Polk County itemizer., November 20, 1903, Image 1

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COST O F B A D R O A D S,¡ ; i
L. N. WOODH, M. D.
ticluil reveals some important and
significant features. W hile good road
same is r<v.ud iu a very few places In
SOME STARTLING FACTS AND FIG.
l? is lOttiUry. good clays are found In
URES BY MARTIN DODGE.
Dali«», Oregon.
rear! every locality.
•Tf.ihesc abundant ciava,” Mr. Dodge
O a r P o o r ilisrltvv a ym S a id t o C o a t r «
argil, s. “ can be us.nl economically to
i . c. miLii,
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$(1»10,OUO,OUO E v e r y Y e a r I n K c i t a l r n . build good ro-.ds, they w ill greatly as­
T h eir
C on dttlou
an
O h s t u e i e to
sist in meeting the important problem
S IB L E Y & E A K 1 N ,
I l u r a l M u ll D e l i v e r y .
of how to construct our country roads.
“ Again, as all loads are hauled over
A t t u r n e y a * n t- I^ n w .
Poor roads lu the United States are
very narrow portions o f roads through
testing
the
people
annually
the
enor­
W , here th . only a t v
t book« ‘ “ ‘ ‘ " i *
wheel <;or tact -railroad curs, for exam ­
,»uutv. lUUabU a»t«lracU luroi*l»«l. and money
mous HUhi o f $030.000,000, which is u
mu. No commiwloa charged on loe.iH. Houma 8
ple—it follow s that if such narrow parts
nd 3 WUaon’a block, Dalian
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tux o f more than $7 a year for every
man, woman and child. This amazing
J. L. C O L L IN S ,
fact is pointed out by M arlin Dodge,
director o f the bureau o f public road
| inquiries o f tho department o f agricul­
ture in Washington, says the New York
S e l l e l t o r ■■ ( k w n r ; .
H u bun n prectic. ol hU nrofeeeion In »hi, pluce ! Herald. li e advocates the construction
•bout thirty years, end will ttteiid 11 ell busineee o f brick track roads with convict labor.
atrj.tod to hi, cere. OlHce, comer Melu eml Court
As a result o f the good roads move­
te » e llu , Polk Co, Or
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ment, whieli has been largely stimulat­
J. N. H A R T
ed by tbe efforts o f the department of
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W .
agriculture, the road question is at
present receiving a remarkable degree
R o o m 1, O s fie ld b u i l d i n g .
of active Interest, as indicated, for in­
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o B B O O ir .
T L A . tL .T _ .A -S ,
stance, by a movement in the state
o f N ew York for bonding the state for
$su.000,000 to build country roads.
This is wholly in line w ilh a bill before
TIIL'i IS TUB COSTLY HOAD.
the last national congress by Mr. Otey
A t t o r n e y a t 'L a w .
o f Virginia for $100.000,000 for the c f our roads are cheaply constructed to
same purposes.
prcp Tiy resist the w eight anil grind of
Office up stair» in Campbell* » build­
Mr. Otey declared, ‘ In view of our the wagon wheels new and important
ing.
w illin gly having spent $400,000.000 on results will be attained.
D ALLAS
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OREGON.
the Philippines, it is time to do some­
“ Close study o f these conditions re­
thing tangible for our own people.”
sulted in the construction o f a section
“
This
is
especially
true/’
comments
of brick wheel track road iu the depart­
Y . L . BU TLE R
B F. 0 A D
Mr. Dodge, “ in view o f the fact that ment o f agriculture grounds in the ear­
B U T L E R A COAD
we are continually paying an avoid­ ly part o f 1900, follow ed by tbe Intro­
Atto r n ey s-at- La w
able mud tax o f more than $(150,000,000 duction o f this system In various places
each year for the privilege o f driving for the improvement o f country roads
D A L L A S , OREGON.
over our dusty and muddy roads. This and city streets, also with most encour­
W ill practice in all courla. Office, enormous expense is better compre­
aging results.
over bank.
hended by saying it equals a tax of
“ The continued advance In the area
more than $7 each year for every man reached by the beliedts of rural free
and woman and child in this country.” mail delivery under aid from the uu
A careful study o f the road probo-m tloual treasury Indicates its deserved
TRUCKMAN.
re p ’ darUy In the rural sections.
A
. ur.ily I’ -crease seems probable In th
D a lla s : O re g o n >
area thus benefited until all of tie nt*>r
don. !y populated parts o f (his country
A fair ehare of patronage solicited
arc covered.
R A I L W
A Y
end all o-dere promptly filled.
“ T o the rapid and economical extern
slon of rural mail delivery only one ob
TIME TABLE:
stacle worthy o f consideration presents
0 p ni:7:20 a mllv Dallas
ar|5:10 p mU.55 am
1:36 p m 7;36 a in lv*Teats Sidingar 4:54 p m 9:39 am
itself, but that obstacle is o f such a na­
...0 p in 17:39 a n> lv "Gilliams
ar|4:31 p m|ü;36 am
p mt7746^a ni lr ‘ Bridgeport ar 4:45 p m 9.30 am ture as to greatly affect Its practlcnbil
i': 5 p m17:56 a nrjar Falls City 1 v14:33 p m|9:20 am
Ity nrd economy. This Is the present
Leaves Independence for Monmouth and Airlie —
Daily except Sunday.
, :30 a rn
3:80 p in
co.idithou o f our country roads.
•Trains stop on signals only.
Leaves Independnce for
Monmouth and Dallaa-
“ W ithout question one o f the first
11:10 am
6 16pm
L O U I 8 G E R L I N G E R , JR.,
Leaves Monmouth for Airlie —
great movements toward the economic­
General Manager.
.50 a m
3:50 p m
al free rural delivery o f the mails should
Leaves Monmouth for Dallas—
11:10 a in
7:30 pm
be the construction o f passable roads
Leaves Airlie for Monmouth and Independence—
This is already evident from th^ fact
i:00 a m
6pm
Leaves Dallas for Monmouth and Indo »ondenoe—■
that some o f tbe mail deli ry router
1:00pm
7.30 pin.
have had to be abandoned on account
.
54 State street, Salem,
c f bod reeds.
a . C. C R A V E N
K. *£. WILLIAMS.
’Phone 2,071 Main
P r e s id e n t.
C a sh ier.
"T h e circumstance that over $U,000.
W . C. V A S S A L L , a s s i s t a n t C a s h i e r
000 was appropriated by our last coil
gross largely to be buried in our muddj
roads in the delivery of our rural mails
OF DALLAS, OREGON,
while only the small sum o f $20,00*
17219337
was last year devoted to meeting tin
Transact» a general banking ousi-
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road probhm, indicates the great need
uess in all its branches; buy» and »ells
c
f ''duration regarding the present no
exchange on principal points in the
c
e c ity and demand for rigorous and
United S ta te »; make» collections on all
intelligent road work.
points in the Pacific N orthw est; loan»
“ As much o f these large np.propria
money and discounts paper at the best
tin’
for rural mail delivery could b
rates; allow interest on time deposits.
Physician and S u rgeon.
attorney and Counselor at Law,
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OSCAR HAYTJ3R.
SiLtB, FILLS CITV& WESTERN
MOTOR TIME TABLE.
J. BflOWNSTEIN * SON
CITY
DANK
Are paying the Highest
A
Hides,
Pelts, Wool. Tallow, Furs,
Old Iron, Rubber and Metals.
IN I 11UCT IT.. U in ilC M M .c n .. •
L v y r i l Anatomical M u i n n In A n , I
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V t s k n o b t i or any c o a i r u f l ’
i i e u e p a a M l w y r n r a J by the » i B l
i
i p e a a l i l t on the G o u t E * t 3 » y m r u
I
OR. JORDAN-DISEASES OF MIN < >
■ Y P I I L I *
th oroughly era41 cAted
n fitted b y an Hspert.
nl
for « a p t a r e . a « r t e k %nd I
d i cal cum for r i l a a . r (M m c o and
.
l a t N l r n , b y Do. Jordna’t ty oa M l p i i * | »
i f methods.
Strictly prien t«. T ro ttm on t por-
A /WH m (Acra in oeerycnao
Book. r a i L O H O P H Y o f
M AILB D r a t i . ( A valuahH book
M l IM BAN a 00 . I0 S I Markst SL. I. A
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
TIM E TA BLE
J. L. STOCKTON & CO.,
Successors to
T. Holverson & Co.,
S A L E M , ORECON.
M AM M OTH CLOSING O U T AND COMBI­
N A TIO N SALES A T B O TH STORES.
W E AIM T O CLOSE O U T ENOUGH OF
OUR GOODS IN NINETY DAYS SO AS
TO BE ABLE TO COMBINE T H E TW O
BIG STORES IN ONE.
CORVALLI8 MAIL—D AILY
:10-a m L v ............. Portland...............A r 5;50 p m
0:46 a m L v ................. Derry............... I,v2;18 pm
i 11;46
p m A r........
Corvallis............ Lv 1:20 p m
A t Albany and Corvallis connect with trains of
Oregon Central and Eastern railroad.
DALLAS PASSENGER—DAILY, EX. 8UNDAY
P m L v .............. Portland.............. Arl0:20am
p m A r.............. Dallas............... Lv 7:00
K
YAM H ILL DIYI8ION:
Passenger depot foot of Jefferson street
A IRLIE FREIGHT—TRI W EEKLY
Laave7:40a m ........Portland......... Arrive 8:32 pm
LCBvoS:60pm........... Dallas........ Arrive 8:20 a m
Arrive 6 *>6 p m ........ Airlie................. Leave 7:00 am
I
ry
— A L L K IN D 8 O F—
I
“ Two years .go my hair was
tailing out bsdly. I purchased a
bottle of Ayer’ s Hair Vigor, and
soon my hair stopped coming out.”
Miss Minnie Hoover, Paris, IU.
Perhaps yo u f another
had thin hair, bur that is
no reason w h y you must
go through life with half-
starved hair. I f you w*ant
long, thick, hair, feed it
with A y e r ’s H air V igor,
and make it rich, dark,
and heavy.
$1.06 a bottle. Al! foinista.
I f your dr u gg ii t cannot snpply you,
send us one dona
lar and
J wo w ill express
you a bottle. Bo sure and riv e tho name
o f your nearest ex press office. A dd ress,
saved If we had good roads, it is obvi
ous that an amount equal to a consider
able portion o f these sums could U
spent to good advantage in rducatlii;
the people *i| the work o f improving oui
country roads and thus »forever close ;
large drain on our national cash box.
“ In view o f these facts could not i
million or more be spent to the best pop
sible advantage by the national govern
rneiit in constructing a section o f Uriel
track road uear each county sea
throughout the country ns an object lea
son in each bounty in the most advanced
methods o f road constructionY”
V a lu e o f G o o d R o n d ».
Great Price Reductions
On Ladies Jackets, Suits, Mackintoshes, Shirts,
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Shoes, Hats,
Furnishing Goods, Etc.
It will pay the people of Polk and
Yamhill county to drive over to Sa­
lem. to Stockton’s great sales of these
two big stores.
IRON WORK TO ORDER.
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PROP.
M A R T IN ,
P A IN T E R ,
House, sign and ornamental, grain
• f , kalsoming and paper hanging.
O s in s.
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Oasooh
R-I-PA-N-S Tabules
Doctors find
A good prescription
For mankind.
Tb« tamil? I
fü r.
Alt 4
MONEY MAKER OF THE&GE.
W hat a field for the active vi>orker— the yotmy
man or tioman th a t w’ants to help the vOorid aiony
\0ith its comforts, sunshine and nappiness.aiEOery-
thing people eat, vOear and use is to he considered,
bought, sold and delivered to someone th a t needs it,
leaving the p ro fits \Vith the merchant and tfe pur­
chaser, share and share alike.frThink of the untir­
ing energy required of the buyer, the things he must
knovV and remember, and the sellers, the clerks,
\Vhat exactions, \Vhat criticisms, and patience cour­
tesy, untiring labor.apSuccess hoped for to c.o.Vn it
all.frW e inVite you tocome in, be partners,and share
the p ro fits vOifp usfrWhateVer your \Vants may be,
if they can be supplied by a firs t class, vVell equipped
store, come to us and your requirements shall be
met for less money than anyvVhere elsefrAboVe all
remember the partnership<eThe store is yours as
much as oursccYou help pay the rents, the clerks,
and all ($e expenses, giving of your labor and ener­
gy the same as \Ve do tha t it all may be a success,
our store in factfrW hen you come feel a t home.ccOur
clerks are men and vVomen of years of experience,
quick and obliging, and al\Vays speak [1)e truthapYou
vVill find it a pleasure to be vVaited on by them.
Respectfully submitted for your consideration,
ELLIS & KE YT
DALLAS, OREC.
It is an id that a good highway will in
crease the value o f a country {date
from 10 to 20 per cent or moie. This
ris»’ Is permanent and becomes an ass^*.
to \ o realized upon. Houses thus U>
rated are In constant demand.
R e b a t e Tn T a x e « F o r W i d e T i r e « .
T h e council of iZniuiuoiitou. N. J..
has passed an ordinance allowing a re­
bate o f $1 lu taxes for each wh el on
wagon having a tire four Inch»’.» w*
m o r e in width.
oeiere tie u n s th « one that the
company has agreed upon. When,
therefore, he aeked, “ Was it a
How Tw o P erson . May Perform a
chair?” his confederate knew that
Thought Reading Feat.
he would name the real object next,
It takes two persons, boys or
because a chair has four legs.
♦H t# # # **# # ***# ft * * # * * * * * #
girls, to perform this feat, which is
very simple, but nevertheless mys­
The Twine.
tifying to every one who has not
Said M a ry to N ed
seen it.
A n d his tw in b roth er Fred,
“ I su rely m u st learn It by h ea rt
One of the performers leaves the
room, and the door is closed so that
he cannot hear what goes on. Then
the company names some object
that the absent player is to tell when
he returns.
When the object has been agreed
upon the absent one is recalled, and
the first performer says:
“ While you were out of the room
I told the boys and girls here that
Loss of Time, Loss of Money,
if they wonld name some object, no
Loss of Place, Loss of Comfort,
all follow in the train of not using
matter what, you would gness it the
first trial on your return. Did you
hear the object named?
No, of
course you didn’t, for the door was
closed, and the name was spoken
For Rheumatism,
in so low a tone that you could not
Neuralgia, Lumbago,
have heard. Now, let me ssk, “ Was
Sciatica, Sprains
it a hook?”
“ No.”
“ Was it a
vase?” “ No.” “ Was it a chande­
It has cured thousands. Will
lier?” “ No.” “ Was it a chair?”
cure you. Price 25c, snd 50c.
T o tell w hich Is Fred
“ No.” “ Was it a flower?” “ Yes.”
A n d w hich one Is Ned,
B u t I a lw a y s know D onald a p a rt.”
Now, how did the player know
—A n n a B. C ra ig In St. N icholas.
*****# *# *****•*# **********’
that it was a “ flower?” Simply be­
cause the understanding between
Dickons' School Pets.
the two performers is that the first
When Charles Dickens was a hoy
performer in askiifg those questions
at Wellington House academy it
names some four legged object just
was the secret pride of the students
there that they owned more while
mice, red polls and linnets than any
Has stood the test oF25 years. A n ­
other set of boys within their ken.
nual sale over 1,500,000 b o ttle .
These were kept in hatboxes, draw­
Does this record of mer­
ers and even in the school desks. A
it appeal to yout
small but very accomplished mouse,
which lived in the corner of a Latin
fio
£ u re t> o
dictionary in Dickens’ desk and
That is the statement of a woman who could draw Roman chariots, fire pa­
never been well until she was marie
P a y had
well by the use of Dr. Pierce’s Favorite per muskets and scale pasteboard
Prescription. There are a great many ladders, fell at last into an overfull
other women in like ca3e. They have inkpot and lost both its white coat
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n tiS i ■ ■
always been sufferers from disease. They
and its life. Dickens nevertheless
have never known the joy of perfect
won a prize for his Latin, and n well
health.
For all such women Dr. Pierce’s Fa­ thumbed and blotted Horace which
vorite Prescription holds out the pros*
Enclosed with every bottle is a 10 pect o f perfect ami permanent healtfi, by he once presented to his coach re­
cent pseksge of Grove’s
the cure of the womanly diseases which cently fetched a high price at an ex­
weaken women. It establishes regular­ hibition in England.
FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
W E A R E IN IT .
q i t o v E ’S
TASTELESS CHILL TONIC
«L A C K
ROOT
L IV E R PILLH .
CURES A COLD IN ONE DAT
CURES GRIP IN TWO DAY8
W HAT?
Our fine new display rooms— none finer in the slate.
2 6 9 Liberty Street
You do not have to buy anything or pay a cent
for enough of the finest furniture polish
to rejuvenate your entire house.
The House Furnishing Co.,
THIS SIOHATtTSa
Next door to Jos. Meyer & Sons.
Stores: Salem and Albany
in s ta il \v&s Drown, his body btock.
A s black as b la ck cou ld be.
H e sa w a cat, a pink eyed cat,
A ca t w ith sh arp toe n ails
A n d g ra yish back and spotted leg 9
A n d w h ites t o f w h ite tails.
H e g a v e a bark, a .n im b le Jump
A n d , lik e a streak o f blue.
S hot throu gh the a ir a s a t that cal
T h e w ra th fu l d o g g ie flew.
T h e ca t It sp a t; its back w en t up;
S h rill ra n g Its p iercin g w alls.
T h e fu r It flew , the d o g he howled.
A n d deep the sh arp toe n ails
■ is t A m
i s
ON EVERY BOX OF THE GENUINE.
A n d n ow he Is a w iser dog,
A n d cat3 he doth esch ew ;
H e ’ ll nevet try a ga in , I think,
A pussy ca t to chew .
-E r n e e t M N e ill
E u ir lla h
" I t gives me pleasure to let you know o f the
great twiiefit receive'1 from I>r. Pierce’s me«H-
pliies « a t the « '‘.rice which you so kindly «ent,"
write* Mrs. Ikrtic Parker, of Bonham. Pnnnin
Co.. Texan
” 1 took your ’ PavoHte Prescrip­
tion.’ • GoMeu Medical Discfivery ’ and ’ Pleasant
Pellets.’ an 1 followed vour advice icunrditi* ll»e
I, jtiou Tablets,' an f am cured. I had been
treated by different doctor* and spent one hun­
dred Joliaf* for treatment Aud medicine, but
received very little relief
I have only spent
«eventeeu dollars and fiAy cauls for yout medi-
Hne and it has c u r e d me in three or four mouths
af ulceration and falling o f uterus. I au/Tcred
severe misery in tny hack, also irregular peri<»da.
Had bearing-down in lower portion o f body and
great pain ml through my body P «Jn In uterus
was very severe. Had smothering spells, breath
waa very short «11 the time, had pain in stomach,
pair, in my tfaijr'.i*. pain lu Lreaat, «Iso between
my shoulder*. Bowel* constipaied I am well
now and enjoying belter health than ever before
in my whoie life
Am happy to tell you that
I WS» cured by your good advice and good ntedi-
’ Golden Med-
j cine* the * Favorite Prescription.’
I
»asunt Pellet*
Pellets* and 'Lotion
leal Diacmrery.' * Plca&ant
Tablets ' These medicines cured me and wilt
cure other« also."
The dealer who offrrs a auhatitutr for
"Favorite Prescript .on " doe. at. to gain
the little more profit paid on the tale of
lea« mcriterion, medicines. H i. profit is
your loss, therefore accept no sutwtitut*.
Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate
the bowel*.
"
Mother Generally Whipped.
. I
They are not exaotly had boys,
these two in a certain West I’ liiln-
delphia family, but they are invari-
hly quarreling and fighting with |
one another. Probably it was tho S
fact o f frequent parental interven­
tion that caused the few pauses in
hostilities. At any rate, they are |
rather famous in their neighbor-1
hood.
One day not long ago one of the
neighbors, who is fond of contests
of any sort, said, “ Edwin, when you j
and your brother fight so much who I
generally whips?”
Edwin gave a little wriggle, as if
in sympathy with memories of re­
cent occurrences, and said resign-!
tdly;
“ Mother!” — Philadelphia Ledger.
Now He I . a Wiser Dog.
There wae s do«; I knew him well;
A Urtly doc wsa he:
E a t lin n t « o f E m e n o t .
A single short work o f Emerson's,
tl»e essay on •‘Compensation,’’ la enough
to convince one that this was a man o f
true genius. W e have never road any­
thing In Tborenu approaching that and
other works o f Emerson In originality
or beauty. But Emerson Is the bout o f
the American writers. Was It lloury
James who called him “ tbe Unfällen
man?" f*ne cannot Imagine an Intellect
which failed to admire “ Compensation’*
or which was convinced by its trans­
cendentalism. — Isomlon Saturday Re­
view.
“ I am well now and
enjoying bettor health
than ever before in
my whole life.”
ity, dries weakening drains, heals inflam­
mation and ulc'-ation, and cures female
weakness. It makes weak women strong
and sick women well.
•
,
P lo w e d throu gh the hide and tore the
nose
A n d scratched th a t can in e’ s eye
T ill w ith a how l the d o g turned round
A n d back a ga in did fly.
B ig ' R i s k s
Repairing Promptly Done.
M . BIDDLE,
MERCHANDISING IS THE
St. Jacobs Oil!
vtaiT D R . J O R D A N ’ S aaiar#
IUSEUN OF m i O N Y ;
Y o u r H a ir
S . ,. ,
W .J. STOW,
DALLAS
NO. 49.
DALLAS OREGON NOVEMBER 20, 1903
VOL. XXIX.
BLACK -
D R AU G H T
STOCK and
P O U LTR Y
M E D IC IN E
Stock sr.H poultry have fsw
trotililos which srr not bowel snd
l i v e r irregularities.
Black-
Ilraiight Stock and Poultry Medi­
cine is a bowel and lirer remedy
” f 0r stock. It puts the organs of
digestion in a perfect condition.
Prominent American breeders and
farmers keep their herds and flocks
healthy by givin g them an occa­
sional dose of Black-Draught Stock
and Poultry Medicine in their
food, Any "took r*i»er may buy*
‘¿Veont half-pound air-tight can
of this medicine from his denier
and keep his stock in vigorous
health for weeks. Dealers gener­
ally keep Blaek-Draught Stock and
Poultry Medicine. If yours doe*
not. send 25 r n l i for a sample
can to the manufacturer*. The
Chattanooga Medicine tlo., Chat­
tanooga, Tenn.
R o c s i - i r . Us., Jen n , I R l
Bleck-Drenght steck M i d Poultry
M edicine <• the best I ever tried Our
•rock wee lookin* hud whea roe e-nt
me the medlciue Mid eow they ere
fe ttin a eo Rie. They ere lookiaa *
per c u t better.
8 P. BROCKIIVOTOM.