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■I i th e polk county item izer . UNDER THE BIG CLOCK. What Our County Officials Have Done Since Our Last Issue. PORTLAND HOTEL ARRIVALS j Thursday : C. Cox, Falls City. Admitted to the second class of mail matter. Mis. C ox , Falls City. T. Edgar, Fails City. Friday: Kov Smith, Monmouth. J. kadek, Monmouth. C. W. Miller, Dallas, c. W. Tavlor, Falls City. V. P. FISKE. F. C. McKinzie, Falls City. J. (}. Dennis, Falls City. J. T. Hughes, Fulls City. Itemizer,one year in advance ........ . ................*1 fj® W. F. MeMurphy, Falls City. SUBSCRIPTION' With Weekly Oregonian or Semt-weekly Journal.............. - w Saturday: With Oregon Woodman ......................................................... 1 75 Tom Edgar, Falls City. R. l>. Cooper Independence. J. S. Cooper, Independence. OISoo, 257 MITTITAT 1 Office, 11 I,. P. Traver, Monmouth. Nil 11 A l. j Residence, 1401 BELL 1 Residence, 113 Felix Noel, Rickreall. A. N. Robinson, Falls City. A. Robinson, Falls City. W. R. Stokes, Dallas. Patronize One Another for the Upbuilding o f Town and County. Mrs. stokes, Dallas. Sunday: It. Dar man, Independence. During the last few days that the We wonder if Harvey Scott is after K. C. liam ptor, Dallas. S. Hay, Independence. a place in the cabinet, or does lie still colonist rates were effective more than Mrs. (lay, Independence. cherish the fond hope of yet being 1200 people cam e to Oregon on on e Tuesday: enveloped with the senatorial toga? way tickets to make the state their Tin».. Bowman, ltallston. permanent home. E. E. Irvine, Butler. Rather Bryanesque, that. Mrs. R. McLennan, Dallas. Y ou can not make printers believe Wednesday: Now that all the dem ocratic editors Miss A. M. Long, Dallas. arc having their say as to who they that work is plentiful. On the Pacific M. Thompson, Falls City. const there are about half a dozen Wm. M cllardy, Dallas. would have nominated for the presi R. E Williams, Dallas. dency instead of Bryan, we would re applicants for every job and in the T. Hulev, Dallas. peat our choice of last spring— Judge east it is even worse. Alva McDonald, Falls City. Gaynor, of New York Prosperity has lieen rife in all part8 T H U R S D A Y , N O V . 12, 1908. We carry ROYAL BREAD Fresh every day Special 10c $ 1.10 Grape Nut, per package Holly Cream, per Dozen - Just Arrived 10c White Figs, per pound - 25c Apricots, new pack - 20c New Almonds, per pound - * and Royal Club Corn, Cut Stringless Beans, Sifted Sugar Peas, Early Green Sifted Peas. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. G W C h ap m a n ............................. 38 60 John S ch in d ler................................... 54 6 0 , Scott & Butler Lum ber C o ....... 35 22 J D Congers et ux to Ann E Blod gett, 283 acres, t9 s , r 6 w ......... 2500 O regon & W ashington S e w e r.. Audrey L Herman ami hd to Mrs. Pipe C om p a n y......................... 1? 76 j V F Daniel, land in Monmouth 1 T o ta l........................................ $3,048 14 W J Cochrane to A J Barham et ROYAL CLUB PINE APPLE al, 6.25 acres, 18 s, r 5 w ......... 156 ELECTIONS Ira F M Butler to Maggie wnd Al B W ilso n ...........................................$ 18 40 j ice Butler, lots in M onm outh.. J D W in n ........................................ 20 Proof 1» inexhaustible that I) J Dove to C Mitoma, 159 acres 2 40 8 s, r 4 w ........... *...................... 6000 J W K irk la n d .............................. Lydia K. Plnkliam*» Vegetable M t D Campbell, a<lmx,to It and A Polk County Item izer.................. 88 55 | Compound carries wonieu safely Campbell 325 acres, t 6 s, r 5 w 1875 F K H u b b a rd ................................ 6 30 through the Change of Lite. M B Young et ux to A J and L M J 00 Barham, lot in Dallas ............. $ 600 Ira C P o w e ll.................................. *♦ ♦ *******♦ ****♦ ********♦ ' > Read the letter Mrs. E. Hanson, Mary James S im o n to n ............................ 1 1° j F Hayes to William Hayes 304 K. L o n g St., C olu m bu s, Ohio, M Crane et ux to R M Harris, J J B u rch ...................................... 3 00j Hi writes to Mrs. l* in k h a m : 10 acres, t 7 e, r 3 w ................... 1000 G H Craw ford ............................ 3 00 “ I was passing through the Change Arch K Lewis et ux to John M of Life, and suffered from nervous Boyer, 80 acres, t 6 8, r 4 w ___ 500 Clarence W h itm a n ..................... 10 00 K C E ld rid ge................................ 6 00 ness, headaches, and other annoying K O Harmon et ux to Frank symptoms. Mv doctor told me that Barber, 50 acres, t 6 s, r 6 w . 2000 I O O F, No. 60 ........... •.............. 6 50 Do you need Wood? In pre ______ __________ _ Com Lydia E. P'mkham’s Vegetable II M Peebles et ux to Edna A Gor Judges and clerks of election . 766 00 paring to place your order pound was good for me, and since tak don and Blanche Ileus, lots in 5 00 ders remember that 1 am ing it I feel so much better, and I can ^ Dallas ............................................ 1300 B W ilso n ........................................ able to furnish JfOQ nil kinds again do ray ow n work. I never forgt ,®*J[FraficNi M Donaldson et ux to H H o lm a n ....................................... 3 00 of slab wood from either of to tell iny friends what Lydia E. Pink- Thomas I) McClain, lots in Bu T o ta l............................................. $922 45 the Dallas sawmills, at the ham's Vegetable Compound did for me ena Vista...................................... 525 PAUPER, INSANE AND INDIGENT SOLDIER8 l>£st possible rates, Semi in during this trying period.” C A Grayet al to B F Boughey 205 your orders by either phone. $ 76 00 acres, t 9 », r 6 w ........................ 3000 C E H u n tley.......................... FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. Evan Mutual 1196; Bell 443. Evans et ux to Z M Knight Dove & W illia m s ......................... 55 16 About the only way for Govenor ) of Oregon, and all th eelection had to do For thirty years Lydia E. Pink- et ux, 24 acres, t 7 s, r 5 w ....... 1 J K N ea l.......................................... 10 00 ham’s Vegetable Compound, made David M Guthrie to Charles W C h a m b e r la in to reap his senatorial with it one one way or the other was I * Miunich, 61 acres, 1 8 s, r 5 w . . 100 Conkey & W a lk e r ....................... 13 00 from roots and herbs, has been the a m b i t io n is for him to turn republi to give some men an excuse to wait. i * W P F is h e r.................................... 10 00 standard remedy for female ills, Now that even that is useless, people c a n . That is providing the Pulton Marion P u tn a m ...................... 7 10 and has positively cured thousands of If Jonathan are closing great contracts, and build c r o w d keeps in control, 5 60 women who have been troubled with Estate of A. J. I’ urvine, deceased; C L C rid er...................................... Frank Kersey, the genial manager displacements, inflammation, ulcera inventory and appraisment filed and ap Nancy Brouse .............................. :* 4 4 4 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 5 00 has tbe say in Oregon, Chamberlain ing activity will be more marked than at nny tim e during the history of the of our cillege basket ball team, attend tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities, proved. C A R o b in so n ................................ 12 00 has vet a chance. ed a meeting of the several interested periodic pains, backache, that liear- Estate of Albert IV. Fowler, deceased West Salem Supply C om pan y.. 10 00 state. colleges at Salem last Thursday, and tng-down feeling, flatulency, indiges final account beard ami approved ; o r 5 00 Crowds are meeting the fanning assisted in framing the following sched tion, dizziness or nervous prostration. dered that distribution be made as D G D o v e ........................................ A noticeable feature of the last ule of games for the following season : demonstration train at every station. prayed for and administratrix discharg D G M eador........... ..................... H 00 Why don’t you try it ? Willamette University—February 12 G W Chapman ............................ 10 00 Through the co-operation of the election was, ns usual, that many o! at Portland Y . M. C. A .; February l.'t Mrs. Pinkhnni Invites nil sick ed. 7 50 Estate of Robert Riley, deceased—fi F S W ils o n .................................... P olk ’s residents did not know how to at M. A. A. C .; January 13 at McMinn w o m e n to write her for advice. Oregon Agricultural College and rail She lias guided thousands to nal account approved anil administrator T o ta l..............................................$297 36 D A L L A S, OREGON road interests which have made this vote. S a n e voted for the presidential ville; January 22 at Pacific college; health. Address, Lynn, Mass. Everything in confection-1 discharged. , . , , March 5 at Dallas, CURRENT EXPEN8ES possible, lots of good is being done nominees, sonic for both, some for two | 1)nl|.19_D ecem ber IS at Pacific Col All kinds of meats. Estate of William Miller, deceased— ery and tropical fruits Pacific Coast Stamp W o rk s .. $ 4 20 final account allowed and administrator towards the encouragement of divorsi on a ticket, etc. Such ballots were lege ; January 8 at Willamette Univer Polk County O bserver............... 105 90 discharged. thrown out, as they should he. Any sity ; January 30 at McMinnville; March fied and intelligent farming. 12 at Portland Y. M. C. A .; March 13 Estate of Sarah M. Gibson, deceased G lass & P ru dh om m e................. 96 64 child of reasonable age could have at M. A. A. C. —inventory and appraisment filed. C G C o a d ........................................ 65 52 The Itemizer was the only paper cast n presidential ballot, and there McMinnville—Noveml>er28 at Dallas; Highest market price 2 76 Estate of Emily Foreman, deceased Ross E Moores & C om pa n y----- January 22 at Portland Y. M. C. A .; in Polk county to furnish its own was no excuse for those errors. paid for fat stock. — final account set for hearing Thurs Pacific Telephone & Telegraph January 23 at M. A. A. ( .; February C om pa n y................................. 11 70 day, December 10, at 10 o ’clock a. in ; service of election returns. They North Main Street 5 at Willamette University; February 3 79 resignation of Ira Foreman, adminis W N M cL a u g h lin ......................... were full and complete in every par In entering the field of journalism | 20 at Pacific College. T o ta l..............................................$290 51 trator, accepted and Oscar Hayter ap M. A. A. C.— December 12 at Dallas; DALLAS Total o f all claim s allowed $4,558.46 ticular, and lasted until 2 next m orn and taking tbe position of editor of pointed administrator. December 18 at Willamette University: ing. We are here to serve the people Outlook, president Roosevelt is mak February 20 at McMinnville; January Number of schools in session .......... 58 In re-guardianship of Mason, minors; Number of pupils remaining last and give the news of Polk county, ing tbe big mistake of bis life. H e i s 1 Oat Pacific College; March 19 at Port month, boys, 388; girls, 404; total, 792. Amy F-. Mason appointed guardian on filing bond of $150. land Y. M. C. A. Number of new pupils registered dur and come pretty near doing it. possessed of very few qualifications to ' Pacific College—November 27 at Port ing month, boys, 841 ; girls, 746; total insure the success of such a venture. land V. M. C. A .; November 28 et M. A. 1587. One issue that has been prom inent Most anyone with the requisite brains A. C .; December 11 at McMinnville; Number of pupils leaving one school Wm. E. Wright and Mary Sampson. 15 at Dallas; January 29 at and entering another school, boys, 10, in the present campaign will remain could bold down tbe job of president, ¡January Edwin Jacobson and Meda Holman. Willamette University girls, 9; total 19. Earl V. Barham and Nettie L. Wells. before the people until it is settled as lie has m illions of party adherents Portland Y. M. C. A.— December 5 at Number of pupils having been drop At the residence of the bride’s par PROGRAM Dallas; January 2 at M. A. A. C. ; Feb right, regardless of how the election ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wells, at | to applaud everything he says and ruary 27 at Willamette University; ped and then readmitted, boys, 31, Thursday and Friday: goes. That is the question of publici j docs. As an editor it would be entire March 27 at Pacific College; April 3 at girls, 33; total 64. high noon, on Wedueaday, November Total number registering during r. s. to w. W. Chappell. — PICTURES— ty. The demand for publicity has l y different. He has to make good Mc M inn ville. 11th, Rev. M. B. Young united in the year, boys, 1270, girls, 1192; total 2462. u. s. to w. W. Boone. When snmmei has passed in Tile Younger Brothers Number of pupils dropped during these northern states,the sun holy bonds of matrimony Mr. Earl V. grown out of the campaign corruption or sutier great financial loss, and not Postmaster Coud hardly expects to month, boys, 81, girls 78; total 159. Scenes—Little Jim kidnapped and the is only mild under the bright Barham and Nettie Wells. Only a few that has marked the course of the even his great name could save him. get into his new quarters before Decem father murdered bv tbe Jay Haw k Number of pupils remaining October, blue skies of Soqthorn Cali ber 1st. ers. II— Annie Fickels organizes Petitions to change Ixwndaries of of the most intimate friends and rtda* republican party in national elections 30th. boys, 1189, girls, 1114; total, 2303. fornia. Tills is one of nature’s tlie famous Black Band. I l l —Their school districts 94 and 56 and districts fives were present to' wit tess the pleas Number of pupils on register since h a p p y provisions—eternal The Itemizer is happy to announce for many years, and it is a demand Will Kraber knocked us out of an first hold-up. IV —The famous beginning of year not registered in any 21 and 50 granted. summer for those who can ing event, they being: Mr. and Mrs. A. th it the republican party has co n item in good shape Tuesday afternoon. that Mrs. J. Brown is recovering from a other school, boys, 1235, girls, 1160; Northfield bank robbery and cap not endure a more severe Ordered that all money remaining in W. Brown and family, Mr. and Mrs. His team left standing in front of Si- severe attack of gastro-intestinal ca ture of the Younger brothers. temptuously ignored because, appar- monton & Scott’s, started home at a tarrh. total, 2395. tlimate. called warrant fund be transferred to Clif Hutchins, Mrs. Ely and son, of Number of pupils that have been Fisherman’s Rivals. California has been called general fund. Also the overplus fund Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wells and antly, it believes those who have v ot good pare, and by running across lots Mr. L. <r. Pickle and family arrived registered in some other school, boys, transferred to the general fund. the “ Mecca of the winter — SONGS— family, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Barham, ed the republican ticket do no care Mr. Kraber got ahead of them and sav Saturday from Alberta, for a visit with 10, girls, 9; total 19. tourist.” Its hotels and stop Bond of Marion Putnam as constable Misses Jessie and Florence Barham, ed himself a walk home, probable bis sister, Mrs. M. I). Ellis. He is a If It’s Good Enough for Washington Number of pupils over 4 and under 6, of district 2 approved. ping places are as varied as what means are invoked to win eleet- breakage, and us some news, which farmer and is in search of a location in Walter and Wavne Barham. It's Gorsl Enough for Me. boys, 11, girls, 10; total 21. those of all well regulated The home was beautifully decorated made us hot and we tell about it anyhow, this vicinity. Sweet Adaline. Number of pupils over 6 and under 9, cities. Visitors can always with autumnal leaves and flowers, a C LA IM S A L L O W E D Matinee Saturday Afternoon. boys, 357, girls, 309; total 669. find suitable accommodations pleasing are!» of vinos forming trie cen ROADS AND HIGHWAYS Number of pupils over 9 and under congenial companions, and Program changed Tuesday Thurs ter of attraction and a background for 12, boys. 341, girls, 321 ; total 662. varied, pleasing recreations, D D Peters ..................................* 30 00 the principal actors. The bride carried day and Saturday, Number of pupils over 12 and under a boquet of white chryanthemums Admission - - 10 cents J T G u th rie .................................... 12 00 14. boys, 253. girls, 256; total 509. and wore a gown of blue batiste, Number of pupils over 14 and under N G H a r ris .................................... 12 45 looking very charming, being one of 20, boys, 273, girls, 264; total 537. L A G uthrie ................................ 22 13 the prettiest brides of the season. Total, boys, 1235, girls, 1160; total S E G u th rie.................................... 47 38 After the ceremony all sat down to a 2395. Will be glad to supply some wedding dinner of goodly dimensions Days taught ............................................16 A M Shnw .................................... 45 75 and at a table decorated with English very attractive literature de Days attendance.................................34892 L N B ilie u .................................... 38 63 holly. scribing in detail the many de Da vs absence........................................ 1537 O J B e ll......................................... 47 73 lights of winter in California. The happy couple took the afternoon Times late........................................... 268 C D Shepherd .............................. 41 66 train for a honeymoon in the metropolis, Very low round trip excursion Pupils notfhbsept or late....................1431 R 1 I.E Y B L O C K tickets are on sale to California. and will return here to reside Mr. Average pupils belonging................. 2276 D Sheph erd.................................... 33 38 Barham is one of our most proficient The rate from DALLAS to PROG RAM Average daily attendance..................2181 L I flu rs e ll.................................... 18 00 young carpenters, and will at once com Los Angeles and return is TH URSDAY AND FRID A Y Per cent of attendance....................... 95.8 F W K noll .................................... 24 00 mence the erection of a home for the Visits by parents.................................... 67 N O Bennett ................................ 36 00 charming bird that lie lias ensnared. $ 5 8 .0 0 —P I C T U R E S — Visits by members of board..................17 Their many friends in Dallas remem Just think we offer you a s ix - hole steel Visits by superintendent....................... 12 R R W in slo w ................................ 63 00 bered them with a number of presents T in Heart of O ’ Yama Limit six months, allowing 1 13 The. following schools are placed on J H C h ap in .......................... ......... stop-overs in either direction. with wtiicli to begin housekeeping and W h o is It r a n g e with High Closet and Reservoir for $32, the roll of honor for attendance, having E W hite ................... ................. 4 60 all unite with the Itemizer in wishing Similar excursions rates are made a per cent of 95 or more; Dallas, A W in d o v e r ................................... 64 50 them a long and happy wedded life. Galvanic Flui 1— Fun with E lectri in effect to all California points. with a 15 per cent, discount, making it cost you Smithfield, Peedee, Bridgeport, Ball- city. ston. Monmouth, Scroggins. Ward, R W W olfen barger ................... 10 25 Where can you do so well? The county bujlding is now about —S O N G S — F\>r lull infqriijfttion, sleeping ra r reserva 3 85 ready for the lioueing of the crustier and Perrydale, Fairview, Gooseneck (100), A H a y e s .......................................... a tions Hint tickets call qn. telegraph op v fitp Cockran, Oak Point, Elkins, Indepen G W W o o l ...................................... 4 95 roller. vVe also are going to give to every customer Vo»! dence, Brush College, West Salem, Jam es C bttty................................ 28 00 J. N. WOQDS, Agent. DALLAS Spring Valley, Harmony, Upper Salt Katie Dear that buys a stove, whether it he a Heater, Range W M G a sto n .................................. 1 92 Creek. Lincoln. North Dallas, Enter N E W G R O C E R Y Admission 10 cents; Children un or Cook stove, a $1.50, 14 oz. n ickle - plated prise, Suver, Etna, Greenwood, Fir T H G u y .......................................... 30 00 Grove, Sunny Slope, Oak Dale, Guth C R G u y ......................................... 18 00 der 10 years old 5 cents. W M. McMURRAY, COPPER TEAKETTLE for 93 cent». W e have opened a new, fresh rie, Falls City, Cherrv Grove(lOO), < >ak- R Y o u n g ......................................... 2 25 and clean stock of groceries un Pass. A ge n t Matinee Wednesdays and Satur hurst, Highland, East Dallas, and Black E I n m a n ........................................ 5 25 der the Itemizer olfiee, and next Rock. days from 2 ;30 to 5 P O R T L AND, ■ ORECON door to the First National bank 2 50 The following schools were placed on Charles B a ile y .............................. the roll of honor for having had no A F P a ttln ...................................... 8 00 You can be assured of the best tardies during the month: Peedee, J C Guthrie .................................. 22 00 of goods and courteous treatment Bridgeport, Valiev View, Polk Station, 2 61 Gooseneck, Butler, Rickreall, Antioch, Jack K effer.................................... Your patronage is respectfully 2 75 Upper Salt Creek, Enterprise, Suver, Tom K effer.................................... solicited. Etna, Concord, Oakdale, Cherry Grove, F Bighani .................................... 8 00 Oakhurst and Highland. W ill L e e ......................................... 21 80 Parents, school officers teachers and I. 8 83 all friends of the schools, please look H O B igham ................................ H Fern .............................................. fO over this report and if you see any way in which you can help to better the con Willamette V alley Lum ber Co 44 19 dition of the school in your community, Pedee Lum ber C om p a n y........... 327 82 We have heating stoves to suit your price. MUSCOTT A STARR, PROPRIETORS please do ?o, and I am sure that you will receive tin* thanks of the children. S B H ill......................................... 281 25 Come and look them over. All kinds of hauling at reasonable Felix C om egys.............................. 94 60 Respectfully vours, rates. Phone orders promptly at 11. C. s E y m o c r , tended to. Headquarters at W eb Mrs M J C a m p b ell...................... 3 75 School Superintendent. ster’ s confectionery. We have cut our prices on the above goods and Mrs M J R u ck e r.......................... 90 00 Phones: Bejl 264, Mutual 254 City o f D allas ............................. 40 34 we are going to offer in connection with them Barn Phone Mutual 245 M iller-Alcorn C om pan y............. 2 20 something for you to cut with, which are: W alter L T ooze............................. 13 80 RKPORTKD WRKRLY BY U. 8. LOPtJIIARY. S D H u b b a rd ................................ 6 00 Scissors, all sizes, 25 per cent, off. Wheat, a bushel, $1. W illiam Fault .................. 10 86 Butcher Knives, 25 per cent. off. Bran, a ton, $30. B F B eezley.................................... 7 50 Shorts, a ton, $33. ■ Razors and Pocket Knives, .33 1-3 off. Frank H ogue ............................. 60 no pivrw Oats, a bushel, 35 cents. AWAY IN PREMIUMS Flour, a barrel, $4.75. Ira M ehrling .............................. 482 21 , Flour, a sack, $1 25. Please note O regon & W ashington 8ewer D e c e m ber 24, 1 908 Torn meal, $2 50 a cwt. Pipe Com pany ..................... 22 20 j Potatoes, a bushel, 75. C K Spaulding L o g g in g C o .. . . 13 36 We will give to our Cus Butter, a pound, 25 cents. Lard, a pound, 15 cents. J M E dm iston ................................ 160 tomers prizes as follows: Bacon, sides, a pound, 16 cents. C L C rid e r......................................... 150 Hams, a pound, 15 to 20 r ents. from the best known, strictly wholesale house in the Northwest. Watt S h ip p .................................... 12 75 One 42 Piece Set Hariland China, Established in Portland in 1864 Shoulders, a pound, 12ltt cents. 4 f M r t i GENUINE C Y R U S NOBLE $ 4 .9 0 - J S B o h a n n o n .............................. 8 50 j Eggs, a dozen, 40 cents. Ransom Pattern, value $15.00 A pure— old— honest— whiskey bottled by the distillers. J J M c B e e .................................. 217 78 Chicken*, a dozen, $3 <tf $5. Guaranteed to the United States G overnm ent, and to you, to contain nothing 7.50 Dried fruits, a pound, 6 «i 15 cents. — pure straight w hiskey. F E M iller ..................................... 12 20 One large Jointed Doll, “ Many of the railroads use Cyrus N oble almost exclusively. Beets, a pound, 2 cents. G W M cBee .................................. 26 00 One Jardienere. " 2.50 So ao the big steamship companies. Turnips, a pound, 2 cents, So does nearly every big metropolitan hotel. Pedee L u m ber C o m p a n y ........... 57 61 Cabbage, a pound, 3 cents. In order to get the goods at the price named, they must be bought at the Because it's pure. These Premiums arc now John Rltner ................................ 25 00 Onions, a pound, 3 cents. Because it's aged in w ood. time specified, so make this opportunity yours and buy now. Beans, a pound, b }9 <9 3 cents. Because it has that soft, delicate, palatable flavor of the ripened grain, often O M B a ld w in ................................ 7 60 on display in our window. rationed but rarely found. Corn meal, a pound, 3 cents Lynch Jt S o n ............. ...... . . . . . 1 8Q Hay, a ton, $8 <.e $12. W. J. VA N SCHUYVER & CO. Mrs A W Planklnton .............. 22 60 For further particulars call ErfnUnhed 1864 ( 05-107 Second Street. Portland. 49 78 at the CORNER GROCERY and Rev. and Mrs. Oates are up from St. Falls City Lum ber Com pany ■i ■ ■ CUT AT THIS UNC «NO MAIL TO-O*» Johns. H G orke ......................................... 9 00 W . J. Van Schuyver ê t G l . P«rtM. O-fon. Mornav Athey leaves today for Cana 0 W Chapman ............................. 21 00 we will tell you all about it. End«ed p ie « tad $4-90 far w U pfcaw mmi nr n w . by da, where he has accepted a position. Tato A Nelson ............................ 160 00 GENUINE CYRUS NOBLE. Garl MeBee was operated on for ap- T E L y o n s .................................... 6 00 F. c r a v e n . Mgr. ! | nendicitis at a Portland hospital >ester- 1 Claggett .................................... 21 76 f a ...a t the .. ) | day, and reports received last e v e n i n g 3 50 c«w were that he stood the shock in fin e W A F letch er................................ Stanley Fletcher ......................... 3 50 | I shape. PHONES CRIDER’S Oysters Served in Any Style GROCERY WOOD FOR SALE * Nicest Parlor In Town BASKET BALL GAMES. A Complete Schedule of Attraction» for this Season Probate Court. Lunch o f Any Kind A t all Hours AUGUSTBOWMAN SEARS & HOLM AN Meat Market REPORT OF SCHOOLS i Johnson Bros. Of Polk County For the Month Ending October 30th. BARHAM-WELLS. Marriage License». Two Dallas Young People Unite Life’s Fortunes. VAUDETTE Patents. Pure lard. Fish and poultry Fridays and Saturdays. Now is the time to visit California Commissioners’ Court. W. N. BROWN, Proprietor FIFTEEN D AY SALE ELECTRIC PALACE 15% O ff on Steel Ranges 20 % O ff on Cast C ooks Only $27 20. Josf Little Rocking Chair and 15% Discount on all Heaters with a paper lined Stove Board throwed in. dt L. CASTLE’S CASH GROCERY City Express & Transfer Co. MARKET REPORT. $ 25.00 our WINDOW Display of CUTTING GOODS Remember F IF T E E N D A Y S O N L Y , com mencing N ov. 13th and ending N ov. 28th R. M. WADE & CO. w. IN D E P E N D E N C E , OREGON E. BOYD & SON C o rn e r G ro c e ry SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.