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Absolutely Pure
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
Social and Personal.
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Toy Kingdom Wagoner' store.
Dolls at all prices at Wagoner's
The new chatter box at Wagon
er's. Go to Messner for jour Xmas
goods.
Celluloid Roods at Wagoner's, at
all prices.
Ladies bazaar, at the opera
house, the 18th.
Julien Hurley returned from
Portland Saturday.
The new crop of almonds and
walnuts at Wagoner's.
Charlie Collins returned from
Seatle Monday evening.
Largest line of Xmas toys, books,
games, toilet sets, at Messner s.
Call at Josse & Bice's and look
over their entire line of furniture.
Pearl Alexander and wife went
to Portland Saturday to see "Ben
Hur."
Remember the Presbyterian
ladies bazaar at the opera house
the IStb.
A Mr. Woods, a watchmaker, is
assisting O. A. Kramer during the
rush season.
L. U. Josse returned from a
seyeral days' stay in Portland Mon
day evening.
Call and see our line of men 8
and boys' clothing and over coats.
W. A. Messner.
The largest and most complete
line of all kinds of furniture at
Josse & Bice's.
Mrs. M. Guinn went to Portland
Wednesday, where she will make
her future home.
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T. P. Sevens, of King9 Valley,
was in town ednesday, en
route to Jefferson.
The Misses Mintie and Elva
Taylor and Bertha Bohannou visit
ed at Albany this week.
Howard Guinn, of . this place,
haB gone to Portland, where be has
a position in the Portland car
shops.
Several hundred volume? of new
novels at our store lately from the
east and by the very latest authors.
Wagoner's.
Let us figure with vou on your
Christmas candies. We will have
a fresh supply on hand for the oc
casion. Wagoner's.
Headquarters at Josse A Bice's
for Christmas presents of all kinds
for the little folks, for the young
and for the old.
A revival meeting at Kings
Valley was recently disturbed and
tne people there offered $250 re
ward for the guilty culprit6.
C. L. Clevenger has moved his
shoeshop to the buildir-g recently
occupied hy the bycycle repair shop,
and his former place is rented to
J. M. McCaleb, who will put in a
first-class city studio. I
See our iueohanlel toys at Wag
A new line of orange just on at
Wagoner's.
lilunkrt. blankets. Ye , we
have a UrRtf stock ot wo il an d cot
ton blankets, ind a nice 1 in o
comforters as well. V. A. Mew
ner.
Rrttnuiuber that Jonse fc Htfee
have the largest and most com
nlete line of Christmas goods m
the city. Call early and make your
selections.
Handkerchiefs, kimonas. and
many other Christmas arti cles will
be on said at the Presbyterian ba
taar on the evening of the ISth at
the opera house
Emtnitt Gaar w nned,llOO for
stnckiuir liuefover the head with
a cluo several weeka ago. He en
tered a plea of guilty aud receiyed
the mercy of the court.
Vext Sunday there will be ser
vice at the M. E. church at 11 A
M. and 7:30 P. M. Suitable subjects
will be dealt with by the Pastor.
Everybody welcome.
For underwear i net call and let
us show you our line. We haye
some very fine, all wool and tlesce
lined underwear, all size, aad our
prices are as low as any one. .
A. Messner.
Circuit Court adjourned Tues
day morning, a sh.rt session.
Several cases were not ready for
trial, and were continued over,
namely: Caleb Hughes vs Geo. K.
Lewis, admr. of R. L. Skinner est.;
I Laura Adkina vs oily of Monmouth;
and Jos, L. Uutnrie vs uoasi itauge
Lumber Co
Remember our great Christmas
ale commences Saturday, Lece in
ter 12, and will continue until
December 31st. Better come early,
before these lints are broken.
These are bargains that only come
once a year. We must clean up
these goods to make room for our
spring stock. W. A. Messner.
Adah Chapter, No. 34 Eastern
Star, elected oflicers on Tuesday
evening as follows: Mrs. Corrie
Hubbard, Worthy Matron; Dr. O.
D. Butler, Worthy Patron; Mrs.
May Babbitt, Associate Matron;
Mrs. M. M. Goodman, Secretary;
Mrs. Maggie Wilson, Treasurer;
Mrs. Isodsne Mattison, Conduct
ress; Mrs. flora Mix, Associate
Conductress.
Tuesday noon the Normal school
building caught on Bre, presumably
trom the Hue on the west side of
the building, and it was not until
heroic service, by both sexes, that it
was extinguished. The fire depart
ment from here went to their
assistance promptly and a special
from Dallas was over, it is al
most a miracle how the building
was saved. The damage, as it was,
stands about f 2o00.
Passengers to Salem Monday by
steamer Pomona were as follows:
W. M. P'ymale and Riley Craven
and wife, while Freddie Moore, of
Highland, went to Oregon City to
spend the winter. On Tuesday
Mrs. W. W. Percival visited Salem
and Miss Mira Kimberlin returned
home from a couple of weeks' visit
there. Wednesday Mrs. M. L.
Do.ris and Mrs. A. D. Davidson
visited Salem.
The trial of Bert Gordon oc
curred before Judge Burnett Mon
day. Gordon is the man whose
preliminary trial was held here
last week, charged with robbing a
eambling game. lie was fined if 50
in the circuit court trial, and it is
understood obliging Dallas sports
will pay the fine. The entire pro
cedure is a whitewash, pure and
simple, and is another one of those
cases that shouldn't, be probed into
too deep.
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ilverware
And Genuine
Ebony Goods
Just received a nice line of thee goods and invite your inspection.
O. A. Kramer Co.,
INDEPENDENCE, OREGON.
Everything for your Christmas
present at Wagoner's
Saturday's Oreironlan contained
account of the divorce proceedings
of Jessie L. Cannon and husband.
This is the same Cannon outfit
that were arrested bere last year,
the husband charging the wife of
adultery with one, George Sim
moos. A preliminary hearing was
giyen the couple, they were bound
over, but tne trial in me circuit
court never materialized. It is
vary easy to make arrests in I oik
county, but it does seem a terror to
convict.
Mrs. W. II. Craven and chilrend
returned from Portland this mor
ning.
Van Dornsife was a Portland
visitor during this week.
A surprise parlv was given Geo.
Huntley last evening. A pleasant
time is reported.
KICK KKAL.L.
J. 15. Nesmith and wife fravo
their daughter a party last Wed-
nesday evening. Tho evening
was spent with giimcs una cha
rades. A lino lunch was spread
and tho evening was much en
joyed ly nil. Thoso present
were: Mr. and Mrs. J. 15. Nes
niith, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Sten
sen, Sir. and Mrs. Otis Waite,
Misses Wilnia Pulton, Josio,
Carrie and Edith Hurch, Adella
and Edna Sitnonton, Hallie Gib
son, Nellie Dempsy, Mattie Kos
er, Jessie Stoner, Vidie Myers,
Katie Fox, Rebecca Miles, Tliel-
ma Waite, Pauline Nesunith,
Messrs. Carl CJ rover, Win. Row
til, J. If. Custleine, Wnrren
Burch, Mark Burch, John Kos
cr, Orvel Price, Clay Fox, Frank
Miller, Adrian Miles and Clif
ton McArthur.
in Portland
from
Grace Durch is
for a short stay.
W. Eaken returned
Hopewell Monday.
Two men rere looking nround
Saturday to locote a blacksmith
shop in this placo.
J. M. McDauiel camo up
from Portland Sunday.
Mrs. M. E. Gibson, of West
Salem, is at lior boii'b, Frank
Gibson.
Mrs. Geo. Smith went to Mon
mouth Saturday.
J. W. Fetter and .Oliver
Waite took the contract to put
up the trellis in S. Orr's jiew
hop yard.
Notice of Foreclosure Hale.
Notice ll hereby niven that under, ai.d
by virtue of the tcruis ol a curtain cini
tul mortgage, intuits eiiwulml anil de
livered on AiiKtort 7th. 1"W, ly J. S.
TtlU.lt, party ot the Unit nrt, in favor
of tiaar, Scott t'-o., a corHration, mr
ties of tli" Hcconil part, I.J. II. Mormi.
ai the duly autliorixed wife nt of the tiiid
Uiinr, Scott A Co., will oiler for al at
private sale, on ami after the ItHh day
of Iioceuitwr, 11K13, the following 1 -scribed
rsonl property covernl bv
Haiit chattel mortician, to-wit: One 10
homo-power com pound engine, Number
tllWi, with 150 f-et H" 4 ply rublier belt,
(Jovcrnor, wagon and uhuh! appurten
ances, manufactured by (iuar. Scott A
Co; ono Uncle Tom wind stacker, Num
ber 1U38 ; ono 33 x fill wpHrator, Niiinbrr
14242,011 wagon, with folding Mtucker,
belts and tno umiibI appurtenance, man
ufactured by Uuur, Kcotl A Co.; one
uiountcd wuUir tank; all nbovo k""''s
manufuctured by (iaar, Hcott A Co.
ItiiU lor aaid prowrty nro to be mib
rniMod to nie at my oflloo in Indixu
dciicc, Oregon. iJatud this 10th day of
Pec'tuiilier, 1W.1. J. II. Mohan,
Agent lor (iaur, Scott A Co.
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Christmas candies. Don't fail
to call at tbe Candy Kitchen and
see Mrs. II. Moore for all kinds of
nice, fresh candies, such as, Turk
ish Nuggets, Nut Loaf and Logcab
bin Cream, Caramels and Cut
Cream, aud many other kinds too
numerous to mention.
Mas. II. MookK,
Monmouth, Ore.
Notice of Administrator's Hale.
Notice la herby given, that by vir
tue f an order dulv niado and en trim!
of record by the County court of I'olk
couuty, Oregon, lu the matter of the
rotate of Adutla Michel!, deceased, I,
the uuderalKiisNt adiuiniatrator, will on
aud after the Und day of January, A.
1) , IU)4 oiler for aale and aril at pri
vate sale to the tilRhrat bidder for caatl
In hand the followlug dcacrilwd nreiii.
mc subject to the approval of aahl
court, to wit:"
Lot 85, eseept thrrofrom SS x 60 fwt
In tlieuortli went corner tberrofi ami
also lota .HO, .17 A 5H all the above lu
block "K," and also Iota 7. 8 .1 9. In
block "l," all In the town of Falls
City, In l'olk oouuty, Crcgoa. ltids
fur aaum will Im nwivrd at the law of
tliwofllutlur A Coad III Uallaa. l'olk
county, tirejroii.
J. H. Mien km.,
AdniliilMtrstor of tlm eatate of Adella
Mlchell, deccam-d.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
W.R. ALLIN.D.'D. S.
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Pnlnleaa KxlriK llon
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OSCAR HAYTER,
AttOi-ney-at-Law,
CAMPllKI.I. JiUILDINil,
DALLAS, - OUKCiUN.
Card of Thanks.
To those sincere friends, who
during the long and prtient suffer
ing of our husband and father, ten
dered their kind assistance and
sympathy, we beg to tender our
heartfelt thanks.
Mrs. Lavina Mattison and children.
W .M...II.I.M. II III MSWjji.llU m
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