Image provided by: Dallas Public Library; Dallas, OR
About Polk County itemizer. (Dallas, Or.) 1879-1927 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1903)
G a in e d Forty P o u u d e In T h ir t y D ays ¥ ♦ A Store that Satisfies ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ a Work Shirts Dress Goods T b « lim it culleclioc in tlio val ley. We h ive ull the ueweat » « » * • ¥ ei at any price y»u want to pay. 't he kind that are ho hard Send for samples. Send for nor Inre. T re. The ^ handy catilngne of aUmlnrd p a l-1 i,n'ft y« l ea*y to timi lu strongest nmtoriaU an 1 ue t pat- ™ term. It ii free. leniti. ¥ 50c ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ Cloaks and Suits Clothing You cannot do belter than to via it thin department. Wo want you to come and try on aa many style.« as you like. You will not be lore ed to buy. Jacket« from $5 to $30, buila from $5 to $35. For mao, youth or boy. See our ^ wonderful value* at $0.60, $7.50, * $10 and |13 50, Underwear, sox, fi sweater*, hat*, tnckwear, etc. at (he lowest price*. ^ SA LEM ¥ D A L R Y M P L E S °»«°"!5 M s. J. 0 . Adams In** gone to a Portland 8aniiariu.il for her health. Kay Wallace and John Shepard, of Butler, have been at work in Mar ion county. P. 8. Gieenwood near Dull«* ha* been oil« red 25 cents for Ins ciop oi 01 balk, s oi bops. Walter Williams will soon move in to Mrs. Ethel Wood*' House near tin Preebyletluii cliuich. • ** j For. several month* our younger ! brother had been troubled with imli ! g rtion. lie tried several remedies i but got no benefit from them. We purehnaed some of Chnmberlaiu’s ! Stomach and Liver Tablet a and he commenced tuki. g them. Inside of | thirty days lie had gained forty poll ml* of flesh. He is now fully re covered. We have a good trade on I I lie tablet*— Holley Bro«., Merchant*. Long A ranch, Mo. For sale by W il | h o i » Drug Co., For a pleat-ant physic | take ChamLerluiii’* 8 ‘Omach and ■ Liver tablet*. Easy to tuke. Fleaj- iu effect. Claud Plunk and wife, of ltoseburg, have been here viciling Ins uiouici ami uncle Ha« ve. Boats. Henry M cCurer’s barn caught fir« ft out a burning log heap and was des troy id wiiii all ins stock feed. D A L L A S COLLEGE New at Brown «fc Shaw’s French nougat CoOoautil candy. Italian pano cha aud full cream aland caramel*. DALLAS, OREGON. Beautiful and Heaithful Location. Co educational, Classical, 8< ientifi«*, Liienin , Business, Ex pressimi and oratory, musical and art course* offend. I’lie Delineator, published at 17 j West 13th street Neiv York, is one «> the best lailies’ j *il: n.il* it «x i* et»C-’. Spoetai attention given t > individual noe<ts. Oi.s l moral influence thrown arc the student. Dormitory ami gymnasium prlvil Ex hish .« reduced to the mini mum, F«»r further information address T H £ P R E S I D E N T , box ¿41, Dallas, Or Sci-tf Leavitt, principal of Die N oiii Yamhill public school^ wa« married t Mir« E Li" l r.uk in Falls C fcy la" Sunday. LOCAL AND GENERAL- W H A T W E H A V E L E A R N E D O L'R IN C T H E W E E K F R O M A L L AV AIL- A b t . S o u r c e s D is h e d up for O u r N u m e r o u s F a m ily of R e a d e rs In A b re v la te d P a r a g r a p h s . — % ----- For groceries go to Orfield's. M. Uaytei, dentist, Wilson building Spectacles and glasses at Pfennig’s Meiser A Mciser will hereafter close at 9 instead o' 7 p in. Mr. and Mrs. fobn Richardson are the proud parents of new daughter. Arnos Holman’s son Charley and family have returned from Southern Oregon. I f our prune men will stand togeth er they can command fair prices for their products. R.*v, Jas M«»ore. Fred YVaguer, YYr Homer Bhope and wife are at the P. Miller ami Mrs. Tims. E lio tt an Bryan-Lucns mill. attending the Methodist coufereuce at M. A. Dixon and Miss Josie Haight Salem this week. w re married la-t week. Rev. 8. J. Lindsey will preach nt G A Hurlev has been made a no Lewi-ville next Sunday m »r ling, a tary public at Iud< pendence. M »ntgomery in the afternoon and a: M in. Jns. Howe and d m q jtlfr took Elkins i .i the evening. in the recent Portland cunivnl Black’* steam s. w cut forty o e Elmer Reid and wife, who now 1 ve in cord** of w *od, each stick into flirt < San Francisco, have a new daughter. pieces, MoiMay. Wh t outfit h s beaten that this season. J. W. My«*r lp»s soi l 47 and Till Bell 133 bales of hops at good figures. A visit to Douty’s auction and pri vate aales at Independence, will g* t Clin*. H\de and wife, of Fall* City, your winter supplies at a big savin. . have been visiting Ins parents at To ihe stock must all be sold at once. ledo. Putnam’s Fadeless D *es do not W. B. MelCown has sold to YV. H staiu the hands nor «pot the k< t )« Livingston four Falls City lots for (except green and ptirpl *.) Sold by |300. Wilson Drug Co. at 10 cents a pack Mrs. YYr. T. Wurdle has returned age. from a sejourn of two months in Port Tuesday morning there were tlii• land teen freight cars on our side tra« k Roswell Shelley, who was once county clerk here, is now merchan The best and cheapest line of heat dising at Hood River. ers in town may be had at Ouy Bros Mel*er & Mei*er have fT handsome hardware store. line of new stationery and there is the George Bnolhby has rgnttd his farm place to buy school supplies. near Monmouth to M. M. Jones for When you have stock of any kind three years at Sj!350 a year. for sale or want to I my anything it Cass Gibson has plastered his farm will pay to let it be known through with trespass notices, which will deter the Itemizer. careleB. hunters from shooting on his For the very best, kind of bakers laud. W e have such notices for sale. bread, pies, cakes and pastry of all Doutv’s store Iniild ng and fixtures kinds go to- Riggs' grocery store. See at Independence sre for sale or lease samples in show case. as soon as he has auctioned off the For hop storage at either of the goods. Dallas warehouses apply to T. A. Morris Hughes and McBee Bros Riggs who has control of them. He sold their hops at 22 cents, and Y o has room for about 1200 hale*. kum A Hill got 25 cents for their cri p Fine new millinery of all kinds mnv of over 100 bales. he had at tin* store of Mr*. Chaco. G. W Hollister, manager of Jacob Miss Jennie Muscoit i* assisting in son’s clothing store, has moved Ids | lie trimming departin’ nt. Op ning family over from Salem and will occu- Day made a fine impression. py the J. H Towdsend property. Mrs. J. G. Gib-on and daucli'er are h-re from 0 tnada mi » vis*it to her Hardware and implements, boggies brother A. B Muir They had not and wagons, sieves and kitchen vare, met aim e p arin g <t their native Cana carpenters tool«, builders supplies and dian home thirty-five years ago. harvesting machinery for sale by Man ning <fc Fegusen in .Salem. U 8. Grant has within a week sold S P. Kimball is now ready to re ceive fruit at his dryer anil requesta those having small lots, or a-iy that will do to dry to hurry it in. Full market prices paid according to sixe. Douty’s store at Independence is now closing out $22,000 worth of cloth ing, shoes, bedding, dress goods, no tions and groceries at private and auc tion sales. Crowds are carrying aw iv loads of goods bou /lit at bargains. It is the intention to have the entire stock sold inside of sixty days, regard less of cost or value. to he loaded with hups, hay, wood ami 1 ii mb r, and Agent Woods «aid there was freight in right for more than as many more. Within a few days we have ordered the Oregonian for A. Seifarth, Delias, D. 0 Bronson, Prineville, A J. Byron, Falls City, J. W. Butler and W G. Wolfe, Bm 11, each of t* «m getting that paper and thi* a year for $2 J. H. O’N eil,of Dalian, received two prizes on his Jacks at the state fair, the Scotch Collie dogs of C. I). Nairn won three premiums aud the Blue Andn'.urian chickens of I). M. Cal- bienih won nearly everything for which they entered. Canfield's public sale near Rickreall tomorrow will be a big thing. Besides all kind« of stock there will he vehi el ■*, harness, farming implements ami a variety of household things. Mil lard YY'liite will sell the goods ami there will be served a nice free lunch . R. v. V J. Turnid.'e. of R« d Prairie, preached at Calvary «until of Mon mouth last Sunday. The Old School Bapti't Associ itio»», including Orego and Washington, will meet at his hone next June for a three day’s «fa ll will be an interesting occasion ate will draw many viflitor*. three, tine Angora hm ks, one goin^ to Yam hill, one to Washington an l AH who use atomizers in treating one to Clatsop county, the price being $25 each. He has sold one buck for nasal catarrh will get the best result $100 and holds two others at the same from E ly’s Liquid Cream b in». Prior, including spraying tube, 65 cents figure. Bold by druggists or mailed by Ely M •* There is a don«*tintD increasing in Bros., 56 Warren St, N. Y . . terest in the Hd.triisimr under our rs Ely B n*.:— 1 «old two bottle« of New lo d iy healing. Nearly every your Liquid Cream B«lm to a custom body read* it and it promptly brings er, Wm. Lamberton, 1415 Delacbai*«’ tOL-eth r many a buyer ami seller. St. N ‘W Orleans, he has used the tw< The average cost of ads under that bottles, giving him wonderful ami In tiding is less than ten cent* per in most, satisfnctsry results. Geo. Y\ McDtiff, New Orleans, Sept. 1, 1900. sertion. fiis- R FLU CTIO N SALE. S A L E M TRAD ^ LETS. Spend Your Money and Earn a Dividend Barr’s Jewelry Store A T Ö W W 4 T buck.- Samuel Orr, Rickreall. meal and cowpea hay ns grain feeds for his dairy cows and thus grow all the concentrates needed on his farm, a matter of the gravest importance. Ellis 8in»onton, who was recently Fanil’* fall trade is setting in at. a married at The Dalle*, is book ke ep» i risk ra*e. Ill* stoves of various kind* for M ei«r <k Frank in Portland, where A ( \ ™ > L blooded CotswoIt} ewea, »iso C dswold ami Angora buck« for aÄ,M 14 reasonable prices in to he i he very Tr«nt the people bis sister Kate also resides. Oy A. b. Staats. Adores* Suv'*» Oregon. want. Nowhere else can you get a m tier plow f r fd l use and he can GOOD 133 at;re f/»rm 1J miles south of Mon furnish the best wagons in the market. I I <* W a s S tr o n jr . mouth for rent by It. Best, of Monuiouth Employer—„Yea. I advertised for a .V liatever other hardware you wan1 strong boy. Think you will fill the bill? can always he had al Fatih’s. L. Fenton, of Dallas, has sheep to 1st out on Applicant—Well. I just finished lickiu’ II. shares in bands of any size ossi reti. nineteen other applicants out in tho COUN TY CO URT. hall.—Philadelphia Inquirer. scents PKOBATK. GOOD It takes a mighty good speller to write with some one looking over his •hr¿aider.—Atchison Clobe. GOODS . T h e S C j / W h it e C orne a l e m ' s g r e a t e s t s t o r e THIS W EEK W E ARE CÒNDUCTINC A M AM M O TH D EPARTM EN T SPECIAL THIS SPECIAL SALE EFFECTS A LL DEPARTMENTS NOTE THE BARCAINS OFFERED. Ladies Wool Hose Regular 35 cent value«. Depart ment special : 23c pair New Fall libs Rpgulsr vslues. ;ul*r 85 cent c* Department : pxrinient special < 69c Yd Nonshrinkabls Wool uiiiierwear Regular $1.25 values. Department special: 97c garment Waistings Rettulsr 85, 75 und 85 cent »»lie s . Depart nient special : 58c Yd Neckwear Regular .50 cent values. D. part meut special : 35c each Mens’ Shirts Regular $1 50 valu« ». D« parimeli! special : 98c Regular 91. H !5 78c 8il»ley, J. Man Kemp was made administra tor of ilie F. A. Kemp estut«* and her j hood approved. The Iim» 1 account of the J L. Ham- : Iiii e* ate wu* filed and set for hearing I November 2nd. Hal* b< iitl of L. May YY'illi«, guar dian, w i* lii« d and approved. Eight cents a pound is fPH F highest market price wf II be ini id for prunes 1 by II 8. Buts in Dallas. what a young woman paid for twelve pounds of flesh. ROM IO to 25 acres of hop land Ii for rent near Dal- F ’a*. The first two years fr free for fencing ground She was thin and weak and and planting crop. Call at this office .or pur titulars paid one dollar for a bottle of t K1LN of 260,000 brick was recently burned at [Cor'-'*<tod by Gooch Bros.) Independence by John R. Copper, who is offer W heat, per bushel, 76 eta. Scott’s Emulsion, and by tak- 2a. ing them for sale. Bran, per t»»n $22 ing regular doses had gained 8 luu t*, per ton, $25. p It SALE—A *36 acre dairy ranch, sly miles Oat*, per bushel, 30 i ts. twelve pounds in weight before F noith of Dallas on the main r ad. Apply to II. G. Csmpliell, the Irallas real estate agent. Thus. Williams, F. M. L* wic and B. Flour, per 10 barrels,$3 80. .M Fowle were made appraiser* oi lne the bottle was finished. Flour, per sack, $1. Buckwheat Hour, $2..50 per owl | F. A Kemp estate. HEAD of extra good steck sh sheep to let on Eight cents a pound is Ö 0/1/1 IM J shares hy Ed. Clark, Rickreall. _ _ _ _ _ -■ - - 1 — Germea, $1 60 per cwt. L E T T E R L IS T . cheap for such valuable ma Corn meal, $2 50 per cwt. II. McDaniel, near Rickreall, has g«»od baled Some pay more, some U f • wheat These letter* remain uncalled for in terial. (Corrected weekly by Dnrm's Grocery. hay for sale. l lie Diiiln* posh »thee for Die week end- less, some get nothing for Potatoes, per bushel, 50ct«. mg Heptem. 28th, and parties calling Butter, per pound 25 i ts. Shorthorn Jersey bull for servita at Frank You get your U Holman’s lor them will please state that they their money. In Dallas. Lard, per pound, 13@L5 els. Bacon, aides, per |*»uml, 14(fr>15 et* nave been adverti*ed: money’s worth when you buy Mr. Geo BlaKner. Ham s, per pound, 15c* 17 ct*. milch cows for sale by D, L. Keyt at Per- Scott's Emulsion. F 'REHH rydale. shoulders, per f ound, 9 « 11 ct*. Prof, and Mr«. VV . B Daggett. Mis* Claire Sinclair. E g g s , per dozen, 20 cts W e will send you a little Mr«. L. J 'V ftk trt. '.D PAPERS IN PACKAGES OK 60 FOR SALS C hickens, p< r dozen $3ro$5 0 at this office for 16 rents, also blank notes and free. J. YV. Weather«. N Dried fruits, per pound, 3(310 cts mortgages and ail kinds of leral bUnka M ARKET - S3 The present proprietor* of the Cap Our entire slock, con «ring three ' j i t /A lOxMJ feet floors, conairtiug oi dry ital Soap works ai«‘ making an artu le good*, riiirt waist«, dre«* goods, cot greatly to their credit. The ladies ton and woolen good« of all kinds, rain who use it *i»euk of it in term* of g«* d*. rlothiiig*, furnishings, h its, praise. shoe«, trunk*, fee«!, gioeeriea, hard ware, stoves, furniture, paint, oil, ce For nobby tup coat« or heavy over The u.iial way in which money can earn a dividend i* by be ment aud brick, i* now i tiered for coats for winter yo u will find the ing placed in a raving, bank or in Home other dividend bear Buie. greatest variety ami most lav for. ble . ing in via .iietit. But the Karr sinre ha. a plan whereby the YVe propose to do a wholesale busi price* at Johnson’« clothing «tore .pender. receive a dividend— provided, of ccurae. they »pend ness and will guarantee to furuiih 1'lieir school suits for hey« would | ihe money here. Our new caah regi.ter automatieally print* your winter supp’ hs for less money greatly please your youngster«, and | a reb.de check allowing the amount of your purchaae when than any other house in the «tale. they have uiidergurmeuls of all sorts Dial purchase i* iegi»ttred hy the salesman. Aud thi* rebate W e want your trade and need your fer everybody. check i. given to you. When you have accumulated 925 of produce ami can make it to your in them, bring them to nr and they are exchanged for 91 worth terest to trade with u*. of good», chosen »n y where from nur stock. Thi» i* equivalent Umlerta « r Clough on State street In consolidating our two b ij stores to a 4 per cent dividend on every dollar you spend here, (ju iiv we found ourselves overstocked in 1 « quite popular among Polk county a little axtra inducement, i» it not? many lima, which we assure you will people who have be« n so unfortunate he sold without rxgard for form« r cost, «• to in e l hi* sfivice«. He never j price or value. You will find barrel* asks « xhorbiLant prices for his good*. of bntgaiu* which you must see to ap preciate. Our p «st record of Making Good i* a guarantee that we do a* we J Schoolboys* clothing in et'dle«« va- Not Corner State and Libeity Streets, Salem. a lv«rii*e.— The Bryati-Luca* Lumber ricty at the New York Racket j only i* ii made to Took well and wear company, Falla City,O iegon. i weil but the price* are within reach | of poor people. Brown’s Blue Rib A m it.« »..-a £ /ii * .'j A m A m AMA m A m A m A m A m A p p le P ic k e r s W a n te d . bon school shoe* for bt.ys and girl* Men wauled t«> p.ck apples on the are the best. share* at A. Al. Mihei ’* orchard near T im a A lm o s t Hera- F A L L S C IT Y . Crow ley. Apply at once.— U. 8. Graui, Jt will »«¿on be time lo think of win« The toWn wu* never before so pros ter pastime* as well as lesson* in mu Dallas, Oregon The Cronine studio over Dalrymple i* heed quarter« for good picture*. perous. Every house fit lo live in i* sic for t liildren. In this line G io ^e occupied and the dozen new one* go RA TIO N S FOR DAIRY C O W S. Many a P«>lk county parlor i* euibel- ing up will uot more than half fill C. W ill, i he Salem music dealer keep# ished with photographs made there. a good reliable stock at price* that f- (lie demand for home*. Considerable ten surprise people, they thinking He can please you. C o t t o n H eed M e a l a a d C o w p c a i S u p painting ha* been done and tin pain them certainly second hand artii ies p ly th e X ec esn a ry P r o te in . ters have work ahead for several instead of new g<>odfl. As his goods Feeding the dairy cow» would be a M ny people wonder how the month* Most of the business houses ar^’ shipped in the most modern *v«y. comparatively easy matter were It not George lunch counter cun afford such are located on the north side of the that is in carload lot* without 1 ox- for the difficulty experienced in secur good m-a.« for 20 cents, but they do Luckiamute. the planing mil * being if g, as he buys for spot cash ai <j as ing a sufficient amouut of protein to it. on the other side, one just above the hi* s« llm g expenses are li^ht, he « n supply the heavy demands made on Falls anti the other^''close by the de- afford to mak« customers really * r- her system in the production of milk, pot. The Rhodebarger fruit dryer is pri*iog offers. Having been in bu*i- The steel bridge feed yard contin *sys Professor A. M. Koule of the Ten located just back of the Bryan-Lucas ut.-s for 25 years, he has learned h w ues to b • headquarters for nearly all • tore, and will cure all the prunes to select a line of goods to suit ca e- nessee experiment station. Cheap and icnim- driven to the city. Do you ask abundant fodder crops can be grown why. We reply because Mr. Schramm around there. Besides the two b ig 1 ful buyers, such thing* a* they can >e general merchandise stores, there are proud orimving in their home*. A ll in with comparative ease to supply the invariably treats them right. a number of «mailer ones, all carry struments sold by Mr. W ill will heat- more bulky part of her ration, but the ing fair sized «locks. They include tended to free of charge By fair protein needed is much harder to pro Zinn«, the candy, soda water, ice two grocery stores, a drug store, a treatment he has made friends of cus vide in a desirable form at a price jewelry store, »hoe store, hotel, barber cream and fruit man ha« a* good con tomers, and their assistance is the within the reach of the average dairy fectionery a* you could find Portland shop, meat market, two saloons, two cause of iiis largely increatdng trade. man. confectionery stores, a furniture share Location on 8tate *treet near court- His store i9 at 231 Commercial street, The abundance of cotton seed meal lioif-e. and several re«l estate offices. A* is opposite the Bush bank in Salem. generally true, the saloous arc a curse in the south should offer a happy solu tion of the difficulty, but there are to the community, degrade men of D ALLAS B U SIN ESS ITEM S. many places where freight rates make all age* and absorb much of the hard YVarren Frink let bis nineteen bales A ll orders entrusted to the Salem earned money that should go toward of bops slip at two bits. cotton seed meal quite as expensive as in the states of the far northwest, and j (age driver will be filled at once. making their - homes happier and B. Z. Riggs lias changed his address then it frequently happens that the more comfortable. There are three from Walla to Waitsburg. dairyman does not see his way clear to I Now is a good '*** time to lay in your ( lunches, an excellent school house, pay out a large amount of money for ! winter stock of Hour and feed and the and ether influences in good direc R. Hull and wife are Visiting at cotton seed meal; for, as the old axiom Dallas fi* uring mill is a good place to tions. The two sawmills and planing Brownsville and Cottage Grove. puts it, “ a pinny saved is a penny get it. mills employ in different capacities Seven teams are hauling prunes made.” So it is to his interest to dis about 100 men and have a pay roll cover if possible a means by which he exceeding $6,000 a /month. From from the Wilson farm near Salem to Cemetery work done by G. L. Haw the Bryan-Lucas mill over three miles the Kimball dryer in Dallas. can produce the needed protein on his farm and thus save the heavy drain on kin* tbe'Dalla* marble cutttr seldom aw*y the flume bring« down lumber his resources required by the purchase fail* to give entire satisfaction. He is in 25 minutes and in less than three N E W T O -D A Y . of cotton seed meal or some other con both competent and Honest hours deliver* ovor 40,000 feet of it to centrate rich in protein. the planer plant where 30 men are *% Cotton seed meal 1ms now been fed employed at fiom $2 to $3 a day Advertising under this hoading will cost 10 cents As a gunsmith Mr. Risser has few long enough to establish its virtue as Harry Starr has general charge of the for anytning under 15 words for one insertion or 26 < qua!* and no superiors. The hunt a feed for dairy cows, but it has also planer outfit, YV. B. MclCown is engi cents for throe insertions. been shown that it is unwise to employ mg season is at hand and ‘lie is ready neer aud R«dla YY’ aterhouse black it exclusively for that purpose, as it is t«» supply sportsmen with whatever smith. The YVatkius mill doe* its FEW nice, large pigs for sale at «2 each by J. so rich, not only in protein, but in fat they need. logging with two engines and a team . 8, Macouiber néar Dallas. and other constituents as well, that it ♦ a * of horses. Each engine ha« 1,200 feet has a tendency to produce various de Try Dunns’ when in doubt a* to of wire cable with which to snatch BOUT OO goats, mostly nannies, including a rag- rangements of the cow’s system, entail the best place to go for groctri« s. They the logs to the skid roads for the hor iste red buck, for sale by B. T. Yocom near Oak- ing serious losses that can easily be always have the latest, freshest and ses. They can get out 60,000 feet avoided if the meal were employed in best «>f everything, to eat. All their «laily and the mill saws 40,000 feet a a rational manner. day. They send away about ten car* HE owner of two shoats, boaj and sow, at my canned good* are of high grade. near Dallas, will please pay for this no Fortunately our soils are adapted to of lumber a week and would fill more tice place and take them away. J. W. Boy or. the culture of several of the most im- if they could get them. There are 15 When your time pieces get out of families at the mill and help is often "portAnt legumes known to mankind. OQI» fresh milch cow wanted by Frank Holman Among these the one that stands out order or any article of jewelry is bro scaice. Rough lumber which com lu Dallas. pre-eminently is the cowpea. It is well ken go to C H . Morris, who will manded $9.50 six months ago, in now adapted to an immense territory and mak« them al! right in short order. down to $8. Lumber comes down can be utilized to advantage in more their 2-ir ile Hume at the rate of 1000 JjtRESH cow and calf for sale. Apply here. ways than any other legume, and be feet a minute. Everything is hand Miss Collins, the popular milliner, sides making a most excellent hay. rich led quite systematically. I* supplying many a lady and her JtRESH 3-year old J Durham heifer for sale by Loo in protein, it has the power of material ' Smith in Dallas. ly improving the mechanical condition daughters with all their wants in the C lo t h in g I n v ita tio n . Lne of headwear. Drop in and see and the crop producing power of the YYro have been so bu*y receiving, ANTED—Men and women to learn barber tr*de land, an item of the most profound her fide assortment. marking and placing goods that we under expert instructions. Only eight v eeks concern to the farmer w*ho has been nave had no lime to write an ad this required A clean, light, well paid vocation. Write for f.ee catalogue, giving full particulars. Portland somewhat careless with regard to such Vetch, timothy and otln r desirable we.k but we are now ready to attend Barber college, 263 Everett street, Po it land, Oro- matters and has sold his cotton seed to grass seed* may be bad at Ullrey'* to your wants in the line of clothing, gon. the oil mill because of its ready cash feed store. Hay of different kind*, furnishing goods, trunks and valUe.-. value, though failing to return to the bran, chop and short* always <711 hand, YVe are tlie new and only exclusive- ACHES of good hop land half a n ilofrom Dal soil in some other form the equivalent also good chicken feed. clothing house in Dallas, our location las and fron» one to flve acre lots in Dallas fo«* o f the plant food thus removed. As a b« ing in the Uglow block. Please sale hy Henry Howe, *% result the fertility of much of our laud call to get acquainted and ldt us show has been seriously impaired, and so it The Gay nor footwear emporium you through our stock.— K. Jacobson is a particularly happy coincidence that rank* among the besl shoe store* in ct Co. G. YV'. Hollister, manager. WELL furnished rooms for rent to young 1 idy students a*. «6 a month by Mrs. A dda live« lev. of the cowpea can be employed to reha he valley. It l* none loo *oon to buy Dallas bilitate the soil, produce a hay rich In rubber goods. Go now and get fir*l The Black live*y stable in Dallas is protein which combines most happily « noice. for tale. O i l WKTIIKK *o »U ro r u le b; W. H. Klmuy W w'itli cotton seed meal as a «feed for ¿ U Hitkre.il. V dairy cows and e^u even be used to Bert Magers, who was long a resi The clerks at the Wilson drug st«>re dent of this county, died in 8alem advantage us a substitute for wheat bran or cotton seed meal under certain are kept more than busy supplying this week. GOOD sheep and ?0 nan nie goats for sal c by both city ami country school children 20 John lteasonar, Dallas. conditions Mrs. Warren Cressey, of South Bend wii It ev< rvthing needed in the schiul According to the experiments recent ly completed at the Tennessee station, room. Nowhere else can you gel such Wash., is visiting her parent*, Abel O let on the shares—100 3 year-old Cots wold Uglow and wife. ewes, in lots to suit. Will furnish legintered the dairyman can employ cottoTT'secd things cheaper than at Wilson’s. REPO RT. Beets, per pound,1.} ren t« T u rn ip «, ^er pound, 1 cts. Cabbage, per pound, 2 ct*. Onions, per jw»und, 2 cts. Beans, per pound, 5(37 cents. Corn meal, per pound, Z\ ct* Hay, per ton, $7@$12 ... ♦ • ♦ - ■ —- Mr*. 8u*ie Weaver. C. G. Co A D , postmaster. ------- ♦ ♦ ♦ - - — M i«. E v » Mi Dain.l, of tlii* county, l. cierking ill III« big department .to>e ol Meier A Frank in Purllaud. The la.t half of all unpaid tuxe. will become due Monday October 5th, and if not «-tiled by that time Ih re Take Laxative ftromo (Jinn ne 'Tab will be added a ten per cent penally le»«. A ll druggist« refund the men«') and 12 per cent im ere.l on Ihe bal if it fail* to cure. K. W Grove's sig ance due »nice April 6th. nature is on each box. 25c. T o C u r e a C o ld in o n e D ay. S C O T T & IlOWNE, C h e m is t s , 409 Pearl Street, 50c. and $1.00 ; all New York. druggi««. I IIAVR IIONKY TO LOAN AT ALL TIXIW AT Ih . » . r j but r u n obububU H U. Cani|>h.ll. TO LOAN ON ÎM PROVK» FARM P H . p.rtj H i •I reta, h, O u t H«>tor, lh.Hu, M ONF.Y ONEY TO LOAN AT • PER CENT ON EARS •W- « V . J - L. COLLIN*, I h l i u E HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPRO. • IN L A Y * RARI]