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* ^ — r*«e POLK COUNTY ITEMIZtR T B ' d ~ • .'¿L— -¿SJS: .=~.: C U R ES I I •■■ STOMACH, DALLA3, FRIDAY, HOV. 18. 1904. ¿»ODBl ■ ■ W H » (VU1 FuptT K a u m A 7*> W . A . W A S H , tD iics A»t> rkuruH o». body geta ita life front properly digested. Healthy d i c t i o n meens pure blood for the body, but stomach troubles arise from carelessness in eating and stomach disorder! upset the entire system, improp erly masticat* d food sours on the stomach, causing distressing pains, belching and nausea. When over-eating is persisted in the stomach becomes weakened i and worn out and dyspepsia I I claims the victim. T h e d f o r d ’ s Black-Draught | cures dyspepsia. It frees the > stomach and bowels of congested matter and gives the stomach new life. The stomach is quickly invigorated and the natural stimulation results in a good appetite, with^the^power to tbor- _ S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S : ,| #1 60 ......................................P e r y<’» r $ 7 5 .......... ................ P er e iz m on th . 40 ........................P er th re e months ! 1 A d v e it is in g rates m ade known on p lica tion . C orrespon den ce iesolicit- | a F in s Job P rin tin g done at reasonable urine«. J U R Y L IS T . F o llo w in g are the jurors drawn lor Judge Burnett’ s term of circu it court, which conrenes on M onday, D ecem ber 5t h : W E W illiam s, R i y Faw k, E B Bed w e ll, D M Calbreath, T lioa Rand, L Grice, G W M cBee, J N Jones, Fran k Butler, J T Janies, L e ro y B ye rb y, H A Bly, A B A 'h e y , Isaac D yck, J E Edgar, A J S h iolev, W L Gilson, W W Percival, Reason Brunk. Edward Dorton, I ) H Dickinson, A lv in Brow n, P Bartholom ew , VV P M iller, J M Sebring, J H Burns, A W Fink, W H Craven, A R Lewis, C H H oag. T e a c h e r * ' Institute. T h e names ami address of those who attended last weeks gathering in Dal laa is as follow s: A irlie, Orrin Byers, E tta W aters; Suver, C. J .G ra h a m ,E s ther H am pton ; Buell, E dith W itsell. E to n » G regg, Sadis L y n n ; M cCoy, A rlo H am pton, Carrie Domes, Sadie Richardson, Eugenia P h illip s; Ball- •ton, C. G. Morey. M yrtle Gardner Perrydole, Rosa Sm ith, E van gelin e H a r t; Peedee. Sadie Sears, E arl K u lil man ; Parker, E lla A u stin ; Htienavi« ts, V . B. O oin, Mae S m ith ; K ickreall, Edna H ayes, M. L . H am pton, T J. G i l l ; Falls C ity, H . C. Seym our, L y dia Cam pbell, Jessie M oyer, Lucile R eid, F iancee L u c k y; Salem. Trisss M uffitt, E lla Trout, A. A . R oy, Bessie F ro g ey, Jessie Cam pbell, T. E. M itch ell, E dith R oy , Jessie S m ith ; lo d e pendence, T. J. L ew bill, Maud l',ox. A d a A ldrich , Bessie Foster, Lesta Foster, I v y Burton. Julian H urley, In ex W arner, A n e la Owen, E dith Ow en, C lem ent Jones, Louis M cA lp ili Adona Cochrane, M arv Tuck ; Dallas, W . I. Reynolds, K. R. H ill, M is F. H M orrison, R uby Reese, Bessie Y o u r g , E rm a H all, H allie M orrison, Eva W ash, Esther Savage, K a te Cowan, A g n e s Buker, E lls Carpenter, Mary Buker, Eloiae Phillips. Kdnelle Col line, L in a Slouffer, E ffie Plankington, E tta P h illip s ,T . 8 Brown, C . L. Shaw, P ea rl Burk, Sam antha H art, Eatella Dodson, Mrs K . N. W ood, Mrs. W . A W ash ; besides 46 from M onm outh. Y o u K n o w - W h a t Y o u A r e T a k in g . W h en y« u take G rove’s Tasteless C h ill T o a ic, because the form ula is p la in ly printed on every bottle, show in g that it is lim p ly irou and quinine in a tasteless form . N o cure, no pay. Price, 6 0 cents. O F F I C E R S ’ A S S O C IA T IO N . T *L food You can build up your stomach with tliia mild and natural remedy. Try Thedford’ s Black- Draught today. You can buv a pnckiAgs from your dc&lcr for ¡gcT I f he does not keep it, Bend the money to The Chattanooga M e d ic in e Co., Chattanooga, Term., and a package w ill be mailed you. THEDFORD’S BIA CK-BBA U G H T, will take in M onm outh, A n tioch . Cochrane, Sunnyslope diatricts with H. W . Dickinson presiding. T h e Air- lie section w ill include Peedee, Fair V iew , V a lle y View , Kir G rove Cherry Grove, Lew isville, M on tgom ery, Wurd Lunkiem ute and M clim m n m la V alley A W onter being in charge. I f the leader in eaeli lias vim and enthusi asm those sectional m eetings may be made very pleasant and piofltahle. T h e outline is excellen t, if those con cerned will o n ly work it out to the heat advantage. P E R S O N A L M ENTION. (A lb a n y D em ocrat] P ita » Gallow ay, of Brownsville, was in Alb an y Saturday, to take h a v e of l)r. Darrin. He report« that he is about cured of a most distressing heart, s'etnach and liv er trouble J. L. Oxford, of Brownsville, was in town Saturday on his way to Montana. 1' will bo remembered that he was cured of alm ost total deafness hv l)r. Darrin last June. H e can now hear as well as ever in his life. P. A . Raney, Jefferson, drove to town the other day and reports that he is absolutely and perm anently cured o f deafness— one ear, 13 years ago, while I)r. Darrin was in Portland, the other since the doctor« sojourn in Albany. R , M. Crawford, of Calapooia street rejoices o ver his relief from severe pains in Iris hack and kidneys und feels five yeara younger after two weeks treatm ent by Dr. D arrin. W W . Parrish, o f Sodaville, visited this c ity last week and reports the cure of his deafness at perm anent Dr. Darrin remains at the H otel Gail Dallas until December 4. -----------♦ • * ---------- W in t e r R a t e s to Y a q u in a B ay. H«»tK) the Southern l ’acific »n d the Corvallis A Eastern railw ay will until n e jt April, on W ednesdays and S a t urdays sell tickets good for 60 days at sum m er excursion rales. Dr. Min- Miorm» sanitarium will be upeu. One can now go from Corvallis by way of Alban y to Portland for $2.60 the same price as by the west side road. W H A T T H E Y H AV E T O B A Y A B O U T TH E O O I N C 8 IN T H E O O U N T Y . A Chicago ladies qu artet will give a concert next Tuesday even in g at the Presbyterian church for '.he benefit of DallsU» college. T h a n k s giv in g services will be held at the Bahtist church at 10:30 next Thursday, the discourse to be delivered bv R* v. VV.4T. W ardle. Tha usual T h a n k sgivin g offerin g will be taken. B U EN AVI8TA Mrs. H en ry, of W ells, lias been a guest of Mrs. Nash. M r« H. C. W e lls and daughter Mrs. Davircn, have been to BalenfT Miss E llen Johnson is visitin g Miss A lice K n igh ten who has been sick. Our school T h a n k sgivin g money. w ill give a necktie social to raise organ Our teachers, Mr. Goin and Miss S m ith , attended the county teachers institute. J. M. P rather and G. W . M c L a u g h lin attended the school officers m eet ing in Dallas. John Baldwin has rented the Lee •t.rawl*erry patch and has a force of men at work there. O n ly M a k e s a B a d M a t t e r w o r s e . ?• rhaps you have never thought of it but the fact must he apparent to ev ery one that constipation is caused by a lack of water in the system , and the use o f drastic cath a itics like the old fashioned pills on ly makes a bad m a t ter worse Cham berlain's Stomach and L iv e r Tablets are much more mild and gen tle in th eir efTect, and when the prober dose is taken theii action is so natural 'h a t one can hard ly realize it is the effect of a medicine T r y a 25 cent b ottle o f them . For sale by W ilson Drug Go. Holiday 6ifts W e have them to suit everybody. Bonks ill R. 1 » cite per than ever before. Surprise brv.k, a taking n ovelty. Books for little eh,hi ren, lor young |>euple end lor old folk*. T h e la s t produetto ,» |1( the most popular au th or» File • ite r pile anil pyram id after nyra m id o f tb * mutt readable txsiks on th e m a rk et Patton’s Bookstore SALKM M aty l'litler was allot by hotel keep- F <11 »own grain lias a fine appear • ei Dickens at Sheridan W e d u e rd iy . sure. J > ~ f • " 'p p i» « ««m e fine porker* and veal. J O Neudle has purchased the R E. W illia m s farm near here. I ! Dave Simpson is repairing the P a t ras house preparatory to.m oving in. Emmett- Staats killed a couple of : veal and sold to neighbors for 5 and 7 cents. kidney trouble. J. S. Buchanan sold all his proper Kidney trouble c»u»e* quick or unsteady ty here and has moved his fam ily to heart beat», »nd make* ona fact as though they hsit heart trouble, because the heart la Corvallis. over-working in pumping thick, kidney- Ed Patras and fam ily have gone U> potsoneJ blood through veins and arteries. eastern Oregon, where he will do con It used to be considered that only urinary troubles were to be traced to the kidney», siderable team ing. but now modern science proves that nearly Alb ert N ew b ill. clerk in the Joh n all constitutional diseases have their begin son store, haa moved in to the Buch ning In kidney trouble. anan house which he hought. If you are sick you can make no mistake by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild T h e follo w in g m em ber« o f Mono and die extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer s grantee o f Lew isville, will atten d the S w am p-R oot, the great kidney remedy Is soon realized. It stands the highest for Its National gran ge at Portland this wonderful cures of the most dis'ti easing cases | week : I. M. Simpson and wife, Frank j Butler and wife, W , H . Robertson and and Is sold on Its merits ! wife L. W , Lough ary and wife, G E. by all druggists In fifty- ' Slants and wife, B. F . Sm ith and F. cont and one- dollar siz es. You may have a M. Sm ith. sarzpic borne by mail h «™» or »wU ,p.iux* J. M. Staats has a force of men at free, ate pamphlet telling yite'hew to find out if yog have kidney or bladder trouble. work on the telephone lino to oonnec: Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer with Corvallis. T h e holes wili all be It Co., Binghamton, N. Y. dug hy W ednesday, and if the weath er will perm it, the line will he com Do not make an y mistake, but re will member the name, Swam p-Root, Dr. pleted by December 1st. T his give us connections with several hun Kiltnor’« Sw am p-R oot, ami the ail- diese, B in gh au ipion , N . Y’ . on every dred plumes in Benton county inclu ding Corvallis. W h en this line is bottle. tom p leted all the independent line/« in Polk cou n ty will nave free connec Preacher« M ulkey ami Brown have tion with Benton. Corvallis has an been holding re viv a l m eetings at A n alnight service and we can get a doc. tor at any hour of the night. tioch. --------♦ ♦ ♦■ -------- C h a m b e r la in 's C o u g h R e m e d Y is P l e a s a n t to T a k e . D e a fn e s s C a n n o t b e C u re d by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear The fine«t quality of granulated loaf T h ere is on ly one way to cure deaf sugar is u*ed in the manufacture of ness, and that is by constitutm nal Cham berlain’« Cough Rem edy, apd remedies. Deafness is caused hy an 'lie root« ured in it« preparation give in flamed condition of the mucous li it ii flavor sim ilar to maple syrup, ning of the Eustachian tube. W hen making it quite pleasant to take. Mr this tube is indamed you have a rum \V. L. Roderick, of Poolesville, Md , in bling sound o f im perfect hearing, and «peaking of th i« remedy, « a y « :* * ! have when it is en tirely closed, deafness is used Cham berlain’« Cough Remedy the result, and unless the inflam- with my children for several year« m ation is n be taken out and this and can truth fully «ay it is the beat tube restored to its norm al condition, PE E D E E - preparation o f the kind I know of bearing will be destroyed fo r e v e r; nine W ill M iller has plowed his hop yard The children lik e to take it and it has cases out o f ten are caused by Catarrh, no injurious after effect. F or say« by which is n oth in g but an inflam ed c o n Gube Edwards killed a large panth- Wilson Drug Co. dition of th e mucous surfaces. W e will g iv e One Hundred Dollars for any B. L. Hustings s o li 23 geese for ov- N O RTH D ALLAS. case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) er *20. that cannot be cured by H a ll’s C a W ill M artin is d rivin g the Salem tarrh Cure. Send for circulars free. stage. iMis. W onter has gone to visit her F J. Cheney A Co., T oled o, O m other. Mat H a y e« i« here visiting his cou» Sold by druggists, 75 cents. T ik e H a ll’s F a m ily Pills for constipation*. Frank T u rn er is w ork in g for Frank «in W ill Haves. G illiam . Cum mie Brown is baching and FO LK. W m . Shew ey has rented Mr. T in f um in g the home place. A. G. Rem pel got $61 for six fat gles farm. Mrs. Hanson and Mrs. M a rk s have hog«. H en ry Pulse and E rn est Bush have gone to A u rora on business. H enry F tie .e n k illed three wild been sick. Judson M itchell is to get $20 for geese at one »hot. Fred K au haa rented the Rachel grubbing a half acre o f ground. M ike M c N u lty haa been planting Sm ith hop ya d Hugh and A rtie Hayes are back m any alrawberries. Mrs. Brown ie visitin g her daughter, from a hunt in the Cascade m oun Mr. Q u irrin g and M r. Roae have tains. Mrs. N eal at Turner. butchered their hogs. T h e Cum m ings fam ily from C a li Frank Schythe and wife have m ov I»; m c Dyck battled h i» prune» to ed to the place they bought of Davt fornia have rented the D igby place and the Lee and Blake fam ilies from the B litz packing plant. Simpson. Iowa, are in the houses of Mrs. Robt. Claud Shaw h a » received from Cali- Paul R on co bought Fred. Katie H ayes and W C. Brown. torcia ■ pair o f h om ein g pigeon«. place and w ill put out a hop yard and to w ill Colum bus T elh erow . T h a n ksgivin g next Thursday. T h e E n n * eisters have plowed their vegetable garden and grubbed out un T h e B e s t L in im e n t . H arvey Coyle, who lived near L in desirable «bruita and vines to plant "C h a m b erla in ’s Pain Balm ie con coln for many years but moved to Sa sidgred the best lin im e n t on the mar lem some months ago, died there Sun- ket,” write Post it Bliss, o f Georgia, ley. Sheriffs Sale. V t. N o other lin im en t w ill heal a cut Calvin Shepherd and Miss Clevra o r bruise so p rom ptly. N o oth er af N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N T H A T fords such quick relief from rheum atic Si* forth were m arried W edn esday e v l>y virtue of an execution issued out of the pains. N o oth er is so valuable for ening at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. circuit court of the state of Oregon for the deep seated pains lik e lante back and H. G. Cam pbell, R e v , A. A, W in te r county of Polk, on the 13th day of Oc tober, 1904, upon a judgment rendered in pains In the chest. G iv e this lin i o ffiicia tin g, ihe justice court for justice’s and constable’s incut a trial and you will n ever wish district No. 2, in said county, on the 23d day to be w ith ou t it. Sold hy W ilson of April, 1896, and thereafter duly trails- Drug Co. cripted to tiie said circuit court, anil duly A PA C T PROVEN. Perhaps the most im portant and fur reaching thing done at last Saturday’s m eetin g of school offioers was ihn for m ation of an association with W in . G rsnt as president, C. L. Starr secre tary and tun vice presidents. The oounty is divided in to ten sections, in clu d in g neighboring districts and each section is in charge of a resident vice president. Each section is to have at least one school officers m eet in g during the year. T h e Zena sec tion cousists o f Popcorn, Lin coln Lon e Star, Spring V a lley and Zena d istrict! with J. R Shepard ss the re C r a n d C h r is t m a s G ift sident vice president. T h e M cCoy W o have j tint received the 1904 edi PARKER. eection includes Etna, M cCoy, Terry tion of W eh ater. In tern ational D ic dide and M cC oy districts with 8. L. tionary which he.idea over 20<K) page», Fred. H ooper has been in this Stewart in charge, W i h Itickresll in the main part c.f the latok Ita« a midst. district, as a coûter are Dallas, N orth supplem ent of 238 pact-« con tain in g Mr. Fuqua lost a valuable steer Dallas, Polk’ Oakpniut and Sm ithfli Id 25.000 new word«, phraaes anil defini from dehorning. under the oversight of O. W . Mver. lin n » T h e heat educated men in the Around Falls City as a center are con land have «|>ent year, ill brin gin g it In M r», p, f Peterson wa» a guest of gregated Oakdale, Lib erty, Guthrie. ita prevent high degree r f [a t feel inn Mrs. Chris Peterson Sunday Bridgeport. Oakhurst, H azel Dell. It i» the Htandard of th ’ » rn iin trv end Rock Creek and Sugarloaf, will, i« in el- cant binding. T h e regular L e n o -a .fem es ha» been v isitin g here Frank B u tler at the head. T . W price is *10, bill we shall sell it f..r |S. and Mrs. L a c y at tiuenit Vista. Brunk will preside over the Kola sec No educated fam lv »Ia nId he wtlt M r*. J. O. Davidson has been visit- tion consisting o f W est Salem , Green nut one. As a birthday g ift nr t'liriat- iug Iter son, James, in Portland woutREola, Oak G rove and Brush Col j ma» present alm n»t anybody would lege districts. In the Buena Vista j M r» H elm irk and daughter, Mr-. high ly prixe it. Com e quick if you Section w ill lie Suver, Parker, H igh | want one. Clay Rush, have been to A lb an y. Independence and Am erican Bottom 1 districts with J. M. Prather in the I M r». John H ilteb ran d and M r» R A L L Y DAY. lead. R. A . C am pbell will have charge | Jessie Stew art were am on g us Sunday. Of the Salt Creek section inuludiiib The foil, wing program will he giv Volntu Fuqua haa been to »ee Iter Balletnn, Concord, Pioneer. Salt Creel, j eu on Hally Day at the M. E. church cousin, M i»s L ib ra La c e y, in C orval- E nterprise and Upper S alt Creek dia J at 9:45 next Sunday. lit. tricta. W ith H arm ony as a center | S.,ng— School. and J K G uttry in charge will be the Prayer. T h e Spalding loggin g com pany Red Prairie, Buell, Gooat nc,-k, B oil , Song— Schied, iiave t yen p u ttin g in ttie logs lc it ov A tithe in. W illam in a , Scroggins and Lower M i I er fro m last seasons ilrive. Creek districts. T h e Elkins section Recitation— Herm an Hawkins. Recitation— H the Burke. F o r O v e r S ix ty Y e a r s . Hong—-Clsss of little girls. A n old anti well tried rem edy. Mrs. R ecital ion— R u ’.b Morrison. W in slow » Sooth ing S yru p has been S ong— g lino!, lined for over sixty years by m illio n » ol K t ila tiio n — Cnrdia (hatch. i m oth er» for th eir ch ild ren w h ile teeth Recitation— R uth A d am » in g. with p erfect success. I t soothes Vocal Solo— M r». J. 0 . Uglow. the ch ild , s often « the gum s, allays all R ecitation— Belle Elliott. pain, cu re» wind co lic and is the best Cornet Solo— W ill llo w e . rem edy for diarrhoea. 1» pleasant to Address— ,1. M Pollock. the taste. Sold hy d ru g g ist« in every Duet— H a llie Morrison and Erm a part o f the w orld 25 cents a bottle, Smith. f t » value i» in calcu lab le. Be sure and R eading— Elisabeth M. Pollock. ask for Mrs. W in slo w ’ s S o o th in g Sy- BOOKS Ad d re»«— G I, H sw k in ». ru and take no oth er kind V ocal Solo— Mr». Thom pson BOOKS Aililre—— R ». Ja«. M oor*. * SU NN Y*SLO »S BOOKS Song—-S -bool. M r H ill ha* left tlie 8 »u m p house. PATTON BROS’ STORE The kidneys ar. youf blew* purifiers, they fil ter eut the w ait, er Impurities In th* bleed. If they are sick or out of order, they fell to do their work. Pain., achexandrheu- matism come from ex- c m of urlo acid In the blood, due to n *f looted H .T m t e r P h y Simpson hat been h au ling baled hay from I. M. him peons. Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Hood. An U n e q u a l l e d a n d O o m p l s t s Re • u m e of W h a t Y o u r F r lo n d a a r e a n d Have B e e n Lately D o in g . N ew line o f collars and tie s , also pillow tops and fancy work m aterial for Cluintm as goods just a rrived at Mrs. M etzglers. W as born to the wife of on the 9th a girl. Y o u r K idneys. Grandma H i r ffn ¡« v u iti ijc Bee leo Mrs. It. M. M etxcer attended »It,, 53 wedding anniversary o f her parents, I j relative«*. Rev. Joseph Holierg and wife in Mu* Fish beck B o-, liare cut 130 ci iV* M inu ville last Sunday. ! o f MtOVO wood, The Philharm onic I,adv Quartet, of Mie* Beit ha O h m « haa been visitin g Chieagii will g iv e a intiaieal entertain- j M r«. W u n d e r . nient nt the Presbyterian cliu tch be Our teacher M i«« Curl w.»e a § Hie ginning at 8:15 Tuesday evening. N o-! ; vent her 22. A rare treat ia promised inatituie at Dalla«. those who attend. Adm ission 6 0 1 *Mr». Shipley and children have re cent», children tniiler fifteen }5 rente. turned from C orvallis. ] T ick et* for te le at the W ilson drug T om Sum pter and w ife S u n d a y «! store. w ith h it parent# at Independence. flhoald Cam vine* E ves the Moat Skep tical o f Its Truth. I f there Is the slightest doubt In the minds o f any that Dandruff germs do not exist, their belief is compelled by the fa ct that a rabbit innoculated with the germ s became bald in six weeks’ time. I t must be apparent to any person therefore that the only prevention o f baldness is the destruction o f the germ —■ which act is successfully accomplished In one hundred per cent, o f cases by the application o f N ew bro’s Herpicide. D andruff is caused b y the same germ which causes baldness and can be pre vented with the same remedy— N ew bro’s Herpicide. A ccept no substitute. "D estroy the cause you rem ove the effe ct." Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. In stamps fo r sample to T h e Herpicide Co., D etroit. Mich. Belt tfc C lierrin glou , special agents THESE IS NO .222? SLICKER LIKE ® Forty years and after mary years of use on the eastern coast Tower 's Waterproof Oiled Coats were introduced in th- West and were called dickers by the pioneers and cowboys. This (t&phic name has come into such general use that it Is frequently though wrongfully applied to > many irtarvy substitutes You want the genuive § Look fo r the Njrv o f the ftshar.d the nnne Tower on the buttons. MAM M M.ACX A f WtlOW AM» ¿OLD B Y PCPStaCNTATTVE TRA D » THE W ORLD OVbR. ] M orri» F o w l« w ill erect a resilience | near L rw i.villii. bettn tme*. AIRLI E . OCR STAFF OF RUSTLERS. ; © v e r -W o r k W e a k e n s G, G K -m p el ha» »h ipped over 2<10 | W 0 . P olla n , wife ami w m » have curd» o ( wood to Portland, while clear * come from Golden«!vie to tonka their in g in* laud. H e haa 90 go a l« to keep home here, down the sprout*. C rider’« h tk ery to rn » out every dav M r« E n n » ha» ju » l »oh! her 32,000 a large am ount of tir»t *:'«»« bread, pound» of la ity e a rs prune* at 2jf cen t» cakes and pit-». ami her tbia y e a r« crop of 10,000 Nex D ale and wife have been up at 3^ «tenia. from Sheridan to »ee h i« m other and J G K en ipel haa bought 65 high brother, H om er. grade go a t« Iron.» Jacob 8<’ hweilxer M r». U m p h le tte .o f A m ity , ha» been and ^imob Reirn r li» » taken them on tho »Imre*. Mr. Kem pel Aow h *» 150 v iiilin g D. W . Sears and hi* mother goats, half nannies. T Iu ’V ar- on at Independence. thrtte farina and a ie <tou«ider«d good R idd ell A Son», o f M onm outh, «re p ro p e rly , to say nothing of their a«l •h ipp in g ttn.rnughhred A u gora go at« «litioual value aa land cleaner». He to British Colum bia. hold« them at $3 eaeli. R eco vered S p eech an d H earing. Measra E ly D ro» ;— I commenced using your B ieam Balm about two year» ago for catarrh. M y voice »111 som ewhat thick and m y hearing was dull. M y hearing has been aliunat fully restored and m y speech haa be com e qu ite clear. I am a teacher in our town.— L. G. Brown, Granger, Ohio. T h e Balm doe» not irritate nor cau«e sneezing. Sold by «Irug- g b t* at 60 cen t», or m ailed by E ly Bro»., 56 W arren St., N . Y . N o w ia the tim e for you r holiday photograph». G et them at C herring- ton’« gallery in Dallas. T h e general opinion at the o ’ tool officer* m eetin g wit* th at it would he b e .t'o leave all school money with the county treasurer, to be checked out by district clerks. R ev. R . E. W rig h t Ita* com e from C alifornia to take cltarge o f the Sunth Methodist churches at L ew isville and Dallas and w ill live at the form er place. H e has no fam ily. Mrs. Pen n ell, M isaoaTuthill, W heal- Louis Savage, of Grand Rondo, who don and H u n tington , of the n orm »! i is on trial in Portland for k illin g F«-s- ecliool fueulty and Prof. Buckliam s j ter W acheno a fellow In .lian is raid to daughter, took dinner with Mrs. Wash lie the la.t liv in g chief of his trilie, hy while nere attending the tevchers in- r ig h to f in h erit m i'e and that when he «titu tf. die* the lin e w ill taHome e xtin ct. Thè Strength-Giver F o r WOM EN, f J ayne ’ s T onic V ermifuge A lw a y s R e m e ia h r CHILDREN and MEN F u ll Nam e | axative f|r.onio Atdnine r*M — III Z J w M X O U H r* Cures a C o ld in O ne D ay, G rip in T w o . <B.WÁ oii Sex» 25 c. KcIrltjK' * 5 I § jR sj$ NEW SHOE S TO R E • W IL L OPEN Wednesday, Nov. 16 Everybody welcome whether you buy or not | IRVIN & P E T T Y S | Practical Shoe Men M ^ Leaders in Uptodate footwear A t low prices. | Postoffice Block, Dallas | V A U Q f i f l St W E / i V E i } S A NI T A R Y PLUMBI NG . . . HOT WA T ER AND HOT AI R HEATING O re go n docketed in the clerk’s office of said circuit court on the 10th day of December, 1903, in « certain action begun in said justice’s court, in which W . S. Bean was plaintiff and L. B. Denny was defendant, said judgment being in favor of said plaintiff and against the said defendant, and there being now due and un paid on said judgment the sum of $206 11, with intBreet thereon from the 13th day of May. 1896, at the rate of 8 per cent per an num, such execution being directed to me, the sheriff of Polk county, 1 did. on the 17th of October, 1904, duly levy upon all the right title ami interest which the defendant L. B. Denny had on the 10th day of December. 1903, or has since a uuired, or now has, of, in and to the following described real pn>|>erty, tov.it: Lot 3 and the southeast quarter of section 22, in township 6, south range 4 west of the W illam ette .\i< lidian, in Polk county, state of Oregon. con;ainiug 168.60acres. A l so, the southwest quarter of section 23, in said township and range, containing 160 seres: excepting therefrom, however 11 acres conveyed to J. H. Robbias by deed recorded at page 417 of volume 8 of the records of deeds tor said county. Also 10 acres off the north side of the northeast quarter of the uort'ieast quarter of section twenty-seven, in said township and range. And that 1 will sell the same at the front door of the county court house in the city o f Dallas, in Dallas, in Polk county, Oregon on Call tit Wiseman’s old stand and see the complete line of Hardware they have on sale Their stock is new and first- class. Everything need ed • in building. They wish to call special at tention to their fine as sortment of STOVES AND RANCES. S a tu r d a y , t h e 2 0 th o f N o v e m b e r 1904, at the hour of one o’clock, p. m., of said day, at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash in hand on day of sale, subject to redemption iu the manner provided by law. Dated this 21st day of Jet., 190» J. T. FORD, Sheriff of Polk county, Oregon. Agricultural Implements P LO W S . W A C O N S - C U L T IV A T O R S H A R R O W S B U C C IE S SP R IN C W A C O N S Plumbing of all Kinds. R. C. H U N T E R Physician and Surgeon DALLAS . ORECON A ll sorts of machine oil. Our hlacksmithing is is guaranteed, Great variety of things for farmers. W AGNER BROS Calls answer*-«! night or day. A J T0WH CO B05T0N. MASS. «í S.A. * - Z ♦ « t l D ALLAS* Administrators Notice. vriCB IR HF l FRV G1VKR TO WHOJI rr nayeisMrn ih4tN> nsitmiffiitl ha* h«*i. | i'»y sr|fui;ti««i .viiiiitii«tr*«*r, ©f thè mute «i w. m F o ra ti who com petent, « .«•per, roventi\ de* ettxnl. tvtheionr.iv Court of , _ n , ;nri in hfifdne«« i« the ih* state , m Ihvyx.n N • |V»k ctMu.fy. All pr **»» I ,n M n • Mi.y claim» s*;ainwS tl»e c**i !»• ulwitl ««.ctNlont | ability t.» d *. W e cun teach yi-ii ! .»rr tlivef'»r • n ••iflr-l !■« p*. e-oi.t th« *»mr, dtilj ver- that which will open valuable opp«»r-1 *•6, »8 U t I sw trnaireiL w.thin *ix monili« fr*»n. thi» dee to tun h> Imi» neiivL-Dc**; sud k II p^-nion- ow- fu iii’ i* *. Oi»r « nrse1* will g iv e von .« ■NLitr mrt requirrti to paj thè jLutie to me ■s ttjnoitm Im a w II Atari von rip ht unii ! Al • help you ov**r the tough pl««'i*i* S to- j fi thhllthtfay of X«*. A IV, 1W>4. I r. wir*«.*. ih n’ * takirjL » nr c"»» hi* ed lui j *>l H, M. Cooper. «I and slmrtiiar.d cm irre poenre en»f 1- y - 1 ‘ in e r t before frridnaVing L iv in g ex* i pen pea low. O ur catalogue w ill in -j tereyt you. N C A P IT A L B U SINESS COLLEGE, Saltai. Orage« W. I. STALEY. Principal. I You Can’t Beat Them. I- what e* ervon c in vi* that wear« the c l a v a n d e ffi la*i.*d r e o l o r v . l b - y «r* * * » q r it»- n* theft p c rb c i fin;*h s»nd fati li s n i r bim ! o fre>li und f le..n * heu frOitry w» all.« r iti»kee tl»o»e o f y, m .fan wire frici di* wilt and wrh-kle wt»h penopiration. O nr fine laundry Work i« Itevond com petition . SUE» STEM LAUNDRY
