Polk County itemizer. (Dallas, Or.) 1879-1927, May 13, 1904, Image 3

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    W ool! wool I see Riggs before you
* Chiu he Doughty i* at woik on a
sell.
| MeUJord newspaper.
t\ 50 ..................................... Per y* ar
Win. Bird sold to George Booth by |
the l ’err)dule school will give .«n
$ 75............................IVr six mouth*
thirty-four goals.
40 ................. . . . Per three month* euieriamme.nl I hi* evening.
Atl veitising rates made known on
T. B R >well i* adding to and im ­
Conductor Ciesay of the motor ha*
implication. Correspomltmce i* solicit-
proving hi* home.
been railiouihng lor iiity )eai*.
8U B80H 1PU O N
RATE«
Hi.
Pine Job Priii ting done at reason aide
Cyra* Purviue ami wife have a new
•»rice*.
born daughter at Independence.
L O C A L A N D G E N E R A L-
W H A T W E H A VE L E A R N E D DU R IN G
T H E W E E K F R O M A LL AVAIL-
A b la S o u r c e s D is h e d u p for Our
N u m e r o u s F a m i l y of Readers
In A b re v la te d P a r a g r a p h s .
For groceries go to Osfield's.
M. Hayter, dentist, Wilson building
Poole A Ilallock , Monmouth c*r
penLeis, aie Working at Newport,
Claud* K u n e ha* bought the Ciav
eu iiarueb* stlop at independence.
Mr*. Lou M.igiuder is visiting her
cousiu John Teal, beyond Bridgeport
Mi*. Finseth* parents, Mr. and Mrs.’
Paulrou, aie here or a visit Iron» Mm-
lit sola.
MoirisFow le and hi* brothei Willard
have returned from Los Angeles to
Lewisville.
After two years absence in Salem,
Jrsse Berry is agair in Dallas.
T'»e young men of Dallas college are
to give ei leritu.mil nts at Bridgeport
Mr.and Mr*. John Rh »de*,of Bridge­ ami Bull Creek.
port have been married silty years.
I Mr*. W P. Connaway, of Vancouver
Plines: Our shoe trade i* growing 1 Wa*h., has h u visiting her former in ­
r«pi'tly beoanse we carry good line*« dependence o
and sell on small margins.
Hazelwood ice cream ha* that vel-
President L*je of Albany college will veiy ta«ie ill m t everybody likes, On
preach at the Preshyteri »n church, sale at VV. H. Roy*.
Sunday morning ami evening.
Dr. Butler, of Independence, has
Rev. Willard Bikins, of Slayton. wiO gone to Chicago •!> lake a post gradu-
preach at the Christian church next I ate couise in medicine.
Sunday morning and evening.
B* n Hashrook, Fred llarty and
Believe not ugly thine« sa'd »»boi’t nth* rs are h >ving big times shea iug
candidates until you have proof of cheep east of the mouniians.
them. Vote for no man of had habit*.
flic neighbors cf H. 0 . Cbrislian
Oo.nelius Hugh** will occupy h;s
pr* sent, shoe shop until hi«* now one,
next to the Lynch blacksmith is com
pieted.
Democrats, every one of yon re
member that yon cannot vote unh as
registered before five o’clock tomorrow
afternoon.
1 be ladies like Hazel wood ice cream
and the men like to please the ladies
I t should be your play to bnv Hazel
wood in« cream at Roy« confectionery
SCOTT’S
E M U L S IO N
Following i* circuit c c t il dock*,
•r the term beginning Ma 9th:
Caleb Hughes vs. G. E. Lewis, ac
for iiH&oey.— verdict for $175 for
If.
Tlios. Burrows vs. A. Heise, action
fur iiiouey
Laura Adkins vs. Monmouth, dam-
ge*.— verdict for $2,113 for plf.
J. L. Guthrie vs. Coast Range Lum-
her Co., damage*.
0. E. I«eet v*. F. C. Fruit Co., con-
irmation.— sale confirmed.
Independence National Bank v*.
Ben Hayden, actiou for money.
J. V. Denni* v*. H. W. Bancroft,
action for money.— settled.
T. J. Fcroggin v*. C. O. Burge**,
action for money.— se tled.
Janeway v*. W L. Bice, action for
money.— *e t tied.
J. I. Montgomery v*. Watkins & Son
tetion for money.— attached property
»rdered sold.
Stewart A V ant v*. Russell A
Dougherty, action at law.— attached.
City of Dallas va Boice, Hallock
et al. mandate— mandate entered
Stale v*. J.G. Stolil, aduLery — Ben
tented to thirty »lay* in jail.
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Rev .1 M Green will preach at |
Bridgeport next Sunday morning.
Scott’s Emulsion is the
means
of life and of the en­
Suitor* new sawmill near the mouth
joyment of life of thousands of
of the Willamette, i* in bill blast.
men, women and children.
Corvallis Hour, which took first pre- I
T o the men Scott’s Emul­
mium at the Omaha fair, for sale at j
sion gives the flesh and
I tableman's grocery.
All wool grower* should he sure to strength so necessary for the
attend the pooling meeting here at cure of consumption and the
one o'clock tomorrow.
repairing of body losses from
At Polloek’s cash store tbev have any wasting disease.
a ladies « »xford in patent calf that it A
For women Scott’s Emul­
beauty and the price is only $2.40
sion does this and more. It is
Dr E. R. Todd, a nephew of G W .
Me Bee. ha* come here from Oregon a most sustaining food and
Oitv and opened an office in the Uglow tonic for the special trials that
building.
women have to bear.
Frank Chapman i* at the Union
To children Scott’s Emul­
county hot spring* for the benefit of
sion
gives food and strength
rhcumniism, with which he ha* been
for growth of flesh and bone
sorely affected.
and blood.
For pale girls,
Dr. H L. Tonev, den»i*t, graduate
of Ann Arbor, Mich. Office upstair* for thin and sickly boys Scott’s
in the Uglow building. Examination* Emulsion is a great help.
free.
'Phone 45.
S en d f o r f r « e sam p le.
vole at ihe June election is drawing to
a close, the last day being May 14th.
There are yet annul JOO unregistered
votes in the countv.
H. Hir-hberg, D. W . Sears, Judge
Siblov ami two Portland bankers, C.
The atheletic meet here la,-t Sat nr E. Ladd ami A L Mill* have incorpo­
day was largely attended and the dif­ rated with $100,000. to probe for «as.
ferent events hotly contested
The oil and salt on the Ben Wliitiaker
McMinn villian« defeated our boy* place.
by only a scratch. When the Dallas
J. G. Van Orsdel has bought oj M.
lads get a little older and have had
more practice, they will come out oft D. Eilis t ie Dallas r.lectrie light plant
and wdl make many additions aii.d
top.
improvements. When the changes
The Teachers annual • picnic will he
ja*e completed many more electric
held at Rickreal May 21. The fore lights will be put in.'
noon will be devoted to school exer­
cises and after dinner there will he an
Wagner Br >*. are prepared to do
address by Prof Hawley of Salem and all kind« of plumbing in the most
ball games. A strong effort is being skiihul manner
Every job that they
made to make it an interest!. g occa­ do is an excellent advertisement of
sion.
the excellent quality of their material
The cantata, Queen Esther, was g iv­ ami w *rk. As they are crowded with
en here Friday and Saturday evenings orders it is important to place your*
before good audiences, the receipts be­ as soon as possible.
ing $M4. N »arly all the character*
One of the greatest blessings a mod
wt-re well sustained and »he cns»«»mc« e.*l man can wish f**r is a go d, reli­
were quite attractive. About 100 girl* able set of bow* 1« If you are not the
took part in a variety of well rendered happy possessor of «uvh an outfit von
ami pleasing drills and evolutions. can greatly improve the < flicieury <>f
The choruses were fine and some of those VOU have by the judicious use
the characters gave evidence of super­
of Chamberfain’e Stomach and Liv* r
ior talent. Lack of s p a c e forbids »
Tablets. They are pleasant to take
a more detailed account.. Ch**rrington and agreeable in effect. For sale by
<fe Savage, of Salem, kindly loaned a
Wilson Drug Co.
piano for the occasion.
Dr. Hayter has put cement sidewalks
around two sides of his home property
at a Cv/8t of $ 140 which is about four
times what wooden ones would have
cost but it is there forever.
W. H. Murphy i* back’ from hie
prune selling trip east.
Alice Knigbten, Tresstt Prather and
Jennie Rowe are training bop* for
Geoige Pagenkoff.
M. J. Kreutz and Mr*. G. W . Me
Langhhii are delegatee to the Odd
Fellow* grand lodge.
¿¡¡About twenty-five Evangelical la­
dies met at Mr*. Anderson’* to quilt
and sew carpet rags.
Nasal
iim
iin x iD
met.tut horns or on the road. Something new.
I Send »taiup or call at. office for dettils.—.squared«*)
B.oker ge company, 129 Se- enth’stieet, Poi
Portland
Oregon.
In all its Btft :e« tharo
•houlil be cleauiiue>4.
f
E l }’ » Cre:m l ’ -’ m
S C H O O L PICNIC
Rickrealll. May 21st
It cures i atarrh an 1 Ô !. : j •
away a Coid in tho K o «
quickiy.
C re a m B a lm it placed into tho nostril«, «prends
o r«r the membrane ard is absorbed. Relief ia im­
mediate and a cur« follow«. It is not drying—do««
not produc« «n«ezlng. Large P!.*.«, 50 eent« at Drug­
gists or by m»il ; Trial Slxf\ i» c « n r « by mail.
E LY BROTHERS. 50 Warren Street, New York
School exercises before noon.
Speaking and ball games after
dinner.
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J. L Case plows, cultivators, harrows, etc., all at whole
sale prices
GUY BROS., Dallas.
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You will make no mistake if you do your trad­
ing at the O. K. Pharmacy, where fresh and ;;
pure drug« are kept constantly on hand, l ’ re- |
g. O S TR A N D ER ,
$3 3 C o m m e r c ia l s tro *t, 8 a l* m t O r * g o n .
Up and doing, to live »nd hslp
to Uvo. tha oU reliable
St. Jacobs Oil
Is an universal benefactor
in the cure of
H u rts, S p ra in s
a n d B ru is e s
P r l c * i 9 5 c . »1*4 5 0 « .
S h eriffs Sale.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TH AT
l>v virtue of an execution homed out of the
circuit court of the state of Oregon for the
'•"i.utv o f P -Ik, on the 5th day of May
1904, to me directed, upon a judgment ren­
dered in said court on the 14tn day of May
1H94, and enrolled and docketed in the office
of the clerk of »aid court on the 14th day of
I M ay, 1894, vhich judgment is in favor of W
P. Tucker, plaintiff, and against J. P. Loon n
I and W . J. Rice, defendants, and hy which
execution I am commanded to sell the follow­
ing described real property of said defendants,
being the property described in said execu­
tion, to-wit: The southwest ouarter of the
northwest quarter, the south-half of the
southwest quarter and the southwest quarter
of the southeast quarter of section sixteen
f é (Iff), township seven (7) south, range s^ven (7)
west of the Willamette Meridian, in Polk
County, Oregon; therefore, I will on
ii Remember
scriptions a s|**< ialty
Stump pulling machine for sale by J. W. Mitch
L ell in North Dal lus.
j»rcsh milch cow and No. 4 tubular hand seimrator
almost good as new for sale by J. L. Guttry,
four miles southwest of 8heridau.
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l FRESH cows with calves and 16 itoc-k cattle for
' »ale by W. J. Crawford at Zena.
N E A R L Y E V E R Y B O D Y COIN C.
\ IMPLEMENTS
Ì OOD work hotse and some oats for »ale by U. W.
J Starr, Salt Creek.
the dise-ved junta!.rane.
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W e are going to move and will have no room to car­
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ry these goods. T h ey comprise the Mitchell, Lewis,
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Staver line, and are all first class. Note the following
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prices:
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. $64.50
1 $80 Beeline top buggy................
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$61.00
1 $80 Beeline top buggy
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$48.00
1 $60 top b u g g y ...........................
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$88.50
1 3 j Regular Mitchell wagon
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$123.00
1 Champion binder
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$2200
1 Champion ra k e ...........................
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Adler’s Famous Tailor-Made
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E x t r a values a t $9, $ 10 ,
$ 12 . 50 , $ 13 . 50 , $ k
^ U l L S
and $18.50
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cleanses, sooth«» au Jhoals
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ROYAL BARINO POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
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g ix iiiix iim
Closing Out Sale of
A s good cake can be made only with
good eggs, so also a cake that is health­
ful as well as dainty must be raised with
a pure and perfect baking powder.
R oyal Baking P ow der is indispensable
in the preparation of the highest quality
of food. It imparts that peculiar light­
ness, sweetness and flavor noticed in the
finest cake, biscuit, doughnuts, crusts, etc.,
and what is more important, renders the
food wholesome and agreeable to young
and old.
John Baldwin and A. Anderson are
circuit court juror*.
Daniel Poling, of g$>ur city, will lec­
ture on local option Saturday evening
and Rev. C. P. Gates will preach Bun-
day morning. He deserve* a good
K eyt.
Home of their candidate* by sacrific­ audience.
A t Meisers you can get strong, dur­ ing other*.
T o accommodate these who are par­
able bam mocks in the latest style*
An Independence saloon man ia in
and with the newest improvements, at trouble for keeping open on Sunday, tial to the use of atomizers in apply­
prices as low ae any in the state. Call and some D ali»* saloons are guilty of ing liquids into the nasal passage* for
catarrhal troubles, the proprietor* pre­
and see them.
the *am> unlawful thing.
pare Ely’* Liquid Cream Balm. Price
The Japanese army ha* invaded including the «praying tube i* 75
W ni. Galloway candidate for cir
cuit judge and J. J. W hitney candi­ Mancliuiia and are driving the enemy cent*
Druggist* or by mail. The
date for prosecuting attorney were in back at every turn. The little brown liquid embodies the medicinal prop­
town yesterday among their demo­ men seem to have no sense of fear.
erties of the solid preparation. Cream
cratic friends and received many
Nearly 200 voter* are still unregis- Balm i* quickly absorbed by the mem
word* cf encouragement.
teied and the registratiod will close at oraue and does not dry up the secre­
Bishop Hartzler will preach this ev five oVh-ck tomorrow afternoon. No tions hut changes them to a natur«l
ening in the college chapel. On Sundav demo« rat »hould fail to both regieter and healthy character. Ely Bros., of>
Warren, New York.
he will preach morning and evening and vote.
and will address the Christian assoc ¡a
Misses
Edna
Hayes
and
Eva
Wash
lions of the college at 3 o’clock. This
N EVV TO -D AY.
will complete his tour of the confer­ are now enmt.te to the Young W o­
ence and he goes back to hi* easteri mens Christian Endeavor convention
a* Capitola, neai Bantu Cruz, Califor­
home.
Advertising under this hauling will cost 10 cents
nia, and will ’ eturn about the first of i for anytning under 16 words for one insertion or 96
There
not a hefier or more com June.
cents for throe insertions.
plete line of groceries in the count>
Find out which candidates will be
than is carried hv T. A. Riggs. His
canned goods cannot be h- at ami hi supported bv saloon k> epers ami «lieii ^\\T8 und hay for sale by Samuel Orr of ($ickreall.
teas a »d coffees are very fine. Coun­ friend* and vote for tile other man.
try produce wanted in exohange. Hi* for no a loon going man will make a
trustworthy otfl. er. .O f all men a X )It rale one '5 16th Red Dochain heifer, three
bakery products are fresh and good.
sheriff .«hould be free i f bail habit* . mouths old. Lee Smith’s c>aclcry, Dal i is.
The Stiles harness shop has been and e\il associations. The worn men
moved partly in the Hire« t and a ne" everywhere drift to saloon«,
TIEN wethers and 10 nannie goat'w ith kids for
one will be erect'd on its site. It
Cupt. Skinner’s new boat to plv be­ X sale by M. Blodgett, west o f Dallas.
was built nearly fifty years ago and tween Independence ami Salem ha*
has been put to variolic uses. Tin been liniedied and is expected to be­
82 caliber automatic blue finish Co’ t’s revolver
old livery stable south of it I ih « bees gin making regular trip.» next week .
was lost between Dallas and Salem April 80th.
torn down and a larger and better on» Salem merchants are to buy $.500 The finder will get a reward of $5 by bringing it to
this otfiee.
is being built t*y R E. Williams. worth of tickets to help the project
Next to it 1. V Lynch will put up a along
l»onh>lesH many of the tickets
Crowley offers for sale h’s Oakgrove farm
new blacksmith, also a shoe shop foi xvil be given lo Folk county people S K
« with stock und implements, interested per
O.m elius H ugh's
'1 lie briflk wall
sons
should
call at his pia* e five miles northeast of
who patronize said merchant!-.
Kickreall.
of the Kirkpatrick boildjflig in III«
san e block are going up
The pub
lie scales have been moved from south
, A OF.NTS wanted $150 and up »month toenerget
t A ic «epraemt tat Ives in every city and town in Or-
• »f the court hoii-e to across tli * stre >t
I eg-.n, W.tshington and Idaho. Dignified, honora
from Wagners shop.
hie, permanent, and immensely profitable employ
CATAHil’l
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Children especially are fond of dainties,
and the housekeeper must look carefully
to their food.
B U E N A VI8SA .
S C O T T Si B O W N E , C b « M * t s ,
The June Delineator is a very fine
4 0 9 - 4 1 5 P e a rl S tre e t. . Nctw Y o rk .
number. Beside* giving everything
BOc. an d $ 1 .0 0 ; all d ru gg ists.
about fa-hion* its literary content*
are of a high order.
Go and *cc the new hath tubs, «inks,
Uglo.#’* clothing store will open in
lavatories anil fitting* for latest styles a few day*.
of plumbing at W agner’s shop where
near »over, met last Friday to help you will find an up to date pluvnmer
A monument is to be erected to the
him with his spring farming.
memory of John Ellis, who died la»»
Candidates cannot slip into saloon* year.
Claude Lynch ha* become brakeman at night without it found out and
on the balls City railway and Law­ spread to their injury. Voters at
W. 0. W illiam * and Mi«* Hattie
rence* Aldrich has succeeded M. B large do not want whiskey men in off­ Evan*, of Lewisville, were married
Young in 0*tield* grocery.
this* week.
ice.
D. L. Kevt, G N. Townsend and
Dr. McCallon, T. B. Rowell, Mrs
S. W. Fletcher ha« deeded to hi*
(hiate, Mr«. Sibley and Mis? Nora daughter, Mrs. A d i K evt 195 acres of Fred Hebeiug are to appraise the
Robin*.>n are delegate* to the Odd land near McCoy and Mrs. Sarah property of Earl and Guy O tt, minor*.
Kell >ws'*Graud lodge at Astoria next Mvcr ha« been given 250 acres of land
It is evident that the republicans
week
from < he estate of her father, E. C. will make a desperate attempt to elect
Sick headache results from a disord­
Randolph Metcalph, advance agent ered stomach and is quickly cured by
for Faust, ha* arranged *o produce it Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
here, May 17 and will show Capital Tablets. For sale by Wilson Drug
and Labor next evening. Street pa Company.
rude at noon each day.
The time for registering in order to
Good Health
to the
Children
C IR C U IT C O U N T DOCKET*
GLAZE & CO
F. Knelling, of Concord, will give a liberal re
ward for information leading to the recovery of
a 1,000-pound 7 year old gray horse, last seen near
Ballslon, Address Dallas.
OREC
A ll Icinda of reftairin«;. -t.»»vi) or
I der» at Wagner'» blacksmith,
Copyright 1903, by Dayid Adler 6c Son» Clothing Co.
/ ^ U R S pring Sack Suits are not of the or
dinary character. Y o u see a group o f
them here. T h e re is a certain nobbiness in these
" A d le r " clothes that a •eals to e ve ry stylish
tvlisr
man. These are deci
cidedly" voung men’ s clotl thes"
T h e y h a v e dash — y o u ’d a d m ire y o u r o w n
appearance if you w ore one.
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The Bee-Hive Store
D ALLAS
OCN
URE bred yearling Red Durham bull, registered
sire, for sale by Frank Butler a Falls City.
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ROISTERED Poland f hina boar and some goats
wanted by J. L. Purvine, Route 1, Salem,
OOL wanted.—I am readv to make contracts at
O PER A HOUSE
Tuesday
Wednesday
May 17th
May 18th
highest market price.—W. R. Craven, bai Ids.
T H E D E V I L IS C O M I N G
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The imported Coach si»llion, Al-1
ban, No. 2,247 (1,453) will make the
-eaaon of 1904 « t Dallas. Term *, $30
to instire; $20 for season with return
privilege.
Painting Season
at Hand.
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J R. H U B 8 A R D ,
w. h . M c D a n i e l ,
O w ner«.
M I L W A U K EC
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CostracUis ani Bail'ers
DALLAS
DAVID AD LERA'SONS
C LO TH IN G «>
WO nice J acre tracts for sale in Dallas hy Henry
Howe.
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Palmer's Big Production
T)ARRED Plymouth Rock«, S C. Brown Leghorn*
1$ good layer», eggs a iwtUtig *1. ToatoOM
geeae eggs #2 per dozen. Will book erder* for
M i;i mutn Bronze turkey egg«. Will Lee, Falla Ci­
ty, Or.
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I fie
ANTED *100 for .»ne <»r two year« on food real
enKtc «et uritÿ. Address, Loan, trare this of -
,1tiR «H e Farm of Clfl acre«. 1J mile* cant of Dal
11«. All valley land in high state of cultivation.
: Will divide into «mailer tract» if desired. Oo<*d 1«»
cation For particulars, add.es« George ftoweliffe,
ball •«, Drcgon.
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FAUST
In tlio Special Engagement of
OR
Why Women Sin
A *« rmon in drama him ! r moral object fet-eoii which will be cheri*h-
eti by every man, woman and child. Once seen, never forgotten.
Endorsed by the pulpit, pre** and the people of every nation.
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A R T IS T S
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Of »incli*pufcd oxcnllence. Elaborate rccnerv. Magnificent electri
cal effect*. $ 1 , 0 0 0 invented in co*flimes, all made of the best
quality *ilk, «wtiu and velventfl, especially designed for Ibis produc­
tion. Laughter! Tears! Excitement! Blended so as to have
all (he elemeiila of success.
W e arc in the market with the be*t
RUIT trees of all kind«, ornament*! trees, roses, j
SEC U R E 8 E A T8 NOW A T T H E USU A L PLACE
thing* made in paint* Mains, varnish­
shrub», climbing vines. English walnut» and Lo
gan
for »ale in any qiuutitv by J. B. Nenn, i
es and w «* k I filler*. W e h»ve received Dallas. berries
A* crowued house* and delighted audience* are the rule everywhere.
Order by mail or telephone.
mother largo shipment of wall 'p ajx r
jlire c t from the largest wall paper fac­
HAVE MONEY TO LOAN AT ALL TIMES AT 1
tory in the world and have a fine as­
ths very best rate« obtainable.—H. (i. Campbell
sortment of 1904 paterns. Beside*
Pool Y o u r W ool.
D a ila a Ic e W o rk s.
Past experience Inis *hoarn that it
buying those pap* r* nglit for cash we 1
ONE Y TO LOAN ON IMPROVED FARM PRV
pay*
hext
lo
pool both wool and wio-
The
hiiihling
i»
(ininlietl
und
»
d-l
got the benefit of carload rate« to
p« rt> uaual rate« by Oscar Hayter, Dalla«,
Both last year and this our
of expirtu from Portland Rr« io«talline i hair
i Fortlslid. W e carry a big line of
the machinery. Tlie owner», Murk* A goat men got above the market piice
I «ample books af the latest novelties
S a t u r d a y , Ju n e II,
ONE Y TO LOAN AT • PEN CENT ON FARM Fiddler will »non he di.trihuling the | hy pooling.
A ll alieep men should at
want.
1904, at the hour of 1 o'clock p. m. of said * and chi » get whatever you
security.
J. L. COLLINH. Dailaa
frozen »rlic le in our own and neigh­ once join the wool grower» associa­
day, at the front door of the courthouse in Agent* for Patton’s Hnn-proof Paint,
in said county, sell at public auction to the which i* «old under a five years guar­
I t « »gents
boring town». They can turn out tion and enter the pool
highest bidder for ca**h in hand, all of the
T « HAVE MONET TO LOAN ON ÎMPROVEI
nlimit *ix tons per day, it to lie made ; are S M Daniel at Monmouth, E. E.
the maker*. Batiefaction
right, title and interest of said defendants, antee by
farm
property.
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from pure Canyon creek watrr. They Paddock at Independency, H. L. Fen-
or either of them, of, in and to »aid real prop guaranteed ou all work
: wi.l keep im storage and for mie a va­ | Ion at Malta», I). L Keyt at Perrydale
erty, or so much thereof as may be necessary
W e ca nn ot and w i l l not be
to satisfy said judgment, vi*: The euin
riety of nialn* and mineral waters. In* \ John llill ami J. K. (tears at McCov.
Fur Sale.
of one thousand, f»»itv-four and 2t>-100 undersold on g o o d s of tho
j dependence. Monmouth »ndKall* Oily I They will furnish sack* free and
(il04t.i'ff) dollars, with interest thereon at the
! can get it twice a day within less lime | charge half a cent a pound for hand-
rate of eight (8) per cent. j*er annum from sam e quality at the n ew w all
DRnRABLR Home In IfcllM.
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I than an hour »1 the time it leave* | ling. Notify nearest agent of the
May 14tl>, 1MM, until paid, together with the paper and paint store of
u r n i* land. I i t e n t in h o ,., «o o d
ln0
coets and accruing coets upon said writ.
A* noon a* the warm dava | number of lieeces you can deliver him
—t nnd qu.ltty . I n . . . ifo.nl; » • . I>«l> h o « % l * » f « here
Dated this 13th .ley of May. 190«
« . r e room .nd n .— Morrlon. I »1 ’P |>rM.. I load
H EA TH ACORNES.
Mr. F-ntou ia ready to buy but ad­
dwell in. i r o d lorn .nd p in t, of frott. Torpor, come all hands will want their drinks
.
J. T. FORD.
vises all lo join the pool.
cooled with ice.
Sheriff of Polk county, Oregon.
M ill Street
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Dallas in ul.rn, inquire of J. V. liw m , lallM , Urtftm
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