line.
A rural telephone company is being
formed to construct a one from Dal
las to the Clan field place on Salt
Creek where it would connect with
the line to Ballston. Peter Hanson
and W. J. W hite have l»een talking
the matter up this week, and there
will h e a meeting at the Salt creek
school home at 2 o'clock tomorrow to
organize and elect officers. I t will
prove a great convenience to the farm
ing community, and as well to mer
chants and otln is in Dallas. Some of
the stock holders a re Dr Fink, Alvin
Brown. Peter Hansen. Joe Brown,
Sam. Rav, W. E. Martin, D. Nachtin-
gal, H. Votli, H. Gertz, W D. W heal-
don, J. F Groves, H. L. Fenton. Win.
Fanil, T . A. Riggs and Dunn Bros.
replanted. New scenes, new exper-
iemea, new surroundings—a «rliange
of climate, dry air instead of moist ure,
sunshine in plate of cloud. This is
sometimes essential to health. Thert
are conditions at hand that are better
than Europe can offer. Take a month
or two in California. Plant yourself
foi a time where there are no irrita
tions, where the Hotel is beyond cri.i-
«ism. the landscape pleading and
where warm »mm. weather invites to
walks and drives. Pure and dry air,
aud the increased electric influences
of «unshine are vastly helpful.
Yon ran make this trip at very lit
tle expense and enjoy a ride over the
scenic 8i>kiyou and 8lmsta m nm-
tains, which at thi* tun * of year with
their snow cover« d peaks, aie uusur
passed for their grandeur.
For complete information regarding
rates, points of interest and delightful
hotels iu California, address,
W. E C o m a n ,
General passenger agent Southern Pa
cific company, Portland, Oregon.
Republican M eetings.
There is to be a special election
June 1st to elect a successor to Con
gressman Tongue, deceased.
The
Folk county republican central com
mittee met in Dallas Wednesday, and
decided t » hold primaries at 2 o’clock
27th and the county convention in
Dallas at 1 o’clock next day, the Rock
Creek primary to be held March 26th.
The representation in the county con
vention will be as follows; Douglas
9, Jackson 5, Salt Lake 5, Spring Val
ley 5, Eola 7, Rickreall 6, Buena Vista
6, Suver 3, Luckiamute 9, Bridgeport
4, Falls City 8, Rock Creek 2, McCoy
6, N«>rtli Monmouth 7, South Mon
mouth 5. North Independence 12,
South Independence 8 , North D a l l a »
10, East. Dallas 9, South Dallas 10
Said convention will choose delegates
to the district convention at Eugene
April 9th.
M a s o n i c Cem etery.
W. C. Brown has donated to the
Masonic Cemetery association four
acres of land, including the Brown
cemetery of one acre, north of town.
It will he surveyed, regularly l«id out,
nicely fenced and well kept. Being
directly on the railroad many funerals
will go out by motor, especially in
bad weather. He hits granted a right
of way to it ftom the road to Smith-
field by way of the Enus place. Thai
burying ground was first established
some fifty years ago, the first one bur
ied there being a daughter of Perry
Smith. Up to the present there have
been but few interred there except the
Townsend, Brown and Smith kindred,
but it will now become a general bur
ial ground and be kuown as the Ma
sonic cemetery.
T H E O LD R E LIA B LE
&AKIHÖ
POWDER
Absolutely p a rt
THERE a NO SUBSTITUTE
Taylor Byron has sold to N. M.
Conner 38 acres of land near Ballston
for $1,520.
The mohair from about 12.000 goats
will be sold in a pool at Dallas on Fri
day, April 10th. The outlook for a
good price is quite encouraging and
the bidding is apt to be spirited. For
several years Wm. Brown, of Sslem,
has been the best bidder. H. L. Fen
ton, of Dallas, will probably euter the
ring this season.
N E W T O -D A Y .
IG H T two horse wagon for »»le cheap by E. K im
ball, west of Dallas.
L
A BOUT 1.6' 0 bushels of A 1 seed oats for sale at
A
85 cents by Evan Evans, four miles south of
Monmouth.
WO young Durham milch cows and other roan
Durham young stock for sale by Frank Butler,
near Falls City, N otify him when you will uall to
*>ee them.
T
AMMOTH Pekin and Cayuga duck eggs for hatch
ing, for «tale by C. I. Ballard,
miles south
east of Dallas.
M
OST money found.— About a year ago there was
found in t.hs road near Perrydale a pu 'se con
taining some silver coins, which th# owner may get
by inquiring at the Perrydale store.
L
P A N of l<-hand 4-year-old mares weighing about
1,300 pounds, also harness and wag«>n, for sale
by J. H. O’ Neil in Dallas.
S
FEW dasen S C. Brown Leghorn laying hens
for sale at 50 cents each. Can also furnish
males. Claud Shaw, uear Polk.
A
G
T
OOD work horse for sale by W. P. Miller, DallaOj
w o Mammoth
Bronse turkey hens
wanted by
T e a c h e r s ' M e e t in g .
Bert. Alderman, route 1, Salem. Oregon.
* 4 *
Mr. Meiser, of Albany, will open a
The next monthly meeting will be
Order through the stage driver
stock of crockery, glassware and » o-
held at Independence on March 28th.
tionri in the old drug store building as whatever you want from Salem.
First there will be a general discussion
\J Rock cockerel for nale. also Rose Couth Brown
soon us his new goods arrive from the
Leghorn, B, P. R. and W’ hite P. R. strictly thor
of busy work and then Miss Ednelle
oughbred etrgs fo r sale at 91 a setting by James
east.
Collins will talk about introductory
Boydston, three miles north o f Dallas.
An
exclusive
shoe
ftore
is
most
apt
Milt Grant is acting as court house
Let me say I have used E ly ’s Cream
Miss- Loretta
John S Sloan wis horn in Ohio in to have what you want in trie lit»** of work in literature.
janitor while Milo Woods i« taking a Balm for catairh and can thoroughly
1841 and twenty years later entered footwear. Guyiiors deal in nothing Smith will have something to say
l.ue Andalusian eggs from prize winning stock
few days lay oil and visiting friends at recommend it for what it claims Ve
for sale by D. M. Cal breath near Monmouth at
«he army. In 1868 he married Miss else and can fu nish anything and ev about plant st idy and Miss M. L.
The walking sick, what $2 a setting
Lebanon.
of fifteen.
ry truly, Rev. H. W . Ha'haway, Eliz Druzilla M« Niel in Illinois and she
Hampton about the geography of Or
erything for the feet.
abeth,
New
Jersey.
.
.
.
I
tried
Ely’s
a
crowd
of
them
there
are:
egon. After dinner Prof. A. F. Camp
The Oregon Information Bureau at
died in 1877. In 1894 he came from
milch cows, one of them fresh, for sale
bell will deal with the reconstruction
the union depot at Portland want* in Cream Balm and to all appearances Nebraska to Oregon and on March 11.
Persons who are thin and WO by Good
H. G. Christiansen near Dallas.
All kinds of grass and garden seeds period of history and E. M. Smith with
formation about every part of the am cured of catarrh. The terrible 1903, died at the home of his brother-
headaches
from
which
I
long
suffered
weak
but
not
sick
enough
can
be
had
at
FauIPs
store.
I
f
a
state for the benefit of immigrants,
applications of per
centage, after
inlaw, O. H. Cobh, in Dallas, the im-
lionn seekers and investors. A ll Polk are gone.— W. J. Hitchcock, late ma mediate cause of death being paralysis. slock man you cannot raise too much which there will be an address by Dr. to go to bed.
AN TE D Severul persons of character and good
reputation in oach state (one in this county
jor
U.
S.
volunteers
and
adjuf
mt
gen
grass,
carrots,
beets
or
field
peas
fo
county people are invited to send
E. J. Thompson. Luncheon wiM be
His son, Elwood, lives at Gresham and
required) to represent and advertise old established
eral,
Buffalo,
New
York.
Tiie
Balm
your
animals.
Rape
and
vetches
~
“
Chronic
cases”
that’s
them such exhibits or statements as
served by the teachers of Independ
wealthy business house of solid financial .ltauding.
his daughter, Mrs. E. 1). Byers, at
Salary 921 weekly, with expenses additional, all
make fine pasturage. Right now is ence. Teachers are requested to take
would induce strangers to come this cities not irritate or cause sneezing Gat diner.
what the doctors call them, payable In «rash direct each Wednesday from head
Sold by druggists at 50 cents or mail
the time to buy and plant. G *t your specimens of composition work done
way.
offices. Horse and carriage furnished when necea-
Some eastern parties have been ex gaiden seed before his stock is picked by their pupil*. It will then be de which in common English sary. References Inclose self add reuse«! envelope.
ed by Ely Brothers, 56 Warren sheet.
Colonial Company, 834 Dearborn street, Chicago.
Report of Peedee school for the New York.
amining the big Halloek farm west of over. A ll kinds of hardware and cided when and where the annual
month ending March 13th: Enroll
means—
long
sickness.
town with a view to buying. It would farming
implements.
No
second
teachers picnic will be held.
A telephone line is being erected
ed, 17; average attendance, 14; neith
make a splendid stock ranch and lias class goods of any kind.
R sale— one 0. C. W. Leghorn cockerel, one R.
T o stop the continued
C. W. Leghorn pullet, amt a 8. C. W. Leghorn
er absent nor lardy, Martin Rimer, i from Suver t > Corvullis with a branch tine timber. A new saw mill might
City C o u n c il Meeting.
cock, score US. For prices see or address Bert A l
Ruth Simpson, Eva and Hazel W e I line from Wells up Soap creek to the he erteted at the old Hallcck site and
derman,
route 1, Salem, Oregon.
loss
of
flesh
they
need
A t their regular meeting Monday
! Baker place. There will he over 60
rner.— Ida A. Waters, teacher.
When your watch or clock fails to evening they chose the following
a branch railroad constructed to it.
. ,
instruments along the line.
Scott’s
Ejmulsion.
For
the
keep correct tim ° it needs to be doc-
T. B. Lovelady, who was raised lure
.
.
...,
judges and clerks of election: First
OME registered O. I. C. pigs three months old for
Hale Baekensto ami wife have re
When your M j . j
() L , H uhb«rd, J C. feeling of weakness they
sale by A. A. Lindeuian at Lewisville. Addreee
but has been in the southern parted
George Coud, Charlie Howe and turned f«om San Barnadino, Califor tored liy Jeweler Morris
vv Caldw ell; clerk», W. 1'.
the state for 40 years, was recently j Walter Muir have their home-con- nia, to again live in Oreg«m. They "m e pl«<* .» worn out he cm. repUc* A,
back on a visit. A t an early day his nec*ed with telegraph wire and each have been staying with her sinter, .t with a good one at moderate cost. I Min„ r> L p „ H,y . H i „ K p, . cei „1,1 need Scott’s Emulsion.
cheat hay for sale by 8. T. Smith, of i
father, Thomas Lovelady, kept hotel 1 has an instrument for practice. Geo. Mr«, rI . E . Canfield, north of Rick-
Stanley offiee. Second ward, judges.
It makes new flesh and B ALKD
Smithfteld at 98 a ton.
where the Wilson drug store stands, is developing considerable mechani- reall. He says that in Los Angeles
Fishing time will soon be here and Sam. Load, H. L Fjpnton, Geo Shaw;
und he ran a livery stable on the pres- cal and electrical talent, having nntde Jim and Homer Kirkpatrick have an Gunsmith Ri.-ser is ready to supply clerks, S. W. Blessing, F. H. Mug gives new life to the weak
A W ILLIA M S , near Dallas, has a large work
ent site of the Odd Fellows building. ! an instrument that w«»rks about as electrical store of their own , that Olif. anglers wiMi the latest and best in cott; poling place, council chamber.
• horse for sale, and would take part pay in cat
system.
well as any of them.
tle or goats.
is a deputy in the clerk’s office, that that line. Ask to see his stock of Third ward, judges, Jos Black, T . B
Until April 6th we will hold a sac-
Scott’s Emulsion gets
rafic.e sale of road wagons, top bug
II. B. Thielsen has paid Mr. T W. Angie is clerking in a hook st«*re an ' fishermen’s goods; they will please R »well, J. J. W illiam s; clerks, H. B
Cos per, J. E. Richter; poling place
E K yearling Shorthorn bulls for sale by Frank
gies, surries and hacks, as we will Brunk $100 for two Poland China that Nina and Mamie are married ami you
thin
and weak persons out rP 1 H R Butler
near Falls City.
Kirkpatrick’s
offi«*e.
The
election
live there.
have fn about that time a car load of sous.
V
| will occur Monday, April 6th
H. C of the rut.
It
makes
new,
the same class of goods and mu*t
'That new milliner of Mrs. Chare is j J5»lki«i was authorized to get up a list
The Dallas school hoard are nego
Miss Fav Atkins, who formerly liv
A 1,100 pouud horse, goo«l to drive singt« or dou-
make room for thorn.— Wagner Bros.
i xquriPely
of th«)se having riparian r.ghts along rich blood, strengthens the 2 jl Id«!, for sale at a bargain only 950. Apply to
ed between here and Independence, tiating for property adjoining the getting up some
J. J. F «lier, west of Hotel Gail in Dallas.
tilings that will deligh: all ladle* who the proposed water w«»rks line and J.
The Taylors, who went from here was recently
married at Cottage present school premises.
nerves and gives appetite
can appreciate r»*al pretty creations
back to Oklahoma, have sent an or Grove.
The old barn on the Nicb d «*» Leo f«>r heml dress. Drop in and s«*c tie m ( ‘ Hayler was cnosen to se» ure right for ordinary food.
LACK Minorca,*Brown a:i«l White Leghorn egg
of way as far as possible at nominal
der to Pauli's store for grass s«ed.
B settings tor sale by D. 0 . Crider, Dallas.
Putnam Fadeless dyes are easier t > place was erected in 1856 and the red
cst
They will meet again on next
***
R. F. Mason, who lived at Bridge use and color more go >'s brighter ami paint then applied is still -ticking
Scott’s Emulsion can be
Hughes A Vanskike stand hick f*»r Monday evening to consider lh«? pro
port for so long, lias just returned [ faster colors than any other dye. Sold fairly well.
L FhN TtjN will furnish p«tol mohair sacks
no livery firm in these parts. Tell priety of holding a taxpa>er’s election taken as long as sickness
from a ten months sojourn at his old by druggists at 10 cents a pick age.
t free
They may be hail at the Itrown & Ellis
E. W. Fuller has bought nut the them about wnat you want nd they t« get the present public seutiment as
»tun* in Dallas, at Hindi, or ol Krank G ill «.un at
East Tennessee home.
lasts
and
do
good
all
the
Peedee.
livery
business
of
Campbell
A
Robin
to
|
ravellin
g
with
condcmna'i
m
in
Next Monday 6h urge W. Cmikev
will furnish it in slmit order. Fetch
Leonard Livermore, whose home is now at Independence, will relieve P. -on.
the matter «*f the water woiks right oi time.
t «ms and clean, comto«table rigs.
why .
at Eugene, has been for some time A. Ki.'seth as manager of the B e '-
TONS of nice baled oat straw for sale
O. W.
Mr. rickens. recently from the east
Starr at Saltereek.
There’s new strength
looking after his farming int* rests at Hive store. I'he latter lias proved
h is bought 168 seres of til - George I)
C.
F.
Hein
A
Co.,
at
the
Dalla-
Hmithtield.
O A K GROVE.
himself a woifcliv gcntlpmau and good Brown place near Perrydale at $24 an
and flesh in every dose.
flouring mill, guarantee their pro
TE AC H E R is wante«! in scho*»l district No. |8,
business man au«J the s-anv* can b«* acre.
Mr. Hcise has gone to housekeeping
S t a t e o f O h i o , C i t y o f T o l e d o ,)
Tillamook county. W ill have a nine or 10
ducts
equal
to
any
iu
this
market.
L
said of the former. Mr. Con key lute
months term. Oood teachers, with recoinnienda
W e w ill be glad tioiis,
L ucas C o u n t y .
J
again.
wimt
you
get
is
not
per
ectly
satis
imply to or address one o’ the bmrd, statin;
Mr. Ullrev will on the first of Apr;1
w «* ii an enviable
reputation
at
Inde
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
to send you a few salary wanted. W. W. Cornier, chairman, A. P.
iact« ry they will take it back.
H a m r James, of New Jersey, visited
Wagoner, J. R. Lawrence, Itebo, Oregon.
he is senior partner of the firm of F. pendence and everybody wil' welcome move his feed store to the old hand
doses
free.
hall on the corner.
last we« k » t Mr. W hite’s.
J. Cheney A Co., doing bminevs in him back to Dallas.
Be sure that this picture In
At U llrey’s feed store you can get
the oity of Toledo, County and 8 tat**
Mr Pickel, brother of Mr#. M. D.
s FEW O I.C . Chester White pigs, hofh male
Our noted basket ball »earn, Arllim
The A 1). A. C, gave an oyster sup
the form <>t a label is on the
and female, for sale by George Kowciiffe, one
aforesaid, and that said firm will pa
Slli-, has*been up from
in • he best remedies for all animal ail per last Thursday evening at Mr.
wrapper of every bottle of
Wilson, l)an. P ilin g , Bert Teats, Wal
and a half mil js east of Dallas.
ErnuUion
you
buy.
ments
and
appetizers
for
any
that
the sum of one hundred dollars for ter kord, Chet. Coad and W ill. Hoff i reducing a general agency scheme.
Se« ley’«. Tin* decorations were very
.»re puny
Try his cow cure and calf
each and every case of catarrh that man went to Salem yesterday to pra* -
SCOTT & BOWNG,
pretty and all had au enjoyable even
In response to a request from Inde fee«l.
A GOOD second hand 31 Studebaker wagon for
Excellent couditiôn powder-
cannot be cured by the use of Hall s tic«? on th«* floor where they a*e I«»
Chem ists,
mg.
^1. sale by Percy Hibbard, Dallas, Oregon,
pendence ami other towns for a mor f««r horses.
Catarrh Cure.
Frank J. Cheney. thi- evening meet tin* crack universi
409
Pearl
St.,
N.
V.
ning 'ruin north, Manager K »eliler, of
The Oak Grove literary society will
8worn to before me and subscribed in ty players. Umpire* Newt. Guy and
50c. and $! i all drugglatj.
the Southern Pacific, suggested that
OUNG Jersey c«»w, fresh this month, for sale, ami
adjourn Thursday evening, March 19
niv presence this 6th day of Decern Ora Arnold and atmut 30 others, in
a good biliy goat fr«an U. 8 Grant for trade or
Judging from the numi>er of fartn- fnev are preparing an entertaining
| the motor l»e run each morning to
her, A. D. 1886. A. W. Gleason, No cluding many young ladies, will g««
I sale by Jacob Hchweilser near Dallas,
r.i who bring in butter, eggs and all program.
I conn« ct at Whiteson with our train
tary Public. H all’s Ca'arrh Cure is over this afternoon to encourage our
Executor’s Notice.
for i orlland. hut they would not lis- i:in«ls of produce t > exchange for gro
t.aken internally, and acts directly on boys to play for dear life. A week
O / i TONS extra choice haieil oat straw f«»r sale by
j ten to the proposition.
ceries at Dtmn’s store, that firm mu»»
Miss Pe«rl Hedge visited Indepen
the blood an 1 mucous s irfaces of the hence the Hiletn boys will come here
C. D. Nairn, near Badatoli.
•v* heating th * public liberally,
dence Saturday and Mis. Esierbrouk
In »he county court of the state o f Oregon for Polk
system. Send for testimonials, five. for a return game.
The genial Binger Her «i mn whs
county
was
with
friends
in
Dallas.
%#
In the m atter of the estate o f C. C. Walker, de-
F . J Cheney A Co . Toledo, O. Sold
' here Wednesday feeling the pulse of
IKTRKN HEAD OF EXTRA GOOD CALVES
It is gelling time to repaint dinbv
by all druggists, 75c
H all’s Family
for aule by D. L. Keyt at I'er.^oaie.
A good many of our young people
Workingmen, attent’on ! VV'e are the people with reference to bin can
OTlV’ E IS H EREBY G IV E N T H A T I, C. M
Purvine. have l»een appointed executor o f the |
Bills are the best.
now iu a position fc » furnish you with • lulacy for congress. He has many buildings and to varnish ill looking went to lh entertainment in Rickre last will
sr.d testament of the »hove deeedent, and j
torniture.
All
the
needed
materia!
all.
LD PAPERS IN PACKAGES OF 90 FOR BALK
that letters testamentary have been i»-ued r*> me
For the convenience of the taxpay better overalls and jackets than nt any friends here.
at this office for 15 cents, also blank notes aud
Al! person» indebted to the said estate will make itn- i
The local prollihi tion «,raL«»ricnl con may k.e had « t the Wilson drug at«»re
er* of Polk county, Sin-nil Ford will previous time. Ask for Sweet. Orr A
R-
v.
Blackwell
was
u p able
to
fill
media! e pay merit to me, and all those having claims | mo tgages and all kinds of legai blanks.
place tax lists for the year 1904 a* ol Co’s. line, winch is the liest kind — test will occur at th * college chapel < n in any quantity wanted. Try their bis appointment here last Sunday and against the same, will present them, duly authenti- |
•oolhaehe drop« or tablets that will
rated, to tne within six months fr«»m the date of this j
I the evening of April 3rd.
lows: W’ itli Ladd A Bu*h at Salem; The Bee-Hive store.
notice, at the office of the county clerk of Polk coun | i f HEN YOU WISH TO BUY OR SE LL A N Y K IN D
quickly core a cold, linde« ami olh- j sent VVm. Peaice in his place.
w
Independence N ation»! hank at. Inde
ty, in Dallas, Oregon.
Mens’ clothing arrived this week er hooka of all kind^ aud a full supply i
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of stock or
nr poult
poultry here ie tire beet place to
The other day H olt \f«*D*ni.'l conn
Dated at Dallas. Mch. 7. 1008
let y oui wants be known.
pendence; Polk County bank at Mon
G ardner H ow ard W e d d in g .
C. M PU R V IN E ,
ted 50 China pheasants on three acres Splendid values nt $10. $12, $14 and • 4 state-nery.
mouth; 8cr«>ggin Br*e. bank at Sheri
Executor
of
the
las*
«sill
and
testament
of
C.
C
The forty-third wedding anniversa Walker, deceased
of ground where he had i»*wn oats $15 ('all and see how nice they fit
dan; port office at Butler; post office at
iHOlCE clover seed, eleo brani lees barley for sale.
ry of N. Gardner and wife was solem-
Carson 4 Adams, attorneys.
and ssvs th it about 500 wild r****e and how well finished they are at the
/ For samples addieee C. L Hawley at McCoy.
Buell, and with C. W . P »gett at Air-
AIRLIE.
i,in d Sunday, March 15lh, by the
have been feeding on the wheat field* B «e-flive store.
lie. The above tax lists will include
marriage
of
their
daughter,
Miss
Ber
of him«e1f and his neighbors. No
J««hn Richardson and wife have r
The hay crop will be short in this
the names and taxes of «lie t»xpayers
H AVE MONEY TO LOAN A T A L L T 1 *R 8 A T
Wood Wanted.
wonder he is in a shooting nwod.
I turned from Philomath, where he was vicinity. Grass and giain are at a tha, to James Lemuel Howard With
the very best rates obtainable. H G. Campbell.
living in the east, south and north
the bride’s sister, Mias Myrtle, acting
working in a saw mill.
standstill
and
stock
are
quite
thin.
west sections of the coquty.
•
Mrs J. W . Phoenicia died last Hun
ms bridesmai«! and W. N. Simon, of In I TkToTICE is hereby given that by order of the
Henry and Frank Brown have leas
day at the home at her parent#, J. W
O BEY TO LOAN ON *M PROVED FARM PRO
Garret H««rner will move back to d»*p«»ndenee, as groomsman, the mar i . county court o f P*>lk county Oregon, »ealed
ed the comer buil ling next to their
If you are going to want anything McDowell an«i wife, at Popcorn.
pert) at usual ratas by Os>*: llayter, Dallas,
1 bids will be recel ed st the « ounty clerk*» oflh-e for
candy store >«nd are having it fitted ibis place and clerk again for Ed T ay riage vows were spoken in the pres 40 cords of big b*»dy Hr, and 40 o r d a N clean, stralgt
in the wav of implements thi reason
ence
of
at-
>ut
thirty
friend«
aud
rela
lor.
oak
grub
wood,
all
to
be
four
feet
long,
grub
wood
Las« Monday the Southern Pacific up in fin* style. They will carry the
we would be glad to talk with von
to be from two to 6 inches in diameter. Wood t o be
o n e y t o l o a n AT • PER CENT ON FARM
tives. R»*v. Thom|>aon, of Sheridan, delivered
finest confectioneries to be had and
at the court house at Dallas on m before
about them. W e have the Mitchell,, paid its Polk county tax of #5.720
Ja# Atwater w*« doing a lot of
ra rity.
J. L COLLINS, bailee.
esc
officiating The happy couple will at I September 1. 1908. Bids will be opened ou Wed
will
have
elegant
ice
cream
booths.
grafting
for
Percy
Hadley
thi-
week
U w i . A Su rer line o l g o -«!' nwl w.ll
, , wil.n-StrinKh ,m is .low,,
! needay, April 1, 1903. at I «F-dock p. iu The court
p*e«*
nt
make
their
home
with
the
reserves the right to rejoct any and all bid*.
give }* ,D «• re— n»Wo if not « - '« e r
„ „ . . j.it in her mother, The Aldridge sisters will have a ft* *!
E HAVK MONET TO LOAN ON R IPR O V I»
Another moving petnre show in h ide’s jmr nfs, where Mr Howard is
U . S, LOUGH ABY,
restaurant where the candy store has
pn.-e. th.n von c»n *e, m PorlUnd.— 1
w w CUfey.
term property.
«IBLftY 4 BJUUM p,
County Clerk.
to
assist
in
petting
out
a
hop
yard.
town
last
Fridry
night.
been located.
Guy Br w , DalU*.
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