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FR E D . J. W AGNER has just put in one of the “ Barcus” HORSE-SHOEING devi es. It is the latest thing out for »hoeing horse» and he has the best equipment and can do the liest h o i>» -»hoeing there is done in the county. He has the best of help and therefor can hack up w hat In* says. J u s t give him a trial and be convinced. There is no U t t e r work put out than is put out at this »hop. promptly obtained in all eonniripa, or WO *rc. 1 .'2ADC-MASKS, < tv. . .4.(1.'! t -I I.- ia L »»..1 M i- U ■ 1.1 oi ■ ■ '.I r I r e p o r t t»u paienialniiiy. all S TRICTLV CCNAIOr:i7«i.L. ».Via !i< •: D r .M i LES'ÀNÌT Heädash MEETS A PECULIAR DEATH. Girl Fall» in Faint and Break* Her Neck on Couch. Fifteen minute* after Minn Lillian K. Wyman, 2D years old, employed »■» a wait re- in the Point Defiance pavilion, ar Tacoma, ha«l '¿one to an iiiMtaira room, in the pavilion, rec ntly, «lie wu.i found dead hy a ¿ill friend. Mia« M ;* man, in Iwdicved t«< have I k *"H *»« z«*d hy a fainting spell and in falling, »truck a couch ill the r<*o:n, breaking her neek. She ia survived hy her mother. Mrs. Lena Mosemun, of Independence,Ore., a brother and two »inter». ! N euralgia | S ciatica . i R heumatism ! B ackache . j P ain inchest j D istress in ! STOMACH. Charles O’ I » r i • n. a farmer, who ref* ides northwest <>f Independ •nee, w ill expeii- mi-.it the coming •»%»• <m with a m w va* i i ty .it hai h v which lie g o t t h i " .gh ; • «• Salem Brewing Or., of Salem. 'I hi» harlev i i n t e r . ied ior brewing purpo»- a ! ì it.- yield i - said t » lie higher than m *t other varieties. It i» stato*! b\ GOOD NEWS Washington, D. C. Many Dallas Readers Have Heard and Profited Thereby. STEYEUS “ Good news travels fast,” and the hundreds of bad back sufferer las are glau to h-arn that nron is within their reach. Many weak and aching back is bad no more, thanks to Doan’s Kidney Pills, Bella- hie people are tt lling the good news ci if their experience with the old Quaker Remedy. Here is an example wortl reading: Mrs. Sarah Burright, living in Inde \\ e used pendence, Ore., say» amily and Doan's Kidney Fills in ¡it remedy found them to be an e> husband lor kidney complaint •k ami re- was suffering from a Ian the rente* eeived but little benefit Iso annoy* dies he tried. My son v dueys. In ed hy a weakness of tl Iney Fills both instances Doan’s i I had a i ured the trouble and bearing dow n sensation a tiled, languid feeling 1 decided t Doan’s Kidney Pills. They proved M/ fTCro p d estroying / fu rre d a n d feathered )pesto a re made s h o r t shrift of with a reliable, unerring S T E V E N S . C-For Sport or Se rv ice ST E V IiN S R I F L E S — SHOTGUNS P I S T O L S are unsurpassed. HIGH IN Q U A LITY L O W IN PR IC E If yon cannot obtain from yonr Dskr, w« ihlp direc t, azpiosJ p epald, upon receipt of Cata- log Trie«. Always lniiat on 8TEVEN8 when ordering. j T isí.. Bend B cente In lUmpi for 160-Page Dlnitrated and Dcai rlptlve Catalog. Kepi te with BTEVEN3 and general lironrm Information. T ry O ne ^”7777777^7777777777^ They Relieve Pain Quickly, leaving no bad After-effects 7 77777Z'777777777777//‘ Y T a k e o f the L it t le T a b l e t s ! S leeplessn ess ex lu i /< ly. »urpuauiff n-ferew < i. Wideawake inventor* Bhoi-M triveour Imnd- hook on How tool.i.unaiKl Sell patents, ' i - \ entiiNi* will pAy.I low to n<-t a partner Ando ' r valuable informal ion. Sent free to any addrata. .501 Seventh St. Headache t ^ F O R ^ O’Bryuti Will Grow fete wing Deiiey. D. SWIFT & CO If you have P a i n a n d the is When it comes to NOME OF T H E M ARE IN IT W I T H SIMONTON & SCOTT REPORTED WEEKLY 11Y U. 8 . LOUOHARY Wheat, a bushel, $1. Bran, a ton, $25 LX). Shorts, a ton, $30. Data, a bushel, 45 cents. Flour, a barrel. $4.75. Flour, a sack, $! 25., ( ’orn meal, $2 5d a cwt. Potatoes, a Ini9hel, 40. Butter, a pound, 20eents. Lard, a pound, 12’a c -nts. Bacon, sides, a pound, 121 cents. Hams, a pound, 15 to 17 cents. Shoulders, a pound, 1 2 ' cents. Eggs, a dozen, 15 cents. Chickens, a dozen, $3 $5. Dried fruits, a pound, 6 @ 15 cents. Beets, a pound, 2 cents. Turnips, a pound, 2 cents, Cabbage, a pound, 2*-« cents. Onions, a pound, fib* cents. Beans, a ]>ound, 5 8 cents. Corn meal, a pound, 3 cents Hay, a ton. $10 $15. J . II. .Mulkey was in town. Monday from ids farm north of Monmouth. Mr. Mulkey runs sheep ami goats on his farm and heretofore lias derived asplen did revenue from them, l’lie recent fall in the price «o' wool and ui< hair will ef fect tiie wool growers of Polk county very seriously. B«*cent quotations ar»* 101 o cents for wool and 13 cents for mo hair. It will be observed that, this cut is l»*si than omvhalf wh it.wool formerly sold at. What the growers are going to do to meet this situation is not yet de termined, but in all probability, accord ing to Mr. Mulkey, this fall in price w ill result in a thorough organization of the wool ami mohair growers of tin* Wil- Round T ic k e ts Only ANO GOOD FOR 29 DAYS T ic k e ts on PERFORM ANCES AT 2 AND 8 SOUTHERN PACIFIC LI .E S IN OREGON) Most pains are of local origin—a “ crick” in the back, a twinge of rheu matism, a soreness all over arising from a cold—are all cured hy outside applications. The quickest safest and most certain method is Allcock’s Plast er, known the world over as a universal remedy for pain. They never fail they act promptly, they are clean and cheap. You can go right ahead with your w«»rk w hile tlu* heating process goes on. S i x ty years use has given them a great rep utation. f “ s u n . P. M MON. 3 L 4 19 Ï 3 TUE w kò T V ¿ 1 3 S O »y £ i l 4 15 16 18 Y9J80 21 ! 2 7 84 .2 5 2 ( i SA T. 1 G 7 5 r i r M F U I. T r tu . 1 2 8 3 8 8 . J IT A L Y \ i \ 8 Oaring Aerialisls 2 3 IfoRRY C lowns 4 2 V Y jr DOUBLE \ r o u ffo K -4 LENliTH Y d 1 0 L o v e l y L a d i e s o f F a u l t l e s s F o r m in C o»« P o s e s o n n G re a t R e v o lv in g P e d e a tn l \ R. R. CARsXv v 11 Arabian Tumbler O e le T a ra te C . this county, ami Judge Galloway, after going over the matter, thought it would !»»• less expen <• the eout.tv to try it in nn-dher »»unity. .m l on the showing made hy 1 lemhrce’s attorneys, granted ¡i « h.-nige of \»n .«• to IN »Ik county. after •dclinii'g to send he cast to Yamhill • unity The » i t nit court in Folk com - tv will convene at Dallas in two wteks, w hen Hetnbree will he tried I k folt* Judge Burnett. Tillamook Headlight. Corvailis & Eastern Railroad Chicago St. Louis St. Paul Omsha Kansas City Both »vny* through Portlan d Arrivo* at ('orinili Arrivo* at Albini) Good for rvturn in in days with sto p over p riv i leges at pleasure w ithin lim its. Leaves A lban y .......................... Leave* G orvaLls ........ .................. A rrives a t Y aq u in a REMEMBER W DATES Trains to and from Detroit F or an y fu rth er inform ation ra il on i. X. Wot ills. L ocai . A gent , Lee ve* A lbany A rrive» et D etroit 350 HORSES W laartc,'! '«It.it Cycliit« in* Bollir Skill Y IO RvLviess Ro »gii Ridar \j(W ShüTLAND FUNY BALLI \ Marvelous P i f n r f t m useum Double Menagerie Y l ^ A e n a iis l* S u p re m e Real Romän Hippodrom^ ^ How do You Like Thii? I h o O n ly L a d y in ih o E n u r e W o r l d w h o t h r o w s S O M K Il « A U L T S o n t h e N a k e d B a c k o f m S w if tly R u n n in g H o r i* Tlnindfrine Roman Chariot Races Y \ Y ^ S* SEALS ft SLA L I O N S Y ^ COMPLETE JAPANESE CIRCUS 9 SENSATIONAL E Q U I U B R I S T S V r ^ C T U "Onty Lady Japanese Artists in Ameiica v ^ i T ^ _ h 20 Jktttnnlshing A croba ta Tlmre i«» a gn*:tt variety <»f republic;! s Frcachins Sumlov morning ami even ing. Sundiy school at U:45. F.pworth in this gtanl old state of Oregon, since league a* b 30. Fray»T*ineet'nig Thurs the primary law came into vogue. There are the real old-fashioned kind, day evenitìg.~M. F. Dixon, pastor. »vliich vote the ticket because it repre sent- a principle. But this kind seems H »nti8T cu nten . to be growing scarcer each succeding Preaching Sunday morning and even- el*»«*tion. There are the near kind, which arc almost persuaded to vote the g. Sin . 1 1 : i \ school at 10. B. Y. F. •> ■’(>. Frayer meeting Wixinesilay ticket. And then again there are those icpu: Leans (so-called) with populistic . g.— I II. Baughton, pastor. tendencic«. and the demagogic kind, which forget then ire principles at stake and vote for the individual in stead of the party. The latter kind are morning and ov growing very numerous. They ar»* the Pteaclnmg ening. Sum ad at 10. Christian kind who »ay they Indmve somewhat in Prayer meeting •(K*ialism, hut if they could analiz»* their EltllMVO : I). J . Be» ker. pastor. own minds they would reallv s»*e that I htirttduv »*\ « they are anarchists, not socialists. F»»r, as w»* nmli*rstan»l tin* hr»*ad definition CHRISTIAX CHURCH «*f the two terms, socialism and an Prea. hing Sunday morning and » veil archy: socialism means the highest ing l»ii !»• school at 10 Senior type of government by the governed, t hristian Kndeuvor at 0:30. Bible class while anarchy means no government, ami prav*M meeting Thursday evening. hut chaos.—Sump'er American, repuo- A. t ’. L’orbin. pastor. V. \ ' \ T H IG H E S T J U M P IN G H U R S E s Y . ^ HERDS HEREON,TIINti E L E P H A N T y s & CAMELS, LLAMAS AND BOS INDICUS Y \ ' 1 C A K E W A L K IN G H O R S E S \ f? V A TRAINED IMPORTED ARABIAN STALLIONS KY » NOKI.ICA1. CHURCH. T n «O E M a r k s D e s ig n s Y " C o p y r i u h t s Ac. Anyone «ending a «ketrh and desertptfon may «Tnlokly ascertain our opinion free whether an Invention la probably patentable. Comiminlcu- tlonaatnctly eonUdcntlul. HANDBOOK on Patent* Bent free. Oldest airenry for aerurlug patents. I’.-itonta taken throuah Muun A Co. receive L tv. - Corvallis................................ 6-00*p.m. A rrives at A lb a n y ........................................ 6 ; «0p. ni. N ’»». 11--- Leave* Corvallis ............................ 11:30 a. ra Arrives at Albany ......................... U ;1 > a. m All of tin* above train eonbect with Southern Pacific train* fmtii at Albany an«l (’orvalli*, as »veil as trains for Detroit, living dire<-t service to Newport and Bretcnbush Hot Springs. For further information apply to OKO. F. NEVI NS, Gen. Fas. Agent, Albany Oregon. handsomely Illustrated weekly. Lament ctr- latiun o f any sclentlll« Journal. Terni*. f3 a ;»r: four month*, f l. Sold by all newsdealer*. IUNN & Co.36’B«-d-»- New York Branch Office, 636 F 8t„ Washington, D. C- H. TT. 1.1vo. A gent. C>»rvall|* Wants Marc of it. The people of Oregon hive dually »■iime to their sense» politically, ami have stepped out ImMlv f«»r indepen dence trom ring rule, with Statement \ *. 1. There are other things, they can take the lead in. and we hope thev will. For instance, take the initiative in abolishing iiie elt-vtor.'.l c*>l!ege and the F . senate, have onlv the hon»e o f A well know n Manitolmeditor writes : repri'sentatives. Men who represtmt “ A- an inside w«*-ker I rind ('hatulier- the pt*ople. and not cornoratkms. The laiu’s "»Minadi and Liver Tablets inval electnrial cotlege is a useless aptn*mlage uable f«»r the touches of hilHoasneas to the country. It juggles with the natural lo .-»»lentar? life, their action pinuiar vote o f the people. an»l we want l»eing gentle and effective, clearing the indeed t«» he fre** from all such useleea digestive tract ami the head.” Price Utnds Take the iniative in all etich 35 cents. For sal« by Stafrin Drug Go. thing-« for the g»s>l of the country.— Mt. Scott Newt, Preaching Sunday morning and even ing. Sunday school at 10. Christian ! ml» avor at Hr.'lO. Prayer meeting Thuts*lav evening.— N. W. Sager, past or. Gentle and Effective. I)e\\ m o lts I Stafrin Ola I dale iii her fin i Ed I niuttoi to the Rev. oecupi' churel DeM are pr short and ui tion » Stafri A- ¥ * * «i «i f ti * ti ti ti ti ~r Y v Scores of Trained Wild BeastsY \ Lea»»*» A lbany A rrive* at f'nrvallii Trains for Albany Car» I you ivi 1808 . May 4, 18 June 5, 6, 19, 20 July 6, 7. 22, 23 August 6, 7, 21, 22 L**av» * YmpiinH Leave.* C o rv allis . A rrives at A lbany Preaching hours at 11 ami 8, J . F. dress f Suv» their < grove deuce Leav»** A lbany A rrive* a t C orvatti* CHURCH DIRECTORY i M ¡88 styles Don’ at the Com ords. catolo I * . »*•»•« A lbany A rri»«•*at Cur» allia j P*111 , r|'*1 Mr. home i Ono IV a y via California. L* h ves A lbany. A rriv e * a t C«»rvalH*. ,” 11 ^ *> !l A. U his hou T1CKKTS W ILL HK ON* SA LE Tl M K T A It LE No. li Trains from and to Yaquina Leave* Corvallis .. Arrive« at Albany M. K CHt’ HClT P E O P LE Y Y Cured of Rheumatism, Mr.Win. llenrv, of ( ’hattanoga A lar tlie Me From Dallas, Or WNI . ¡YcMURRAY 2 2 F amous E questrians ; For h < ieorj town tl W IL L BE M ADE T H I S S E VHOX BY T H E A Great Outside Remedy. if m Kirk M. H EAST 1 (o (& Sheepmen Should Organize. T h e C o u r t St Crocors LOW RATES MARKET REPORT (o A T 3A M F R A N C I S C O OF PO R TLAN D Never Sold in Eulk ‘/W 77m 7J^ 77//7/y. 7M//7/7 Change of Venue Granted & TO S E E T H E FLEET W AY / PRECINCT OFFICERS. lamette valley. The mohair growers are oigani/ed to spine extent in the val ley, hut their organization is almost identical with that of sheep, and in all The official canvass of the vote of tiktlihood they will unite with sheep- Polk county »hows the nomination of men in organization.—West Side. justices of the peace and constables as follows: District No. 1—O. E . Focht, demo- cart, justice; Forrest Craven, democrat constable. Attorneys McCain and Vinton, who District No. 2—0 . G. Savage, republi are representing A. J . Hembree, who is charged with the murder of hi.- wife at can, justice; Marion Putnam, repupli- Hand.ake, made a motion for a change can, constable: John Holmes, demo- of vt*».uo. claiming that the defendant ciat, justice. District No. 3— Hardy Holman, repub was unable to obtain a fair trial in tins Articles published in the lican, justice; John A^hbaugh, republi countv _ , with the fact that a number can, co nstable; Lester Butler, democrat, of the citizens hud signed a protest jus tice; Frank Kersey, democrat, con against Governor Chamberlain parolling stable. District No. 4— Frank Butler, republi Hembree ior the muruer of his tlaugti- ter, were made special point to show can, justice; G. L. McMurphy, repuoli- tli.it tlie people oi this county had made can, constable; E. Lipton, democrat, up their minds in the case and that justice; A. U. Lewis, democrat, consta Hembree could not get a lair trial, ble. District No. 5—J . H. Moran, republi District Attorney Ah Nary, .»ho was ready to try the ease at this term of the can, constable; B Wilson, democrat, jus circuit court, did uot oppose the change tice. District No. fi—H. G. Keyt, repúbli of venue very strongly, as there would Is-great difficulty in obtaining a jury in ca i. justice: no constable nominated. J . S T E V E N S A RM S T O O L CO. P. 0 . Box 4098. Chicopee Fall9, Mass. BY G one T R Y T I I K BF.sT 5 -C K N T L i t . \H IN T i l s : C! : Y I l ! 0 O b 'w i g — H G 8 iV Also th« KING ALFRED Bit Cigar S U N K B K TT K K HORACE WEBSTER’S CONFECTIONERY P P P P RR» P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P O