1CICKIII.AM.
llallie tlihson wont to Waits
bum. Washington, to rpend tin'
holidays.
tleorge Tatuin.. an old time resi
dent ot thi place ami a brother ot
Mr. W. K. Clark, came m from
Ka.otorti Oregon to viait old friend
aiul relative.
Win. ThieWn ami wife have
moved hack on the farm from Sa
lem. A. W. Vernon is very ill at hi.
home.
Mr. Uerlinger, of Portland, was a
ple.tut visitor at James Simon
ton's last week.
Mr. Jeffrey, a .prominent lawyer
of Nome, and a nephew of Judge
Uurch, is visiting relatives here.
Vil5 Aloiniider. who has Wen
visiting J. F. Vaughn's, returned
Sunday to her home at roruaiiu.
II. C. Seymour was taken ill
j - -
l.rt,.r TiiBii!iv niorniiiL'. eonse'
iim1kv. Ha was reported no
quently there was no school this
week.
A. W. Vernon, who has been
quite ill, is reported as improving.
Mrs B. F. Lucas returned from
MoMinuvillo Saturday, bringing
her mother with h-r. She is re
ported as improving.
Fred Simonton, of Portland,
came up Thursday to vit.it friends,
returning home Sunday.
Pauline Nesmith returned to Sa
lem Mouday.
Mrs. S. Orr and Mrs. Stinson
want to Salem Monday.
A social dance was given here
Friday night and was well attend
ed and enjoyed by all.
James Nesmith and wife went to
Salem Monday.
W. E. Goodell has been doing
some work on the Morrow bridge
across the LaCreol. as the water
was so high it washed out under
the south end and had commenced
to fiink.
Miss Edith Houck. of Mon
mouth, was visiting II. C. Sey
mour and wife last week.
S. T. Riggs and Vid.i Myers, of
Salem, were in Kicfcreall ims weeh.
Miss Ethel Huksaker, of Turner
i vifiitintr her aunt. Mrs B. F.
Lucas.
Miss Hattie and Jessie Hartman,
of Independence, came down r ri
day, returning home Monday.
Mrs. L. C. Brown returned from
Salt Creek Sunday.
, C. D. Purvine returned home
from Zna Saturday, havine been
there to attend the funeral of C. D.
Walker.
Mr. arid Mrs, Peter Cook drove
to Independence Sunday, t
Misses Carris and Edith Burch
went to Portland Saturday,
C. Whaley moved into his new
house last week.
Aurelia Burch, returned to school
at Eugene Saturday to resume her
studies.
The basket ball team of this
place went to Salem last Wednes
day to play the Y. W. C. A. and
came home victorious.
Heads Should Never Aclie.
Never endure this trouble. Use at
once the remedy that stopped it for
Mrs. N. A. Webster, of Winnie, V a,
She writes: "Dr. King's New Life
Pills wholly cured me of sick bead
aches I had suffered from for two
vears." Cure headache, constipation,
billiousness 25c at Klrklandj.Drug
Co.'s.
Watch Party.
A very pleasant watch party was
held at the heme of Geo. Met arquhar,
at Ballston New Year's eve. Owing
to the Inclemency of the weather a
number of those Invited could not At
tend.
The evening was spent fnlmusic and
social games and a delicious lunch was
1MU:1M:N1M:NC1:
Avrioiu.
Mr. A. J. H.IpVV illxl
turned Sunday from I Wilton county.
Allen Tow os niadv a liwdiiMa trip
to Sal. in Tneitlav. i
Mt-Ntii-ilruoV Vidian has returned
from Portland to rttinu
. . I.... .,.rb .
tivi :
teicln-r
Ueome Slx'Ul.tn Iihh accepted a pol-'
n i. ilrtMiuiu In a Mil aawiulll at!
tloti us itreinau In a tl aawiulll at
Vancouver. He will commence ora
the tlrwt of l'i bruaiy.
Vr,i hiH-UH'k ami two nlten.
M.I...I .ii.t Ma, Km-, urn llolllO IIKttlll,
after viMilug several day w Hit friends
and relatives til Dayton, allium
county.
MW Veruio Joliusoii U UoWitf home
work for Mrs. Hay, acriw the river
from Independence.
Mr. Allen Towns Is staying with
her daughter, Mr. Forest Itarnes, at
Monmouth.
T.Mimiv Murks has i!oe work lu
Joliu Urov' hup yard uer tnden'U-
deuce..
V.VV.SA VISTA.
New Year's visitors in Poena
Vista were Mr. and Mrs. George
Pluv. of Welts.
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Hall were
called to Wells Monday evening,
because of the illness of Mr. Hall's j
tattler. 1 tie jaurr ! sunvimS .
from a severe attack of neuralgia. ;
with lUuna Vista friends.
.hiss .Mun-if j
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson,!
of Benton county, spent New Year's '
with Mr. and Mrs. McClain.
Sam Baldwin and wife, of Inde-
i- ,,v '
Thursday.
r.ii.npo visited relatives here
Everyone should read the adver
tisement in the Kntkkvkisk and
take advantage of the clearance
sale now on at the Cash Store.
There are other blessings in
Webfoot besides good climate. The
excellent (ire wood that is so plen
tiful is something not enjoyed in
other states, A letter troni .Mrs.
Belle Baldwin, of Albion, Wash.,
late ot LSuena Vista, relates that a
couple of weeks ago she had hut
rix sticks of wood lett and none to
be had except by borrowing fromj
a neighbor who had a supply.
Mrs. Thos. Kennell, Mrs. I. L.
Frazer, Mrs. W. H. W alker and Mrs. L.
Itice. also J. H. Collins are Baleni.vislt-
ors today.
Henry Wilkes is here from Eastern
Oregon.
Mr.aud Mrs. M. L. Dorris returned
today to Eugene.
Several loads of slab wood have
passed through town this week
from the Independence sawmill.
The mill is now rnnning steady
and there seems to be quite a de
mand for lumber.
Coughing
"I was given up to die with
quick consumption. I then began
to use Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. I
Improved at once, and am now in
perfect health." Cha. E. Hart
man, Gibbstown, N. Y.
It's too risky, playing
with your cough.
The first thing you
know it will be down
deep in your lungs and
the play will be over. Be
gin early with Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral and stop
the cough.
Tkm rim : 2Sc, Mc.. II. All 4-ffUU.
Coninlt yoor doetor. Kb np t It,
IS toli K. tb di-t Uk. It. H. taowt.
Lmt tt wttb Mm. W r vtlllnf .
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Correspondents'
Contest.
FIRST PUI7.E.
Handsome Ladies' Writing DcbIc
SECOND P1UZK.
JteaiRiful Moquette. Uug.
THIltl) PUIZK.
A Good Smyrna Hug.
FOURTH PRIZE.
The Delineator.
FIFTH PRIZE.
Weekly Oregonian.
SIXTH PRIZE.
Pacific Homestead.
'Condition Gowning Contest.
One noint for evory news item ac
cepted A story worthy or a separa e
60 imints. f or every ,vi j ..v . ,
new or a renewal. It poluts I-hs
heading, WVnuxm. -
tliun a year at tne sanm - '
We want corresondeiits in every
part of l'olk county. iow is the time
tomatee known our resoureea. bend
in your contributions whether you are
a correHpniident or not.
Contest closes February 2U, 1903,
atC P.M.
Standing cf Correspondents.
Linena ViHta, II.
Antioch ......
liewlaville
Highland, B...
Hunny Hlope...
A irlits, 8
Crowley, (i
Parker, O......
Kickreal, C
Calvary, I)
Monmouth, A . .
f'edee, P
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Rev. P R. Burnett came in from
Wasco, Eastern Oregon, Wednes
day. Xorval Atkina left Wednesday
for Forest Grove, having been
transferred there with an increased
salary.
Dr. J. P. Johnson, a former In
dependence dentist, was in the
city this week.
Monmouth, Ji
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HOUSE FURNISHERS.
MOris- "Chairs
f orris Chairs pom $3.95
to Wo.
Our 76' (hair tx good
enough for anybody.
Our $10 Chair pleases
everybody.
Riivpn At. Hamilton. tv
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Polk countv delinquent tax list
for ll'OI is now in the hands of the
printer.. The proprtv is adver
tised for sale February 31. The
liBt amounts to lOul. lhis isthe
smallest amount of delinquent tax
in the history of the, county ami
Deputy Sheriff E. Hayt.-r esti
mates that by the day of sale the
amount will he reduced to $500.
The 1900 delinquent tax amounted
to $2100.' The prencnt mode of
collecting taxes in Polk county at
1 ast has been a great aueceha an d
Sheriff Van Orndel and Ford have
been energetic in following the law.
Tho Secret of Inir I-dfo
CoiiHlBtalu keeplUK all tlie main or
gan of the bMly in liealthy, IreKiilnr
uctloti. and In quickly dlroyluic
deadly dim-aito nernm. Kleetrie Itinera
iritulate Dtomach, liver and kldneya,
purify tlie tdnod and Rive a nplendld
appetite. Ttiev work wondera in eur
Iuk kidney troiilile. female complaint,
nxrvnua diwawM". eollfthialloii, dynpup-
nia and malaria. Vluorotw licalth and
Htrengtli alwava follow their ue.
Only 60c, guaranteed by Klrkland
Drug Co.
I...... nn .mRi-iAlM'fi aucat
MUSEUM OF ANATOMY.
1061 MARKET ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAl
flirni llntaud imiU.)
Thlurs,..tA!ilOulcm,l Muwum
In Ui Wur.tl.
Urrnlnt nltrwIUm (n Iht City. A
WfiitdtrfiU Might jur vUWtrt,
wv -. " " ......
rkt (JtHflMIM, llol 1 a vly ru ty
llm (lMft Hwln!Ut lilt till 1'HCiUti
Coast. .MublUlii-U . yr.
DR. JORDAN-PRIVATE DISEASES
a.4 lun wlio Hfii MiiflVrliiK
ftom Ilia tllifu of yuutbfiil IihIIh-
Ctt'O'llia nr rl-rT,, ,m mi.".i
rmriL Narviiim unit llivli-nl lchllli.. Im
iiulrnrr, l.n-l M , In nil lln,lliiH.
J ruiluiin: 'lpirmiMrrli', PrmHilnr- ft
rliirn. Uonarrbara, Wla-a-t. rrrajwvHVT
f.ii a r .. m , . . "j " ................... ...
n-mnlliHi, nf Kri Hl cumllv po rr, thii IXM liir
A hiuaonrraiiKKil III" ln-ulini'nl main win iiiii
9 only air.ird lmni-(lliil r.-ll.-f. but purniniinit
Cllre. TUG IXM'lllf ll(lft IIIH CmilH HIIMMM'rill
m min.f.l,Hi. hut in well known lo ba fftlr tnl
JKiiiarn Hliyik'larl una HiirtfWil.J'rf-wuluaol
lu hlaapwwiy IH', Mru.
MVBUlua .h.trniiffhlv rin1loafra from
m Ml" ivnieiii w ii mi,.. , i , ' -
Trawl flllfrt hy nn ExlMrt Kdl
hy an Exwrt Hdl'l
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T cure ror run, riarr "" - . .
A Dt. JonUn'a apol4 palnli nwthoila.
f KVKRT SI! nnlyln tniwlllrtOi
, .,-..4. hlalMII, nlHlllt.
A our himrtt opinion or Illi dim P'"'' .
We will Itunnmtf a VOHlTI VB CVUS lit
VIIARHKH VKHY HKANOfiAl.a. 1
Wrf,. f.. Rank. IMII.IHT r
I onaiiltnii'in rnr.n
t 1. ... n,i,.k Call or writ
DH JORDAN k CO.. I OS I Ht! . . F.
Polk count v delinquent tax isi
to
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n very appropriate Xuias C'Q
present. Wi guarantee them 0
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Geo.F.Rodgers&Co.
Paper Dealers
(lur rH-r und Jtuare product of
the lx-t iiilllii in tho country. Vu
will mvi nmiiey on prleen and freight
with u.
130 Court St, Salem, Or
GL Hawkins
Pallast, tire.
Marble ami
Granite
lomiiiietit and Head
tone Cemetery
ork etc.
LAurnrpiN
US voun
ml
6HIKT6
opiate
What's the use
Of luiyinic expenHive linen, anil then
ttiklnii it tooiiiechenn-priceiJ,lnt'tlleient
laundry to be ruineJ by carelen nieth
oilsBiid bleacliinu compound.? Hotter
patronize a laundry which doe honest
work,wahe clean, iron without acorch
injtand leave you content pay in the
loriK run and nave worriment. We be
sprak your patron ao beaiiHe we know
we can afl'ont you atifaction. Orders
left at Kutch's'barberhop or the Salem
sta will receive prompt attention.
Salem Steam Caundry,
Colouel J. Olmsted, Prop. Dftroua
D. Olmsted. Mgr. I'houe 11. .320
Liberty Street.
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served.