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i tin- o i'... t hail game at M-" ',
nn ii!t l ii.i iv t v.'tiiiii! the Norma! ;
l. the Pallii ---
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A ft.M of C. H Mvl an-, of Suv.t.I
etui.- notion J .iii. c.vn.ty j
this we.k. liavii g Ladiy hurt b'!
ii.n.i. !! i improve, j
Mr-. K.i McGrnh and child. !
who have been visiNn her parent-', g
Mr. and Mr. J. W. P.iehardsou.j
Sr., return. d I' i Portland S.ii.du"- j
Her r.iiuT n. '"111:11. i.-l lor i;
Portland, ' j
0 W. IV-ji'tl, t' Pedeo, has Urn i
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promoted Mine .iv,n' -moh-m ....
firm will) which h in connected
Mr. IV;ett is a piquant, oi'irit g
gentleman, and is a god i""11 10
coil)'1 b-foie the people. -
You t un p ''' ,,u
advertising the merchants do, ai d
'you can size up tao merchait.
The retailer looking for h go d
town m .? up l"' !U,S- t,u e
pa per The customer locking fur
bugains does I'wme thing.
Exehans'..
Pres. 15. F. Mulkey, of the Ash
laud Normal school, is sitting as a
member of tin state senate from
this county. "During his absence
County School Superintendent Mil
ler, of Lane county! is acting presi
dent of the Southern Oregon Normal.
Mother
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consumption for many r. A
Ust he fiivcn up to Jar. 1 nen
atm tncJ Aver' Clu nyj ecwr.1I,
anj w rtffitilv cur-J.
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wait until ' ;,r. t.MMrKv,-..,o.Wt J , ll,r..k... U ,.,,!.
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No matter how hard
your cous;h or how Ions;
you have had it, Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral is the
best thirty you can take.
It's too risky to wait
until you have consump
tion If vnti are couahinc
todav. cet a bottle of
Cherry rec
:toral at once.
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A. 11 irni.'ii, ho lives on the
.Nh jliiee, recently hist a vallt-
llhh' cow.
John r.ontl moved to Kola this
week to work for Mr. l'.ropley in
the Imp yard.
W. K. Clark, wife and daughser
have gone to Springfield to visit
their son for a short time.
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V, nan lliiHili.u' !
The Pill-ton Wo .line... und-t:
tl, comuowid of C.H.1 .in- Y rt
llrooks and o.o,,e Neh.!l e
K,.'..d in a himtio match l.t
Tiuusdav and Friday, the terns
of the hunt U'ing luit the Iomi.K
Bid..hhould Pv "'"r a ""IT1' '"'
th,. Woodmen and tl.eir laiudi. s.
I n', hunt waM curri. d on with a
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Creat deul ol spinl, ano "
g;l,llt.wa.hrgi,t,;. ';;;s,irH. M n. k. i:
llrooks' side had won I'.v ovc
OtK iioints.
Saturday fxlensivo arrange
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130 Court St., Sa
m ,jnoANco.iut.i..Mi.t p. t'U '"vrl tun
Ile:uls SliouUl Never Aclie.
Never enmire this tnuitile. l'set
one the remedy that stopped it for
Mrs. N. A. WeKmcr, ol mnie, a
She writes: "Dr. Kite's New Life
PilU wholly eureil me of ciek he-.nl-aehes
I bait sut!erei from for tw
years." Cure headache, coustiaiion,
billiou-ness '2".c- a: Kirklanil. Irie.'
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UUKUIIALU
MiHs ICthe! tlunsaker return, d
home Monday.
Miss Sadie Myers was visiting
her sister, Mrs. II. 0. Seymour,
over S.u.day.
Li. in (Jay. of Crowley, was doing
business lir town Tuesday.
M-s. S. U Young went to At:ii:y
Monday, returning home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cook drove
to Salem Sunday.
O'.ir school commenced again
Monday, II. C. Seymour having
fully recovered.
Mr. Morrison, of Salem, was in
this vicinity Monday looking up
the hop.husiness. lie was offering
2U cents 'for this year's crop and
wanted to contract for lo cents for
the 1003 crop.
The ladies basket hall team ot
this place went to McMinnville
Friday and played the high school
team. They came hou'ie happy as
they won the game by a score of
K) to r.
The hop men have commenced
to think of working in their hop
yards. They say prospects for an
other year are good.
' In this county the railroad pays
taxes on $:i07.000; the Jese Stump
heirs II. W. Murphy II 1,-
270; the A. K. Wilson estate if 1.
S70; Juilne Poise $10,170; I. add A
Heed -fl-UOO; lavid Peter 10.
0J0; Seth lliggs ll'i.OoO; W. C.
Hrown -'0,-t."; C. K. V J. 1.
Stump ll't.ltW, Henry liy.-rley
11,70"); Joshua McDaniel if27.'J'.0;
K. C. K'evt il.S.'.O; T. W. Drunk
11.0.V; ' Henry Hill W'Sr, S.
W. Fletcher 'fU.Oi; H. Mirvh
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1( 1Vll , Nairn; WaU hman. U- h. I-'-'-. PMV
,r p.-: ..-: try. a. M.t..:;...-!.;; jfvef
; Manager, N. F. Cre. ; I V.
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UielilS were -; JW.'N :
nide. Saturday evening the Wood- ; Mrs. James llarrl- and Mit. I. . F?fJ 1
men with their families ftlld mem- j T..nr., vUited Suver M" n. lay. l,Vr'.'
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hers of ilallston vircu- v ...
their hall where the MWing pro.
gram was rendered:
Mri. N. 1'. thin, w h Ims n
in tliis viei-ity in the capai ity of a
trained nurs'-, return- d Krul.ty t,
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Sick Headache?
Food doesn't digest well?
Appetite poor? Bowels
constipated? Tongue coated?
It's your liver ! Ayer's Pills
are liver pills; they cure dys
pepsia, biliousness.
i 25c AH drtigglita.
Want tout noust&cbe or beard m beami-nl
brown or rich black? Then una
BUCKINGHAM'S DYEKV
M e. o' e-.-. , e a . hu. a Co., a m.
Hop t'rop of I'.IO.!.
The I'M I.', Imp cr-'p w ill '"'t fail
below IS cell's. A few e-i.taet
fur 1'. Hi:) Imps are being u.itde.at
that price, says' the Telegram.
This fact is proof enough that
srrowers may at least depend upon
mi'.tiie.r ye r of prosperity. It is
doubtful if the pi ice will ever ag'uin
fall us low as 10 cents, as the cin
Biimption keeps juice with the sup
ply, more especially us the New
York growers are goin out of the
business owing to adverse condi
tions. The market has been most pecu
liar this year. At tlu; present
tim. some of the dealers an; sell
ing two cents below the market
price to make good orders which
were not covered with contracts.
Th'i more conservative dealerB
hedge by covering each order they
take in advance with :i contact
with the grower, so as not to be
caught short. In this manner they
have the supply when called upon
and do not have to buy in the op( n
market for filung their orders.
Others, however, will take all the
orders they can get regardless of
whether or not they can cover with
contracts. When these latter have
to sell fchort it has the effect of
stimulating the market, the same
as was done this year.
It seems all the more remark
able that prices kept up so well in
the face of the fact that very few of
the large brewers, according to re
liable information from trade
sources, have bought of this year's
crop. Most of the large brewers
have cold storage plants where
they keep hops in stock, and many
of them have been using from the
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Music-Han s orencsua. ; -,., ,.,.
inj. ode liy Woodmen. Music J
orchestra. Song. "O. P. It. A." j
..... P.ecitanon-F.. W. Pot- 'lliun.asll. 1 .u.-ue, , ,l!i s-
. .. t....;..,.. Ir-. F. W. Pot-1 iiiiiii from the liisl district of
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ton. Instrumental duct Go U-ill i irenr,,,), j, ,i, ,el. The ( ltd came
and 1'ove McCulloeh. I citation j ..,.,. fu ) v j b is n urtim-nl t at
Wnshiu-toii, 1. C, I.i-t Sunday,
heart tailuri- brought on bv mi
acute stiiiuui h trowb!,' bi ing th
i lUlse, Mr. TuUglle W;iS i 0
tbnso Ineli uln ide!llif W.til
their lives the history of their
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Pearl J-Iies. Address, "Tin- Wo
men of Wood.-raft" W. U. Dirks.
Soiij.Woodnian iuartetto. Mu-ic
uVchestra.
Alter the rendition of the put-
I,., (", ,'l,.u i i,.r i ll'ii l-.'S l-l " III-
stalled hv F. W. Kovtt!: ( .msul, stat-. and make !
II. A Campbell; Advisor. T. J.j - , .
hort; Hanker. art . l.--.es;. t( a:. ,,,.,,,, , ,u , ,-,..,. - .
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depth of wis,!,,,., whi-,1, n...t;SaUni $t$&M
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Correspondents'
Contest.
MUST PI1IZK.
Handsome Ladies' Willing Desk
SKCOND PIMZK.
Beautiful Moqtiette Pug.
TlllUl) PUIZK.
A li.wd Smyrna Rug.
1-oniTii piii.f:.
The Delineator.
FIFTH PUIZK.
M'ecklysOregonian.
SIXTH IMIIZK.
Pacific Homestead.
Conditions Governing Contest.
One point for every new item ac
cept ml. A story worthy of u wepurute
headimr, 'lh points. A column artici
.Ml (KiinlH. For every yearly Hiitiscrllier,
new or a renewal, 75 points. Len
than a year at the same prnpoi iliiii.
We want correspondents in every
part, of Polk county. 'Now In the thiie
to make' known our resoureeH. Kimd
iti your contribution whether you are
ii correHpdinlent or not.
Contest closes February 20, P.IO.'!,
at 0 P. M.
Standing ol Correspondents.
!l!nena Vista. If M
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.U :ll Kilt, ii'" ' o I ' - K
Mti' t'l I. . H e I.I..IUI.I tl"'." t
charaetiiii' the "f a IH-W
coi.iidrv iii its list' into
broader life d" u nation, nml:
w It ifli must shine forth in the,
lives of its leaders. S.-nntofj
Mtdkoy oivi-H us his estimate of :
tin..- deceased the following;: j
"Thomas II. Tongue' taught;
the yoitiio men of this state thutj
i'.l..,...l 1 ili.,lnl. I" i 1'
tllf P. Dllliated. Mr. Plioue
liM-ny Street
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ST. I'AI L, Dl U Tll, MINNKAPOf.lS, CIIICAHO
AND POINTS CAtT.
Jlnetia Vista, II ""'!. . , Tm ....
Aiitiofdi 4ir Through Palace and TourUt 81eeper.
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INCORPORATED.
Monmouth, - 0"s
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ln.ri.iu.wio I! -i:
Sunny Hlope IW
Airlie, S :
Crowley, G' L'li
Parker, O fifi
Hickreal, C l.'HI
Cnlvury, D :!!
Monmouth, A 512
Peilce, 1' 41
Monmouth, II 6(1'.'
Ilallston, ii TZi
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