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lie. Joe, Mae and Elmer Guthrie, Mr. ' by the ladies off McCoy. The open- C A R N IV A L W P IT T L IU C S Br«*wu A Hon have h*eu selling iota Go to Riggs grocery for your wool Shepard, wife and son, W. H Mack, | ing number after noon was another of ice cream because it is so good and sacks. T h e r e *re no "t opinion wif », Alice and Effort, Mr. Gilson, ; interesting talk by Prof. Grout in is served so attractively. Try it and The Dallas, Monmouth, She-idm . you will conclude Ilia* a better article HH lo I he merit* of Oaynor. ,hoe «tore. wife slid daughter, Mr. Hhute, wife which he showed the value of the in W H A T WE HAVE LEAR N ED O U R IK t All hand« aaniee that ii i* one of the and daughter. W. F. Frink, W Brown dividual i"vr»iig i»ion of ilia pupil af Ami*v and McMiunviHe com panic-of was never dished out in this midst. T H E W E E K F R O M A L L AV AIL- l>e*t in the valley. No m tier what wife and son, Mrs T Card. Miss Alice ter winch Pn f. Newbill presen ed the the Woodman uniform rank, under J. M. Grant ia adding new porches ! kind of footwear yoo want they have McDougal and Vernon Murphy. They I subject of geography in a very side command of Major V. P. Fiske, will A b le S o u r c e s D is h e d u p for O u t go to P* rtlaud oil the 21sl to assist in to hi* residence and is having it other ¡L received numerous eautifcl ami use and interesting maimer. L It. 'bra N u m e r o u s F a m i l y of Readers welcoming Rtaisevelt. A special train wise improved. ful present*, mostly of silver Among ver, superintendent of the Sab-m pub In Ab rsv la te d P a r a g r a p h s . will bring them and other excursi >n- When you want the fattest and them was a teapot, butter di*»n, pickle lic schools, gave a very comprehen The Roy sisters have moved to the •its hack that night. ('rider house vacated by Robert l hurs- choicest pork chops and beefsteaks to ca*tor, table apnea»*, sugar shell, but sive talk on ttiucatiou. Mr. Lewis, a Manning F^rgun n, on Commer ter knife, meat fork, knife and fork, former teacher «..f McCoy, gave a Miss Meda Ho man is clerking in a ton, Wm Mtocotl now occupies the he had go t> the in* at market of cial atieel in SHlein, deal in stove*», place opposite the home of Thomas Farrington A Hill. They want your sci*sors, salt aud pepper shake, water thoughtful discussion on psychology. Salem millinery store. Lar I ware, John Deere htigaies and set and berry set. A fine dinner was After this a vote of thanks was tender Elliott, umi VV. J. Stowe has moved j fat poultiy aud cattle, farm implements and *«»li«*u ih<- pa served and there was vocal and in- ed »tie people of McCoy for the Imspi- Manfred Sears lias gone to spy out to the house just south of F M. Col- | *** tronage of Polk county people. stru nental music. Before leaving all tality aud kindness shown the visiting timber laud prospects along the lius. The groceries in Dunns store may the guests expressed themselves as teachers. Superintendent Htarr has Washington coast. For groceries go to OsfieM's. Castle A Shaw are having a new not he the cheapest you can get hut having had a delightful time, and spar« d no pains to make the institutes Freeland brothers, of Salem, were tlaughler house built on the Kraber are guaranteed to he the best. All wished Mr Ou hrie and wife another this year a success from first to last, Spectacles and ulssses at Pfennig*»'. over yesterday consulting with the place west of the Levens home. the latest and most dcsneahle eatables 25 year* of happy wedded life. and he is irulp deserving of much praise. M. Hayter, dentist, Wilson building Dallas stockholders in some promis Rev*. H. N. Ron*i«is having been can he had there. ing Cascade lauge mining property H o w ’s T h i s . tran-feired by the Bishop to the Co Strength and vigor come of g«»o«l The indications are lha* they have a C IR C U IT C O U R T DOCKET. We offer one hundred dollars re lumbia River conference, will preach Remember licit Fiddlers stage will footl, dul'? digested. Force h rea<l\ good thing. t troni ward for any case of catarrh that can his last sermon here next Sunday, and j promptly get whatever you wan The following cases will be arrdgn- to m rve wheat and barley food, adds not b«i cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. At the family home near Eol.i. John will next Wednesday leave for h is ! Salem. ed lor trial in department 1 of the no burden, but stiaiaiua, nourishes and F. J. Cheney A Co, Toledo, Ohio. We Leslie, infant son of Mr. and Mrs J. i ew field of labor at Davenport, Wash invigorates. the undeisigned, have known F. J. circuit court, Hon. George H. Bur F. Shaffer tiled May 1st and was bur ington. He and his good wife have Chaney for the last 15 years, aud be nett presiding, which couvenes next The Vanskike A Hughes livery sta made many warm friends hire and Meiaer & Meiaar have just received ied ut the Etna cemetery. lieve him perfectly honorable in all Monday : ble ranks amoug ».lie best in the vol a new line of fancy china Its rich* after they are gone nobody will g|»eak E. C. Keyt vs Ed. Biddle et »1, ac W C. Hrovvn has sold to two brick hu*ine*s transaction and financially ley. The very best of rigs and teams lit*** of color and beauty of design nnki idly i f Brother Rounds. that are swift. Location, across th, able to carry out any obligation made tion for money. form an added attraction to their new makers a )o a ion for a brick yard License* have been ¡sailed for the street from the post office. Prompt by their firm.— West A Truax, whole H L. Fenton vs H. B. Stanley, ac near the railroad track in German- store. town, they to pay $350. They pro marriage of Ralph Savcry to Miss service. sale druggists, Toledo, Ohio, Wald- tion for money. Passenger Agent Conran announces nounce the dirt there excellent lor Elhelwynne Sears and David Bowman man, Kininan A Marvin, wholesale W. S. Mott vs S. R Young, action that the Willamette Valley Choral making brick and will at once estab to Mis* Lillian Berry, all of the Ball- druggists, Toledo, Ohio. Hall’s Ca for money. The very next lime you want any- tarrh ('ure is taken internally, acting Union will bob) th* ir annual festival j lish a yard. It will he a good thing >ton vicinity. O. J. Bagley vs Southern Pacific ft ing in the drug line he sure to go to directly upon the mucous surfaces of at Eugene M «y 12 li to lltli. Tick-1 for the whole community. Within fcompanv, action for money. There are new awnings in front of the Wilson Drug store where you will et* al reduced rates from ;• 11 points on the last year many thousands of brick the *y*t« in. Testimonials sent free. Belt A Cherringtcns drugstore ami get perfect satisfaction in both quality J. W. Boyer vs T. E. Lyons, »ction the Oregon lines of the So (them Pa- I have been shipped to D ilias. Price 75 cent* per bottle. Soli* b, all Frank Yluscott’s confectionery slo e. and price of goods. In their windows cific company will b< sold M y 11 >1 1 j lruggi*ts. Hall’s Family Pilis are for money. A car load of vehicles has just, ar to 14fch inclusive. K> turn limit, Al iy O. E. Leet vs Falls City Fruit com The mother and sister of Frank ami show case* are samples of a part the b< st. rived from the east lor Wagner Pros. 15,1003. pany, action at law. Kerslake are up from Portland on a of their stock. Prescriptions careful ly filled with pure, fresh drugs. Al Campbell i* to build the railr» ad visit. OUR C A R N IV A L Q U EEN . McDonald A Colin vs S. E. Owen, When you want a pleasant physic depot at Falls City and will soon be action at law, try Chamberlain’* Stomach and Liver gin on it. A large pair of seal a ha.- Our merchant and business men Those making the largest gains this The addition of a large warehouse Tablets. They are easy to take and City of Dallas vs R. P. Boise at al, a, rived for use at said depot. There generally are arranging for a big and a commodious tinsh- p to Wm. week were Mr*. Annie Dunn and Mis* pleasant iu effect. For tale by Wilson will he a side track on the Teats place rowd during the Woodman carnival. Nannie Starr, both of who will be action for condemnation. Fanils hardware store makes it non** Drug Co. Every spare he i in town will he need- found dangerous competitor* of the City of Dallas vs M. E, Hallock et Mrs. M. E Shaw lias had her boils» id f**r the occasion. Landlords Ba too roomy b cause the d mauds of his leaders at the finish The stores will al, action for condemna'ion. A prize with every hat at the milli trade arc constantly calling for m < r neai ilie depol painted and Mr*. W. ker ar.d Thompson are making a per cease giving away tickets next Wed nery store of Mrs Smith. H. Hirschherg vs J. O. Smith, con R. Craven's vard fence has he ui treat- s nial canv igs of the town for room* display M in i p'orige room. It. is a nesday afternoon, but tickets can be Mr. Joseph Pominville, of Stillwat | ed to a new coat of p*»infc. firmation. general understanding that whatever and we hope all our citizens will en purchased of the committee at 5 cents er, Minn., after having spent over you get at Falls will prove to he good Laura Adkins vs City of Monmouth, Calvin Shepard has bought out th * deavor to assist them in their effort to Great variety J garden se* d and tool* each until the close o? the contest at $2 000 with the best doctors for stom house the multit ide 10 o ’clock <*n the exeniug of May suit lor damages. VauSkike & Hughes liverry stable. ach trouble, without relief was advised of all sorts, lfiili. Ballston is now in with her by his druggist, Mr. Alex Richard, to With a rag sale on one side ami a D. I. Dil»y recently spent several M A R K ET REPORT. maid of honor, leaving only Airlie cir try a box of Chamberlains Stomach days in Portland in the interest of es g s-.le on the other, it looks doubt Hawkins, the Dallas marble cutter, cle > et to elect one [Curn cted weekly b y G ooch Bros. , and liver tablets. He did so, and is a tablishing another sawmill here. ful for the man between. One of our Miss Pearl Percival.......................... 814 VV heat, per bushel. 70 cts well man today. If troubled by in competitor* is engaged in selling oft ranks among the best in the st te. . . 793 At the old McCracken place fou r all liis old rags and one i* trying to hence our people seldom order letne- Miss Laura B row n ............ Bran, per ton $22 digestion, had taste in the mouth, lack Mrs. Anna Dunn .......................... 730 fery work from any outside!. See li of Dali .s, beginning miles non at 10 Shorts, per ton, $25. of appetite or constipation, give these li »g the whole thing. Of course, we Miss Nannie Starr .........................287 his numerous samples. Gust Tuesday, May 19th, tablets a trial, and you are certain to i o ’clock Gats, per bushel, 30 cts. have nice new goods in endless varie Mrs. G. N. Cherrington.............. 220 be more than pleased with the result. Wille will have a public sale wi: il ty, and our prices »»re reasonable, but Flour, per 10 barrels,$3 80. Miss Maggie Pomeroy.................. 49 Mill ud White as auctioneer. Among Flour, per sack, $1. For sale at 25 cents per box by Wilson we must insist on a fair profit. We In nearly all things you must de Mrs. May Meador.......................... 22 the things to he sold are a pony, three Buckwheat Hour, $2.50 per ewt. Drug Co. have the goods and cordially invi e l calves, a hack, cocking stove, extra you to fail bargains, and to call and pend on the honesty of a jeweler, f«>r M A ID * O F H O N O R . Gerinea, $1 60 per cwt. Mr. Burt, a brother of Mrs. Mr*. Wm. \V m. : fi, $ music box, chickens, turkeys, see us. Make yourselves at home, he ran easily use deception. C. H Mis* Nannie Starr.......................Dallas Corn meal, $2 60 per cwt. Morris lias proved himself to be thor Miss Vida Guthrie .............Monmouth Faull recently from the east, has * «»>«, he»s, plows and other farming whether you wish to buy or not. oughly reliable in business. bought the Robert Conner property ! inipl»ments [Corrected weekly b y D unn’s Grocery. Annetta Hooper . . . .Independence B r o w n A E l l is . at $850. Miss Lula M. Lo ke............. Buenavista Potatoes, per bushel, 50cts. Iu the college chapel Wednesday President Wehrnng and Secretary If neither a hunter nor a fisher Mrs. Nora M. C r a v e n ..........Ballston Butter, per pound 20cts. Conrad Stafrin's father and moth evening Misses Alia Os field, Louis. Wisdom of Hie state fair, which opens Gunsmith Risaer has a variety of oth Lard, per pound, 13@15 cts. erare expected out from Nebraska ! Collins, Ruby Wilson, Ethel Poling September 14th, were here Tuesday F O R P A G E S . Bacon,sides, per pound, 14@15 cts. on a visit about the first of June. and Pearl Shelton had a speaking working up the matter of a county er things you may need. He is kept Harry Madison ............................ 81 Hams, per pound, 15@17 cts. e ntest for a Demurest silver medal exhibit, which will he in charge of Mrs. busy mending and sharpening things Maurice Dalton .............................. 71 J. B. Stump has just received from Shoulders, per pound,9@11 cts. The production of Miss Poling was Florence Wolf, of Falls City. No one f<-r both town people and country Laird W o o d s ...................................... 67 a celebrated California herd three E ggs, per dozen, 15 cts. pronounced best and tiiat of M ss Col else lias ever done so much for this folks. Harold H a l t .......................................30 thoroughbred angora goats. Chickens, per dozen $3@$5 lins next. A** county at »he state fair and she tie- Earl Shultz ...................................... 17 Dried fruits, per pound, 3@10 cts. For the highest grades of bottled Dallas made flour will any day Herman Hawkins .......................... 7 D. R. Isaacs, of Falls City, has sold serves financial aid in gathering up Beets, per pound, 1 cents goods, such as pickles, olives and on stand comparison with any brought the exhibit. to Nathan Emmett eighty acres of Call for tickets when buying of the Turnips, per pound, 1 cts. ions, catsup, jams and jellies go to the to this market. If just as good it land for $1,250. merchants mentioned below: Prof. A M. Sanders, principal of Cabbage, per pound, 2 cts. grocery store of T A. Riggs. He also Frank Kerslake, furniture. th*- R »seburg public school, came up should he used in preference because Onions, per pound, 2 cts. handles the noted R» <1 Ribbon brand Claud Dunn and wife have been a home production. Belt A Cherrington, drugs. the first of the week to go hack with Beans, per pound, 5@7 cents. of canned goods including peaches, visiting her kindred at Woodburn. **♦ The Bee-Hive store. hiswife, who has been staying with her Corn meal, per pound,«ty cts apricots, oysters and tomatoes Ask to That the Oregonian is not stuck af parents, Abel Uglow and wife. Mrs. H. H Chace. millinery. The very bent dressed ladies around Hay, per ton, $7($$12. taste his delicious cakes of many ter the electi >n of Hermann is evi The Wilson Drug company. Dallas wear hat* procured at the kinds. T A. Riggs has been in Oregon Mrs. J. C. Gavnor. shoe*. dent to whoever lias been reading that millinery store of Mrs. Clmee and the A F a r m s r S tra ig h te n e d O u t. J. J. Wiseman. T. J. Cherrington paper in the past, The ex-land com City proving up on his claim and in most prettily arrayed children you T. J, Cherrington, photos. A man living on a farm near here and Dr. McCallon spend Tuesday missioner and his friend Mr. Brown 1 ortland getting sheet iron to con see were outfitted at her furnishing The Cottage Hotel came in a short time ago completely night at their farms on Mill Creek, ell, have not so behaved th< mselves as struct between his store and ware goods Department. W. R. Pfennig, jewelry. doubled up with rheumatism. 1 hand five miles above the old Byron saw to win the admiration of Mr. Scolt, house a 12x24 foot room for a bakery. Brown A Ellis, merchandise. ed him a bottle of Pain Balm aud told mill. 'Hie doctor and the photograph whose likes and dislikes have always Wm Fanil, hardware. him -o use it freely and if not satisfied Brown A Ellis ship every week to Some oilmeal mixed with your stock er say their crops are promising but been pi »stive. While not called upon The Oregon Woodman. after using it he need not pay a cent Portland between 400 and 500 dozen | f« ed will make them slick and fat brother Wiseman reports tiiat a blast to actively oppose, the Oregonian will 0 H. Morris, jeweler. for it, says C. P. Rayder, of Pattens and Mr. Ullrey h<»s the very thing ed bear pawed up and appropriated *, r rbably allow the candidate to take New York Racket store. Mills, N. Y. A few days later he nearly his whole crop of seed potatoe * Ids chances in the matt r, and tne Brown A Ellis have the largest in you need for young chickens. Go to Guv Brothers, hardware. walked into the store as straight as a indication* are that there are a multi voice of blankets ever shown in this him for field peas and for all kinds of L. I). Daniel, wall paper. siring aud handed me a dollar saying, Shaw & Son will put 100 stalls in tude of other >epublicans fe* ling that market, direct from the factory. Just, stock feed. Dunn Grocery company. “ give another bottle of Chamberlain’s the new addition to their feed shed. way toward him Home of them who arrived white and colored cottou blan H. J. Osfield, groceries. Pain Balm. I want it in the house S A L E M BID S. Browns’ confectionery. all the time for it eared me.” Fcr Mr. and Mrs N. L. Butler are en- have no political aspirations do not kets. Never anything like them be fore and so ch<*ap F. li. Muscott, confectionery. larging and improving their home | hesitate to say that they will support sale by the Wilson Drug Co, Your stepmother, Mrs. C. H. Walk Walter Williams, confectionery. across the railroad track from that of | Mr Reams, believing that it will be This year’s district Epworth League er, is still opposite Willamette hotel for »h* best interests of the state at The Itemizer. REV. ANDJM R S. R U S S E L L Mr. and Mrs M. M. Ellis. convention at Corvallis was a grand ready to clean, dye or repair your i large. F. J. Chapman, furniture. success there being nearly 200 dele clothing. J. J. Fiddler is her agent at P le a s a n t ly R e m e m b e r e d by T h e i r Fifty-cent four in-hand and impe- Craven A Bridwell, Monmouth. Hon, A. E. Reames, democratic gate* and visitors. The various pa Dallas. F r i e n d s at O a k d a l e vF a lls City rial ties can he had at the Bee Hive T. A. Riggs, groceries. a n d B rid g e p o r t. candidate for congress, addressed a pers read were said to be extra good. store for 25 cents well pleased audience at the court The Dallas delegates, Rev H. N. What you get to eat at Strongs res- Rev. J. R. G. Russell held a few ev C A R N IV A L N O TE S. Lee Smith has erected a nice awn-1 house Wednesday evening. He dealt R nin ls, Mrs. Anna Dunn, Miss Lena turant will make you want *o go back ing in front of his cyclery. lightly with Mr. Hermann and said Stouffer, Wintha Palmer. Ed Dunn Wednesday week E. I. Arnold re enings’ service a» Bridgeport, embrac there for some mere of the same kind. ceived direct from Europe a $12.000 ing the first Sunday. At the Sunday U. S. Grant ha* just shipped a year nothing offensive to republicans hu» and Fred Elliott returned Monday consignment of wild animals for exhi morning service the house was filled, ling Angora buck to Redding, *Ca!., j gave various reasons why heshould he fu ll' f enthusiasm. N* xt year’s con* I chosen rather than Mr. Hermann v ntiou vvill he held in Dallas. The steel bridge feed yard cares for bition at the Dallas carnival. All and at the close Mr. D. E Hall taken getting $25 for it. charge of the service and with pleas One of the most im[>ortant is that the Mis* Patience Cooper, of Independ more Polk county horses than all oth came through in good shape except a ing won's presented to the Baptist Mrs. J. E. Luce has come from Illi latter i> decidedly under par with the er stables in the city combine d. Con S utli American ocelot, who died of ence, will spend the sumnu r in Alaska nois to spend the summer with her secretary of the interior who has su venience of location and extra good exhaustion near Pendleton. In this pastor a beautiful silk quilt, beautiful parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Carpen preme control of land matters in with her niece, Miss Maun. treatment account for it. aggregation are two Australian kanga ly line«!, made of crazy patch work, ter, and her sisters Mrs. Muscott and which the people of this congresMon- roo*. an emu and cassowary from Aus containing 42 blocks, with 75 names Robert Suitor A Sons are to build Mrs Baker. district are so much interested Mr at Linnton below Portland a $50000 tralia; a pair of striped hyenas from of friends embroidered thereon, as a t« ken of iheir esteem and apprecia Never waste your soap gr**ase or Mrs, Wm. Galloway, of Oregon City, Reams seeks office mi his own merit* sawmill that will employ 75 hands »brow aw tv your hides and pel»* for the desert of Sahara, a couple of Abvs tion of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. G. Russell, will address the ladies of Dallas to rather than the demerits of hi* oppo and cut 150,000 feet of timber a day. ! they are »11 in demand at a good price «iniari lions, a royal Bengal tiger cap and the surprised pastor tried to thank tured in not them India, a black bear, morrow at the city hall in regard to nent. He has had much public ex- N. Gardner, of Sheridan, and S. T. at. the soap works where you can get a linon-irmiikey from Brazil, a South the good Indies and people. He would organizing a Lewis & Clark club. All perien *e ami theie is nowhere a Haw Smith of Crowley have ordered the j choice laundry soap. in his record. He was born and rais American tapir, coyotes, monkeys, thank awhile and the* expre** his ap the ladies are urged to be present. preciation as being beyond hi* word* ed at Jacksonville and all the republi Portland Semi Weekly Journal in p irrois. euekatoes. connection with this paper, getting to tell. This quilt could not be houglu The Oak Grove entertainment has cans there speak of him iu compli The New York Racket Store is con both a year for $2. for any money of Mrs. R------ . hern postponed indefinitely on ac- meulury terms. TRACK M EET. stantly increasing in popularity and count of sickness. Dunn’s grocery has no superior in amount of business. T heirtr .de last J O IN T OPEN M EETIN G . Our college athlete* had their local The Columbia flaked wheat and Thirty-six inch unbleached muslin oat* and the Violet oats on sale at the the valley. The must recent delica mouth excelled »hat of any fonner rrynu last Saturday »ft'-moou. and The Prohibition Alliance and tin for 3£ and 4 cents at the Bee Hive Riggs grocery have been pronounced cies can always he found there. All April. The new dry goods depart mo t of them made good records, College Prohibition Club will have » early vegetables in the market prompt- j m« nt has become very popular with store. a little ahead of an\ti ing else of tin Lloyd Launei h ading all tin- rest, he joint open meeting at the college the lathes for many n.iles aro ud. fy secured. If a thing cannot be v.tubing ten lee . Tin ord« rof «?vn,:.- Memorial day is not far away and kind on the market. Try a small cured at Dunn’s it cannot he bad in h nd r« nits were a follow*, the cou- in no manner could it be better ob package of each and you will be apt town. Undertaker Clough doe* f-mbalmiti^ te-»j«nts ii .rues being given as they served than hv caring for the home of to so conclude your dead. If by mutual agreement Not f< r years ha* there bee n so lifter the late*' and most *< i- ti»ific came on»— first, second or third : Ju-t before Mr. Herman and Reams 50 van! dash— Green, Van Orsdel, all the people of every neighborhood much fixing up in an«l »round the principles and in all ca-c* j* oran Me* candidates for congress, were ready to would on Max 30 h meet at their home* <-f Dallas. A month hence satisfaction or no pay. His prices an Lauuer. open th-ir canvas, the democratic ^ nule run— Wilson, Arnold, Nunn cemetery and devote several hours to there will not he so many sloven look the lowest in the city. candidate politely off* red to make a pole vault— Latim r,; Ford and Van cleaning ami beautifying it they joint Canvas hut Mr Herman said his ing places. Or**«lel tie for second; Wilson. would all go home feeling better for arrangements were already made and The George lunch counter has a 100 yard dash—Green, Williams, We want volunteer cor res p«m deuce having done a good deed. could not l>e changed. Then Mr from every locality in the county not go<>d reputation among all who have Ford. Scott’s Emulsion is the A two story addition has been add* d Res me s offered to accept any of the now regularly represented in our col ever eav there. Shot put—Goad and Teats tie for to the rear of the saloon n xt to the dates and place* already fixed by Her umns. means of life and of the en first; Font, Carter man, to secure a joint debate, but that Gold Bar restaurant. 220 yard dash— Williams, Van Ors- joyment of life of thousands of New pattern* of dinnerware at t ht- too was refus'd. Evidently the re Old papers for house cleaning, 25 Judge Boise has recently granted publican candidate do*s not want To cents a 100 at this office. Yokohama Tea Store it P< rtland .|ei, Green. 220-yard hurdles— Teat», Ford, Ar men, women and children. Ft a B. Fant a divo»ce from Harrv , face his record and squarely an*wei prices. All lailies who have examined T o the men Scott’s Emul Blooming prune orchards all around ne goods pronounce them fully equal nold. ta n t and Berti»* Byerlev one from Ot- I questions concerning it. One whose Discus—C. Coad, Young, Latiner. sion gives the flesh and to Byerley. Several other similar ; p olitic] record is clean would l»e glad give promise of a beautiful harvest to any they ever saw anywhere, Hammer throw—C. Coad, Hayes. suits will come up at his next term of ^ have it aired bee »use it would he to and many men and women are twi - strength so necessary for the 440 yard dash— Van Orsdel, Wilson, ing anil training hop* which are begin court * few weeks lienee. to his advai.i*«« cure of consumption and the All the Johnson clothing hotis«-1 Williams. uiug lo grow nicely flr»at silk .pie at the Bee Hive people ask of you is to come and ex - j High jump— L. Coa«l, Young, Wil repairing of body losses from John Gilbertson, August Bowman. store, $1.25 end $1.50 silks rwdncd lo Report of Perrydale school for the amine tht-ir spring offerings. Never! son. ChikS. McDonald and Peter Miller have great sale of men* 79 cents, and 120-yard hurdles — Teats, Arnold, any wasting disease. recently be« n admitted to citizenship month ending April 24th: Enrolled - before were they qui»e so well prepar For women Scott’s Emul summer snits no w on there. and Thomas Munch, of Rickreall. ha* 32; average attendance, 27; visitor.*, ed to meet all demand* for something O r t e a . Broad jump— Latiner, L. Coad, Van sion does this and more. It is W. 8. Mathews lira sold to A J. been comitted to the insane asylum. 19; Not absent nor tardy, Monlie to wear. Foi both men and hoy* | Hunter, Carrie Flnnery, Greta Cro**- • hey have the nobbiest suits out ami '■ Orsdel McGowan for $4.000 about 160 acres a most sustaining food and Wool sacks can he had at the groc an, Mary Nelson, Hilda Lang, El*ie. the lowness of their prices will su r-1 Mile run— L. Launer, Hayes, V. of the J. N. Hwift donation claim near tonic for the special trials that j ery store of T. A. Riggs. prise you. Lauuer. Ola an«l Nellie Grant, Rosa E. Smith, Lincoln. ------ --------------- — ! women have to bear. teacher. Miss Minnie Lewis, of Lewisville,la i Wrappers worth $1.50, $1 75, and L a st T e a c h e r s ' Meeti ng. S ilv e r A n n iv e rsa ry . T o children Scott’s Emul Putnam Fa«lele«s Dyes are as easy $2, reduced to $1 at the Be«- Hive waiting on the tables al the Cotta#« The last meeting of the Polk coun 1 J. Guthrie and wife were mar- j Htore where yon can get $1.50 ami io use •§ soap. No muss or failures. sion gives food and strength Hotel. 10 cents a package. Hold by drug- rie<| April 28, 1878, and have e«*er ty teachers was at McCoy Saturday $1 75 shoe* for $1. for growth of flesh and bone May 2nd, with a gorsl attendance. since, with the exception of ou t year, Dr. Mark Hayter, of Dallas, wa* re gists. The Oregon Evangelical aa ociation For pale girls, lived where they now reside. Foi The program oja-ned with a very in and blood. cently chn en president of the S’ ate On Saturday, May 23rd, at the farm several years thev had l»eeii looking teresting talk on grammar by Prof. Dental Association. He was horn met in annual conference at Salem for thin and sickly boys Scott’s near Dallas forty years ago, and ha* l**t week. N. Shupp i« to l*e presi I- o» W. C. Brawn, a mile out on the forward to tlmir silver wedding day I). A. Grout, principal «»f P»rk *chool. Emulsion is a great help. Portland, follow*! bv Prof Reynold*, ing elder of the Portland and J E. H.lrm rz»..| there » ill be «>lil .t euc- , n< l were liilly prep*rcl f«.r that en- been practicing dentistry since 1*387. S and for f r e . .a m p l* . j(lVla ,l, occasion. All All their in**ir relatives who gave some excellent methods on For «in i« years he ha« been one «»I Smith of the Salem District. R* \. lion I e-itni.iii* »1 1 o'clock. 40 c .tlle , payable S C O T T * B O W N E. C h .m l.ta , the most prominent ami active mem S. A. Si»*weit is *ent to Monmouth *« me horses, a w.igon.a hark, a hug and a few other hi« ml* «*• re invited teaching rpelling. Then the teach 4 0 0 - 4 1 5 P a . r l Streat. N aw Y o rk . brrs of the slate *ea.*cialiou and rank- and Rev.U. M. Straub to Ko*g« Val gy, a mower and other fanning im and tluse were present: A M Miller ers repaire«! to the dining ball an«l 6 0 0 . and 5I.OO> all d r u M la ta . par to k o' an excellent lunch served piement*. Terms cash. ley. ftDd wife, J. C. G ithrie ami wife, Dol- high among them. LOCAL AND UENliKAL SCOTT’ S EMULSION T H E O LD R E U A B LE POWDER A b s o lu te ly b a r o THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE chapel Tuesday evening, May 12th, at 8 o ’clock. Following is the program : Opening exercises. Recess. Bong— Prohibition Quartet. Address— Prof. Metzgar. Recitation— Winnie Launier. Bong— Prohibition Quartet. Address— Bugle Blasts to Young Men— Cheste** Gates. Open discussion. 8ong— Prohibition Quartet. Everybody invited. GREATLY ALARM ED By b Pera lste n t C o u g h , b u t P a r m a n en tly C u r e d by C h a m b e r l a l n ’a C o u g h Remedy. Mr. H. P. Burbage, a .Indent at law, in Greenville, S. C. hud been troubled lor four or live years with a continuous cough which he says, “ greatly uUrmcd me. esusiug me to fear that 1 was in the first singe of consumption.” Mr Burbage, having seen Ciismberlnin’s (tough Remedy advertised, concluded to try it. Now rend wlmt he snys of it : “ I soon felt n remurknble change and ufler using two bottles of the twenty-five cent site, w h s permanently cured.” Sold by Wilson Drug Go. Perlmps the nicest looking store room in the couty is that in the Uglow building, soon to be occupied by Bird A. Jacobson with clothing. NEWTO-DAY. LD iron wanted— From 80 to 90 cents a hundred will be |taid in cash at the Dalla« found ry for old m achine coat iron. O or children fo r sale by Henry G 1 OOD b uggy horse that can be driven by women Robbins, near Dal G OOD m ilch cow for sale by R obert H atton in Dal- Uain w agon , ro o d as new, 3 [«inch iia rt at Bridgeport. for sale by Silas BOUT 1,600 bush els of A I seed oats fo r sale at 32 cents a bushel or 1 cent a pound by Evau Evans, four m iles south o f M onm outh. A Tj^OR sale A flue m ilch cow , 20 head o f wether -T goats, and a second hand 3-inch wagon by F. J. Coad, 1 »alias. j VRESH cow for »ale by F. T. Shuts- . port. A« dress, Dallas. near Bridge t A AGUES unim proved lund tw o m iles from the near Oakdale to sell or trade for .and iu Marion cou n ty , G ood for small hom e or ;o-tt ranch, Address A. L. Shreve, Slayton, or 1». U. Cam pbell, 1 »alius. ♦JU railread G OOD swale pasture for cattle and horses, luqu re of A . C. tteinpel at Folk station. Addi c m l u ì - EAVY span of g ood sound draft horses « i i t W n ie to o r see Bryan-Lucas Lum ber et uipuiiv, ta ils City, O regon. H 30 SHEEP for sale a t a bargain by M com ber near Oakdale. GOOD wether goat* and 26 n a u n ii • I O John 0 . Remple See him at P» I address Dalia». r « 0 R SALE 140 acres of land with m v iuent. , i a li-S cock, if desired, by Hathaway Y.-eu . n u r oukdaie. Address Dallas fl-Y E A R O LD , 1,000 pound, I * y ! v - I’ r o u r m i . stallion for sale by Henry o m l . i st Salt URBANK potatoes fo r sale b j J. W. Kirl.jtatriek a nule south of Riekleal., ;«*»'.» Sia»! p oiatocs aî ¿o emits a bushel B tIRSELI- Bros., near Dallas, have a few thorough bred Cotawold bucks lor sale at reduced prices. S. e them betöre they ari sheared and take j our choice. B I It latvel s«parato’ » for sale «-i> easy i .»f.*l ni«' i JJ terms, ar e »ample at brown's creamery in I Andalusian eggs from prize w inning stock for »ale by D. M « albrealh near Monm outh a H a l.ue setting of fifteen. .1) PAPERS IN PACKAGES O F 50 FOR HALE at this office for 16 cents, also blank notes and I m o tgagts and all kiudnol levai blanks. 0 U - I I K N YOU WISH T il BI’ Y OK HRLL A N Y K IN D M o f stock o r (Hiultry here is the best place to let you I wants be known. HAVE MONEY TO LOAN AT A L L T IK E S AT vtry best rates obtainable. 11. (i. Cam pbell. I the M M ONKY TO LOAN <>N !M PRO VED FARM PRO p«rt> at usual rates by Oscar H ayter, Dallas, ONEY TO LOAN security. AT fl PER GENT ON PAHM J. L. COLLINS, Daiiss W J E HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED farm property. SIBLEY 4 hAkl.N . Several Farms for Sale. II ENRY 8 . Sm ith, o f Lewisville, has a num ber of good farm s and stock ranches tor sale cheap s y term ». Call for Warrants. «JTICR 18 H E REBY GIVEN T H A T A l L TN - paid »-«Minty warrants o f Polk county, «»rages , whk-h were prewented and endorsed, “ Not paid fwr want of fu n d s," |*rt«»r to E« b. 1, l* b t. will be paid upon prewt-ntstiss at m y oflb-e. Interest will m d he allowed on the same after ths date of this ne * E. V . DALTON, Count* ■“ Dated. Dallas. Ma. A, IMS N