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OUR ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
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CHAPMAN....
F U N E R A L D IR E C T O R
and
EM BALM ER
OFFICE : Chapel ami Parlor*. N. Main *1.
DAM AS, OKEOON:
1 Phone 103.
Mutual Phone 1 J 06 .
» Prom ptly Answered Day or Night
Correspondent«’ Contest.
J A quiet wedJin* took place h er. Sun
day afternoon, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Saunders, where Miss Ella
Hollenbeck, of Indtqtendence. became
the wife of Paul Hansen, Kev. Harry
McCain officiating. The happy young
| couple wiil reside in this neighborhood,
where they have the best wishes of their
many friends.
j
Mrs. John Baldwin and daughter,
Oma, of Scappoose, are spending the
week with Mrs. Baldwin’s parents.
Hob Herron and family came up from
Oregon City Saturday in their auto to
visit with relatives.
Outside cleanliness is less than half the battle.
A mao may
scrub himself a dozen times a day. and still be unclean Good
health means cleanliness not only outside, but inaide It means
¥ clean stomach, clean bowels, clean blood, a clean liver, and
new, clean, healthy tissues. The man who is clean in this way
w ill look it and act it. He will work with energy and think
clean, clear, healthy thoughts.
He will never he troubled with liver, lung, stomach or blood
disorders Dyspepsia and indigestion originate in unclean stom
achs. Blood diseases are found where there is unclean blood.
Consumption and bronchitis mean unclean lungs.
The (hid Fellows' installation took
place Saturday night, and the following
officer« were installed; Noble grand,
L. B Murray; vicegrand, Wot. Murray;
secretary, J H. Flower; treasurer G.
M Tice. The usual appointive officers
were also installed J. H. Flower, dis
trict deputy grund master, seted as in
stalling officer with Wm, Ellis aa grand
marshal.
Thoa. Merrick and family, of Goose
neck, and law Conner and family, of
thia place, yisited at the home ol An
thony Dent Sunday.
Mr. and lira. Geo. Woods and Misses
Fannie and Ole K ey! attended the con
vention iu Portland the latter part of
the week.
Mra. J. P. C Idwell and daughter
At the cherry fair in Salem laat week, and Miss Hazel Rowland visited the
former’s
sister in Salem last Friday.
thq noticahle exhibit was from Polk
count
ntv. and particularly th eeih ib it by
Miss Elsie Kevt ia attending summer
8. P.
?. Kimball. Taka out the Polk ebun- school at Corvallis.
ty exhibit and Salem would have no
Mra. Stewart’s father and mother are
cherry fair.
here from Texes on a visit.
Harry Packard and mother art visit
Rosa Bros made a trip to McMinn
ing at W. T. (frier's.
ville last Thuradav after their thresh
Will llinahaw has gone (or a fishing ing outfit which they bought there some
trip in tha Silelz country, and now look time ago.
out for some big fish stories.
Mias Dollie Bennett has gone for a
Harry Bancroft has taken tha posi few week's stay with her brother on hia
tion formerly held by Mr. Hunter et timber claim near Tillamook.
Mill 2.
The annual meetiug of the Christian
Coquilette Bros, are preparing to put Church will he held in the Hallaton
in a cement walk the entire length of rove next Sunday. Preaching by Rev.
north Main street between Third and
esse Killems, pastor of the Perrydale
Fourth, on the north side of tha street. church.
Dr. Pierce’s Golden M edical Discovery
prevents these diseases. It makes a man's insides d s s s
s>nd healthy. It cleans the digestive organs, makes purs,
clean blood, sand clean, healthy Hcsh.
ft restores tone to the nervous system, and cures nervous exhaustion sad
prostration. It contains no alcohol or hahit-forming drugs.
Constipation is the most unclean uncleanliness. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pel
let* cure it. They never gripe. Ea^y to take as candy.
5
T h e Kind You Have Always Bought, and which haa been
In use for over 8 0 years, has borne the signature o f
__
- and haa been made under his per*
md*L supervision since Its Infancy.
‘
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Allow no one to deceive you In this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Just-aa-good’* are bat
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health o f
Infonts and Children—Experience against Experiment.
f j f my
■
What is CASTO R IA
OMtoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil,
The road working has been stopped
Mr. ami Mr» Griabacli. of Portland,
E. B. Gohat hss moved down from
gorlc, Drops and Soothing Syrups« It is Pleasant« It
Beginning April Int the Itemiser be Albany for the summer to harvest his until Supervisor Brown gets his hay put I visiter! will, hia parent«, Mr. and Mr».
An ice cream social and program will
up.
Wood, and attended the cherry fair.
contains neither Opium» Morphine nor other Narcotio
gan a four months correspondents' con grain crop.
he given here neat Friday evening by
ANTIOCH VALLEY.
substance« Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
test on the same tines as heretofore, ex
Mr. Holman took a load of cherries to
Mr» Sperher and daughter, of Port
The material for the new steel bridge
the Loyal Sons Junior. The proceeds
land, are visiting the Goeeer’i.
and allays Feverishness« It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
oept the prises will be in cash, instead to he built across the Luckiamute near Salem in his auto.
to be used in furnishing their 8unday
Colic« It relieves Teething1 Troubles, cures Constipation
of other articles, that method seeming here has arrived at Parker.
Byron Brunk and George Mitty are
Mr«. W. H. Isogan, of McMinnvilleg school room.
Kea Goaaer came home from the cher
helping A lf. Brown harvest his l ay crop. ry fair She waa glad to get home to haa been at the home of J. D. Holman
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
to suit best all concerned. The most
Mr. and Mrs. Mansfield, of Miltons
helping to care for her mother, Mr«. Oregon, visited here the first of the week
Weat Salem.
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep«
regular and most newsy correspondent
Mrs. Easton, of Salem, fell from the
Martha
Holman,
who
wa«
seriously
1
1
1
TILLAMOOK.
with Mr. and Mra. J. P. Caldwell.
The Children's Panacea—The Mother’s Friend«
Mrs. Chaa. Halter haa been quite ill but is now on the road to recovery.
top of a twelve foot ladder Friday in B.
during that time will receive $ 10 , the
I. Ferguson's orchards, striking on her for a week now. She took a chill at ttie
second $5. the third $2 .V) and the next
C. C. Yeater has been suffering from
' BUELL.
Mrs. Bert Robertson and little daugh head and shoulders, rendering her un hospital when her little daughter waa
two $1 each. The contest will close
•operated on and l.a> been quite low ev inflammatory rheumatism.
ter. of Falls City, who have been visit conscious awhile, but is better now.
July 31st and he immediately follow
ery s lo w . The little girl got along tine.
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Har
Misses Bessie Clarke and Hazel Stew
Kollie Brown’s team ran away with
John Delaney haa purchaased a new
ed by another of four months duration ris, will soon return home.
Sears the Signature of
Mr Kichton'a family moved in J. T. art visited at tbe home of Mrs, Ramsey camera and ia taking some fine picture«.
the 1.ay rake, caused by dropping one
commencing on that date.
¡Sunday.
Hunt’»
new
bungalow
Monday.
of
the
lines.
When
h
egrt
down
to
pick
Mrs. Olson and daughter, Edith, Mrs.
Miss Myrtle Reed, from Sheridan, is
Jim Stafford and daughters, and Blanch it up, his hat blew off, frightening the
Mr». F. L. Wood and daughter, Alice,
Mrs. W. II. Mack has boen confined
Travis were callers at the home of Mr. team, and the rake tore quite a gash in 'visited her »later in Woodburn tiie 4tb. to her bed with rheumatism the past spending the week with »Yddie Bray.
his
scalp.
He
also
sustained
several
and Mrs. W. W. Bevens Thursday even
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Fletcher and fam
week.
PEEDEE No 1.
other cuts and bruises. Dr. Morse band
Mr. and Mra. Henry Clanflelil and won,
ing,
ily spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
aged him up and he will have to rest 5 fieorge f’ lanflt ld, and daughter, Fiona,
Leonard and Clayton McCaleb spent Barber and family.
Thomas Crowley and daughter, Mrs. for ten da>s or more.
" from Salt Creek, motored to Salem Mon- the 3rd and 4th in Falla City,
Mr. and .Mrs. A. Taylor went to Scio
E. Boyer, aspect to return to their
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Jones have return
j «lay an<l called on Mra llavihtud and
last Sunday to he gone a few weeks.
Mis« Mabel Yeater ha« been very sick ed from Sheridan, where they daye been
The Dallas hand looked fine at the Mr. ami Mrs. Heck.
home in Oregon City soon.
cherry
fair.
Dallas
has
a
right
lo
be
with
inflammatory
rheumatism.
Miss Elsie Bush returned home from
staying for a few weeks.
Mrs. Joyce McCaleb and little son ar proud of her band.
Monmouth Saturday.
Miss Clara Pechin has come down
rived here Tuesday evening.
The men are working on tho grade be
SUNNYSLOPE.
from Corvallis, to visit.
low the mill for a few days.
In U se For Over 3 0 Years.
Wilkie Yost is visiting at his brother,
The boat and train took a big lna I of
W
EST
SALEM
Jas.
Goodman
and
George
Stewart
Jessie’s.
TH* eiNTAUM OOMHNV, TT MUHMAV fiTfifCT, NCW YORK OITT.
people to Bay Ocean to celebrate on the
The
mill
has
commenced
work
again
Jesse Johnson, of Independence, ami have gone camping over on Alsea.
/ nee the fourth.
Cherry fair over and everybody set Bc#y Johnson, of the Luckiamute Valley,
Mr, McGee, «on and family have been 4th.
tled down to work again.
up from Portland on a visit.
•pent Sunday with their parents here-.
.Miss Nellie Coad, who has been visit
RICKREALL
ing friends here the past week, has gone i
INDEPENDENCE.
Mr. W -S. Fitts decorated their auto
Our preacher has been very sick but
Mr. Nicholson, of Portland, was here
to Dallas to visit fora few days before
in blue French pinks and Royal Aun last Monday canvassing for the Heralds
was able to be at Peedee Sunday.
returning to her home in Hood River.
cherries.
of the Morning.
Haying ia in full blast and the crop ia
Dora Sears vs. Mark Sear«, divorce;
Frame Turner has sold his grain on
Mrs. Jesse Whiteaker, of Albany, is
CITY S0L0NS
Mr. and Mrs. Maggina and family W . O. Sims for plaintiff: default enter
Misses Ella Ruge, Davie Rhodes, In
Grandma Ifasting’s place to a man from the guest this week of her sisters, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Coleman, of Ida)*), are good and heavy.
have
moved
from
their
old
place
and
in
ez
Fitts
ami
E.
Yantis
rode
in
t
be
pro
Salem and is moving tip in Jesse Yost’s Sherman Hayes and Mrs. C. W. Irvine.
ed ; decree granted plaintiff, with costa,
visiting friends in this neighborhood.
Albert Cadle and a friend came up tend to settle near Sheridan,
cession at the cherry fair.
house.
and attorney’s fees allowed at $50 also Meet ia Adjourned Se$$ion— Lots
James Jones and Mis?. Jessie Mattison
Grandioa Mark« and son. Israel, of from Portland Saturday ami spent Sun
Mrs. Butterfield and Miss Maloney, $20 per month for support aud educa
Mrs. Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Rose at Rick real!, visited relatives here Sunday. day with his parents here.
Mrs. Miller and son, Lloyd, of Falls attended the cherry fair in Salem Sat
of Bu$ine$$.
from Sheridan, were visiting Mrs. Rant tion of minor children; said amount to
tended the convention in Pori land last
City, are visiting her daughter, »Mrs. urday.
Mr. Davidson, who went down to
he paid to clerk of court oil or before
II. II. Fiahhack attended the national
week.
Neely Sunday and Monday.
Edith Brown.
Hillsboro
to
work
this
spring,
has
re
the
first
day
of
each
month.
C. W. Irvine and family went to Mc
convention of the Christian church at
Mr. Lew:a Beck is quite ill we are sor Portland several days last week,
All present at special meeting last
turned home.
Miss Blanche Agee spent Sunday with
Moat everyone is busy cutting hay in Minnville Sunday in their automobile to
David C. Heistand vs Zerilda Hayden ;
ry to say.
Nora Jones.
this valley.
spend the day with relatives.
qu iettitle; L. 1). Brown for plaintiff. Monday evening. The city marshal
Mr.
Weatacott
is
moving
his
family
was
ordered to notify W. H. McDaniel
Riley Rhodes, of Goldendala, Wash.,
Charles Gregory appointed guardian ad
Homer Link has purchased a new _ Mrs. (). I). Holler and her father, A
is working .'or John B. ¡Stump in the to the house vacated by W. W. Howell.
MONMOUTH
NO
1.
litem for Benjamin Millay Hayden and to repair his walk on Church street add
mower.
Nelson, have gone to Waitsbiirg, Wash.,
to abate a toilet nuisance.
hay field.
Mrs. Waller Eakin and daughter,
Benjamin Isaac Maxwell, mioors.
Fenton reported auto signs all paint
Fred Johnson attended his nephew'! for a few weeks visit.
D. V. Butler came up from Portland
Farmers in this locality are very busy Bessie, of Aatoria, are visiting at Derry
Amelia
Wagner
va.
Zoe
Overmeyer
ed
and ready to erect.
Orcharda this week.
funeral at Corvallis Friday
Miss Mnrney Allen, of The Dalles,
Saturday.
in the hayfieliL
and C R. Overmeyer, foreclosure; J.
Staats
reported the walk north o f
the
guest
of
Mrs.
Hertlia
Hohannon.
Wm. Black expects to leave eoon for
Ruby Bush cut her foot, pretty badly
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Boothby returned H. Flower for plaintiff; default entered ; Mrs. Yanskike in bad shape.
Kansas,
so
we
are
informed.
decree
of
foreclosure
as
prayed
for
in
last Sunday on a piece of glass.
Ayres reported $3.95 due John Olint
Miss Bernice Lucas, of Portland, vis
from a visit to Corvallis Thursday.
ZENA-SPI'ING VALLEY.
complaint.
on curb work of last year.
Mabel Craven, of Balleton, is hereon
Ike Blodgett is now running a donkey ited friends in this city Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Remington re
The
consensus of opinion of the coun
H A S A N IC E L IN E O F
a visit to her grandparents.
Isabel C. Eborall va. all whom it may
•ngine un on the Luckiamute to log
Miss Ella Robinson has returned to
turned from a visit to the farm Monday.
with.
concern; registration of title. W. O. cil seemed to be against the putting of
The celebration at Lincoln was
McMinnville after a visit at the home of
Mrs. J. O. Price and Mrs. Wm. Hill
Miss Emma Kramer and Mrs. T. J. Sima for plaintiff; L. D. Brown appoint loose signs on the walk and the marshal
J joyed by all who attended. In
her parents here.
went to Dallas Monday ou busioeas. *
was ordered to have, such removed.
There waa quite a crowd at the cele
Berry were called to the bedside of their ed examiner of title.
inorniDg an intereating program
Claims allowed, laid over from last,
Shavler Kldridge returned Friday
bration at Kings Valley.
Peter Cook Is busy these dey* driving brother, Cal. Kramer, who is sick in
I given ami in the afternoon a hall gam e.
meeting:
from California, where he has spent the
Prof. Crawiord was the orator of the ilia horses at Salem. We expect, to hear Dallas hospital. He is reported to be
TRAINING
SCHOOLS.
L R Adams, hauling.......................$ 6 Otfl
of something doing later.
in a critical condit ion.
day.
Lee Smith, painting signs............. 12 00»
Mins Pearl Percival was a Portland
BUENA VISTA.
The Rebekah ladies of Agate lolge
Mr. West ia making quite a good
Among ttKwe from here who won
8 F C A W R R, making drills. . . 19 00*
visitor hist week.
| prizes on good «berries at the fair were ntanv improvement« in his meat mar No. 177 gave Miss Ethel Newman a Normal to U$e Elkins and Cochran John Munson, fitting boiler......... 2 00*
shower last Monday evening, present
Most of the farmers have their hay
Frank O u w fo rd and Mr. Muths. Eula ket.
Ralph Adams, hauling................. 1 501
Mime« Bertha Tharp and Babe Da-
for that Purpo$e.
ing her with two old mission leather
cut and are wailing for the baler.
lia and Rifes Davia won piizes for well
Hearing closed on Mill street improve
mon spent the Fourth of July with
Mre. Robert Ankeny returned home cushioned rockers. The presentation
packed box es.
ment as there were no objections enter
Mr Hana Hansen, wife and daughter friends in Albany.
from Walla Walla this woek.
speech was made by Mrs. Della Force
ed
nor remonstrance to the proposed
President Ackerman of the Oregon
of Tillamook, came over to attend the
Mrs. H om er Alleman, who has been
and was responded to by Miss Newman Normal school, has completed arrange work.
Mrs Ralph Porterfield and children,
C. N. McArthur wa» here Sunday.
wedding of fiis brother la»t Sunday.
visiting
he
re,
returned
last
week
to
her
in a very pleasing and sweet manner.
of Portland, are visiting relatives here.
A resolution apportioning the cost on
, home in 1 f oodburn.
Mrs. Jennie Jones ceiue home Sun Miss Newman has been assistant post ments with the school boards of the El the Jefferson street improvement was
Mrs. A. Anderson has returned home
Mrs Edith Davidson, of Portland, in
day from a visit with her sister, Mrs. mistress for the past four years and is kin« and Cochran schools w hereby their read apd referred back to city attorney
after a visit of four weeks with relatives
Mr.
ai
id
Mrs.
W.
I).
Henry
and
Mr.
schools may be used as u part of the
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. E.
held in high esteem by the entire com Normal training school
in Winlock and the Sound country.
and Mrs.
L. A. Purvine were at Falls Bream.
These are for fuller descriptions on property.
Owen.
munity. Besides these gifts there were rural schools situated within three miles
City
the
fourth.
Mr. A. B. Muir appeared before the
Messers
George,
S.
R.
and
David
T. S. McDaniels of Portland preached
Misses Cecile and Geneva Wilcox left
Smith returned home from Newport other presents for the shower.
of Monmouth, and will be used, in a council and outlined the work under
» good sermon to a large crowd Sunday
Doun
el
Crawford
has
a
new
buggy.
Saturday for a two weeks visit in Cali
looking hale and hearty.
night.
Monday evening was installation for way, as rural school experimental sta progress for cleanup day and requested;
fornia.
that tbe city furnish conveyances for
Mr. And Mrs. Charlie 8cott, who were
Fred Aner's little daughter got quite Normal Lodge, I. O. O. F., and these tions, by means o l which the whole tbe hauling aw ay of the debris, that bar •
Walter Nichols snd wife came down
marri<
*1
a
few
weeks
ago
in
California,
FOK LADIES
officers were installed:
Noble grand, question of rural schools, country life
Miss
Bertha
Boh.tnnon
is
here
from
badly
kicked
by
a
horae
last
week.
It
from Falla City Saturday to visit for s
the ho me of the bride, are here spend
J. L. Murdock ; vice grand, S. U, Gwinn ; and rural sociology may be studied at rels and boxes be provided for the pur
few days with Prof. Reynolds' family. Hie Dalles to spend the summer with
ing th «su m m er with the groom’s par struck her above the eye and several secretary, E. R. Ostrom ; treasurer, W. first hand. These schools are not to be pose, this not to include the hauling
her parents.
Raiifing in Price from JU 5 * to V -00 lach ents.
stitches had to be taken, but no serious
Mr. Nichola ia cashier in the Falls City
Smith ; warden, Ray Chute; conductor, used a9 practice schools, but as schools from private property but from Uttrk.
result* are expected.
bank.
Mrs. Perle Hedges and Mrs Clyde
VV. Brestler; chaplain, H. E. Guthrie; of observation by pupils who are taking strips and streets.
j Bo •n. Jnnc30th, to Mr. and Mra.
Williams
were
Halein
visitors
Friday.
Un motion ol Coad the marshal w i k h
R. S. N. G., D Savage; L. 8. V. G., H. the rural school course, which lias re
Call in and see them, »Jw jy> me nice
Miss Hazel Nixon i» spending some
Fred Parvitie, a fi jound hoy.
PERRYDALE.
D. Portwood; R. S, V. G., Lewis Mur cently been authorized by the Board of ordered to arrange for the matter as*
dresse* for chikWia am t h e
time witli her grand parents here.
Billie McAdams and Homer Mills
suggested by Mr. Muir.
Mr . aiaj Mrs. Worth Henry hâve re-
dock; L. 8. V .G ., H.VV. Lucas ; R. 8. S. Regents.
right prtirile.
took in the cherry fair in Salem Satur
The committee of ladies now appearedl
Mr. Hansen of Tillamook is the guest day.
turn t.S fe. Uieir Salem home.
These schools will be under tbe im
E. C. Cole; I. S., J. W. Scott; O. G „ A.
Raymond McGrew, aon o f Robert J. Haley.
of his son, Paul.
mediate supervision of President Acker and Mrs. Metzger, as chairman, made»
H
i.y
mtafcing
and
cherry
pkking
are
McGrew, of Portland, visited here last
Lee Doolittle and Clevm Robinson, of
man, w ho is to take charge of the rural an earnest plea that the city also carte
Mias Grace Richardson and brother
not l in ji.fgresa. Several {armera are week at the home of D. L. Kavt.
MRS. CHAS. GREW, Propri, «s.
D. V. Butler and Miss Ethel New school department.
Lebanon, visited friends and relatives
Ho proposes to off for the residences. This brought uqp
Charles, are here from Winlock, Wash., in
«m
poyio-y«-onvict
labor.
man
were
married
at
the
home
of
the
this city last week.
Mra. John Duignan -pent a few days bride’ s parents last Wednesday at 4 make, by means of these schools and an endless, nearly, discussion, m^sti off
to visit relatives for three weeks.
j
G. H. Ctmwiurd was at IJallaa Wed- last week with her daughter in Amity.
the school districts, h careful study of the councilmen thinking than tfhty
Mr. and Man. Sherman Hayes were
o’clock and immediately left for their rural schools, to the end that the Nor would be let in for too mu.il mom#y.
G. W, McLaughlin and wife attended guests of friends in Albany last week
j m «day.
the Chautauqua in Albany, Sunday.
H. J. Elliott was a business visitor in future home in Portland, where the mal may be of the most possible assist The matter was left as originally stated.
groom is an electrician. The best wish ance to the rural schools of the state.
The matter of dumping all kinds of
Dallas Monday.
Dole Pomeroy has returned to work
James Prather came down from Cor surveying near Rainier, after a weeks
MICHIGAN CITY.
es of their many friends attend them.
He says that no part of the Normal offal into the city garbage cans was
vallis laat week to gather cherries and visit in this city.
Preparations are being made lo put a
brought
up by Coad, as the cans were
Royal Aun cherries are ripe and were school fund will be used for this pur
assist with the hay crop on his farm.
cement foundation under the wai ehouse
never better than at the present time, pose, as he wishes to test what can be only placed on the streets for paper and,
here
at
the
mill.
Miss
Irma
Hall,
of
Portland,
visited
VvfefBl
o
i
the
Polk
county
cherry
Mr. Piather now owns s fine r
done with the resources that may be se like light material.
which is acme.
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Claude
yrewe*» were awarded prize« at the 9a-
auto.
T h e street commissioner was orderedl
cured in the districts themselves in or
Mr. and Mrs J. F. Morrison and
Skinner, this week.
jlvwh dborry fair.
Haying
is
in
full
blast.
The
vetch
der that standards may be set for work to remove the coarse rock on Court*
daughter vieited Saturday evemnf; and
G. G. Hewitt of Monmouth
and oat crop is excellent.
street in front of the telephone office.
Sunday
at
the
home
of
J.
W.
Morrison
in
ordinary
school
districts.
This
will
J.
R.
Cooper
ami
family
«pent
the
|
W
.H
.
Pellcer
ha-
purchased
a
new
Sunday caller.
It was ordered, on request of Ayre»
Fourth of July in Falla City.
on Upper Salt Creek.
j WvWgOll.
Mre. M. Campbell received a telegram place tbe Oregon Normal school in line
The Misses Neal of Surprise, Nehrssks,
Monday from her «on, David B. Camp w ith tbe normal schools which are en that a warrant for $1000 to take up a
Mrs.
Conner
and
daughter
were
visit
Miss
Mildred
Owen
visited
friends
in
iphe
grain
ia
ripening
very
fast
and
sewer
outlet bond, also $120 to pay in
•re here to spend the summer with their Dallas last week
bell, at New York City, having jiwt ar deavoring to assist in the solving of the
kibe ham of the hinder will eoon he or* iu Amity Monday afteraoon.
terest, another one for $60 to pay inter
uncle, J. K. Neal.
so-called rural school problem.
rived
on
board
the
St.
Ix>uis.
David,
ItHUtrd.
est be drawn.
Guy Mnlkur, Roy D’ Armond and
in company with his aunt. Miss Lassie
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Drvidaon of Falla Grover Mattiaon left Saturday lor a two
Ayres reported some $300 yet appli
F.veryone here attended the cherry
Treat Your Own
Stump, has spent the past two years in
City, are guests of his parents, Mr. and week» outing at Alsea and Y achats
Jftl ISl ISTlStlStlS) Iff. ~
Died
cable from the county for road work and
tMr during the week.
Berlin aud other European cities study
Mrs. Davidson.
»
recommended
Die continuation of the
• Live StocL
Mrs. Julia Bell Jones, at the home of
ing music. After visiting New York
Dr. Eaton, n( Portland, visited hia
Ahnun.1 Johnson returned home Tuea-
C o m p le te T r e a t s .,
her sister, Mrs. H. P. Reddaway, 1868 present work from the top of railroad
and
other
eastern
cities,
they
will
return
family in ttiia city last week.
L iv e S lo c k A l l a n
■Aay after a months stay at Klamath
to this coast and home in the course of Ferry street, Friday evening at 7 o'clock. hill on as far as money \*>uld go. The
In 99 ( 'a « « * o u t « 1
Falls.
Mrs. Jones was born in Portland Feb matter was left in the hands of the
Mies Margaret II.sign, of Newherg
E v e r y 100
four weeks.
ruary 1854 of pioneer parents, Mr. and street committee with power to act.
was the guest of Misa Katie Dunamorà
Mi«» Mahle Tate came up from Port-
— At Your Drug Storj
From
6s
down
I
will
do
shoe
laat week.
Mrs. G. C. Bell, and spent her early life
IImid Saturday to attend the cherrv fair.
W « c a r r y t»i > I’ r ^ c c 1 '»r *.
CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET
a c rip tiu iis or D r. I>jrt«i w
on the Bell homestead near Bethel, Polk
ing for $2.00; sizes above
CHURCH o T c h I u ST NEWS.
the eminent vi terjuir m and
Mra. L. L Mitchell and son, Harold,
county.
She leaves to mourn her de
[Department
2—Galloway,
J.J
'/•* .to, k apadniMt W tt., th. .•
{«returned to their home in Portlaud Sal- X that $2.50.
MONMOUTH NO. 2
Extra work ac-
I ro ic rlp tlc im u o d D r, R o b e rts*
parture
two
sisters,
Mrs.
F,
P.
Reda-
Jfr A v e t e r in a r y b o o k < i m
iurday.
way, of this city, and Mrs. Agnes Beau,
• x • In ) y o n a r c n a a t r e f n il ail-
« cording to what is required.
The board of officers met
An adjourned session of Department of Portland; two daughters, Mrs. A. E
m « n t. in<1 iti.en« . o. y o u r C o w *
Mrs. Chao. Smith’sajater, from Wash-
Ira H. Powell and aon, Herbert, went
No. 2, of Circuit Court was held in this Austin,of Woodburn, Mrs. E. L. Harris, night and apsointed a building (¿ftMuit-
H o r.c a , S i 'M p , Hog.», C lilc ie n a T
nngton, is visiting her. Mrs Smith had
teo as follows : J. A. McCann,, LJ, G..
to Portland Sunday to attend the Chris
city Monday bv Judge William Gallo
ismt seen her sister for 23 years.
2 C*ll on me for the best work g way. The following cases were disposed ! of Oak Grove, Polk county; also three Black, E. M. Smith. The committee ia»
And Burning. Sores Like Boils All tian convention being held there,
sons, Buford Jones, Wallace R. Jones, instructed to begin at once the Qen.-
o f:
Mr. Knright is remodeling hia house,
Over Body. Parts of Flesh Raw. I Glenn Work i» J. S. Prime'* assistant
of Portland, and G Clay Jones, of Cor
new budding.«
Ro*a Goldberg vs, W . H. Matron- and vallis. The funeral was held Sunday nt struction work o f the i ne
»which when completed will be a fine
Could Scarcely Bear Clothes On. j at the depot now.
Pearl Matney, foreclosure. B. F. Swope 10 o’ clock at 18^*8 Ferry street and in
a
c
a
r
e
a
a
s
rresidence,
Work on the new school building h
for defendant. Demurrer overruled ; de
Nearly Worn Out When He Tried bien
CONRAD S T A F R i*
Little tGaynell Beukett waa awarded jg Between Shelton «ml Jefferson ond Oak ^ fendant given 20 days in which to file ‘ terment made in Bethel cemetery at 2
delayed for a ehort time on ac
Dr»H uh . Ore.
Cure« Colds, Croup and
>d whObpws-cuegh.
o’clock.— Salem Statesman.
Cuticura Remedies and Was Cured. count of brick.
thhe silver cup at the b«hy »how as the
answer; plaintiff allowed 20 davs in
Iktahy under IS month« who could aay w r W V V W l t l W V ¥ V ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ V
which to file answer; plaintiff allowed
Mra. and Mrs F. S. Powell, accom
.-Salem Cherry Ffeir the plainest.
20 days thereafter in which to plead.
About four year» ai-o I broke out with panied by Mr-. V. F. Daniel, spent «
sore« on my arm. lil.o boll». Aft. r two week et the Christieu Convention et
Ruth Graves vs. Daniel Rodgera; fore
■R l\V. Loback has «old hia logan ber-
W
H
AT
C
U
R
E
S
E
C
Z
E
M
A
7
month» they w. re all over my body, somo
closure; L. D. Brown for plaintiff; de
irycrq p to Meyel folks
eomiu- and some «..in* away. In abu t Portland ami ret irued Monday evening.
Wa have had so many Inquiries fault entered ; decree as prayed for.
»lx months the boils quit,
o t
; m :
I *<htr enterprising neighbor, J. Schind- lately regarding Eczema and othar
Portwood A Mu .-ott'a new dry goods
but my arm«, neck and «tore lias opened for huainesa
E. V. Carter et at v*. William Cooler
leer.ii, building an addition to his dairy skin diseases, that we 'a i* glad to
body broke out with an
et
al;
quiet
title.
Oscar
Hay
ter
for
liiyra.
make our answer public. After care plaintiff. Default entered; decree as
Itching, burning rash. It
"Malt.) hay while the sun shines" ii
would burn and Itch, and the maxim being followed by the farm
»* '*
.lone« and family have moved ful Investigation we have found that prayad tor in complaint.
come out In pimpKs Ilko er* In tlie country now,
J iitttagf ,e house formerly occupied by 0. a simple wash of Oil of Wlntergresn.
Wilbur K. . Rosa Vf. Jessie E. Ro««;
grains o f wheat. I was in
; , ik . t u i .n«.
as compounded in D. D. D., can be r e divorce. W. L. Toots, Jr., for plaintiff,
a lerrlhlucondition;I.oíd ,1 ! A citisene' meeting waa held Tueadav
Fine Groceries, Candies, Tobacco and Cigars.
lied upon. We would not make this Cols A Cole for defendant; ffio a* suit
not sleep or rest. Tarlj of , evening in the Commercial club room«
my flesh were raw, and I j to discuaa the water problem,
statement to our patrons, friends and money allowed defendant, to be paid In
FALLS CITY
Furniture, Tents and Tinware.
coul.l scare, ly b. ar my
1
neighbors unless we were sure of It— to court on or before August 10th,
f o r f r o m
rlot'ii « n . I rould not lio I Hiere were no services at the Chvia-
Elizabeth
Porter
vs.
D.
E.
Emmett;
and
although
there
are
many
ao-called
I ) Kd.ti i ny position and | lian church Sunday, the rotator. W. A.
Flower and wife have been via- Eczema remedies sold, we ourselves partition; Oscar Hayter for plaintiff,
i R om
I : ioou t^ year tb,- Wood, being at Portland attending the
lor*» extended down to my I t Then I «uf-
‘ ting It i Vancouver.
Buy and sell Butter, Eggs
unhesitatingly recommend D. D. D Simpaon A Lewis for defendant; demur
i
convention.
fcr*d agony with tho bumln.e. Itching core«.
rer overruled and defendant given 10
* c met with a lie s ,y loss in the Prescription.
1 lould hardly walk and lor a lung lime I
and Poultry,
days
in
which
to
answer.
o f I n . hern and team
He haa
could r.ol pul on »oiks.
»orm ai
Because— Ws know that It give» In
A T H O U S /,nD
EOLA.
pathy of his twanv friends.
Felix
Noel
et
ux
va.
D.
W.
Randolph;
"All Ihl» time I w..j tryln; everything I
*W «TW
stant relief to that torturing Itch.
could hear nf, and l.ad Hu .hill of three
foreclosure. (>*car Hayter for plaintiff;
•
V iw««
iber of Kalfe G t y people at tend-
Because—D. U. D. starts the cur« at ! default entared and decree of foreclo«uie
doctor» They raid It was eersma. I cot no
Mra esa Chamtierlalii, of Macinar |a
■errv fair in Fiailoe. laat week.
tori tftw «1
benefit from all tbl.. I waa nearly vorn
the foundation of the trouble.
as
prayed
for.
visiting
First
Chance and Last Chance
Mra. AcufT
cut, and had given up la d.-pair of ever
Because— It cleanses, soothes and
At Ward’s
niinj f „ « e Cal. K ranter ia in the Madia« hospital
Iva Stringham va. William X. String-
being cured when I was advl-.d by a friend
at thia time. He .eatigfel a se- heals tha akia
Give us a Chance anyhow.
to try canieura
,|„ s. I nur.haae .1 . '* r and Mr«. Hunter, of Corvallis,
very met
I«
Cut leur» R.m
Remeda
ham, divorce; L. D. Brown for plaintiff;
while in Portlaa^l serving on
rutlcura Soap, otmn, nt, and ResofrenfTid * r® vl»Jtmg in Salem. They were for-
Because— It enables Nature to repair | default antered, testimony taken and de
vem cnM
[ ^
Cany°n
oad, Fou r
used exactly as dir,■ . 1 U ed the , ,oleum | m ,r,.v "« "< •!>•« place.
I Jury and ban no* .been w.«U the ravages of th* disease
the fato*,
cree •• prayed for in complaint.
Remedies constantly for f air months, and
miles west o í Dallas, O r ..
•ilice.
Because—Th# records of ten years
C ln rry picking ia about finished.
Both.«» else, and wa« perfectly cured, ll 1 «
Rufus Dayhoff ve. all whom It may!
inter and wife have aatd their « f complete cures of thousands of the concern; registration of title. L. D. j
now a year, and I have not had tho least
[ « • H,
Spraving has conimenred in the WiU
bit since. I am ready to praise the Cuticura llama A Yoakum hop yards.
to A J. Wertxhergnr, and .most serious caaea »how that D. D. D Brown for ph.intiff; report of examiner
horn* I
Remedies at any lime." (Signed) E. L. Cato,
,1 to tbeir former home nt da today recognized as th* absolutely filed, and decree ordering registration
have mese.
Exle, Ky., Nor. 10, 1010.
Mr .......................Jug
Yoakum ia ha< log
CALL THE DEPOT STORE
Wash.
the the
oM hon
Abante*«,
,reliable Eczema cure
grantad.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment are «old hou* Diät W99 Inuit oi one of the tola
¿)rop Into our store today. Just to
throughout tho world. Send to Potter Drug warehouiea, repaire«! ho hi to
ies is visiting in Eugene and
T. A. Wilson vs. all whom it may con
A f* fat
P hone 744
Vftve
A Obem. Corp., Dept. 2IA, lo,«ton. for free
cherrv lair on hia way.
cern; registration of title. W. O. Sima
talk .«var jo u r cat* with us
look tw Mie
tle n ty o f drying room for thia UH'a
anmple of each with U-p. book ou tbe .n »
for
plaintiff;
Oscar
Hayter
appointed
crop.
^
■«• and wife are visiting ia
W. L To,
examiner of title.
1
CO M B 4P ST A FBI.V Dallas, Ora.
hi* week.
Woodbwra t
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Variety Store
Ready Made Dre&es
first Class Horseshoeing»
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<
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\
Chamberlain's Cough, Ita rty
ROUGH AND DRESSED
i li The Depot Store |
LU M BE R !
$ 7 to $ J 1
y
; J. Ce RICKLI, Proprietor
All Lima her of the
Quality
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