DOINGS IN THE TOWN.
Comings and Goings of Citizens of Dal"
las and their Friends.
J. M. Haggard Dead.
.1. M. Haurgard, of Lewisville, who was
taken to a Portland sanitarium for
treatment some two weeks ago, died
there Friday, and wan laid to rest in tlie
, Smith cemetery last Sunday morning.
Tin* cause of hiH death was an abscess,
the shock of an operation proving too
much for him. lie left a wife, a daugh­
ter of John Burn«, but no children.
M il Haggard wax well known to all old
residents of Polk county and was res­
pected
by all as a man of sterling worth
| Fiske, the best printer, for your job
Fiske, the beat printer.
and a benefit to the community in which
work.
he resided.
M. Hayter, dentist, Wilson building.
Dallas is the liveliest town on the
A neat ice cream parlor— Kersey’s. ; West Side.
You can now kill ducks.
Santos coffee, best on earth, at Crid­
Keystone and Peoria Field fencing at
Drink China gin if you want to go
dead.
ers.
I tiuy Bros.
A full line of Aldon’s choelate— Ker­
Ism (ierliuger has returned from his
See Tracy Staats for soft drinks. He
keeps them on ice.
sey’ s.
| eastern trip.
Shakes anti wood for sale at Lough-
If you need a range let Guy Bros, show
Tracy Staats serves crushed fruits and
nut frappe with ice cream.
ary’s.
you the Toledo.
Mrs. Frank Kerslake has gone to
If it does not rain next week we will
The famous Washington ice cream
served at Tracy Staats’ parlors.
Portland.
lie greutly surprised.
C. L. Fisher w ill begin picking Mon- j
Jay.
Graniteware
Cloaks!
L. A. Matthews, of this city, was reg- |
istered at a Roseburg hotel Monday.
Do not forget the monthly auction j
sales on the last Saturday in each :
month.
The Dallas laundry wagon is now at
your service. Have your laundry ready
w hen it culls.
Specials
Worth Noticing
W. F. Lyons and family are down
from Eastern Oregon and will pick hops
in the Fink yard.
These prices are guaranteed
only for the remainder of this
week:
Floyd Matt his, of near Ballston, ex­
pects to leave for Eastern Oregon in a
few weeks to make his future home.
New line o f Ladies’ Misses
and Childrens Wraps just
in and Ready for Your In­
spection. Newest Fabrics f
and Latest Creations. A |
Selection now Means First
Choice. Also New Lines in
Fall and Winter Dress Goods
Our Shoe Stock is Very «
î
Complete in all Lines.
it
Do you like domestic finish on your
shirts. The Dallas Steam Laundry will
give you either the domestic or the gloss
finish.
18c pans purple ware.
I4c
22c pans purple ware..
16c
32c pans white lined ..
Contracts at 20 Cents.
24c
Yesterday I. F. Yoakum finished up 35c...........................
28c
the contracting of 3,500 pounds of hops 30c stew kettles purpleware.......... 2 3 c
Did you know that Tracy Stauts has
All kinds of tropical fruits at Staats’ to Lnchman, Pincus & Co., through
40c stew kettle white lin ed. . . .
30c
confectionery store.
lunch goods for sale.
Dorcas Bros, at 20 cents a pound, he to
45e tea or coffee pot. large size
35c |
receive
an
advance
of
6
cents
for
pick­
Will Stelchell is back from a week's
L. D. Brown for abstracts. Notary
ing purposes amounting to $2,100. Mr. 40c tea or coffee pot, medium size 3 0 c
public, typewriting.'
visit at Forest Grove.
Yoakum began picking the Groves yard 40e collanders, all granite............... 2 5 c j
The Racket for xchool stationery, hop
Myers pumps are the best. Let us tell this morning.
you why Guy Bros,
camping and fall supplies.
Send your suits to the Dallas Steam
Miss Sadie Craven, of Monmouth, lias
NEW TO-DAY
Laundry to be cleaned and pressed.
been visiting at Cascadia.
(it) to Howe’s for fresh country and
creamery butter.
Something new, glass caps for Mason
jars, at Howe’s.
Prof. A. M. Sanders, of Roseberg, has
been visiting friends here.
Penoche, Nugats, anti a full line of
home made candies—Kersey’s.
Business locals in these columns will
Howe’s grocery store is small but it is
All tlie latest brands of cigars and to­
be charged for at the rate 10 cents a line.
packed full of good things to eat.
bacco kept at Tracy Staat’s.
The prices at the Dallas steam laun-
A fresh line of Aldon's chocolates and
The C
E w ill give a crab feast ex­
Iry will please every one. Call on us,
cursion to Newport next Sunday.
bon boos just, received at Stiiats’
it the old laundry building on the col­
Milt> Sevier, late of Portland, is visit­
The Itemixer predicts that Jonathan lege campus, and get a price list.
ing old friends in Dallas anti vicinity.
| Bourne will never lie an Oregon seiiutur.
Have you tried any of that salmon, j Mrs. Isaac Burson is down from East­
2 cans for 25 cents at ( ’ rider’s grocery. ern Oregon w itli her many friends here.
Miss Bessie Davis, of Portland, is vis-
Oak hop baskets at Howe’s, strong
and light. Don't buy till you get his iting her sister, Mrs. G. North Clier-
ringtou.
prices.
An Ohio Fruit Raiser, 78 Years Old,
Clarence Roneo, of West Dallas, is
Cured of a Terrible Case A fter Ten
Claude Dunn anti wife came up from
Years of Suffering.
Portland to spend Sunday with relatives down with typhoid, Dr. Bollman attend­
ing him.
in town.
When suffering daily torture
Fruui backache, rheumatic pain.
Frank Ellis is here from Grants Pass
John Ilird left vestenlay mn.ining for
Any ill of kidneys or bladder,
Astoria. He will make his future home on a visit to his father, M. D. Ellis, the
capitalist.
in Salem.
Turn to Doan’s Kidney Pills.
l ' h c l :* s endorsed by thousands.
Tracy Staste lias the coolest ice crean
Call anti get a disli of Swetland &
Read an old man’s tribute.
Son’ s famous Ice Cream at W. U. Ellis’ parlors in town, and it is always neat
and clean.
confectionery.
Fee Ralph Carter, at the drugstore,
Sidney Justus, fruit dealer, of Mentor,
W. R. Ellis agent Daily Oregonian
anti Evening Telegram. Special rates for tlie Portland Journal— Portland’s Ohio, says: “ I was cured by Doan’s
best
paper.
to subscribers on rural routes.
Kidney Pills of a severe case of kidney
trouble o f
Ben Burnett and family will urriv»
Mrs. Kate Morrison ami children, of
eight or ten
Lakeview, are visiting with her parents, from Seattle this evening for a visit witli
relatives here.
years’
stand-
M r. and Mr*. Cornvliua Hughe*.
int?
rii *T*.rr»il
mg. T
i su.urtu
Mr. Wm. Berry, of Buell, was intowi
Possibly some as jjood but none bet­
the most severe
ter titan tin* celebrated “ Aldon” brand Monday ami came up and subscribed
backache a n d
foi the itemixer.
chocolates for sale by W. K. Kills.
other pains in
John F. Groves was over from the iio)
Twenty pickers arrived from Portland
the region of
on Monday mornings train to work in center last, night. He will conimenee
t h e k i dneys.
picking Saturday.
I. F. Yoakum* Luchiamute hopyard.
These were es­
Lewis Chintile, who carries the mail
Diptberia, sore throat, croup. In­
pecially severe
stant relief, permament cure. Dr between Norton and Korea, was a Dal­
when stooping
SIDNEY JUSTUS.
Thomas’ ElectricOil. At any drugstore. las visitor Monday.
to l i f t any-
The Oregonian’ s hop news is not very hing, and often I could hardly straighten
Terrible plaitues, those itclii ,o, pester­
ing diseases of the skin. Put an end to reliable. It says Ike Yoakum sold for
oiy back. The aching was bad in the
misery. Doan,* Ointment cures. At 18 cents. He got 20.
daytime, but just as bad at night, anti I
any drug store.
Everylssly in Polk county was hsi was always laine in the morning. I was
Mrs. G. A. Irwin left the last of the hu-y to observe laihor day last Monday. bothered with rheumatic pains and drop­
week for a months visit tvitli her grand­ Wrong time of year.
sical swelling of the feet. The urinary
son, Clarence Irwin in Independence.—
Mrs. Ina Smith, of Cmatilla, is visit­ passages were painful, and the secretions
Philomath Review.
ing her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. were discolored and so free that often
Mike McNulty lias the thanks of this J. II Neis this week,
had to rise at night. I felt tired all
office lor a It-’ X of delicious strawlierries
Mr. Schwiltxer, the genial proprie­ day. Half a box served to relieve me,
left at the office Friday. Can any one tor of the axe handle factory, has been
and three boxes effected, a permanent
beat it this late in the season.
indisposed this week.
cure.’*
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The Itemizer wants to contract with a
Arthur Fink was in yesterday after­
A
FREE
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of
this
great kidney
young man from the country who hon­ noon affer his hop checks. He will be­
medicine which cured Mr. Justus will
estly desires to learn the newspaper gin picking to-morrow.
be mailed on application to any part of
business in all its branches. No soft
“ Now good digestion waits on appetite the United States. Address Foster-Mil-
snap hunters need apply.
and health on Isith.” If it doesn’ t, try burn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Sold by all
Dr. John O. Riggs, a noted Portland Burdock Blood Bitters.
dealeis; price, fifty cents per box.
dent ist and a Itoyhood friend of ye edi­
Bert Dennis and family have moved
tor, with his wife and daughter, have
been spending several days witli his to Falls City, where lie will work for the
Falls City Lumlier Company.
aunt, Mrs. J. B. Riggs, in Dallas.
Quite a number of Siletz Indians were
Tlte Dallas barbers have adopted ci-
tv style, ami you will now on entering the in town Monday night on their way to
the
Independence hop yards.
s h o p take your number and your turn
at the chair will be regulated by your
Frank Morrison and family are over
number. This office lias just printed from Rock Creek, and will pick in the
some numbers. This is made necessary Groves yard at Independence.
by the increasing volume of business
Geo. Kerr lias returned from Astoria
and is the only fair way to avoid con­
and yesterday moved into the krank
fusion.
Collins house with his family.
Tlte McMinnville Telephone Register
Ed Richmond is running a store at
savs: Mrs. \V. L. Hembree visited with
relatives in Dallas over Sunday, and the Peter Hansen hop yard. They wili
while there was presented with tlte start picking there to-morrow.
old family clock, which lias been used
Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Lady, of Ballston
by her grandmother ever since she came are rejoicing over the arrival, last Thurs­
to Oregon, she being a pioneer of 1852. day, of a baby boy.—Sheridan Sun.
The exact age of this clock is not definin-
Mrs. Florence Cross, of California, is
itely known but it is highly appreciated
and Mrs Hembree feels quite proud of visiting her sister, Mrs. Kate Museott,
and
her brother, Sir. James Chitty.
the relic.
More anonymous correspondence tliii
Miss Marguerite Longacre, the well
known Oregon dramatic soprano and week. If you are ashamed to sign your
reader, who, with her pianiste and ac- items, you are just wasting a stamp.
conipaniste, Miss Belle McKee, will give
Dr. II. E. Toney, dentist, graduate of
a series of high-class concerts through Ann Arbor, M idi. Offiiee upstaires ii,
B o d y B u ild e r n o d S t r e n g th C r e a to r
the Orient, sailed Sunday morning for ITglow building. Examinations free.
f o r Old P eople, Puny Children,
tlie Far East on the steamer Dakota.
W eak, Run-dow n P e r so n s ,
Miss lamgacre's home is ill Silverton, 'Phone 45.
Invitations are out for the marriage of
Oregon, and she has just returned from
and a ffe r S ick n ess
a successful concert tour in Alaska, \ u- Lilly Slay Guthrie to Clarence White-
Supersedes old-fashioned cod liveroil or emulsions
side, on Sunday, September !», 11104», at
kon Territory and Siberia.
Because, without a drop of oil or dis­
Drop by drop the offensive discharge 12 o ’clock m.
agreeable feature, it contains all the
Mrs. John Iteising and Miss Dottiv
caused by Nasal catarrh falls from the
medicinal elements of cod liver oil, ac­
back of the neck into the throat, set­ Schmitt came up from Portland amt
tually taken from the fresh cods’ livers.
ting up an infiamation that is likely to visited over Sunday witli Mrs. C. G.
By our process the oil, having no value
mean Chronic Bronchitis. The certain, Co ad ami Mrs. V. P. Fiske.
either as a medicine or food, is sepa
rational cure for Catairh is Ely'e Cream
I am afraid our associate editors are
rated
from the medicinal elements and
Balm, and tlte relief that follows even too busy ill the hop fields just now to pay
thrown away.
the first application cannot be told in much attention to their department.
Unlike old fashioned cod liver oil and
words. Don’ t suffer a day longer from Well, this strenuous time does not last
emulsions, Vinol is duiciously palata­
the discomfort of Nasal Catarrh. Cream
ble, agreeable to the weakest stomach,
Balm is sold by all druggists for 50 cents, long, thank goolness.
and therefore an unequaled body
Dr. W. T. Phy, formerly of Dallas,
or mailed by Ely Bros., 56 Warren
builder and strength creator.
but now manager of a sanitorium
Street, New York.
at Hot Lake, has been appointed by our
T r y I t o n o u r K iiiiriin t«*«' t o r e t u r n y o u r
The Albany Herald of last week says: governor a delegate toa tuberculosis con­
m o n e y I f u n ia tU fiio to r y
Miss Maud Laughead returned yes­ gress meeting in New York on Novem­
terday afternoon from a short visit witli ber 15th.
Dallas friends ....... J. M. Sears, of Dal­
Tommie Stockwell has a water spaniel
las,one of the engineers having charge of
. DRUGGISTS
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DALLAS.
the survey of the Quartzville district, pup, that lie considers about the smart­
came down from the mountains last est thing out. He has named it Teddy
evening ___J. S. Cooper, of Indejiend- Roosevelt, spelt according to Webster,
ence, came over yesterday noon to take a and it has a pedigree something like a
look at his hops and estimate the profit mile long.
on the tiig yards lie has near this city.
“ Lent We Forget."
Postmaster Coad is seriously erami>ed
I)r. Allyn, of Independence, came for apa<f in his present quarters and
lip the West Side yesterday and left for wiil have to devise some means of get­
Eugene whence he will go up the McKen- ting more boxes and space for them.
*ie river for a three days hunting trip in His business is increasing most rapidly
the mountains. He expected to lie in in all branches.
the neighborhood of the.feffii. s camp in
Last week’s Lebanon Advance says : 1).
a couple of days and contemplates visit­
A. Madison, of Dallas, visited friends in
ing the big pugilist and his party.
Letisnon during tlie past few davs.
Miss Marv Baker, o f Independence, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs W. W. Sanford,
in this city.
Frank McDougal, of
Dallas, has been elected assistant prin-
Railroad street, Dallas.
cipal of the Lebanon public schools for
the ensuing year.
,, no matter how
Andrews A Hepler have opened a
| , bad the weather
lunch counter and oyster house adjourn­
'fou cannot
ing the restaurant on the east side of
afford to be
Main street. They have started up
without a
with an extraordinarily good trade, and
expect to warrant its continuance by
TOW ERS
1 -areful attention to business, and cater­
WATERPROOF
ing to the wants of the hungry public. It
OILED SUIT
is< ailed tlie Palm cafe, and fresh oysters
D ALL A S, OREGON
OR SLICKER
can always lie obtained there in season, i
W hen you buy
All kind* of meats, including
looK fo r the
fi*b and p-.iiliry.
SrttiiJac-
To Care a Cold in one Day.
SION Of THE FISH
tion filaran teed.
Take Laxative Bnum- Quinine Tablets.
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All (IruffiH P refund the money if it fail-
W OLD MAN’S TRIB U TE.
Belt & Cherrington
0 N U ¡VI E NT
Marble—
-Granite
G. L. H A W K IN S
MAKE EVERY DAY
C0UNT-
Cold Storage
Meat Market
to cure. F*. W. Gn»ve> signature is on j
»each box 25 cents.
G 0 R K E & SH A W
M EISER & MEiSER.
A dvertising under this head } cent a word
each insertion.
l^O K SALE—W inter oats anti vetch seed, one
I
large w ork m are, one colt, s»*t o f farm har
ness, one farm wagon and one light road wag
o n —Dr. M. H ayter, Dallas, Or.
DALLAS,
J . A Lynch m s
JjU'I.L blooded Pointer pups, m onths old, for |
ale by Joe Craven, Dallas
^ E W 8x10 tent for sale by Dr. M. H ayter.
T
yearling and early
arly lamb rams, and n
K OTH
few stock ew es for sale by W. D. tulliani.
H m . Deli phone.
U O R sale at a bargain if taken soon, a good
T
residence lot on Oak street, one block and
a itali from Court house.
............. ..............* "
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to
loan
at
6
per
eenton
first
mortgagi
us urity L. D. Brown.
D allas
Ed ISTERED Jersey m ilch cow . fresh, with i
■ young calf, for salt* by Lott Jirown, Dallas,
Oregon.
R
shower
A Guaranteed Cure For Piles.
SCOTT’S EMULSION urves as a
bridge to carry the weakened and
starved system along until it can find
firm support in ordinary food.
shakes for sale at C rider’s grocery s to n ­
G OOD
ili Dallas.
Send for free sample.
m oney to loan at all tim es at the very j
I HAVE
beat rates o b t a in a b le H. d . C am pbell.
SCOTT & BOW NE, Chemists,
Jways Remember the Full Name
.fixative g r o r -o Q uinine
j
Cures a Cold in One Day, Grip in Two.
409-415 Pearl Street,
New York.
50 c. and > 1 . 0 0 ; all druggists.
(§.
to loan on in proved farm property I
M ONEY
at usual rates by Oscar H ayter, Dullas.
to loan at fi per cent
M ONEY
ty .—J. L. C ollins, Dallas.
on
Has Stood the Test 25 Years.
We welcome a new correspondment
from Rickerall. She will give us all the
Judge R. P. Boise, of Salem, is rusti­
Will it news each week. Now we want one cating on his farm near this town.
from Independence.
Rev. G. L. Lobdell, will next Sunday
Tracy Staats b confined to his home preach his last sermon in this city as he
sick, lie was ill when playing that Salem with his family leave next week for Chi­
tennis game or the Result would prob­ co, Cal., where they will make their
ably have been different.
home.
today.
SUPPORT
j^D. Plaster has
tas purchased a new express
i i w agon, en peci
feiall y adapted for the m oving
o f pianos, furniture and oth er heavy articles,
and solicits the patronage o f the gen eral p u b ­
lic.
Oregon.
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Itching, blind, bleeding, protruding
The old, original Grove’s Tasteless
piles. Druggists are authorized to re­ Chill Tonic. You know what you are
fund money if Pazo Oinment does not taking. It is iron and quinine in a
cure in 6 to 14 davs. 50 cents.
tasteless form. No cure, no pay. 50
cents.
L
Nice warm
continue?
Pollock’s C A S H STO RE
4**5**{*4*4**i*4*4*
With three chairs and
two bath tubs they al-
ways give you firstolass
work
w
A. W il-
i
Barber Shop
Main Street
EAMS w anted to haul w ood.—E. M. Cochran,
Dallas.
o f w ood for sale by Mrs. J.
4 K O cords
llam s, 5 m iles north o f Dallas.
OREGON.
O '. Box.
25c.
farm securi­
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Prunes Wanted.
IT T iM i pay a fair price
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Come ami ace me.
for all you
Cool Clothes!
have
8. P. K im ball .
Stock Ewes Wanted.
50 or 60 stock ewes w anted. W rite or
L BOUT
call up Sam uel Orr, p hon e 50, Rick reali.
Wood Sawing Done.
THE WEATHER MAN WILL SG0N
BE GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS!
YTTE have a new gasolin e engine and are pre-
W
pared to do wood saw ing at regular rates.
Your patronage solicited .—Reed &. Hayes. Bell
pone 333.
Final Settlement.
Si A
VTOTICE IS H EREBY (ilVF.N TH A T TH E UN
..I dersigued has tiled his final a ccou n t as a d ­
m in istrator o f the estate o f J. B. Smith, deceas­
ed. and Saturday, Septem ber 10, 1006, at 10
o ’clock , a. m. of said day, at the cou n ty court
house, o f Polk cou n ty, O regon, has been fixed
by Hon. E. F. t’oad, judge o f the c o u n ty court
for said cou n ty, as the tim e and p lace for the
bearing of the sam e. All persons interested In
said m atter are hereby notified to appear at
said tim e and show cause, if any there be, w hy
said accou n t should not be app roved and the
accou n t settled and closed.
Dallas, Oregon. August 28 , 100»*,
R M. SMITH,
A dm inistrator o f the estate of J. B. Sm ith, d e ­
ceased.
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He will be dealing
right along now.
out his “ real sunny days”
If you want to be fixed for them, better get into
a nice, cool suit very soon.
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Nothing cooler than our Crash, Homespun or
Serge suits.
f
And nothing smarter.
T IM E T A B L E NO. 3 3 .
T r a in s fro m an d to Y a q u in a .
Yachting, Driving or Riding, Wheeling, Golf­
ing Tennising, formal or informal partying—no
matter what you do or where you go
No. 1 —
Leaves Yacpiin» ................. 6:55 a m
Arrives at C orvallis.............10:45 a m
Arrives at Albany............... 11:40 p m
| No. 2—
Leaves Albany................ W*. 12:10 p m
leaves Corvallis.................... 1:06 pm
Arrives Yaquina............................. 5:00 pm
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T r a in s to and from D e tr o it.
No. 3—
Leaves Albany for Detroit 7:30 a m
Arrives Detroit......................12:30 p ni
No. 4—
leaves D etroit........................1 :00 p in
Arrives Albany...............................5:55 p m
HERE IS EVERYTHING WEARABLE
TO MAKE IT GO RIGHT.
T r a in s F o r C o r v a llis .
7 :55 a m
Leaves Albany.............
H:36 a in
Arrives at Corvallis .
! No. 10—
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Leaves A lbany......................... 3:50 p m *■
Arrives at Corvallis.............,...4:30 pm
No. 6—
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Leaves A lb a n y ........................ 7 ¿15 p m
Arrives at Corvallis................. 8:1 5p m I J-J
Train* for A lbany
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Sum m er Su its with
or Without the V e st
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Leavr* fVirvalli*.....................
Arrive* Albany ................... 7:10 a m irit
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l,eave* Corvalli*................... 1:30 |> m i
Arrive* Albany .....................2:10 p in If#
No. 7—
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Leaven C orva llis....................... 6:00 p m ^ J
Arrives at Allant v ....................... 0:40 p in , y
N on-
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I .eaves Corvallis..................... 11 :00 a m
Arrives at A lbany.................12:42 p m j A
No. 12—
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Leave* A lbany....................... 12:45 p m
Arrives at Corvallis ........... 1:39 p m
All of the above connect with the jg*
Southern Pacific company trains, both
at Corvallis and Albany, as well as train
for Detroit, K*'ing direct service
to iw
Newport and adjacent (»eaclies, as well
as Breitenbush Hot Spring*.
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For further information apply to
J .C . MAYO. Gen. I
B. H. Bole«, Agent, Albany.
We have, also, Straw Hats, Underwear, Negli-
gee Shirts and every other thing for the man who g
dresses comfortably and well.
I
UgiowClothing House!
D A LLA S
ORECON
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