Polk County itemizer., January 09, 1907, Image 1

vol . xxxm.
Weak Lungs
B ron ch itis
liginus awakening. The public con-
| science ami the individual conscience
needs to lie startled and awakened.
Leeko says England wap waved from
moral decay by the preaching and the
revival* of the Wesley’s and Whitfield.
G« m 1 give us a revival all over thin land,
a revival of pentecostal power.” —San
Antonio, Texas.
A Great Outside Remedy.
For over sixty years doctors
have endorsed Ayer’s Cherry
Pectoral for coughs, colds,
weak lungs, bronchitis, con­
sumption. You can trust
medicine the best doctors ap­
prove. Then trust this the next
time you have a hard cough.
Tha b e s t k in d o f a te stim o n ia l —
“ S o ld lo r o v e r s ix t y y e a r s .’ »
tt Most paiiiH are of local origin—a
crick in the back, a twinge of rheuma-
i tisin, a soreness all over arising from u
cold—are all cured by outside applica­
tions. The Quickest, safest and most
certain method is Allcock’s plaster,
known the world over as a universal
remedy for pain. They never fail, they
act promptly, they are clean and cheap.
You can go right ahead with your work
while the healing process goes on. Six­
ty year’s use has given them a great
reputation.
CITY COUNCIL.
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A lso m anufa cturers o f
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New Marshal Elected and One Wa­
ter Bond Taken Up.
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h a ir v ig o r .
W e h iv# n o i t c r e t i ! W > p n V 's h
th e form u la s o f a il o u r m ad.e.-.aa.
Ayer’ s Pill* keep th e b o w e ls regular,
A ! v e g e ta b le a n d gen tly laxative,
The Badge o f Honesty
U on every w rapper of Doctor Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery becauso a full
list of the ingredients coni|Hising It Is
printed there in plain English. Forty
years of experience has proven Its superior
worth as a blood puritier and Invigorat­
ing tonic for the euro of stomach disorders
and all liver Ills. It builds up the run­
down system as no other tonic can in
which alcohol is used. The active medic­
inal principles of native roots such as
Golden Seal and Queen's root, Stone and
Mandrake root, Bloodroot and Black
Cherry bark are extracted and preserved
by the use of chemically pure, triple-
r®fined glycerine. Send to Dr. R. V. Pierce
at Buffalo, X. Y „ for free booklet which
quotes extracts from well-recognized med­
ical authorities such as Drs. Uartholow,
King, Scuddcr, Coe, Ellingwood and a
host of others, showing that these roots
can be depended U]>on for their curative
action in all weak states of the stomach,
accompanied by indigestion or dyspepsia
as well us in all bilious or liver comp'aints
and in all "wasting diseases" where there
is los; of flesh and gradual running down ■
d the strength and system.
The "Golden Medical Discovery "makes I
rich, pure blood and so Invh urate , and
regulates the stomach, liver and bowels,
tnd. through them, the whole system.
1 bus nil skin a flections blotches, pimples
uid eruptions as well as s.-nifiilons swcl-
ings and old open ruining sores ,,r ulcers
rn cured nml healed. Ill treating old
tinning sores, cr ulcers. It Is well to In­
ure their healing to apply to them Dr
Pierce s Ail-lleallng Salve. If yoordriir
;lst don't happen to have this Salvo i
; took, send fifty-four cents in post-
tamps to Dr. R. V. I'iereo. Invalids' llol.
and Surgical Institute. IlntTalo. N Y . an
a large hex of the "A M inding Salvo'
win reach you by return post.
5 on can't tin r ; to accept a Her ret nos­
The council met in regular session last
Monday evening with all the aldeiineii
and city officers present except Auditor
Stouffer, Alderman Avres assuming his
duties.
W. C. T. U. SPACE.
O. A. Conduit offered to turn a <11.000
water bond at <12.50 premium, and the
Mrs. Chloe Butz, Editress.
offer was accepted and the I k i iu I order­
ed taken up.
Claims allow ed:
ON VICES THAT KILL.
City hall insurance.......................... <04 oo
W. ,). White, fees for December. 43 00
Win. Tatom, h a u lin g ...................... 2 13
Rev. A. B. Davidson.
W. G. Campbell, h auling.............. 12 05 trum as a substitute for this non-alcoholic
“ It may be said that these three sins Klectric lights
115 00 medicine of known c < ai-osirui.x. me
are the prevailing sins; the most eotn-
('bitty & Bilyeu were granted a saloon even though t'te urgent « 'eider muj
m >n. moat degrading and most ruinous license.
thereby make a little bigger prelit.
of all sins, They strike at truth, anil
Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellet, regnlnt.
W . J. White resigned as city marshal, and Invigorate stomach, liver: ml ho.cels
righteousness, and all virtues. Yellow
vigar-roated. tiny granules, easy to i.,lo
fever, smallpox and leprosy ure great and his resignation was accepted.
plagues and are to he feareif, but drink­
The Vassall sidewalk business was as candy.
ing, gambling and impurity are plagues laid over to inquire into a suggestion bv
more awful and more to’ be dreaded. Mr. Vasssll regarding the extension of
These are serpents found in many lands. said walk.
The rattlesnake is found in America,
All other sidewalk improvements months, coming here from St. Joe, Mis­
but not in India and other countries. were again postponed.
souri, for his health. The climate has
Tli e cobra is found in Asia, but n otin
worked wonders with him and he is
An electric light ordinance was passed now as hale and hearty a man as von
this country. But these poisonous,
giving
to
the
Willamette
Valley
Co.
the
deadly serpents, of which I have spok­
could w ish to see. He in 34 wears old
en are found everywhere. Those wdm same rights as of the old company until and in the prime and vigor of ids man­
are bitten and poisoned by them far n - the termination of the franchise some hood, ami having had some two years
exeeed in number those who are slain three years hence. A change in the of experience in St. Joe as a |aaee offi­
by yellow fever, smallpox and leprosy. arc system was also included, in which cer, is undoubtedly the right man for
“ The second sin is the triple link of the city now gets 22 lights at a rate of the place. Courtous and obliging, he
death, which islieing forged by the dev­ <0 each, instead of lti lights at <7.25.
is yet a tnan whose word cannot lie
il. is intemperance. I mean,'drillkitur.
‘Jdll'iteL ftlltl twn?werittre of our laws
Whiskey, wine and beer nmiwing all go plaowfin rtifttiinalion W S n a fstiu l, “ Mr? ly what he nays. lie is by occupation a
together. This is the twentieth century Byers getting two votes and Mr. Palmer salesman.
ami yet less than 5 percent, we are told, five.
ever darken a church door. Who is re­
J. M. Sears was cited to appear and
Classes In Physical Culture.
sponsible for this awful state of affairs? show cause why certain sidewalk im­
All persons wishing to join a class in
The home, first, is the cause, in part. provements ha<i not been made.
Home, where by our defective system of
The city attorney was ordered to physical culture or calistlienic drill are
family government and lack of proper bring in an ordinance repealing w hat is j invited to meet in college chapel Satur­
sense'of moral responsibility, we start known as the Meat ordinance, and day, January 12th, at 2 p. m. ; Mondav,
our children out into the world with de­ which prohibits the peddling of fresh January 14th, at 8 p. m. The work will
fective moral characters. *tn the next meat within the city limits in less be explained and classes formed to suit
place, the great cause is found at the quantities than one quarter.
your convenience, if there is a sufficient
number to organize. The drill is for
door of the open saloon. You place
The
marshal
was
instructed
to
see
ladies and gentlemen. Terms very
more saloons in the way of vour child­
reasonable. Persons who can not meet
ren than churches, more saloon kee|>ers that the eurfew ordinance is enforced.
Adjourned.
at time announced above, may call on
and liartenders in their way than preach­
or address,
N. VY. S. aokr ,
ers and Sunday school teachers. “ The
gambling mania is the great enemy of
Physical Director. j
Our New Chief of Police.
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tlie church, the Kingdom of (l<sl, the
Mr. Ohas. F. Palmer, the gentleman
home and our government. “ What tl e
Freight
Train
Wreck.
world is dying for today is another Pen­ elected by the city council Monday ev­
tecost. \VV need a religious awakening. ening, w as immediately sworn in and Monday morning while our down freight
W e have had all kinds of awakenings, assumed the duties of his office. He was wending its way up the Smithfie’d
bu: the one awakening we need is a n - has been a resident of Dallas for seven hill, two carloads of lumber jumped the
Eighth Annual
Sale
Clearance
Will commence Wednes- ¡j the same at, owing to the
day morning, Jan.
and continue for 30 days.
Sweeping reductions on
all lines o f merchandise
during the sale.__________
Our many friends and
patrons will find an oppor-
tunity to buy good reliable
goods at wholesale prices,
and in many instances at
less than we can replace
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15 cent side and back com bs
10 c
25 cent hair brushes
16 c
30 cent clothes brushes
20 c
75 cent handkerchiefs 2 for
25 c
5 cent card easels 2 for
5c
Leather postal cards each
5 c
A ll other cards 4 for
5 c
$2
5
parlor
$1.50
hand decorated fancy
lamps your ch oice at
cent box
A m erican
boxes for
o f tooth picks either
or Japanese g<)ods 2
Sc
P illow tops 25, 30 and
you r ch oice at
Individual n ickle
coffee pots each
35
cent
plated
tea
goods
19 c
and
9 c
Tin Ware
6 7 8 cent m ilk pans
5 c
95 c
$1 25 copjier tea kettles
40 cent crum b trav and scraper n ickle
20 c
plated goods
14
c
25 cent gem tins
3c
Pancake turners
15 cent {lour sifteis
9c
Brass curtain rods extend to 40 in-
6 c
ches each
steady advance on all mer-
chandise.
Slashing Prices
On All Clothing
Mens’ suits at $3.65,
$4.50, $7.50 and $8.50
Worth double what we
ask for them'
Boys’ and Childrens’ clo­
thing at from 15 to 35 per
cent reduction.
Ladies’ wool and silk
waists at half regular
Ladies’ skirts, coats and
ready made garments o f
every discription at a tre­
mendous reduction.
Dress goods and fancy
suitings at wholesale pri­
ces. Cotton s u i t i n g s ,
sheeting, blankets, linens,
etc., all at a heavy reduc­
tion.
This greatest of all sales
will continue for 30 days.
Every body invited, plenty
goods for all.
THF RFF-HIVF STDRF
A Reliable Place to Trade,
trmet, and it became necessary to send
to Portland for the wreeker to get them
on again. Trntfie between here and
Whiteson was cut off entirely, both the'
Flyer and Express having to go by way
of Indeoendenee Monday to get to Pal-
las. By Tuesday morning all was in
running order once more, wit11 no eus-
uulities to report other than delayed
trains.
Fiske, the best printer.
Cream separator oil,
Guy Bros.
best grade, at
R. X. Airlie lias been visiting at Al­
bany fur several days,
Walter Eton allows tlie noise to get
hold of him finish-in speaking of the
Willamette’ s recent rise at Albany:
Onward ever, lovely river,
' Softly calling to the sea,
But your creeping/neiith this office,
Starts the thought of ‘ 23” for me.”
to our people. With our lurge anil stored on a farm near Independence,
rapidly growing |ajpulation, it is hut i Owen H. Heple was able to borrow $2,-
right that Dallas should have some of OuO from the Oregon TusfccV Saving»* com­
Well* Fargo Down Town.
the courtesies extended liv corporations pany. A few day ago it was discovered
Mr. E. Jacobson w as circulating a pe­ to the large towns. The companies that Seple had no such amount of bark.
tition Monday for the removal of the would not lose by such a move, but He was Itelieved to be in Htacrtmento,
Wells Fargo express office from the 8. probably increase their busini-Hs one- so Alex Sweek,one of the attorneys of
tli« bank, w «- dispatched to see what
P. depot to some more central location third.
terms could he made with Seple. Seple
down town, and met with great success,
is in that city at present. The police of
all of the business men of course favor­
Borrowed Money and Left.
Sacreinento have l**en asked to hold
ing the project. Such a move would
j b^ng with it the Western Union t e le - 1 On the strength of his statement that j ^®|4e if necessary but no warrant for
j graph office, and he of great convenience ! he had 40,0(X) pounds of cascira hark ; ,nfl arrest has been issued.___________
Cash prize for furs at Lotighary’ s.
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The Closing
Out Sale Is On
Glass Ware
About a year ago we purchased the store of Chas. Knecht at Albany
and have been running two stores.
We find at the beginning o f the new
year that we have not sufficient capital to run both stores on as large a
scale as we had planned and have decided to CLOSE OUT THE DALLAS
STORE and concentrate our efforts upon the Albany Store.
Our lease
here expires Feb. 1st and by that time we wish to dispose o f our China,
Tinware, Stationery, Dolls, Toys, Notions, in fact our whole stock.
means every thing must go at 20 to 50 per cent, discount.
a few articles here.
This
We mention
C om m on Lamp C him neys any size
4 c
each
Tum blers regular 25c goods per set
15 c
of 6
hand
35 cent vases B ohem ian glass
painted each
28 c
$3 water sets rieli ruby B ohem ian
$1.95
glass only
25 cent fancy lam p ch im n eys the big
14 c
ones on ly
20 cent books cloth bound each 12 l-2c
5 cent envelopes 10 for
25 c
35 cent books fancy backs M ary J.
Holmes and others
28c
50 cent box paper and envelopes Ea­
ton, H u rlb u rta n d W hitting’s
33 c
5 cent tablets, ink or pencil
2 for 5 c
20 cent m edallions green and red
back ground
13 c
China Ware
$4 china salad sets one bowl six
dishes to set fancy decorated
$3
42 piece dinner set decorated in pink
$3.65
or blue flowers each
$3.50 toilet sets gold decorated at $5.85
Read them:
Meiser &
Dallas
Dallas, Oregon.
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Notions
2nd,
\ wholesale price.
$2 jardiniers iancy brown ware new
$1 65
goods
$2.50 cracker ja r fine German china
$1.85
handsom ely decorated
Oregon