J a m e s Eric a n d wife have moved
fro n Kings Valley to Condon.
LOCAL AND GLNLKAL-
COUNTY S E A T IN K LE T B .
D E E P R IC H P A IN T IN G .
Laces and embroideries »re being
A rt W o rk of A H ig h Order
B eing
closed ou* at cost and all trim med
C a rrie d O it In A Stylo T h a t A p
I. G. Davidson, a former Airlie te a peel*
to AM.
ha ts have been greatly reduced in
W H A T W E H A V E L E A R N E D D U R IN G cher, c ime up from P o r i l in d to see
T H E W E E K F R O M A L L AVAIL-
how ihe boy* a io u n d the end of the
T here are beauty spots all over na pr.ee a t the m llmery emporium of
ture and there are about as m any with Mrs. Chace. Bargains for e«rly goers.
track are getting along.
Ab!e S o u r c e s D is h e d u p fo r Our
which na ture never had a n y th in g to
At Pet dee W L. Vale was m ade d i
N u m e r o u s F a m ily of R e a d e rs
do. These aie the creation of man
The flour made at the Dallas mill is
rector and J. W. Yo*t school cl« rk.
In A b re v ia te d p a r a g r a p h s .
pure and simple. A bout the m ost not inferior to any o th e r in this m ar
Mi s K hel McKinley, who went t<> beautiful creation we have noticed ket. Try their breakfast cereals and
M a n n in g *fc Ferguson, on Omninei* LosAngeles last f II, was recently lately, and in a line to which your ge*. yo u r cow feed there.
rial street in Salem, (lea! ill »love*, married there a n d ex-senator Hatch th o u g h ts of the beautiful are seldom
— o—
hardware, J o h n Deere lu g g ie s and was married in P ortland a few m onth s inclined to r u n , are these ha ndsom e
Let Mr. Risser fix y o u r gun a» d fur
vehicles on exhibition at the reposito
farm implement» and so lim the pa ago.
ry of W agner Bros, on Main street, nish your ainunition and then you
tronage of Folk county people.
T he public school closing exercises Dallas. Those deep rich colors in will seldom fail to bring down your
last Friday evening were of u n usua l i lie painting, the piano like finish, game. He can fix any broken thing.
For groceries go to Onfield's.
interest. T he stage was beamifnllv the soft and elegant trim m in g s , and
M. H a y ter, d e n tist, Wilson building decorated and all performed their the beautiful lim s in the designing of
Je weler Morris lias a large and var
parts well
Rev. W inters address to
Old pa pers for house cleaning, 25 tin- graduatin g class m ade strong im the good* all speak of their •liiHtirpu**- ried stock Mutable for presents for all
d quality. It is a well known fact
ct ui» a 100 at On» office.
pressions on tin m in good directions. u nong those versed in this class of kinds of occasions If you are t h i n k
ing of m aking a present go and set
goods
th a t the m ake of the • vehicles what he c an furni-h.
S tr e n g th and vigor eoi.ie of good
T he coining state fair will be the
we
carry
are
the
best
in
the
world.
food, duly digested
Force, a ready I biggest one vet, the prem ium list
to serve wheat and harley food, adds am ounting to $12,000 in cash. Prizes Ynd we are told that, th e prices are
No one w hoever took a look through
m» burden, b u t sustains, nourishes and ! j are ottered for the best of everything very low, oven lower than would he
invigorates.
! raised, made or produced on the farm, • sked for the same gooks iu a New F a u l t ’s hardware store has any doubt
th a t it rankt< high
He keeps almost
York Repository.
Spectacles and glasses at Pfennig’s i iml every body i» invited to take some-
a n y th i n g you could name in t h a t line
! thing
it wiil last the whole week
'l’he highest m arket price will be beginning Septem ber 14th. P r e m i E x c u r s io n R a te s to Y a q n ln a Bay. and his pi ices are never higher than
No shoddy article was
On J u n e 1st the S outhern Pacific elsewhere
paid for wool by T. A Uiggs.
um lists are now being distributed
ever bo uglil there because lie only
com
pany
will
resume
the
sale
of
ex-
throughout
the
Mate.
If
you
want
The M onm outh team of Woodmen
handles standard goods. H o p men
took tiret honors for drilling at both one write to the secretary, M. 1). Wis oursion tickets to Newport and Ya- should uow have their piping don«,
quitia
bay.
T
his
resort
is
becoming
doin,
Portland.
Dallas and Corvallis carnivals.
more popular every year, and hotel before the rush.
On account of the high water at pre accommodations are better than ever
J. A. Byers now runs a daily stage
—
V- .
line from Momnmitfi via I n d e p e n sent in ilu Columbia river the Cas- before, and at, reasonable rates. Sea
Ice for sale at the FaTrirfgton &
• aile locks are cl*'sed for a few days, -on tickets from Derry to Newport,
dence to Salem.
H aldem nn meat m arket, where the\
necessitating a transfer to th e patrons M.50; to Y aquina. $4
Saturday-to- want good poultry ami fat stock.
G<
J. II. Hawley has been t o Alberta
f the steam er line, but instead of til* Monday tickets to Newport, $2.05.
there
for your im ats, lard and sausage
up in the British posesstons.
fo, m cr transferring of freight and
aud you will b* pleased.
passengers around the old portage
T he brigade of gospel singers and n.ad over sand a n d rocks, the R e gula
T h e W o ol P o o l.
workers have been drawing greu' tor line have chartered a special train
Last S a turday's bid* for the Dallas
D u n n s’ groceries are the best they
crowds to their tent every evening for to r u n over the O It. & N. track be pool of 170 000 pounds of wool being
two weeks a nd have given a number tween Bonneville and Cascade locks unsatisfactory, they were all rejected can find in 1 ortla nd or Han Fra nc is
of afternoon street services. They The train is stationed a t these points »ml yesterday fixed for reoffeiing it. e o . T h e very packages prove them to
have been so gentlem anly and lady and on the arrival of a steam er, pas Messrs. R iy, Jacobs, Brown, Bcnheim , be of high grade As the best cost.»
like as to win the respect of all classes. senger* a nd freight are transferí e l t»> tod Buzzard were here as bidders and but a fraction more than inferior stul)
T h e Dallas school board have been the train and prom ptly dispatched to over 100 wool m en assembled. T he get the best there.
authorised to buy the balance oi tin- the up or down boat, as the case may nest open hid was again 16£ cents,
block on which the school house is. be. T he residents along the river arid w hich w i prom ptly rejected a nd the
T he driver of the mail stage wi’
A'
tributary e o u n 'ry can congratulate 'rowi rs went into c onsultation
I t will probably cost $f>00.
hi ing any small package n o m Hale in
.ist
it
was
decided
to
invite
sealed
'hemselves upon having a steamer
At the borne of the officiating cler line anxious to a dopt m ethods to over bids. T h ere being hut one, it was for a dime.
gym an, R*v. J. R. G Russel'. Miss come such difficulties, ra th e r than ri opened and found to he 17$ c e r t s by
Louise St- fly v a j m arried to R. I. ven to the wag m and old time oxer Mr. Buz.ssrd, of Albany, who will
As your shoes are constantly’ with
Chase la s t Sunday.
weight and receipt for most of the you all day long it never pays to gel
practice.
wool
next
we
-k.
I
t
is
perhaps
the
Licenses to wed have been issued to
ill fitting, uncomfortable ones. The
Chas. Richardson, of McCoy, is a be.-t sale made in the state.
E mil Carlson and Elva Tem pleton, his Salmon riv- r timber claim.
kinds kept at Gay nor* will fit you and
and C. R. Clark and Glennie Runnels
feel easy.
Let
Dunn
Bros,
fill
your
next
bill
A C. M c K innon was again elected
A. G. Bradley died suddenly at New
for
groceries
and
you
will
be
more
a school director at Amity.
port Monday. He and wife and Claud
ban pleased. They give full weigh
T he b ed store of W. W. Ullry does
Miss H a t ti e W illiam s,« former Dal and measure a n »1 never send out shod a big business hecaus« he handles so
D u n n and wife bad driven there to
c am p for a short season. Mrs. Brad las teaeher, now a t McMinnville, will dy goods of any kind.
m uch th a t the people w a n t for tlieii
ley was a former Dallas milliner, Mrs. spend the su m m e r with her m othe r in
it»»ck and jioultry. He is always
These
Dallasites
went
on
a
special
D u n n being her daughter.
Portland.
n o t o r t o Independence to see George ready to buy such feed.
Over 1000 feet of sidewalk have t een
laid iu Dallas within a m o n th .
J . G Toner, of Lincoln, has 150 fine
Cothwold and Merino sheep whose
fleeces averaged $1 «50 each. He was
a steam boat engin eer for over thirty
years on the Ohio, Mississippi, Colum
bia and W illam ette rivers
He is now
over 80 years. His son, Fred., is dep
uty postmaster at Dallas.
Conkey and W m. W alker initialed i n
to the u d d Fellows lodge: F. J. Coad,
I T . S. Lougharv. Bert Guy, folm Rei-
ohter. Frank Stiles, C. L. Starr, Wal
*er Williams, Conrad Stattrin, E. V
Dalton, T R Rich, G L. Hawkins,
W, F. Nichols, K. R. Hil., J. E. Sib
ley, Ed. Shaw, F. J C h a p m a n , Hor
Miss Addie Clark, of Zena, is p rin ace Webster, R I. Chase, J. G. Van
cipal of one of the Oregon City public Orsdel, W. V. Fuller, Newt. Guy, Geo.
Scott and Dr. McCallon.
schools.
T he contest now going on in Dallas
W oodman c a m p is becoming quite in
teresting. At present the Sapsuckers
are slightlv in the lead, b ut it is said
t h a t the Logrollers have a few appli
cations u p their sleeve, and do not in
tend to h ive to pay for t h a t banquet.
T he tim e is rapidly approachin g for
the close of the contest. J u ly 15th,and
active work will be done from now on
I). O. Bronson and son, H u b e r t , are
A Portland team will come up to ini
hack from Arizona to their home near
tiate the class.
Lewisville.
P u t n a m ’s fadeless dyes are fast to
Asa S ta ats and Ike Simpson are
sun lig h t, washing and rubbing. Sold
erecting near Airlie large sheds as a
by the Wilson Drug c om pa ny at 10 winter home for their num erous goats
cents a package.
We could name 39 o th e r farmers wh<
Y ou can m ake $5 to $15 a week ad o u ght to do likewise
dressing envelopes evenings. For full
“ I have been troubled for some tin»*
particulars seud sta m p to W. A. E l
with indigestion and sour s to m ac h ,”
kins. Staytou, Oregon.
says Mrs. Sarah W . Curtis, of Lee
Prof. N. T arter is teaching a private Mass , and have be**n taking Cham
school in Corvallis d u rin g vacation | he*Iain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets
and Miss Persephone B utle r is attend which have helped me verv m uch, s«»
jug the state teachers m eetin g ut Port- th a t now I can e a t m any tilings tha
laud.
before I could not.” If you have an
Are you going cam ping? T hen you 'rouble with yo u r stomach why not
will w ant a ten t and c a m p stove and take these Tablets and get well? Fen
we have them , Guy Bros., dealers in sale by Wilson Drug Co.
j
hardware at Dallas.
Mrs. Isabel Riddell Blesfeing has
been seriously afflicted with blood
poisoning in Portland.
H. C. E akin and F r a n k Brown have
had genuine measels.
Willie Hooker, of Airlie, is to he
principal of the H a rrisburg school,
H. C. Dimick is taking in the grand
arm y reunion a t Portland.
F. G. Murrell & Hon, recently from
Illinois have setth d he e to g o into
the produce business and will probab
ly occupy the store recently vacated
by Dick Daniel, They will buy b u t
ter, eggs, grain and all o th e r m a r k e t
able produce paying sp ot cash. Being
rustlers they will he a p t to build up a
good business.
The la*Iies professorship society ha»
within a year raised $100 toward the
Dallas college teaching fond. The
newlv elected officers are Mrs Met*
ger. Mrs. E Biddle, Mrs. W. !l B ...Is,
Mis. H S. Butz, Mrs J. B N unn.
Mrs. J I) S m ith , Mrs. W. I. Reynolds,
Mrs. F. H. Morrison, Mrs. J. C Gay-
nor.
J o h n Colwell, of Falls City, wh*»
w*as a British h i * j et, has become a
naturalized American citizen.
G ra n d m a Ellis, of Salem. D vi-iting
her sons Dell and C l v t at g h e r id t n .
J. R. M endenhall, who recently
moved here from Sheridan, lias moved
back to his old home.
W m. Fu q u a , of Parker bought t h i r
ty goats from J. M. P n t h e r .
T h e directors of the Polk county
bank at Monmouth are J. H. Hawley.
P, L. Campbell, I. M. Simpson. J. V.
B. Butler, J. B. Stum p, F. S. P o w d ’,
J . A. Withrow.
The Salem, Monmouth an«! Lewis
ville mail has been discontinued.
Everybody around Dallas knew Mag
gie, d a ughte r of Clias. McDonald
A
few years ago she married a Mr. Gli-
ver ami went to California. Not long
ago she came back to her m othe r in
poor lieal'h. Last week »lie wo* tak-
en to the Salem hospital for a surgical
opera (ion and d u d there last Monday.
K<l. Boll, of B.'thrl, who . . . -> l.rf.l-
ly h u r l o u t on t h e old l^ee place and
who was r n n t im d to the home of (■
W . Stafford for some time, is getting
si mg nicely.
Mrs. S. W. Blessing accompanied
by Mrs. Elva S tu m p and b.iby is v i o l
in* her d a u g h te r B rtlia and son
F r a n k at P o r tla n d .
Rev. Jas. Moore from Drain, preach-
, d his first se rmon a t the Methodist
c hurch last Sunday to a well pleased
audience
His wife and two children
will arrive this week.
T he state pioneer reunio n in Port
land last week was a big affair per
haps 1000 being in atte ndanc e Anion,
those who went from this county
were J o h n R. Cooper, J o h n Osborn,
Ben H a yden. T J. H uy ter. Dr. E m
‘•ree, Joshua MeDuni. 1 and wife, Mr
and Mrs. J . D. Kelly.
L A 8 T B U M M E R 'S W O R K .
I
R e g u la r T ra in * R u n n in g .
_
I
_
.
^
G. T . Gerliuger, superintendent of
P e r m a n e n t C u r e . P e rfo rm e d by t | le „„ten., KulUcIly , „ d Western rail-
Dr. D a rr in in S a le m - N o w S to p
way. has retu rned from a business trip
p in g a t th e R evere H otel,
to California. He is daily expecting
A lb a n y .
anoth er engine to help haul the traf
___
fic. T
he ____
road has been well ballasted
trains are now r u n n in g on regu
lar time. T he distance to Falls City
is nine miles aud the run each way
consumes 40 minutes. T rains leave
here at 7 :20 aud 1 :20 and there at
9:20 and 3:40, the fare each vay be
ing 35 cents. Ferns, five miles from
Dallas, is a regular station and there
M r . D arb y C u re d of C a t a r r h .
is a side track at Gilliams. Many peo
Salem, Oregon, J u n e 9, 1903— Dr. ple, produce and nierchandiae will go
Dai rin: E o r e ig h t years I have been over th e line, but the principal traffic
afflicted with Catarrh in the head and will be lumber.
<liroat, causing bleeding of the nose.
Your t r e a tm e n t by electricity and
D e a fn e s s C a n n o t B e C u r e d
medicine cured me completely. I will By local applications as they cannot
.»ay th at for the small a m o u n t yi u reach the diseased portion of the ear.
charged me, I would not endure the There is only one way to cure deaf
catarrh for on« day, although it cost uess, and t h a t is by constitutiona l
me ten times the a m o u n t I gave you remedies. Deafness is caused by an
to cure me. I offer you these few lines iutlamed condition of the m ucous lin
of testim ony with my own free will.
ing of Ihe E u stac hian Tube. When
Yours truly , C. W. D arby .
this tube is inflamed you have a r u m
bling sound or imperfect hearing, and
M r s . Rosa* G ood L u c k .
Salem, Oregon, J u n e 15, 1903—To when it is entirely closed deafness is
the editor of the H e rald : Dear Sir: th e result, and unless the inflam m a
I am proud to witness to the public tion can be taken out aud this tube
the skill of Dr. D ariin as a physician. restored to its norm al condition, be ar
Fight m m b s ago 1 presented myself ing will be destroyed forever. Nine
to him a miserable diseased physical cases o u t of ten are caused by c atarrh
wreck, body a n d mind, never having which is n o thing b ut a n iutlamed
a t h o u g h t of seeing a well day again, condition of the mucous surfaces.
but hoping to receive from him some YVe will give One H u n d r e d Dollars
temporary relief One ye ar ago I did for any case of deafness (caused by
not dare take a m outhful of solid food c atarrh) th a t can n o t be cured by
in my stomach. I lived on soup and H a ll’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circu
cocoa on account of my intense suffer lars, free F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo
ing— apparently afflicted with an O. Hold by druggists, 75c. H a ll’s
acute aud incurable disease in my Family Pills are the best.
[Albany Herald ]
Among the m any cases treated by
Dr. Darrin au<l sent us for publication
we select the following, which speaks
volumes fc r the doctor’s skill and the
permanency of his cures. Mrs. Ross
and Mr. Darby are well kuowu in Ma-
lion c o u n 'y .
s omaeh. I took the trea tm e nt of Dr.
D j rrin three m o n th s aud have since
been able to sit down to any kind of
food, and relish it to my satisfaction,
never fearing any evil results. My alflic
tions were chronic dyspepsia, consti
p a tion, liver and kidney complaints,
pains in the h eart and lungs and dis
eases peculiar to my sex. Now life i-
a pleasure and I am a stranger to pain
in any form. Have not had such
he alth in twenty years. I feel lifted
into a new world and enjoy all things
on a c c o u n t of feeling well again P u b
lish this th a t others may be benefited
Refer your readeis to me at Salem,
Oregon. Very respectfully, Mrs. Beil-
tab 11. Ross.
D r. D a r r in ’s P la c e of B u s in e s s .
Dr. Darrin is located at the Revere
Hotel and will give frea exam inatio n
to all. 10 to 5 and 7 to 8 daily. T he
poor free and those able to pay at the
rate of 5 a week or in th at proportion
The Dallas marble works are decid of tim e the case may require. All
edly popular ju d g in g from the m my curable c hronic diseases of men and
kind things being said a bout Mr. Haw women a specialty. Eyes tested and
kins W h a t he prom ises is always glasses fitted a t reasonable prices.
T his is the first visit of the head of
doi e.
the Portland firm of Drs. Dai rin to
this citv.
The Wilson Drug c om pa ny enjoys
R IC K R E A LL.
an enviable re p u ta tio n am ong tin
buying public. T heir store is aiway»
N . 8 Burch and YV. E. Clark are
supplied with the freshest and best back hom e and Mrs. Nora Craven is
drugs and sundries in t h a t line. Mana visiting her parents, J. J. B urc h and
ger Stafrin is exceedingly careful in
wife.
tilling prescriptions and never ovei
Bridgebuildcr Royal is repairing the
charges anybody.
Thielson bridge.
TRADE AT SALEM .
Spring suits bought from Johnson
Co. always prove to he the correct
thing. They have cheaper grades hut
heir best values are the $10, .$12.50
and «$15 business suit^. T here is no
good excuse for going shabby when
one can dress well for so little. Your
wife, d a ughte r or sister would feel
prc^id of vou in one of those nice
Jolnie-on suits.
&
Jas. Boydston. who has had charge
• >f the Dolph place o u t on the Salt
Creek road for sixteen years will soon
give it up and move to his 108 acre
aim near Polk. The Dolph heirs e x
Clough’s u n d e r ta k in g parlors con
pect to p u t the whole farm in grass tain tho best burial goods for the least
and one of th e m come o u t from P o r t money. Do not buy elsewhere until
land to look after tlie stock th ereon
you see what lie can and will do foi
Hon E. C. Apperson, a M cM inn
Dr Em hree has bought a house and you. E m b a lm in g skillfully done.
ville capitalist, wife and family wen
visiting their old tim e friends, Cap! lot in East Portland.
and Mrs. V. P. Fi»ke. Mrs A i'person
No one was ever sorry of having
W. L. Wells went to Oregon City
D a me nber of the famous Norwoo i • >n land business Tuesday and N. L eaten a t the George lu n c h counter.
family, of Howell prairie, whose group Butler th at day argued the Sears-Daly
***
picture was p r s e n t e l to Roosevelt ;.t ease before the suprem e court.
T he Salem soup works are building
Salem in order to convince him that
T h e wages of City Mai>h »1 J o h n M up a good trade in and around Dalla.-
the residents of Oregon were n o t fol
lowing o u t the practice of race su * G ra n t has been raised to $30 a m o n th . bicause all who use its p roduc t are so
well salitlied th at they want- no othei
ride. She has 12 brothers and sisier.-,
Mrs. Alice Embree.Sellers has been
all noted for h e a lth , good looks ami visiting at Montavilla near Portland. brand.
- a lions a ccom plishm ents.
Mr. Ap
Mrs. Lark H all’s brother, Mr. How
person put in a bid for our water
For dining room o r n a m e n ts and
ard, was drowned a t H e ppner.
works bonds Sa tu rd ay evening.
conveniences go »o th e Yokohama
T i n s . Halev, of Buena Vista, has l e a Store. T h e ir fine polished gl i»s
Avoid all drying in h a la n ts and u 6
ware is almost equ .1 to c u t gla-s, am
that which cleanses and heals t e out 100 cords of wood for m a r k e t.
their dinner sets and single piece
mem brane. E lv ’s Cream Balm is suci.
M iss Mildred Linville, g ra ndaugh
a renn dy and cures c atarrh easily and ter of H arrison Linville, once of P a r would adorn your table.
pleasantly C d I in the head vanish- ker, was m arried a t Corvallis las*
*%
es quickly
Price «50 cent» at dm.- w -ek.
Go to the New York Rack t f .
gi»t> nr by mail. “ C a ta r r h cau-ed dif
'ta n d a r d good» a t low *t prices. Hp*
ticulti in speaking and to a great ex-
Mrs. Julia Doty and her sister, Mi-
ial sale prices prevail every day n.
ten: loss of b e tr i n g . By the use n
Mattie Lee, who were raised ai Buen
•ne year. Drygoods, clothing an*
El ’a (T am Balm, dropping of mu Vista, have gone to live at Portland.
ooiweur to fit a n d to please e v e n
(‘mis has eetsed, v ice in I h* a r ::u.
•**dy. From the great crowds to 1»
C. G. G ra ham is to teach at F ir •cen I her** every day it would seem
hav greatly improved.—J. W David
vi«»w, R. W Swank at Stiver, Mr*. K-
son, attorney at law, M onm outh, ill
Mat the carnival h id come.
uer W< ods a t N «»1 til D m B hs , Mrs. V.
noi-e.
Split 1» a t Bethel, Miss Irene Carter a
F r - n k , son of Hon. J. L. Collin» smitlitteld, Miss Mvitle Davis at Sheri*
Stro n g ’s re staura nt lias 11 the deli
had n’ways had a hank* ring aft-
facies of i he season. Try a me» l
I -n .
murine engin eering, and after gr«*1
t here.
Ed. Coed, of Gooseneck, and Miss
listing from La Crc
academy tw
’Sva Francis, of For.land, were ms
ears ago went to San Franci-oo for
W. W. Zinii is conceded to be tli*
ed W ednesday af the home of t
f o u r years course i ti m arine
w»»r.
ride’s parents in th a t city. Each is leading confectioner in the city
Hi
Aft* r working all day he sp» nds iw
hours every e *eninu in a schooldevo* full worthy of the others life c o m p a n ice cream and cooling d inks are sim
ply delightful. F ru it of all kinds and
ed to Ids line of work. lie is cm plot ionship.
fine ¡reedi candies
ed in the Union iron Works, the owe
S u p e r in te n d e n t S ta rr, Prof. Rev
err of which speak of him in t h e hip
%*
est terms. T h at i-w h e re the edehra t md*l-, Miss Ella C a rpenter a nd Mis-
Ween you go to the carnival nex
Ednelle Collins ar« a tte n d in g the
ed Oregon was c onstructed.
t i t e teachers’ association in Portland. week be sure to leave y o j r team at tb
A Mr Knox who was a student at Miss E d ith Houck will spend the Meel bridge feed yard. T h a t is h e ad
qua rte rs of Dr. Keeler, the best veter
the La C reole academy over thirty su m m e r in California.
nary surgeon in the valley. Have
years ago when Prof. Oglesby amt
Miss Eva Roals is here from Nebra* you any »LcK animal.»?
Prof. Grubb« were its principals ha-
been hack after th irtv years absent** ka t** spend the su m m er with her nil
W. P. Peac*>ck. who killed A le xan
am ong his school day scene» ami *•*- le, W . H. Bnftl*.
der Kerr, was sentenced last Friday
socialious. I n the m eantim e n c a r h
Our Mr. John T albott has been ov
all the landm ark* had changed and er to Tillamook looking in to the feasa •in riling by Judge B urnett to be hung
on August 7th. T h at afternoon Hher-
he found b u t few fam ilia r faces.
bility of r t i n n i n g a railroad from there
tf Ford and Deputy H avter took him
to
Forest
Grove.
He
seem*
to
be
a
C ha m be rlain’» S to m ac h and Liver
•*> the pe nitentiary, where all execu
natu
ral
born
railroad
promotor.
j Tablets are just wh.it you need when
tions are to occur hereafter, th at lo
yon have no appetite, feel dull after
ng the first one since the new law
Cha«. H.inke, from n o rth of to
p*ting and wake np with a bad taste
has become a p a r tn e r of H e n ry Han- went into effect.
j j„ your m o u th .
T hey wiil improve ish in the bakery.
E ihel, the 7-year-old d a u g h te r of
your appetite, cleanse and invigorate
Ray Kimes, died at Falls City thi
Vour stom ach and give you a »-»lisli
Bryan A Son are p a r k in g and s h ip week.
»"r 5 M' r ,0,>d- r " r "*,e by WiUon ping their goods to Falls City.
J. G. Brown A Son have sold to F.
4 °
Mi** Agnes Gilbert has been cho**en K Hubbard a fine separator for dairy
j
queen
of
»be
Salem
carnival
whirl
Mis- El h el K e l t v , wh o h a s been
'•nr.
|>ri4j
Miss Nellie W i 11- will run all next w«**k. O nr carnival
iam»on, who has been tea ching at qneen, Mrs Anne D u n n , is to be the
Clierrv Grove, and Miss Mattie Wilcox, guest of the carnival com m itte e there.
whh has been teaching a t U*d Prairie,
WHIM All fill fâlU.
A. N. H adley and wife, who live in
Syrup TaatM i ¿ * « . C m
have all retu rned to their borne near the old academy build ing, have a cew
McCoy.
k y.
THE OLD REUi
'
C lo s e of P erryd ale S c h o o l.
Miss Rosa E. S m ith, of M onm outh,
closed our school or. tlie evening of
J u n e 19th with appropriate exercises.
The c hurch was beautifully decorated
with evergreens a nd roses. The arch
under which the class sat was covered
with evergreens, the background con
sisting of ferns, and from the c euter
hung a large horse shoe covered with
pink roses, their colors being pink and
gr«en. The children did their parts
well and deserve m u ch credit. Presi
de nt C. C. Poling gave a very instruc
tive address to the class and then
Superintendent. C. L. S ta r r presented
eighth grade diplomas in a very pleas
ing m anne r to Pearl Range, Carrie
Ftanerv and Ben. J. W erner.
Loved not W isely.
& a k in 6
POWDER
A bsolutely Paro
THERE ¡3 NO SU BSTITU TE
COUN TY CO URT.
PKOBATK.
Sibley, J.
Sarah Matthews was chosen guar
dian of the E. B. M artin m inor heirs.
T h e final report of the guardian «>!
Ed. D u n n was approved and he dis
charged.
T he inventory and appraisement of
the Milton T hom pson estate was filed.
H .s L a s t
H o p e R e a liz e d .
[From the Sentinel, Gebo, Mont.]
In the first opening of Oklahom a
to settlers in 1889, the edilor of this
psper was among tbe m any seeker*
after fortune who made the big race
one fine day in April. D uriug his
traveling about a n d afterwards bis
cam ping upon his claim he e n c o u n t
ered m uch bad water, which together
with t h e heat, gave him a severe diar
rhoea which it seemed almost impos
sible to check, and along in J u n e the
case became so bad be expected to
die. One day one of his neighbors
brought him one small bottle of
C h a m b e rlain ’s Colic, Cholera and Di
arrhoea Remedy as a last hope. A
big dose was given him while he was
rolling a bout on tbe ground in great
agony, and in a ft w m inutes tbe dose
was repeated. T be good effect of the
medicine was soon noticed and w ith
in an hour the pa tie n t was taking his
first sound sleep for a fortnight. T h a t
one little bottle worked a complete
cure, and he can n o t help b ut feel
grateful. The season for bowel disor
ders being a t band suggests this item.
For sale by Wilson Drug Co.
D.m. Hoffman, who hya lived on
Saltcreek for some 20 yeare, Ini. had
several experiences in the direction of
matrimony, b u t by the aid of bis
friends managed to escape tbe nets
set for him until n few m o n th s ago.
The story goes th a t in a lawyer’s of
fice in Salem he met a woman and
they formed a m utual adm iration so
NEW TO -D A Y .
ciety, which ripened into m atrim ony.
She went to his bomb, b ut thin gs be
Advertising umler this haading will cost 10 cents
came m onotonous and ehe drifted
back to the city. He bad some m o n for anytning under 15 words for one insertion or 25
cents for throe insertions.
ey and was persuaded to m ortg age his
home for $400 so t h a t they m ig h t go
east to visit his brother. Hbe manag-
YOUNG lady desires a position to do general
. \ housework. Inquire here.
I tbe finances, bought t h e ticket,
and they started, b u t be soon found
LOADS of good oat hay wanted at th is office.
himself drifting back hom e without
Caah paid.
wife or money. Such is t h e story in
Pe ter Cook, wife and d a u g h te r went p .rt with most of tile spice left out.
o the grand arm y e n c a m p m e n t at
)R sale or trade -a Peering mower and a McCor-
mick binder. Both in good repair. Samuel
Portland this week, and Mark Burch
S t a r t lin g E v id e n c e .
Orr, Rick reali.
assisted iu the store d uring their ab
Fresh testim ony iu great q u a n tity
sence.
is constantly coming in, declaring Dr
RRSH milch cows for sale by D, L. Keyt at Pei*
King’s New Discovery for C o n su m p
rydale.
Fred Koser is erecting a windmill tion. Coughs a n d Colds to he utieqital-
water tower and will soon build a fine ed. A recent expreasion front J. T.
UNCH of k e ,s with chain found in North Dallas.
residence.
McFarland, Bentorville, Va., serves as
The owner will pleatie call, pay for this notice
The m other of Manly and Orlando example. He writes: T had bruit- .mlgottiwm.
Martin was buried a t the Burch c e m e chilis for three yeara a n d doctored all
the time w ithout being benefited. 1 1HBRRIKS for sale at the Mt. Piegali fruit farm of
tery Sunday,
then began tak in g Dr. K i n g ’a New J H .S B u t i .
Discovery, and a few bottles wholly
F o u r th a t I n d e p e n d e n c e .
Great preparations have been made cured nte.’’ E qually effective in cur 1 A YEAR old gray mare weighing 1,100 pound* f**r
for a grand time. Big parade in the ing all lung and th ro at troubles, con I U ” »ale by J. M. Taber, three mile south of Slier-
morning, all the business houses and su m ptio n, pn e u m o n ia and grip. G ua r
lodges being represented by floats. anteed by all druggists. T ria l bottles
OME thrifty 2-month-old pig» for sale by A. Burk-
Exercises at the city park. Address free, regular sixes 50c and $1.
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halter, eouth of Dallas
by Hon. L. T. Harris, of E ugene Two
F a lls C ity , J u ly F o u r th .
beeves and six sheep will be ba rb ec u
A rrangem ents are being completed JTRAY A i ark gray pony, from tw<»to three
ed, but all hands should take lunch
old came to D. D. NachM sgal’» neat'Salt
baskets. Exciting game of base ball, for one of the biggest tim es t h a t ever S' ears
poaloffice lawt week.
hose contest and racing and some a u came along. T he procession will at
tomobiles will be there. Hon. F. A 10 o’clock m arch to the park, where
1 1 4 INCH grub oak wood for sale at 75 cent» a
Patterson will be president of the day, there will be band music, singing and 1 0 “ tier n the gri
Prof. E. M. S m ith will read the De speaking, to be followed by an old mile» Durili of Dalla».
claration of Independence, Rev E G fash ion* d basket dinner. In tbe af
Wigmore will serve them as chaplain ternoon the e will be a horse race, a .V)R THE BEST 8AW FD CEDAR SHINGLES IN
the county and
and Lyman Damon will be grand m ar pony race, a race by girls, one by boy*
and a nother for everybody. To i n K nar at Rick reali.
slial.
crease the funjthere will h a sack and
a wheelbatr w nice and one by the
CRO W LEY.
THIRTY TWO INCH ADVANCE SEPARATOR
and bundle rack» fo< »ule or trade by C mm
hree legged fellows. Several chaps
F ra n k Glover ami son Evert have will eat pie for pay and o th ers will Gilman at Iti* kreali.
<e turned from easte rn Oregon with try to clim b a greased pole
Fire-
• nne horse*. While th ere E veret wojks will go off and up a t 9:30 in
n r o ir r 01 l w a n t e d t o d o g e n e r a l
Cali on Thom»» Jeimiiig», near
killed a jack rabbit and a kangaroo the evening. There will be several Zena houMework.
or addre»» him It. K . D. No. 1 . N u . c i p .
at.
Mains t > and from Dallas.
Seth Riggs went to the pionee r re-
Y w.fe having left me the public are hereby
S o m e Lo o a l H isto ry .
warned that after thm «late, June, ID >8, 1 »,11
* 11 lion at Portland.
be responsible fur any bill» »he may contract.—
I n the early fifties Theodore T h a r p not
W J Udefl formerly of this plact; erected a $20,000 grist mill whe*e VViu Dodson
iarrowly escaped the H ep p n er Hood, Falls City now stands. W hea t was
laving left there the m ornin g before then worth $5 a bti.-hel and he sold / t o o l ) e*ght horse power for sale cheap at 13*
\JT Court street in Salem.
;t came
(lour at $5 a sack
H un d re d s of p.iCK
J L. G»y is cultivating his pru n e m ile s were load« d a t t h a t mil) with
OOD fresh Jersey cow wautnd. Leave w #rd at
thta office.
orchard an I Mark and K >e Holmes Hour for the California mines. He al
are hauling wood from ihe Allen place so had a saw mill ju sl above the grist
mill. At the same time tons of Hour
Lavel eeparatora (or sale on easy installm ent
M'»« Alice S m ith h is measels, and were being taken from N esm ith ’s mill
term s. See sample at Brown’s creamery in
G W. P- wiherer is making fence,
«altas.
m mule* to the mines in Northern
Mrs. No.ia W hite, of Salem, has California. In 1855 Gee». Tillotson and
.D PAPERS IN PACKAGES OF 5« FOR MALE
cen visiting Demp»ey Glover and Solomon Tetherow erected a saw mill
office foi 15 cents, also blank notes and
*m the L u ckiam ute atiove T h a r p ’s mo tg at a g this
far ley Bly has gone to the coast.
is and all kinds of leva! blank».
mill and furnished m aterial for many
In plowing w« t ground (’ass Rigg? buildings down in the valley. The
IIEN YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL ANYKIND
iuds water in the furrows
house recently moved from opposit*
W of stock or poultry here is the best place to
the home of Monroe Miller haa a his lei y<un wants bo known.
Jo h n Vernon and J o h n Ellis, win» tory in connection with said null. I) i
have been in very poor h* altli for the corner wher3 Dr. H a y te r ’s new ; f HAVE MONEY T o LOAN AT ALL TIMES AT
home now stai ds George Tillotson 1 the very beet rates obtainable.— H. G. Campbell.
M i m e month*, were worse this week.
erected it in 1859, the laud having o r
George Bowie* is to erect a new iginally belonged to Solomon Shelton,
ONE Y TO LOAN ON IMPROVED FARM PRO
dwelling near the property of Presi who donated it to La Creole academ, .
p. rt> at usual rates by Oscar H ayter, Dallas,
tent Poling in th e southwest p a rt of After living there for 18 years Mr. fi -
tuWU.
lotson sold it to J. L. Collins, who oc- | o n e y t o l o a n a t e PER CENT ON FA I. II
copied the premises for a dozen years, |
J. L. COLLINS, Dallas.
sec
icurity.
A sister of Mrs. C. L. Hopkins with
her children arrived at Falls city til**
week. T he sisters had lieen a p a r t for
S IB L E Y * EAKIN
w k (': a„ property.
ten years.
Tli* re will be childrens day exercia-
Final Settlem ent.
r* at tbe Method»*!church ne xt Hun
• lay «veiling. Miss Pollock, who is
a prom inent teacher in the Colorado
J O T U ’F. IS HFP.KKY ulVF.N TN A T TH E I V-
Igned haa flled ber linai ac< ount a» r x -
| normal school, and i* spending the
ol Adam E.
WtÌMMt
SCOTT 5 EMlLwOfl w e t maM • ' j utrt* fd thè calate
1 sum m er with her parents here, will
ano Hatiirdav, July 25, ItiOS. at l*>
I hump luck itraight. n«tth«r will It makt « j deceaaed,
oYlock, p. m., of baiti day, at thè eonnty court h«*u*e,
I help t*» m ake the exercises of unusual
. ihort it, Ion*, but K I t* d s toft bom
of Polk eounty, Oregon, haa been fUed by llo n , J.
interest.
E » ib lei, Judgr of thè countv court for sani eounty,
I and hob diKUtd Wm *nd b »mon< {
*a tbe tinte and piare for thè hearing «>f thè sanie
Ur tew (cmim. meant ot
T h e new baker of T. A. Higgs fully
All persona intereaU»! in aaid mattar are hereby no-
tifle-l to appear at sani lim e and show cause, if any
understand* bis business, bis o u tp u t
there I»e. why aaid a c o u n l should noi he appruv.*»
Being as good a« your m other or your
and thè Scemint settled and cinse*.
Dallas, Oregon, J n n e 24. IWXt.
j g r a n d m o th e r ever made. It will make
MARY C. WILSON,
your m outh water to l«>ok »t tbe bak
E ie utrix of thè essate of Adam K. VViUen, «i
«1.
ery goods In bis sb*»W case.
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