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the
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church* Is iu g re a t need o f a n atio n al
c h u rch b u ild in g on th e o rd er of a c a ­
th ed ral, w ith all of th e pro p er a p p u rte ­
n ances, located In th is city an d erected
a n d su p p o rted by th e P re sb y te ria n s
th ro u g h o u t th e country.
- W A SH IN G T O N L E I T E R
[S p ecial C o rre s p o n d e n c e .]
J u s tic e ii a i i n u of the U nited S tate*
■ up »vine co tin stro n g ly fav o rs the
l wilding of a uatioim l P re sb y te ria n cu­
A d e e ’s W h e e l i n g T o u r .
ll .ed nil iu th is city.
Second A ssista n t S e cretary of H tate
T he v e teran Ju stice in ex p lain in g
Adce, who recently sa ile d for H avre.
how th e need of such a c a th e d ra l in F ra n ce, will m ake th a t p o rt th e point
W a-liiiigton w as b ro u g h t hom e to him of d e p a rtu re on a bicycle tr ip of ab o u t
•aid : "l h a y e noticed upon every public j 1,00(J m iles th ro u g h t.io b y w a y s of eeu-
occasion th a t I h a v e a tte n d e d since I i tr a l an d so u th ern F ra n ce. H e w ill l>e
c.im e to W ashington, w h eth er it w as ! accom panied p a rt of th e w ay by A lex­
mi in au g u ratio n o r som ething else a n d e r T hai k a ra , consul a t Kouen. Mr.
w h ere th e re w as occasion for a n open­ Adee ex p ects to re tu rn to W ashington
ing an d closing p ra y e r, It w as u n i­ , ea rly iu Ju ly .
M o n u m e n t to W a r N a m e * .
fo rm ly a n E p isco p alian a n d a C atholic
An in te re stin g ev en t o f the recen t
w ho w e e fu*Ited to fulfill th is-serv ice.
convention o f su p e rin te n d e n ts of th e
O ur p a sto rs a re n ev er called upou to
T ra in in g School F o r N urses of the
u p p en r upou occasions of th a t so rt."
U n ited S ta te s and C a n ad a au d the
In ex p lain in g this alleged ov.»might
A ssociate A luuini of the U nited S tates
o f P re sb y te ria n m inister.! Ju s tic e H a r ­
w as th e unveiling a t A rlington N a­
lan s ta te d th a t it is his belief th at it
tion al cem etery of a m onunfent to the
h a s been cau sed by the fa c t th a t th *
m em ory o f the d e p a rte d Spunish-A m er-
ch u rch b as not sufficiently b ro u g h t It- lcan w a r nurses.
wolf fo rw a rd into th e notice of tile p u b ­
T h e m o n u m en t cost $1,000 an d Is of
lic an d is not, a s it w ere, cen tralized
g ran ite. 7 feet 6 Inches high by 0 feet
enough. A fte r giving th is a n d o th er
sq u a re . On th e top Is carv ed u m altose
hindtred m a tte rs his th o u g h tfu l and
cross, th e n u rse s’ em blem , In heroic
earn«** co n sid eratio n lie a rriv e d a t the
size, a n d on a panel on th e fro n t a re
the w ords, “To O ur C om rades.” T he
J. L. COLLINS.
m o n u m en t Is located in the c e n te r of
Attorney and Counselor at Law, tin* plot of ground se t asid e fo r th e
S pan ish -A m erican w a r n u rse s an d
S o l i c i t o r iu C liM U c e r j*
w h ere fo u r of them a r e a lre a d y buried.
Has been n practice of hie profession in this place
about th irty years, anil w ill attend to all business
ntrusted to bis care, Otfice, corner Main aud C o u rt
to Dallas, Folk C o, O r.
Th«* C H p I t n l ’a P o p u l a t i o n .
R e tu rn s received from the cen su s
e n u m e ra to rs by M ajor S y lv ester Indi­
c a te a to tal population for th e D istric t
of 322,*145 a s a g a in s t a to ta l o f 277,782
In 1897. T hese figures show an in­
cre a se o f 44,903 d u rin g th e eight y ears.
T his y e a r’s re tu rn s show a to ta l w hite
pop u latio n of 227,007, a n in crease of
38,150 over the last census. T he col­
ored po p u latio n Is show n to be 94,888,
o r an in c re a se of 0,513.
OSCAR H ATTER,
Attorneyat-Law.
Office up flairs ill Campbell’ » build-
lu g .
DALLAS
-
OREGON.
Open A ir BrenUfA*tn.
B re a k fa s t in th e open a ir is th e la te s t
p opular fad a t th e n a tio n al cap ital.
F o r se v era l seasons a few d isc ern in g
ones h av e follow ed th e p ra c tic e of e n ­
jo y in g th e ir m o rn in g re p a st alfresco,
b u t n ot u n til th is s p rin g h a v e outdoor
b re a k f a s ts becom e a n y th in g like g en ­
eral. T he W ld te H ouse se t the e x a m ­
ple, an d rhe diplom atic w orld, th e high
officials an d th e sm a rt re sid e n tia l se t
h ave been quick to follow .
N. L.BUTLER
Attorney-at-Law
Ayers
Big Cut on Summer Goods
Falling hair means weak hair.
Then strengihen your hair;
feed it with the only hair food,
Ayer’s Hair Vigor. It checks
falling hair, makes the hair
*
Everything in the house of the summer goods
Hair Vigor
grow, completely cures dan­
druff. And it always restores
color to gray hair, all the rich,
dark color of early life.
kind cut from a quarter to a third in price,
“ M v h a ir was fa llin g out b adly and I was
a fra id I w ould lose it all. Th e n I tried A y e r ’s
(fair v ig o r. It q u ick ly stopped the fu llin g and
made ray ha ir a ll I could wish it to l>e.”
R k h k g o a E . A l l e n . E liza b e th , N . J .
# 1.00 a bottle.
A ll d ritg c M s .
MENS' UNDERW EAR
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
LADIES' SH IRT W AISTS
fo r
F a llin g H a ir
com pel th o se in official life to recognize
rhe fa c t th a t th e official hom e of th e
p re sid e n t is to be called by th e p o p u lar
nam e.
E v e ry citizen w ho g ets to th e n a tio n ­
al ca p ita l im m ed iately In sists on see­
ing n few of th e im p o rta n t buildings,
an d he n e v e r th in k s of a sk in g a coach ­
m an to d riv e him to th e ex ecu tiv e m a n ­
sion. H o w a n ts to see th e W h ite H ouse,
a n d th e d riv e r know s w h a t he m eans.
In com m on p a rla n c e o r in political
w ritin g or sp e ak in g the la tte r term Is
a lw a y s used. T h e re a re som e forty-
five e x e c u tiv e m an sio n s In th is co u n ­
try , b u t th e re is only one W h ite H ouse,
and, though it seem s r a th e r bald if one
an aly zes th e term , it is sufficiently d is ­
tin c tiv e fo r a ll purposes.
All the spring and summer goods.
M o d e l* o f Alrnhfp*.
W .F. MUSCOTT,
m
SALEM, FALLS CITY I WESTERN
sa nds a* test.
T h e y ’ re p u r e ly v e g e ta hi«*,
b e in g m a d e u p o f c o n c e n tra te d a m i r e tir e d
m e d ic in a l p rin c ip le s , e x t r a c t e d f ro m the
roots o f A m e r ic a n p la n ts . D o n o t g rip e .
O n e o r two fo r stomach corrective, three or
General Manager.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
S a v in u
four for cathartic.
T IM E T A B L E
C O R V A L L IS M A I L — D A I L Y
7:30 a in L v .................. P o rtla n d ...................A r 5;50 p m
10 46 a m L v .................D e rry
/
.. L v 2;1S p m
11:45 p m A r . . . . . .
C o rv a llis .. . f . .
L v 1:20 p m
A t A lbany and Corvallis connect w ith trains of
Oregon Central and Eastern railroad.
BO Y E A R S ’
E XP ER IEN C E
P atents
D A L LA S P A S S EN G ER — D A IL Y , EX . S U N D A Y
p m L v ..
. P o rtland.
A r lo :10 a m
Italian
:10 p ui A r . .
.L v 7.IK) a m
o . VISION:
O iam N S
Passenger depot foot of Jefferson street
A I R L I E F R E I G H T — T R I W K fc K L Y
L*ive 7:40 a m ..........P o rtlan d
______
___ A rrive 3:32 p m
A. J.
C o p y u k jh t s A c .
A n r n n . M a rtin » a akM rli »n d dMCTlpUnn m »T
g quick
u i k a ly
i j ascertain
......... . o u r * opinion free whether an
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Invention ta
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probably nulanlahla
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Patente
Mont
strictly m n lld e n P -
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»nt free. * «»Ideet
aaw icy fo r aecurltiu' pat«*nts.
Patents taken thro ugh M u n n A Co. receive
.p e d a l n a tte *, w ith o u t charge, in tlX»
ÜMVC 8:50 p m ............ lu n a * ............. A rrive 3:20 a m
A rrive 6:06 p m .......... A ir lie .............. Leave 7.00 a ni
Scientific American.
P A IN T E R ,
A handsom ely
illnstrated weekly.
o f a ny sdentltlo tournai.
Uuuac, lig n ami ornanif-ntal, gra in I culatton
year j fo u r m onths. 9L Sold by all
ng, k a l.o m in g a n d p a ( « r hangin g.
daixai,
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R - I- I’A-N-S T ab u la*
Doctors find
A good prescription
For m ankind.
a » I c a t iM -k w . I.
for u su a l occasion*.
£ t o « i t v b o ttle , CO e«gtq, o m U ip s a su p p ly for a
^
sell U w a i.
G IR L 8 FROCK.
o f co n stru ctio n am i th a t give com fo rt
an d freedom to th e child. Such I* Urn
one Illu s tra te d here.
A round neck a n d abort puff sleeves
ad«l 1 0 th e a ir of su m m e r tim e com fo rt.
T h e little d re ss can be ma«le of any o f
th e p re tty w ash goo<ls, from gingham
to d lr n itj o r P e rsia n law n.
-j& g rta«toP
MARTIN,
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! .mvest c lr
Te rm s . 33 a
newsdealers.
W la à r r J te li *
If. C. K akis
S I B L E Y <St E A K I N ,
Attocncys-nt-Lnw.
We bars the only set of abstract books in Polk
ra n ty. Reliable abstracts furnished, and m oney to
r
Ellis & Keyt, Dallas
NT
MOTOR TIME TABLE.
Every­
thing goes.
M odels o f fo u r a irsh ip s a re now' s u s ­
pended from the celling In th e e a s t
DALLAS, OREGON.
hall, division of technology, of th e N a­
Will practice in all courts. Office,
tio n al m useum . T h ree of the airsh ip s
o v e r bank.
a re th e in v en tio n s of P ro fe s so r L an g ­
ley, se c re ta ry of the S m ith so n ian in s ti­
tu tio n . T h e o th er alrphip is a m odel
L . N . W O O D S , M. D.
o f the invention of J . S triu g fello w o f
E n g la n d , w hich w a s m ad e a n d teste d
Physician and Surgeon,
O n ly O ne W h i t e llouae.
In 1890.
A lthough P re sid e n t R oosevelt w hen
One o f th e L angley airsh ip s is th e
he succeeded M cK inley o rdered th a t aero d ro m e w hich m ade Its first su c­
D a lla s , O reg o n .
th e sta tio n e ry be h eaded "W ld te cessfu l flight M ay G, 1899, a t Q nantlco,
H ouse" in ste a d of th e old a n d m ean in g ­ Ya. T his aero d ro m e w a s th e first en- I
H E PASSED T H E STAR.
less “ E x e c u tiv e M ansion,” it h as been glm* d riv en m ach in e to fly su ccessfu lly
found n ecessa ry for th e se c re ta ry of in th e h isto ry of th e w orld. Since M ay. ! A n K i p c r i e u t ' e o f u N e jc r o a * S i c e r e r
on « Schooner.
th e tre a s u ry to issue nnotln r ed ict to 1899, it h a s m ade se v e ra l su ccessfu l
TRUCKM AN.
VVallisvlllc, T ex., receiv es all Its
flights o f a b o u t bne-half m ile each.
fre ig h t by b o at from G alv esto n or
Dallas: Oregon
T he m achine w eighs th irty pounds.
ANY FO O L
A n o th er of th e L an g ley airsh ip s Is H o u sto n , au d a s it h ap p en ed one day
th e c a p ta in o f a tw o m aste d schooner
Knows ecough to carry an um brella
A fa ir sh a re of p a tr o n a g e solicited when it rains, b ut the wise one is he quit«» sim ila r to the first, w ith th e e x ­ found h is h elp er too sick to r e tu rn w ith
who carries one when it is only cloudy. ception of Im provem ents on th e p ro ­ him to G alv esto n . I lls search fo r a
a u d a ll o -d e rs p r o m p tly filled.
A n u man will peller an d w ings, au d the th ird m a ­
send for a doctor chine is a m odel o f P ro fe sso r L a n g ­ loiiH talxm t w a s u n a v a ilin g un til, Ju st
w h e n lie g e t s ley 's la te s t Invention, th e a irsh ip w ith
b efo re d a rk , he found a negro on the
bod-fast, b ut the
lan d in g w ho had n ev er b efo re seen a
w iser one is he w hich lie ex p erim en ted for sev eral
b o at or a s la rg e a body o f w a te r «s the
wh o a d o p ts
m onths last y e a r d ow n th e P otom ac
T rin ity riv e r. A b a rg ain w as, ho w ­
p r o p e r precau­ river.
L i ves Independence for Monuiouth and Airlie —
tionary. preven­
ever, stru c k , am i th e negro ag reed to
,'JM i in
8:30 p in
T he S trin g feilo w airsh ip w a s called
tiv e and cu rativ e
.f it ves Independnce for
Monm outh and Dallas—
go w ith him to G alv esto n . A fter g e t­
m easures w h e n the aero p lan e, and It w a s ex h ib ited a t
.
a in
0 15 p m
first apiieur the th e C ry sta l p alace, in L ondon, in 1898. tin g th ro u g h th e riv e r into T rin ity bay
Leave* Monm outh for A irlie -
Ills w hich, if u n ­
.50 a m
3:50 p m
th e c a p ta in called th e negro to him a t
checked and un- It is n o tab le for h a v in g the lig h te st en-
Leaves Monmouth for Dallas—
th e helm , an d a f te r e x p la in in g to him
1:20 a m
7:30 p m
cured, grow into glue ev er in v en ted In proportion to Its
Leaves Airlie for Monm outh auU Independence—
a t g r e a t length and w ith m uch care
serious illness
pow er.
C A R L S C H O F IE L D .
iron a in
5 p in
Im paired digest
Low to s te e r by th e ru.M er he pointed
'll1
Leaves Dallas for Mon mom u a n t Imie lenddiice—
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t l o n and nutri*
to a b rig h t s ta r d irectly ah ead and
l:0 0 p u i
7.30 u in.
7
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tion arc generally
F o r a S m a ll G ir l.
sa id , "N ow , Httb. you sec th a t s ta r di-
t h e forerunners
M
any
a
re
th
e
little
drowse*
n
eeded
by
rectly o v er th e u o -e of th e b o at?”
of a n e rio u s or functional break-dow n.
R. C . G R A V E N
» . K . w i l l i a m *.
N ature has jnn ruled rmucrlic* most ill»» child In Its co n tin u o u s round of
"Y es, s ir .”
F r e iiiite iu .
C a s h ie r.
W. G. V A S S A L L , a s s i s t a n t C a s h i e r abundantly for all such conditions in our play d u rin g th e su m m e r w eath er.
"W eil, th a t s ta r is rig h t o ver G al­
nativ e m edicinal plants. W ith th e u^e Mot!sera w elcom e m ost co rd ially those
veston islan d , an d if you w ill keep the
ciiomically pure glycerine, of proper
D A L L A S CAT I
l i A M i of
fro ck s th a t a r e sim p le in d esign, easy
stren
g
th
aud
a
t
a
proper
sustained
tci
ip-
nose o f th is b o at pointed a t Unit s ta r
OF D A L LA S , OREG ON,
erutwro, Dr. Pierce ex tracts from («olden
w e will b u tt in to G alv esto n . Now, you
T ra n s a c ts u g e n e r a l h a n k in g e a s i ­ .Seal root. („Muen’s root. 8u.*ne root. Jik e k
rem e m b e r all I told you a b o u t steer-
C herrybark. R io ilro o t aud M ami rake
ness in a ll its b r a n d i e s ; b u y s a u d sells root, medicinal pr.nciples which, when
lug. do y o u ?”
e x c h a n g e on p r in c ip a l p o in ts in Hie combined in ju s t the rig h t proportions,
"Y es. b o ss.”
U n ite d ¡S tates; m a k e s c o lle c tio n s on all constitute hi- widely famed "(tolden a l­
“ You ca n keep th e nose p o inted righf
ien l
It restores the tone of
p o in ts in th e P acific N o r th w e s t; loan* th
a t th e s ta r, can you?”
e stom ach, the activity of the liver
m o n ey a m i d is c o u n ts p a p e r a t th e b est and the steadiness of the nerves, pouring
“S ure, b o ss.”
• a l e s ; allo w in te r e s t o n tim e d ep o sits. vitality into the blood till the once sick
"AH rig h t. I ’m g»ing to sleep for
and debilitated one is so renewed in
aw hile, a n d then I'll ste e r a n d let you
health, stren g th and power th at he can
resum e his work, w hatever it is, with
sleep .”
vi »or and elasticity.
"A ll rig h t, boss.”
All medical authorities, of w h ate ♦a*
W hen th e c a p ta in w oke u p th e first
school, agree th a t ily d ra su s. or (¡olden
th in g lie d id w as to look for his s ta r
Seal — one of tin* « s< nticl root-- III the
RAILWAY
m ake-up of i)r. Pierce’s («old n Medical
an d , to lib co n stern atio n , saw it over
T IM E T A B L E :
Discovery—Is of very g re a t value as a
th e s te rn of the schooner. "S ay, you
pure toni •. aud s. s an alte ra tiv e —valuable
1-20 p in 7:30 a m lv Dallas •
ar 4;3.> p in 9.55 am
black devil, w h ere a re you steerin g
1:86 p in 7:40 a in lv T'e a to oidingar 4:20 p in 9:30 am
in chronic auectiona of th e stom ach, in­
1:30 p m i7:49 a in Iv"Gilliam *
ar 4:17 p m i9:36 am
testines and bladder.
fo r?” he ro ared .
1:46 p in 7:5? m lv ‘ Bridgeport ar 4:10 p m l9:30 ain
N o t o n l y th e O rig in * ! b u f H ie
"D o n ’t know now , boss.- You g o t to
:65 p n i13:0 a m ar P*M* C ity l v |*:00 p in 19:20 am
**** 1 ,M ‘ C L , v *r F »H * . lirst p u t
give
m e am u ld er s ta r ; I done passed
D aily except Lunday.
I r W e X f t “ P o v « r. -*o y e a r* a go, b y o ;d
‘ Tra ins »top on signals o n ly.
D r K. V. P ie rre , h a v e h r» n
d a t uu.” — L ip p in co tt’s M agazine.
m u c h im ita te d b u t n e v e r equa le d , as t h o u ­
L O U I S C E R L I N C E R , JR .,
Y AM H I L u
N O . 33.
D A L L A S O R E G O N A U G U S T 4. 1905.
V O L . X X X I.
I n s e n t In s e n t u l .
M iss F lu ffy —W hat do yon th in k Is
th e m ost im p o rta n t p a rt of a w o m an ’s
d re ss?
M arried M an—T he coot.—D etro it F ree
Pres*.
Aa
A n tic ip a tio n .
Now com#»* the time when linen suit*
The populace will don.
And truly, new, they will be "bemuti“
And comfort* every one!
B u t then the laundrym an w i l l s e t
H I * g r i p upon th e p riz e
* oon convert th« f a t h e r ’ * p e t
U t t M W i l l i e ’ s a la e '
— N b w O rle a n s T im e s -D e m o c r a t .
And
To
th «»
I* rit»e .
Mrs. S tin jay - Good m orning! P ard o n
m y callin g so early , b u t I sa w y o u r a d ­
v ertisem en t fo r a cook.
Mrs. Ilira in O ffen—B u t—e r su rely
y ou a re n u t a f te r th e place!
Mrs. H tln jay —Ob, no! I need a cook
m yself, and I th o u g h t you m ight send
to m e all the a p p lic a n ts you re je c t.—
C ath o lic S ta n d a rd utid T im es.
Ill* O lijertlou .
“ Som e d ny," salil t!ie villag e philoso­
p h er. "you tnuy w a k e u p au d find your-
aelf fam o u s."
“T h a t sound» p re tty Rood," y aw n ed
th e m an on th e h e rrin g b arre l, “ h u t
th e re la one th in g I d o n 't like ulrnut It.”
••TVbat'» thf.tr
“ W ak in g up.” —C hicago New».
T he M inneapolis T rib u n e tell» o f a
fam ily of nin e ch ild ren , all of whom
w ere born prevlou» to lSfitl aud whoae
rank» w ere nev er Invaded by d e a th u n ­
til la»t M arch. T hey a re re fe rre d to aa
“a ty p ical » tn o ly M lnucaota fa m ily " In
ap lte of th e fact th a t th e p aren t» w ere
n ativ e» of M aine an d th a t all of th e
D ine ch ild ren w ere bo rn In B angor p re­
v io u s to th e m ig ra tio n o f tha fam ily to
th a w est nearly h a lf a c e n tu ry ago.
R E D U C E D E X C U R S IO N R A T E S
T o t h e S e a s id e a n d M o u n t a i n Re­
sorts tor t h e S u m m e r V a c a t i o n .
On and after June 1,1905, tne South­
ern Pacific, in connection with the
Corvallis & Eastern railroad will have
on sale round trip tickets from points
on their lines to Newport, Ysqnina
and Detroit at very low rates, good for
return until October 10, 1905.
Three day tickets to Newport and
Yaqtlina, good going Saturdays and re­
turning Mondays aie also ou sale Ironi
all east side points Portland to Eugent
inclusive, and from all west side points
enabling people to visit their families
and spend Sunday at tile seaside.
Season tickets from all east side
|>oiuts, Portland to Eugiiue inclusive,
am) Irom all west side points are also
on sale to Detroit at very low rates with
sto p over privileges nt Mill City or any
po in t east enabling tourists to visit the
S aiitin n i and Ureitei hush Hot Springs
ill the Cascade mountains, which can
lie reached in one day.
Season tic k e ls will be good for return
from all p o in ts u n til October lUtli.
T h re e d a y tickets will he good going
S a tu rd a y s a n d r e tu r n in g Mondays only.
Tickels Irotn Portland and vicinity will
lie good for return via the east or west
side a t o p tio n of passeng-r«. Ticket«
from Eugene and vicinity will lie good
g o in g
via the Lebauon-Springlield
branch, if desired.
Baggage on New­
p o rt tic k e ts checked through to New­
p o r t ; on Yaqtlina tickets to Yaquiiiia
Perfect Content
I* h o u n d to ho y o u rs w h en y o u g e t
it in sid e of «me of o u r fa u ltle ssly
I lau m b 'ret! c o lla rs, cuffs o r s h ir t. T h e
color a n d fin ish a re e x q u isite . T h e re
are n o fray ed ed g es o r to r n b illio n
h o le ’» lo a n n o y you from a n y w ork
d o n e a t th is u p to d a te la u n d r y . T ry
th e new w ork.
Leave order* in Dalla* with J . J . Fidler
or at the Williams confectionery store.
Farmers and Fruit Growers!
W hen ordering fruit trees and ornam ental shrubs,
remember the Oregon Nursery com pany, S alem , Ore-
G on, has earned a reputation for fu rn ishin g just what
you order. A ll stock guaranteed “true to n am e.”
Save yourorder for our representative, or write us direct. To guard
against impostors, ask to see \g e n t’s Certificate of Agency.
OREGON - NURSERY - CO.
IF YO U
only.
STAMMER
S. P. trains connect with C. A E at
Albany and Corvallis for Yaqtlina and
N ew p o rt.
Trains on the C. A E. for
D e tro it will leave Albany at 7 : 30 a.m.,
enabling tourists to the Mot Springs
to re a c h there the same day.
Trains
from and to Corvallis connsct¡with all
east side trains on the S. P.
I
K ill information aato rates, time ta­
llies, etc,, can be obtained on applica­
tion to J. C. Mayo. Gen. Pass. Agt., C.
A E. R. R., Albany; VV. E. Coman, G.
P. A.,»H. P. Co., Portland or to any S.
P. or C. A E. agent.
Rate from Dallas to Newport $4.20
Rate fioin Dallas to Yaqtlina
20
Rate from Dallas to Detroit $:i.00
Three-day rate from Dallas to
Yaquina or Newport, $2.50
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SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY
ts
W E CAN C U R E Y O U
T h e I.ewl» Phono-M etrli* I n s titu te »nd School fo r
R tftinm erora o f D e tro it. Mlclil ;a n . K .stabllshed ele v en
y e a rs. H ave c u red th o u san d * . G old Medal aw ard e d
w o r ld 's P air. S t Lou la. iy<)4. Itecom m ended by phy ale-
lane. e d u c ato r* , c le rg y m e n , an d K raduat*» e v e ry w h e re .
T ide In s titu tio n h as a W e s te rn B ranch a t P o rtla n d w ith
a very la rg e cla ss o f p u itlls tn a tte n d a n c e -m e n and
w om en, if Iris an d bo y s- a ll axe», te n to six ty Many h a v e
been cu re d in t h r e e weeks, b u t live to nix week» Is th e
tim e usunlly re q u ire d W lllc lo s e ln C o rtlan d on O c to b e r
U«h. W ill acc«'|it p u p ils u n til «September 1st. A
p o a rn v x a b s o l u t e c u r b o u a b a jit b b d .
i W r lte H to n c e f o r p a r tiin ila r s a n d te r m s If yon m e n tio n
1 th is p a p e r a n d send »> <-enta In ntam p», to c o v e r po stag e.
I will sem i yo u o u r clo th hound. BUD |»a*e hook "The
O rig in a n d T re a tm e n t o f H tu m m erin g ,” free o f c h a rg e .
A ddress W I L L I A M T L K W I f l
W e s te r n R e p r e s e n t a t i v e
Associa te P rin c ip a l
W C o r IB tii a n d R A lo ig h a t
PO R T L A N D , ORXOON
N o t e —No p u p ils ac ce p te d a t P o rtla n d a f t e r S ep t. la i.
♦ • ♦ -
T h ” r o ’o rd fu r gpftim? m a rrie d mnl
se ttl 'd In sh o rt o rd e r w e n t «11 to
sm ash In Ytaugor. Me . re c e n tly when
F ra n k R eeves, an ex-policem an o f M h -
cbins, an d M rs. L au ra M ace o f E lls­
w orth b o u g h t a house fu rn itu re to f u r ­
nish It, w e re m arried and a te th e ir first
ineal In th e ir new h ouse insid e o f five
| h o u rs from th e tim e they arriv e d in
j B angor.
A ta s k beg u n fifty y ears ago ban Ju st
j been com p leted by M iss Susie Stouesi-
fer of H an o v er, P a. In 185.5 she beg in
| m ak in g a p a tc h qu ilt, and a f te r s«»wlng
fo r h a lf a c e n tu ry sh e h as finished th e
household article, which Is a m odel of
n ea tn e ss and b eau ty . It is a nine
sq u a re q u ilt, 0 by 7 feet In size, and
co n tain s p atch es o f fa b ric s m ad e scores
of year» ago.
New S outh W nli s ow ns m ore th an 80
p e r c e n t o f tin* e n tire n um tier of sheep
p a stu re d in th e provinces of A u stralia.
Since 1890 th e wool clip h as b ro u g h t to
New S outh W ales alo n e th e en o rm o u s
Bum o f fl^aO.OOO.Oflo. N early 250.000,-
000 p o u n d s of wool are y early exp o rted
from N ew S outh W ales. A ngora g o ats
h av e also been bred In th e colony and
th ere a re a t p resen t n early 40.000 of
*r. th - ~
Final Settlement.
o n e * is h k k k h y g iv e n t h a t t h e u n -
der-Higned adm inistratrix of the estate of Milton
Thom pson, 'leccaaed. ha* filed her flipd account aa
such adm inistrator In the county «*>urt of Polk counter
Oregon, and that said court has Bet the hearing
thereof on Saturday, A ug. 1» , 1905, at the hour of
10 o’clock iu the forenoon of said day,and all persona
having objections to the same are not ified to present
them t > xutd court on or before said time,
lu te d , this 10th da) of J u l y , 1905
ID A W O O DW ARD.
Ad m in istratrix of the estate of Milton Thompson,
N
Percy»—B u t If you q u a rre l w ith me
ab o u t notlih g b efo re w e a rc m arried ,
w h at m ay I e x p o rt a fte rw a rd ?
F o ri n ne—F rom w h a t I h o ar few
wfve.4 ev er h av e to q u a rre l a b o u t n o th ­
ing.
Accounted For.
' deceased
"L ife la g e ttin g to be an a w fu l bur­
d e n .” said th e m an w ith th e crirnaot)
b e a t.
"N o w onder,” rejo in ed Ills good w ife
(o m im rlw ia .
"Y ou an* n early alw a y s loaded.” —D e­
"M r. Rlîgçffiia In sists on tellin g all th«
tro it T rib u n e.
I b rig h t th in g s Ills ch ild ren sa y .”
"V es," a n sw e re d Mins C ayenne, “and
Asked « n d Answered.
even nt th a t b«* Is m ore e n te rta in in g
" P a ,” said little W illie, w ho had been j th a n w hen he trie s to be o rig in a l."—
rea d in g a tr e a tis e on phrenology, W ash in g to n S tar.
" w h a t Is a bum p of d e stru c tiv e n e s s? ”
"W h y —e r a railro ad collision, I sup­
■explained.
pose.” —P hilad elp h ia L edger.
"I th in k .” ssiil (he rep o rter, " th a t
th e p u b lic w ould like to know how you
Not t n l q n e .
m an ag ed to live t«> such a g reat ag e.”
H e —C row ded, w ere you? I th o u g h t
"B y p ersev e ran ce ,” replied th e cen­
you w ent early to avoid th e ru sh ?
te n a ria n . "I Jest k ep t on livin’.**— Phil-
S h e- Hu 1 did. b u t ab o u t 5.0UO other { nd «dpi il« P ress.
people did the sam e th in g —T ow n aud
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