Polk County itemizer., December 09, 1904, Image 1

DALLAS OREGON
VOL. XXX.
TH E C O U N T Y SEAT.
That r died hurley at Castle’s feed
•«tore i« line for horses and when mix
ed with bran or shorts is good for
cows
He has different kind of hay
and poultry feed,
Nut only hats that are stylish n< w
And will h all right next season ho
variola, other adornments for mo'li
ers and their daughters can he had «
the milliuory store of Miss Collins.
Potash Fills the
G r a in S a c k s
Totnsh is a necessary nourish­
ment for grain and all other crops.
Write today for our valuable
books on * 'Fertilization” — full of
information that every farmer should
possess—sent free to applicants.
***
Go to Fuller’s livery stable near the
city h.ri! when you want a uice and
comfortable rig to go any where. Many
farmers put up there when in town.
GERM AN KALI WORKS
93 basfsu Street
New York
The baker on M ill street is kept on
the jump to fill the demand for his
goods. His cooking is so good that
many families are now using more of
it than ever before.
9. 1904
N O . 47.
Ayers
F or hard colds, bronchitis,
asthma, and coughs o f all
kinds, you cannot take any­
thing b etter than A y e r ’ s
C h erry
P ecto ral
Cherry Pectoral. Ask yout
own doctor if this is not so.
He uses it. He understands
why it soothes and heals.
“ I had a terrib le cough fo r w eek«. Then 1
took A y e r’s Cherry Pectoral and oulx one
bottle com pletely cured me.”
Mas. J. B. D A ifru R T ii. St. Joseph, Mich.
25C., 80C., SI.00.
J. C. AYRB OO.,
All druggists. — f o r —
Everybody !( now thinking about
things for the holiday». A t Mr».
Metzger's store the ladies will And a
variety of material out of which pret­
You will hasten recovery by tak
ty things may be made.
ing one o f Ayer's Pills at bedtime.
J. L. COLLINS,
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ttorney and Counselor a t Law, riaws, cutlery and umbrellas may be
bad at tbs Kisser gunstore. Firearms
S o lic it o r in C lia u r t r y .
and amuuition to suit everybody.
las been n practice o f hie profession in this place
about thirty years, ami w ill attend to all business Tools sharpened and things mended
(trusted to bis care. Office, corqur Main and Court How about your lockB and keys.
[Copyright, 1904, by C. B. Lew is.]
s Oallae, P ol k Co, Or.
I was employed in a wholesale house
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I f you have not been lo the Morris in a city that shall be nameless, and
R. C. HUNTER
jewelry store for a mouth you would rooming at a hotel, and one evening I
Physician and Surgeon
tie surprised at the additional pretty had purchased the current magazine*
tilings he lias received. His Christ­ and sat down for n long read. I had
DALLAS . OREGON
mas goods are moving.
read for two hours or more without
C h II u answered night or tiny.
rising from my chair when the door
Hawkins, the marble cutter, finds of the clothes closet suddenly opened
plenty to do all seasons of the year. and a man who hud been In hiding
OSCAR H A Y T E R .
He is now at work on cemetery orders there walked out. He was not a tough
to be delivered in the spring.
looking man, though he had a pistol iu
A.ttornev-at*I-iaw.
his hand, and his appearance was sc
»**
Round trip to Salem by stage is ou- sudden that I was simply surprised.
Office up stairs in Campbell’ s build­
“ Well, who are you?” I asked as he
ly »1.50.
ing.
advanced and took a seat.
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D ALLAS
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OREGON.
“ Perhaps you read in the evening
TlieChace millinery establishment
papers of a hank being swindled?" he
as usual baa a large variety of things
that would make very acceptable queried In reply.
N. L .B U T L E R
“ Yes, but what has that got to do
Christmas presents. Buy now before
the most attractive thiuge are taken. with you?”
Attorney-at-Law
“ Well, to tell you the truth, I am
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D A L L A S , OREGON.
the man who got the money.”
The
old
reliable
Gaynor
footwear
W ill practice in all courts. Office,
“ But how did you come to be hid
store never bad a better fall and win.
ever bauk.
ter trade. Many families never think ing here in my room? The papers said
if going elsewhere for shoes and rub- that the man got away.”
*T had other plans, but they mis­
tier goods.
carried—In fact, a pci of mine lost his
*•*
nerve at a critical moment and left
TR U CK M A N.
A ll seasons are good with Mr. Fault,
the hardware man, He keeps so me In the lurch. I dodged into this
Dallas: Oregon
great a variety and of such good quali­ hotel in search of a temporary asy­
ty that many people from all parts of lum and was lucky enough to find your
A lair share of patronage solicited the country buy everything of the door unlocked—carelessness of the
tod all o-ders promptly filled.
kind from him. He never had a t>et chambermaid probably. Did you ever
ter nor more popular -aeleclion of : ee $3,000 in one pile? Good for sore
stoves and they are going out iu all eyes! See here.”
directions
Many ladies have no idea
He fumbled in his breast pocket for
of his many useful kitchen tilings.
a moment aud then brought out the
* .*
money.
There were three separate
Leaves Independence for Monmouth and Airlie —
:80 a tn
3:80 p in
A t the Wilson drugstore may be packages—$ 0 , 000 , $2,000 and $1,000—
Leaves Independnce for
Monmouth and Dallas—
seen a tine assortment of gifts for but he had tied them all together and
1:10 a m
6 16 p m
Leaves Monmouth for A irlie —
tiie holidays Toilet articles to suit made one large package. Most of the
.50 a m
8:50 p in
all tastes- More than 100 uice books bills were new, and the bundle was
Leaves Monmouth for Dallas—
from which to select
Musical grains
i:20 a m
7:80 p m
worth a second look.
Leaves Airlie for Monmoutn ami independence—
and writing material. Tilings for tile
:0o a m
5pm
“ This means clothes, quail on toast,
Leaves Dallas forM onm ouin an f Inoe »emlence—
face and thinge for the teeth. Early
:00 p m
7.30 o m .
a trip to London, Paris and Berlin,”
buyers gel first choice,
he said as he fondly p«.tted the money.
“ Look here, old chappie,” he con
FREE PR C R A M M E
H. C. GRAVEN
K. K. WILLIAMS.
P r s e id e u i.
4 a s h le r .
tinued as he coolly stretched at fui
W. G. VA83ALL, assista n t C ash ier
Following is the program for the length on tjie bed. “ I'm willing tc
If A L L A S »
L ÌT I
h AA h fjewisville school basket social to be divvy with you. Hand iu your resig­
held in the grange h ill at that pi ice nation and ta ;e a European tour with
OF DALLAS, ORLUON,
December lfitli at 7 :d0.
me. It’ll help jTour health and broaden
Transacts R general banking inuti­
Graphopbone— Instrumental— A. C your niiud. This boodle will enable us
le » * in all its branches; buys and sells Btaats.
to travel firs! class for a year.”
ixcliaiige on principal points in the
Recitation— Since Brother W ill was
His impudence aggravated me.
I
United States; makes colleclions ouall Changed into a Boy— Jennie Fuqua.
had not recoverd from my surprise
points in the 1’acilic Northwest; loans
Recitation— i'he Boy W ot Lives and as he looked at me for an answer
uoney and discounts paper at the best Next door— Ernest Huisinglou.
I f;Ri v . .
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•ales ; allow interest on time deposits.
Solo— Vere Staats.
Recitation— My Cold Black Steed—
Laird Limb man.
Recitation — Little Helpers— Elda
Bristow, Leonella Smith, Bessie llois-
ington.
R A IL W A Y
Solo— Bessie Hoisington.
T IM E TA B LE :
Dialogue— Leola Lewis, El-'a Bris­
l 90 p m 7:30 •
m
lv Dallas ar 4:35
p m 9.55 am
tow,
Hoisington.
1:85 p m 7:45 a
m
lv ‘ Teats 3idingar
4:20 Alda p m
9:39 am
1:39 p m 7:49 a
m
lv ‘ Uilliams ar 4:17 A .i
p m 9:35 am
Oratou
on Corns— Berners
l;4 i p m 7:br m iv*Und<eport ar|4:10 p mjP:30am
1:66 p m|5:05 a ti ar Falls City lv|4:00 p in j 9: 20 am Bruce.
Sung— Dallas Quart.t, Loyd L uuii -
Daily except bunday.
•Trains stop on signals only.
er, Albert W illiam s, Lester Butler, |
LO UIS CERLINCER, JR,,
Bert Teats.
General Manager.
Auction sale of baskets for benefit
of school room furnishing aud library,
Grapbophone concert.
Coughs,Colds
A COOL HAND
W .F . MUSC 0 TT,
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MOTOR TIME TABLE.
SALEM, FILLS CITY I WESTERN
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
W O R L D ’S F A D ? C O N T - S T .
TIME TABLE
C O R V A LLIS M A I L - D A I L Y
7 *0 a m L t ................. Portland.................A r
10 45 a m L v .................. D errv................... Lv
11:45 p in A r .............. Corvallis .......
Lv
A t Albany and Corvallis connect with
• re g o li «.'entrai ami Eastern railroad.
Rose B ro n k in ........^ .............. 13,140
Nora Robertson....... : ................17,454
6;30 p m
2;18 p m
1:20 p m
trains of
D A L L A S PASSENGER— D A IL Y , EX. SU N D A Y
!#• p m L v ................Portland................. Ari0:20 a m
: M p m A r .................
Dallas......................... Lv 7:00
YAMHILL DIVISION:
Passenger depot foot of Jefferson street
A IK L IS FR E IG H T —'T R IW E E K L Y
v# 7:40 a in .........Portland ........A rrive 3:32 pm
ro 3:50 p m ............. Dallas........
A rrive 8:20 a m
6
I ts 1:9* p m ..........
A.. J.
A irlie ............ Leave 7:00 a m
M A R T IN ,
P A I N T E R ,
Mense, sign and ornamental, grain
ag, kalsoming and paper hanging.
» a l i a s ,
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O rkoow
R -I-P A -N -S Tabules
D octors find
A good prescription
F o r m ankind.
k lM
6 esnt
I
The crown o f womanhood is motherhood.
But uti';»*y li .-s the head that wears the
crow ii or a :ticipates this coronation, when
there is a Uu k o f womanly strength to bear
the burdens « f maternal dignity and dirty.
The iva&on w hy so many women sink undci
There is nothing reserved ‘ in the the strain o f motherhood is because they
are unprepared.
sale at the Hub. Everything goes at
" I unh- Mtatingly advise expectant moth­
ers to use Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescrip­
a discount.
tion.” writes Mrs.J.W. G. Stephens, o f Mila,
Dr. H. L. Toney, dentist, graduate Noithumberl.md Co., Va. The reason for
of Ann Arbor, Mich. Office upstairs this advice is that Dr. Pierce’ s Favorite Pre­
scription is the best preparative for the
in the Uglow building. Examinations, maternal function. N o matter how healthy
free. ’Phone 45.
and strong a wetnan may be, she cannot
use "F a vo rite Prescription” as a prepara­
tive for maternity without gain o f health
and comfort. But it is the women who are
L. N. W OODS, M. D.
not strong who best appreciate the great
benefits received from the use o f "Favorite
Prescription." For one thing its use makes
Phy*ici*n and Surgeon.
the baby’s advent practically painless. It
has in many cases reduced days o f suffer­
Dalla«, Oregon.
ing to a few brief hours. It has changed
the period o f anxiety and struggle into a
time o f ease and comfort.
*n»e proprietors and makers o f Doctor
t . B. ftsitT
» . C. B as » .
Pierce's Favorite Prescription now feel
fu llv warranted ?n offering to pay $500 for
.
—
le W
e
any case o f I.* ucorrhea.
Fem ale
Weakness.
Proiapstis. or Falling o f Womb, which they
Attorneyk-nt- Law . cannot cure. All the W orld ’s Dispensary
Medical Association, Proprietors, o f Buf
W . M n . k . o a l r M of . M r v l tonka In Polk Caio. N. Y . ask is a fair and reasonable
i »«ntr. lUi.ahle abetrarte furnished, end mousy to inai of their means of cure.
W e have lor sale a few plows which
will be closed out at bargain price*.
Guy Bros.
pasfcsfe
ftg» it
i$ enosfh
enough for
for usual
usual occMiona
occasion*.
“ r battle, i. m
to een
sente,
te,. eoutaias » eepply fss s J
1
itreggtot# eeR thei m.
SIBLEY A BAKIN,
mm. IVe eoeeauestsa charged en lofu».
ed I feilssa’s Mssfc, •elles
W h y pay $12 and over for a suit of
D o not be deceived by these old advertising tricks.
B u y your
clothes which w e sell for $8 and $10?
goods of us. W e are lower than any of them all the time.
ELLIS & KE YT
W e excell them all for prices, material,
etc., and do not sell for cost either.
DALLAS, OREC.
the bank offlclals ana aeiecuvus.
“ I’ ll see you hauarpil first I ’m net always feel hurt tfiat you wouldn't |
could enlighten them, but I shall not.
maxing European tours with hank take some of the money. Tra-la, old ! caught my eye. .As 1 picked lt Dp—lo,
M. QUAD.
sneaks and iforgr:.* Yi m trip will end man!”
there was the $1,000 package of green­
at the front dorr of the slut*- prison’
\\ hen he had closed the door I locked , backs In plain view! Did the man get
“ Too peppery—altogether too pop It and sat down
A. r • quarter of aw ay ? Yes. he walked downstairs aud
P I * E a t l s c Sows.
pery,” he qui
oh rv <l “ And do *n hour hnd ellpp-d away I tumbled out of doors unquestioned, and the de­
It Is the hungry, poorly fed sows that
you think I'll U* a i. ■ e u '
ini > h
Ml ;
-p iiftrv .1 bit. and tectives never got a clew on him after
eat their pig». When well fed and prop­
“ Certainly.
I*»»:
to t
ut.i.ck ; « 'Ture I opec ! iny that night. He probably went to one erly cured for they usually maks good
downstairs r '• tu n ’or over to :i».’ * <. *
\Vbiia Ï was dressLn ' Vund to of the depots and took a train. About
mothers and good sticklers.
police.”
go té tlie’SresÄFTur a hand collar but- the money, I returned It to the hunk by
“ That’s ell wool mid 1 yard wide, but V* n aw ] the ink shrined hnpdkvrchief mail,, and my action Is still a puzzle to
It will shrink when you come to try
It on.” he sild as he flung Lis feet off
the bed ant! s : qo i up. i don’ t know
that I bhii: y you for ref using the trip
to Europe, but please don’t he an idiot
in other directions. You shave your­
self, don’t you?” he finally asked as he
turned to me
“ Yes; my razor In in the right hand
top drawer.”
“ Ah. thanks! Good razor, good brush,
good soap. That makes shaving a lux
ury.”
He handled the razor with the deft
ness of a barber, and in seven or eight
minutes be was dean shaved. lie ha
sandy hair, while his eyebrows wen
almost red. T L:re was a {Kittle ot
black Ink on the dresser. He used hi ;
hnsd!:ercL.a.;‘ far u spouse and colored
his eyebrows.
With the same fluid
he mace up as ue: t a black eye as one
rowdy Vver gave mother, and he was
chuckling ns be turned to me to say:
“Just cue thing more, old man—a suit
A re still con tin u in g th eir great sale. W e m ust reduce our stock
of clothes--your obicHt suit. I’ll pay
cash for It.”
to m ake room fo r other lines w hich we w ill add shortly. I f you w ill
I hail 11 much worn suit in the ward­
call in and exam in e our goods, you w ill rea d ily and at once see that
robe. which I ban led out.
they are great bargains, q u a lity considered, W e have the finest e x ­
“ Uatlwr a tight fit. but I'll make if
do,” he said as he began to peel off.
h ib it in P o lk county, beyond all doubt.
“ My object Is not to pass myself off
for you, but to get rid of the Bcotck
HE Celebrated Hart, Sch.ffer & Marx make of clothing at a
tweed. You can sell that suit for at
reduction o f ........... ........................................ ...........................
least $10, and here’s $25 fof vours.”
Second lo t.................................................................
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“ I don’t want your mone.!
Third lo t ............................................................................................ i
“ Don’t be finicky. That’s no part of
this boodle, but was honestly earned.
INGSBURY Hats, the best in the market ..........................
I’ll leave It on the dresser. Now. then,
A ll other hats and caps ..............................................................
to wrup the money in this newspaper
LL WOOL Underwear...........................................
and take my departure. Look here,
The beat cotton ribbed and fleeced underwear . ...................... J
my boy; take this thousand and put lt
where It will give you a start.”
LL Silver Brand shirts, regular price $1.25, now .............
“ I’d starve first!”
Celebrated Black H ose................ ' ................................................
“ Too goody good to ever get ahead
of the game! What course are you go­
ing to pursue when I leave the room?”
“ Kick myself for a fool and then go
to bed!”
“ Go to bed without doing the kicking
act. You are the most sensible young
man I ’ve met In a year. I f I ’m arrest­
ed, I shall say nothing about what's
happened here; If I get away, I shall
THE HUB CLOTHING CO
T
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M ARKET REPORT.
LACK Clay
REPORTED WEEKLY BY
LOUGH ARY A Ef.f.TH
W heat, per bushel, $1.
Bran, per ton $22 50
8horts, per to n , $23.
Oats, per bushel, 4&cta.
Flou r, per b a rrel,$4 20.
Flour, per sack, $1 10
Corn meal, $2 50 per cwt.
Potatoes, per bushel, 75cte.
Butter, per pound 25cts.
L a rd , per pou n d , 12A cts.
B acon,sid es,p er pound, 15 cte.
H am s, per pound, 15 cts.
Shoulders, per pound,9(® 11 eta.
K g g s , per doxen, 30 cts.
C h ic k e n s ,p e r doxen $3<9$5
Dried fru its, per pound, 3(3110 eti
Beets, per pound, 1$ cents.
T u rnips, per ponnd, 1| cts.
C abbage, per pou n d , 2 cts.
Onions, per ponnd,
cts.
Beans, per p o u n d , 4(*5 cents.
Corn m eal, per poun d,3 cts
Hay, per ton, $8<& 912.
Worsted suits, regular price $10, now
Th is w ill be the biggest cut in
A nd all other goods in proportion
Th e sale w ill com -
the state as th ey are all new and good goods
mence
Saturday, November 12th
F or 30 days.
Look out fo r bargains.
You rs respectfully,
THE HUB CLOTHING CO., K irk p a tric k
brick, Dalis
A rrangem en ts have already been made w ith Mr. fr a n k Morrison to
rem odel the store.