Polk County itemizer., November 03, 1905, Image 1

UK! Utlfl! carat;!!
OUR SPECIFIES:
Dry good*, ladies and gentlemens’ furnishings,
Milinerv and ladies fancy notions, ready made
Clothing, shoes,»rubbers, groceries, provisions,
Crockery,, glassware, flour, feed, hav, grain,
Hardware, nails, stoves etc. Sole agents for
Culler A’ Bradley's logger shoes, Julia Morton
and Spence shoes for ladies, Flintstone dt I'aek
are dress shoes for men. Our •>, 10 and 15 cent
counter is complete, All at lowest prices
At the Big White Store, corner Bridge and
Main g reets, Kails City, Oregon.
F. A- LUCAS
" w e s t e r n
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made
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W eak Lungs
eor
A y e r’s Pills Increase t h e activity of
th e liver, a n d th u s aid recovery.
T R A C E '
c^fadT o f
P iM IE E H/ a .T II m M
Q iiie o r Z i ym M
P L A Y S AND PLA Y E R S .
Iloinrich ( ’oui'iet! says the forming
of a competent ebO'U* is the hardest
of n!i tmks. “ I f the ^:r!s < u g w ell,"
he say.*», “ t ey are ofteu prohibitively
home.;*.’
■ \ hut is your rectvation?” Charles
CrohiiK’.u was ask'vl n .•cutly. “ W ell,”
he rc ;ilitxl. “ just walking ah on! and
looking at my theaters and noting that
they are l>.ii'*d with suwesses.”
p u r e
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W .P A U L L
D M . E L A S , O H E .
50 YE AR S’
E X P E R IE N C E
SW INE HUSDAHDEY
T rade M a r k »
D is io n s
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C o p y r ig h t s A c .
Anyone «endlns s ikot.h end dcorlptlon may
qnlckly aacortaln our opinion fraa whether an
invention ts probably patentabl«*. Communica­
tion» strictly ronndentlal. HANDBOOK on Patente
■ent free. Oldest agency for securing paient».
Patenta taken through Munn ¿ C o . receive
tpteial notice, without charge, in tTO
Scientific American.
I,orgeat clr-
A handsomely illustrated weekly,
un or
acienirao juurusi.
eolation
o f any ecientlflc
journal. Terms. |3 a
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year : four month#, 91. Sold
by all newsdealer*
MUNN &
» New Yort
^Branch Office. 625 V tìt.. Washington. D. 0.
W. F. MUSCOTT,
TRUCKM AN.
D a lla s : O re p o n
A fair Bhare of patronage solicited
»mi a ll o-ders p rom ptly tilled.
In »»ie.'iin g u h o o d sow I ('JUsklfi
tin* u.usi esientlr.i point lv ia s ' - 11 : 10 !,
good length w iilj h well urcbod buck
uo<! with good legs uud foot, writes H,
T. Morgan lu Detroit Tribune
1 pu,\
particular attou iijn to the« ■ points lt
Is a safe rule to nosuiuo that a abort
sow w ill be a "s liy " breeder and that
from a long sow you may expeel a
large brood. A sow with faulty legs
or feet w ill not take the exorcise
requisite for the proper development
o f her uuboru brood.
I f you want
large litters o f vigorous pigs see that
the sow has plenty o f exercise.
I p refer to keep my sows lu ti con­
dition which most judg s would call
“ too fa t” perhaps.
Experience had
shown me, however, that larger and
stronger litters w ill be produced by
sows in pretty high flesh tbau by
those iu thin condition. And, though
a thin sow may produce a large, strong
litter, she Is sadly handicapped In
nourishing a large litter ow ing to her
condition.
MOTOR TIME TABLE.
Leaven Independence for Monmouth and Airlie —
:30 a m
3:80 p m
Ltavea Independnce for
Monmouth and Dallas—
1:10 a m
6.15 p m
Leaves Monmouth for A irlie—
.50 a m
3:50 p m
Leaves Monmouth for Dallus—
1:20 a in
7:3u p m
Leaven Airlie for Monmouth and Independence—
*00 a m
5 p m
Leaver Dallas for Momnouin and Independence—
1:00 p in
7.30 om .
R. C. C R A V E N
W. C. VA SSALL,
P re s id e n t.
C aa iiie r.
UALLAS
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C IT Y
DALLAS,
BA M i
OK LOOM,
Transacts a general hanking DU»i-
uess in all its branches; buys and sells
iACliange on prin cipal points in (he
United S ta tes; makes collection s on all
caoiiiLe in the Pacific N o rth w e s t; loans
nouey and discounts paper at the best
ates ; allow interest on tim e deposits.
SALEM
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_______________ TIME TABL‘%:_______
l 2u p iu 7 JO a in iv D».wu
a .' •».¿ o p ui v . « « n i
1:36 p m|7.40 a ui'lv’ T -At» Sidingar 4:20 p 111 W;J0 am
l;.‘J9 1* un i 40 a ij »';v Uillii.na
ar *:17 p in!«: ■«* »ui
1:45 p II' 7:;..'
lit lv*B ul?epcrt a. 4:10 p ml :3oam
♦55 p n I LU » a u|ar Palls City 1\ 4:00 p ui|j:20aui
Daily except wUni-y.
'Traîna atop mi signal» only.
LO U IS C t K L lN C c R , JR ,
General Manager.
TIME TA BLE
CORVALLIS MAIL—D AILY
7:30 a m L v ..............Portland.........
Ar
10:44» a m L v ................Derry.... a
... L t
11:46 p in A r........
Currant«.. .
Lv
At Albany and Con-all is connect with
Oregon Central and Lantern raiiioau.
DALLAS PAStlENQKK—D AILY, EX. SUNDAY
00 p in L v .............. Portland..............Arid: 10 an
: 10 p in A r.............. Dallas
...... Lv 7.00 a n
YAM HILL DIVISION:
Passenger dr pot foot of J -ffer.ion street
A l K o l E F H E i O H f - T i t l -WEE KL Y
Leave 7:to a ni
Portland
..Arrive 3:32 p ir
heave J:W pm ........ D ai I s « . ..
\rrives:20am
trnvs S.vj p m ...... A in .« ..........Leave 7 00 a u>
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W hen the hog pasture begins to burn
out with the com ing summer, look out!
That sow and pigs which have been so
full fed during the rainy season will
disappoint you if you allow the change
to fall on tbem too suddenly. They ate
soft anti easily hurt then. See to It
Hint they get shade and some green
•tuff, even If you must out and carry
It to them early each morning. A cul­
tivated pasture is better. D ry weather
brings ilee, dust and disease iu Ita
train. Pigs receive a check in growth,
and disease is Invited to enter the herd
under these conditions. — Farm ami
Ranch.
PAINTER,
I f the spring pigs are well taken rare
o f and not allowed to depend too me. h
upon their mothers for a livin g th
sows may be lire ! for fall litters, si.
that the pigs will come about the same
season each fall en l sp dug. says A. J.
L egg in National 5s o kuinu. Fall plgo
are not usually regarded as I .“ lug as
profitable as sp-lng litters, but by tak­
ing good care o f them they may be
made quite as profitable considering
tb f oigher price o f pork In the spring
By taking good care of the fall pigs
they may be m aoe to dress 150 pounds
such at six months old.
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Oagoos
Dallas
ee-H ive Store
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W hen the Australian W om en '» Lib- ; T a IO V i ei.ii t j ’vu «,f i w .dheil wants
era I union held its annual conference to «lienge Its name to Portliely. Tin»
recently this resolution was passed: mayor o f Pw llheli attended a public
‘‘That all fem ale citizens between the dinner in Loud )n and was referred to
ages o f fifteen and eighteen should re- ' lu the newspapers as a foreigner.
celve instruction in the use o f firearms W orse still, summer visitors ure shy
for the purpose o f defending them- * of going to u town whose name they
pelves and their country in case of cannot pronouuce-
O regon
Ehgiand has an antibaby league.
They propose (but the government
shall take active steps to decrease the
birth rate and that h penalty be in­
flicted on those who “ overburden so­
ciety with more than their fa ir share
o f offsprln
A poor man served by thee shall make
thee rich,
A »lek man served by thee ehall make
thee strong;
Thou shalt be served thyself In every
sense
Of service which thou renderest.
—E. B. Browning
to Study In
N e w L o c a tio n o f th e B e h n k e - W a l k e r B u sin ess C o lle g e
in Elks’ Temple, Opposite Public Library
Portland, 0"e<ron
It m i n t not he a n a lcoh o lic st.f>aidant .—
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just a vo ret;tl le tonic. M;w*iinc these j
needs and conditions Iir. Pierce’s Golden
Medical Discovery has boon in sucresml
use these forty y'“ .:*s .nd has an umu­
l l ted a
I of cures m ijUidcd in the '
history of medicine, f t is comooscd of ;
non-alcoholic. • ceri • ovtract» of Golden !
Seal ro >t. (pneen'-; root. .Stone root, Black
Clwgryhark, B hod root and Mandrake
ro«»t, and by
pro« -es perh'ctcd by
Dr. P:. v *e. in L: own la.»oratory, so com­
bined in th«! BiGHi e\act r>-oi>oriions, cud
their Li«* 'icinai ni’ .per'.u s pre-erved
without t ' • ♦ • »He o f ; Vi »hoi as to louder
it a *<’>•, and «•;;Vc‘h e renu-dy f«jr us<i in
the faud!v without consiilliug a doctor.
Young or o' ! cl ;, take ;t freolv as needr-d,
an i now that its co-.aposiihm is pub­
lished. there is io ground for prejudice
against it as a fate.it medicine or s«icret
me deino. i t is Lckncr.
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Pr. Plerco’s P1eaua:it Pellet*
rrr con^tlpat l in. Ccnutipa-
X «Y \ e\ a tion Is the «■ atise of nir. iy «».»-
•■'■‘•es. Cure th«- rati .«- r.n:l you
cure the diatxni'. One ''P elle t” is u sei.,'o
laxative, nrul two h ir.ild « atlmrtlc. Drug-
gi-cs sell tnem. an«1 notlur ^m “ Ju-t ns good.**
Dr. Pierci*'.* great thousand-yiagi illus­
trated Common Sense Medical A«1vis*r
will i»e sent fro«», paper-bound, for 21 oi.e-
cent stamps, or cloiu-uound fo r31 stamp*.
J. L COLUiNS,
itterney and Counselor at La*.
v o!!cU oi la i i.M im i).
Has been n practice of hi» profiiMi-.n in mi* pin-
about thirty yearn, ami will attend to al! butdres.
itruaced to lua care.
corner Main am: eou/t
OSCAR H AYriLt.
sun I
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m j iim IIM U I*
- - , PUBLIC
—- LIBB’- K
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O ffice u p stairs in C a m p b e ll's build
J. E. S iblrt .
DALLAS
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OREGON.
Attorney-at-La*
S IB L E Y & E A K I N ,
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An.
Oflic«-,
L. N . W O O D S , M. D.
Physician and Surgeon,
D»Uaa, O regon .
We have t h f only set o f
sbatraet »».«oks In
j unity. ReliableabatrarU lun«ieh*-J.
D A L L A S , OREGON.
W ill I'ractu e in all cu u rii.
• \er bank.
H. C. E ar in .
i \ t t o r n u y n - i i «,- 1 .u vi .
N. L .B U T L E K
<(, kslsnmrog and paper hanging.
D all a «,
y lie
I n most ca se *
a tonic and al­
terative prop-
e r l y com-
pounded w i l l
afford the required help 1 y promoting
digestion, assie. '¿ition and reconstrnc-
tion of tissue and reducing waste of vital
nerve forces.
T w o l.llle r . n Year,
M A R T IN ,
Uouee, sign »a d nrnu ncnU l, grain
S îfS J
FROM BIRTH TO OLD AGE
A tt o r n e v a t-L u w .
5;50 p m
2;l8 p n.
1 *20 p in
trains 01
E x tra long overcoats for^
young men— 52-inch gar­
ments with wide bottom sweep and fullness in
the back, that give a look a look of correctness
to any one inside. L igh t and medium weights,
also Cravenette at from $ 1 0 to $ 2 0 .
Life is a constant light, against the dan­
gers of disease, and lie holds his own tiie
best who keejis
his body and
Its functions in
the l>est work*
ing trim.
There are
times in every
life when N a ­
ture gratefully
accepts a little
aid. She does
not want a
whipping up
for that is inev­
itably follow­
ed by depres­
sing reaction.
H o r s In S u m m e r .
w 0*iUu, Font Co, or.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Latest Styles,
Alcxau e.* Clarke has m a d 3 g>od i u
a cor,.e hail in many shows In the last
tlnvt years, hut he Ims excelled all Ids
preWjUB elT'rta ia * T !ie Karl uad tlu
O irl," in which lie 11 lay3 Jim Cheese,
iu impecunious dog Gainer.
It. i; Forrester will pro ant Florence
Bindley next sea on in u n w mu deal
comedy, entitled “ The Belle of the
W est,” book and lyrics by lla r ry B.
Smith and iniulc by K a rl L. Iloschna.
The season will open in Cincinnati.
Carol McComas, who w ill play Jim­
my Gingerbread, the principal boy in
K la w & Ei lunger’s production of “ The
Pearl and tl»e Pumpkin,” is a daughter
o f Judge Mel '»m as o f Los Angeles,
Cal. She made her debut as a whis­
tler.
“T o produce a play properly,” says
Mrs. Fiske, “ it is necessary for the
stage manager to be thoroughly con­
versant with the author’s conception
o f each character—to have each part
at his fingers’ ends before he begins
rehearsals.”
The Em pire Comedy Four, consid­
ered to be the best singing and come ly
quartet in America, leave for England
Saturday, Aug. 12, on the Lucaidu and
will make a tour o f ail the leading
theaters in Europe, not le.urnlng here
again until early in 1^00. The quartet
is composed o f Frank Leonard, James
Cuiniiutfham. Jack Roland and Joe
R-I-PA-N-3 Tabu let«
Doctors timl
A good prescription
For mankind.
*n Im c fir t, vM t h «
t^»
Room* f
, id 2 Milflun s block. Dalla»
. 5 M . t t ^ k w i t.
M U ) . «0 M U
t'oih
ah '1 io»>ney
Ho c<>minN*i'in rh »tfed «»n Io a.*»
for <it,iy r
. KIT
Next month we move into the new dially invite you to call and see the
Elks’ Building, a complete floor o f premises any time you come to Port­
which has heen eoDstructed specially land, whether o r not you enroll with
to our order, and is ic-inz erpiipped us as a student. W e will lake great
with the hnndaomesl and u: si rn<s!- pleasure in showing you through tiie
ern business furniture lv I is mtmn- different department*.
The pupils in the business practice
feetored anywhere for coMege pur-
department occupy individual o ffic e
poaee.
Stndyinx In oar new home will be desks, each desk containing; five
a pleasure.
You know how much drawers. The fixtures in the offices
nicer it ia to do things amid cheerful, are just like those o f a tank, all iu
iight, inspiring surroundings. W e eor- oak. The pupils transact business
with these offices.
Every transac­ tee mean* that you can hav* the op­
tion is performed over the counter, portunity o f your life to obtain a sit­
the same us in actual life, from the uation in a first-class Portland busi­
day the pupil enrolls until he gradu­ ness house. Once in such a situation
ates. This enables 6ur pupils to do there’s no limit to your advancement.
satisfactory work in business from Grasp every opportunity that come*
your way, and you are bound to b*
the start.
successful in life. Grasp the oppor­
Remember that laat year we placed
tunity that exists today—now—by
207 Hebnke-Walker graduates in po-
writing fo r handsome illustrated eats
aitions. and could have placed ’>00, as alogue. Behnk*-Walker Business C «l-
there were that many ealla from
W r it * d irect to D ep a rtm en t IE
Portland business men. Our guaran­ le*®’ 1