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A R oosevelt T h ird T erm league has TH E POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER. I n i l l organised dorse the m ovem ent. Roosevelt an W E D N E S D A Y , JAN. 9, PHONES: f i r>o ....................... Item izer, one year in advance . W ith W eeklv Oregonian or Semi-weekly Journal. itti Oregon Woodman W i’ it' * ' bku 257 Mice, ] ( Residence, m Y flTT l T A I i Ortice, us to e n . 2 an oth er term , he m eant it. league wishes to misconstrue, The and say he has but once. never been elected stand for any such Marriage Licenses. . 1 75 construction. MISS LONGNECKER LEADS. .llrt Naarly Enough Votes the First Week to Get the Watch. Patronize One Another Jor the Upbuilding o f Town anti County. M i«« M i«« W e paid a visit to Falls C ity Satur-1 These "so ft d rin k ” establishm ents Miss day. T h ere is a th riv in g tow n w ith in the dry counties do not seem to he Miss an im m ense future liefore it. and the j true to name, Miss enterprise and business tact of i t ’s ! Mins W ond er what is the cost of a seat m | Miss citizens will see th a t it gets it. P ortlu n d 'sstock exch an ge? G a m b lin g, Miss Sure. A Springfield editor says th a t liefore j is closed there MisH Miss they went dry their town was ou t of ---- debt and prosperous, now all they have If there was some way to kill o ff the Miss to do is to sit with folded hands and fresh air fiends on our railroads, the Miss Ailtt Ixmgnecker, Dallas....... Lydia Muscott, Dallas . . Ada Byers, Indeiteiulenee. .. H attie Masters, Falls City. . Delbert Nelson, P erryd a le... Daniel, M onm outh............... E tta Phillips, Dallas,.. Edna Holmes, Rickreull M a ^ ie Herron, Monmouth.. Pearl Percival, Indep ......... Maud Robertson, Dallas....... Georgia Martin, Dallas........ 9,425 7,150 1,250 1,200 1,175 950 675 675 100 UK) UK) 75 Ab ove is the count as it stood last evening. Some of the county contest ants failed to send in their votes to l>e counted. Please get them here each T h e nin ety men who w ill com pose Tuesday. The result shows Miss Long- the n ext legislature and who assem- necker considerably in the lead, hut in hie for business on January 14. should ^ , 2 weekg fur the conteMt yet to rUM. rest of us m igh t tia v e l a little see the indebtedness crawl lip. more com fortable. If this Tongues o f Fire business is Htop|ied now it will save lots of trouble hereafter. T h e H o lly R olle r expe- rience should be fresh enough in our minds to prevent m ore like trouble. T h e newspaiier at Falls C ity will m ake a m istake in c lia n g in g its name. T h e name L ogger is d istin ctive and of great local significance, while the pro posed nam e is one used by thousands o f oth er papers in th e United States and allows of n oth in g aliove the com m on herd. In keeping with its general spirit of progressiveness Dallas should better fire alarm system. have a T h a t old hell on its tow er is a little antiquated, and does n ot th oroughly s e n e the purpose, certain sections of town hard ly ever hearing it when rung at night. S e v e ra l electric alarm lioxes attached to th at loud and sonorours syren th at frequently disturbs our beauty nap in take it upon them selves to assume all j others will probably command sufficient responsibility for o rgan ization of t>oth I vo(,,„ to cover come the «tart. branches, and should brook no in te r A ll that is necessary to get votes is to ference from politician s and lobbyists watch for coupons, get new subscribers, on the outside. T h ere is too much or old ones to pay up. Job work and im p ortant legislation c om in g up for advertising will also count in the con test. The Item izer is after the dollars, consideration this w inter for any and the contestants are after the votes. member or coterie of m em l^rs to en No one has as yet any decided lead, as a ter the legisla tive halls, already han little earnest work will soon catch the dicapped by reason of deal or trade on leader. president or s|M*aker or any oth er o f Miss Ixongnecker came very near catch ficer. K eep clear of the mercenary ing the gold watch the first week of the th ron g if you are goin g to Salem for contest, ami as stated elsewhere, the first the express purpose of representing one to bring in 10,00 votes to this office the interests th a t are more m om en gets it. Other specials will be given as tl e tous. contest warms up and one may work f< • any of them geperately or to have their T h e Newherg G raphic cites a case in i 1 , , . 4 f i i votes count on the grand prize, just an p ° ,n t thp P ° » tln K " f they choose. Watch the Iten.ixer f, notice», etc., versus th e ir publication ' th w e alln(,nlR.em,.nt,. in the local newspnpers. T h e y re- j ------ the m orn in g would be about the best fire alarm system we can suggest. c .n tly had a call m eetin g there t o W ith an alarm box at each H ello sta vote a ♦11,000 I ax for school purposes. tion we could in case of fire get qu ick T h e tax was levied, but by a sm all pro- , „ .... , , portion of th "M ju stly en titled to e action , and avoid a big fire. say ill such matters. T h is oldfashio c ! What Our County Officials Have Done Since Our Last Issue. W e d o not th in k the president oo will personally M L I t A t. ( Residence, 271 The Bug Puzzle. UNDER THE BIG CLOCK. W e lielieve Mr. honest man, and th a t when he stated he would not accent, J907. V. P. FISKE. Ì and asks Grange Meeting, \ public meeting of the Oak Grove grange will he held Saturday, January 12fith, at 10 o ’clock. State Master A. r Buxton, will speak upon grange work and the benefits that the people derive from the grange. A public installation ed and moss hack way o f d oin g husi of officers will I m * held in the afternoon ness should be stopped iu our progres An invitation is extended to the public sive Oregon. It is hut rig h t th a t the to attend this meeting which will lx held regardless of weather as there Commonly cause pimples, bolls, hives, eczema entire people should know of any pro plenty of shelter. Basket dinner. Re or salt rheum, or some other for^» of erup posed change, and for the busy ones member the date and come and have tion; but sometimes they exist in the system, the local paper is the o n ly sure way. good time. Blood Humors W alter T uttle and H attie Herren. Jan. II. Dixon and Vina M. Pod vent Probate Court. t'oad, Judge. In the guardianship of minor heirs of K. B. M artin: annual account flUd and approved subject to final settlement. In re estate o f L. I.. Hannuin ; bond of with Percy H adley ami K. Evans as sureties, tiled and approved; ordered that letters of administration lie issued, snd tiiat Percy Hadley, Keulien Hast ings and F. M. Walters are appraisers. Final account filed and Saturday, Feb ruary 2 , set for hearing in the estate of Eleanor S. I .evens. In re guardianship of G ilb ert Jarvis: guardian’s bond on sale of real estate, filed and approved. Ill rs estate of Geo. A. W o lf ; petition for authority to sell certain real estate therein described tiled and ordered that tlie hearing of petition be set for February ltitli. Ill matter of Mary Ann Bell estate: final account here and ordered that same be allowed and approved, the e x ecutor discharged and the estate closed. In the Susan M erwin estate; final ae count tiled and approved and ordered that the executor distribute to Artlim T., H enry t'., W . (\ and Marshall E. Merwin, aud Rose E. Vanduyn each ♦ 1 KH. 5 H, ami on filing vouchers therefor, executor be discharged and estate clos ed. COMMISSIONER’S COURT. Kiddle, W in. Teal, J. B. In the m atter of the petition of Anna Brown to lie allowed to make change in county road; ordered that prayer of pe titioner lie granted iqion condition that the road be placed in as gmsl condition is at present. Ordered tiiat the sum of $25 la- trans ferred from indigent soldier’ s fund to the general fund. Ordered that the bond of John Fluke in the sum of »500, with J. Dornsife, W. II. Craven as securities, as com mander of General Gibson Post. 84, G. A. K., lo r caring for indigent soldiers, etc., he approved. Ordered that the resignation of E. V. Dalton as deputy sheriff be accepted and that the appointment of Johnson E. ltiehter, as deputy, he approved. In the matter of the petition o fW . M. W inn and others praying for a li cense to operate a ferry on the \\ illain- ette river at Buena V ista; ordered that prayer of petitioners be granted. Ordered that the bond of each road supervisor be ffiOO. Several pretty school inarm have sent iu answers to Inc hilg puxzlc offered by Mr. Pickens last week, anti although they showed themselves pretty good at figures, none succeeded in showing the correct way out of thedifficulty, although Mre. Irm a Xorthup. of Silver, comes pretty near it. W e think this loo gold a puzzle to go unsolved and w ill extend the tim e one more week, or up to next Monday noon. N u rs in g b a b y ? It’s a h e a v y strain on m other. H e r system is c a lle d u p o n to su p p ly n o u rish m en t fo r tw o. PORTLAND HOTEL ARRIVALS. NEW SUBS. THIS WEEK. W ednesday: \V. E. Murry, Butler. Thursday: (i. L. M cM urpby and w ife, Falls City. (). B. Hoffman, Falls City. 11. E. Patton. Falls City. F/ idaV ; D. L K evt, Perrydale. F. Gibson. Rickreall. F. L. W hiteaker, Independenca. Sunday: J . C. Cglow, Dallas. (i. A. Griswold, Falls City. Mrs. G. N. Cberrington, Dallas. S o m e fo rm o f n ou rish m en t that w ill b e easily tak en u p b y m o th e r’s system J. M. Campbell. Dallas. Chester Guthrie, Dallas. I. A. Dempsey, Kalis City. ■las. Smithson, Anthony, Kansas, C. I), l ’ urvine, Salem. John Foster, Cnrrytown, Tcnn. B. H. Pillar, Dallas. Etta Phillips, Dallas. Mrs. Eliza Swartz, A m ity. W ill W eaver, Dallas, Dr. Cary, Dallas. Mrs. P. E. Young, M orristown, Pa. 1. L. Smith, Dallas. W G i iarner. Dallas. Jas. Wilson, Dallas. Johnson Bros.. Dallas. K. B. W inslow, Dallas. O Savery, Dallas. Fred Horner, Dallas. is needed. S c o t t ’s E m u ls io n gre a te st p o ssib le con tain s the am ount of n ourish m en t in easily d ig e ste d form . M o th e r and baby are w o n d e r fu lly h e lp e d b y its use. M on day: (). D* Butler, Imlej»endence. J. E. Webb, Indejiendence. J. B. Nunn, Dallas. E. Jacobson Dallas. Tuesday: W e desire to announce that after Feb Mrs. W. W . Percival, Independence. ruary 1 st wa will have a com plete line Mrs. E. W . Irvine, Independence, >f wall paper.— iuy Bros. A Dalton. H. S. Butz, Dallas. B. F. Jones, Independence. R, L. Chapman, Dallas. .— •------ ♦ • ♦ ------ —— Mr. Milt's Porterfield, the Indepen dence hop king, waa iu town yesterday. ALL DRUGGISTS t 50c. AND *1.00 A one fare rate will he made on the motor from A irlie and intervening points tomorrow, returning next day. Brut Iter D ic k e r '. P h ilosoph y. It don’t make no dlfflunce ter me whether de worP is rouu’ or flat. De leadin’ question wld me is how terstan' steady 'pon top o f It. Many a time w ’eu a politician feels Ink de officer is u-seekiu’ o f him it's ties a twitch o f tie rheumatism or a sign dat tie eo'nfitT needs hoein*. Dar's one thing ter say in favor of Satan. W e n lie go ter church lie keep 1 eye w i ' e open whilst de res’ o f dein is Bleepin' lin o de sermon. De only way you kin git some folks ter travel t'.e road ter heaven Is ter tell 'em dnt milk en honey’s free en dey won’t halter tiptoe ter scrape gold dust off tie stars. I t ’s de early riser tint wins In de lift- race. Adam gone ter sleep once en sleep too long, en you sees wlmt trouble we been in over since! B efo’ ills century over I wouldn’ t he 'tail surprised e f dey raised tie dead. But I don't want fer lie In ten mile er tie place whur dey rise at.—Atlanta Const itutlon. R A N K IN G B Y M A I W e pay 4 % on time deposits, am ent rates on savings accounts, receive deposits ing business.. Blasting Powder Y ou can have the advantages of a strong bank at your very door by using At Portland Prices! the mails. Send us your deposits. Acknowledg ment will be sent you by return mail. Savings accounts received W e have just installt*«! a modern powder magazine, which in now filled to its capacity, and we ar« ready to supply you with fre«h explosives, saving you freight charge«. Every day will bo powder day here, when you can get just the amount you require of the best explosive on the market. W rite for prices. from one dollar up. O pen an account with us and note how rapidly it will grow. J. FRANK WATSON. Pr«-»d«i R L DURHAM V im W. H. FEAR. Sectary S C CATCHINGS. A * Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and D o n ’ t Know it. H o w T o F in d Out. Fill a bottle or common glass with youi water and let it stand twenty-four hours; a sediment or set Business men have no tim e to read tling indicates an Fer the Year* 1906 and 1907. Has Stood the Test 25 Years. bulletin boards, and to look up gate unhealthy condi The old, original (»ro v e ’s Tasteless tion of the kid- posts, and are now hardly to be found In 1906 Polk county to tin* state ( ’hill Tonic. You know what you are pevs* sittin g around tli# grocery stores <1 is*- taking. It is iron and quinine in evidence of kid ni<)re to raise for the . j. — » » •»ve. rj . v tj|iwnn»t.r ney trouble: tot state than in the previous year. Our In usual liquid form or in chocolated tablets methods in ad vertisin g school affair» frequent desire tc A new line of sheet music just in at county court has therefore placed the tax known as 8 a r s a t a b s . 100 do»e«tL pass it or pain ii L. D. Daniel's. same as other th in g». levy at 11. 7 mills. Last year at 26 mills the back is alsc for state, county, indigent soldiers and library funds, the amount of tax raised convincing proof that the kidneys and blad der are out of order. was $92,805. This year $102,262.46 i- W h at to Do. the amount needed, or $9,427 46 more to There is comfort in the knowledge s< raise in RH)7 than was raised in 1906. Kate of taxation for the year 1906: often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp C R IM S O N G I A N T R A D IS H . State, county, indigent soldiers and li Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills ever} brary, 7 4 10 mills, $64,666.16; county wish in curing rheumatism, pain in th T h e larger it grow s the solider it school fund, 2 8-10 mills, $24,468.28. back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every par gets; twice the ordinary size. the urinary passage. It corrects inability county roads, 1 1-10 mills, $16,108.81. As hard as a bullet, while to hold water and scalding pain in passin Total, 11 7-10 mills, $102,242.45. tender and deliciously crisp. it, or bad effects following use of liquor Retains goodness lon g after ma vine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasan turity. 1-lb., 40c; packet, 10c.. necessity of being compelled to go oftei 1 *'»* “ L o i i k p h I R e s id e n t / * The poverty o f tlic English language during the day, and to get up many time S P E C IA L P R IC E O F F E R . Here’s a S P E C IA L OFFER to make N ew Friends Is exemplified by a circular which is during the night. The mild and the extra ordinary effect of S w a m p -R o o t is sooi $1.50 worth o f above seeds for making the rounds of a suburb and In -ealized. It stands the highest for its won for L I L L Y ’S Northern Grown Seeds $ 1 . 00 . vites subscriptions to a testimonial to derful cures of the most distressing cases $ 1.00 worth o f above seeds (one the station master. It comes from one If you need a medicine you should have th< i lL L Y S V egetab le s e e d s a r e Danish Rail Head, and infinitely grow n on and adapted to better adapted to Pacific coast con packet of each variety, with packet who styles himself “ the longest resi best. Sold by druggists in 50c. and$l. sizes o f Old Fashioned Flow er Garden ditions. True to type, every this coast. These 10 varieties are dent,’’ the sad physical fact being that You may have a sample bottle_ of tht Seeds thrown in free) for 75c. the aristocrats o f the kitchen-gar head like its neighbor, aym discovery he is probably the shortest, although vonderful Six 10 c packets, with Flow er den. T h e y represent the acme o f metrical, white inside and ind a book that tells In bulk and rotundity he makes up fo: Garden packet, 50c. L illy effort, the result o f years o f solid to the core, l-lb., $ 1 . 2 1 ; 1 - more about it, both sent) the Indies he lacks iu height. H ere I Three 10c packets, 25c. careful seed selection and cultiva ot ., 35c; packet, 10c. a case m which the very clumsiness o. ibsolutely free by mail, A b o ve prices are postage paid. tion. T his Special O ffer gives you lddreso Dr. Kilmer & Hom« of Rwamp-Root P R ID E O F T H E P A C IF IC the German language would be uu lu Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When writing men $1.50 in these seeds for $ 1 . 00 . Read SEEDS AN D CUCUM BER. estimable help, for then this geutlemai. ion reading this generous offer in this pape the descriptions, all o f which are G R O W R IC H Alm ost a seedless cucumber, the could quite correctly describe himsell carefully and conservatively made. Do not make any mistake, but r- “ the for-the-longest-tiine-hereiu resid L iv in g up to the catalogue descrip seeds being small and few. P e r Plant L illy ’s Best Northern- neinber the name, Swamp-Root, 1* lug” or even perhaps “ the for-the tion is what has built up the rep fectly smooth, very dark gr;en , Grown Seeds, grow n on this coast K ilm er’s Swamp-Root, and the addrch beautiful white flesh, perfect cu utation o f L illy ’s Best Seeds. longest tlme-herein-residingest’’ indivlil for this coa*t. and he sure of profit. inghampton, N. Y . on every bottle. cumber flavor, exceptionally firm, ual. Those compound adjectives o f lb« Y ou will find that the saying. “ Best crisp and delicious Grows 10 to P U G E T S O U N D S P E C IA L Teutons may be aw kw ard, but tbe> for the W e s t” is true in every case, 18 inches long, always straight, and TO M ATO . express what the user means and In dark green until ripe. Vine and that L illy ’s Best Seeds will This miniature, sure accuracy.—London Standard. hardy and vigorous; en or give you best results. The above from a photo mously productive; yields are only ten varieties of L illy ’s graph, gives you ■4 T «B (e That Age W ith e r». Best vegetable seeds. For infor an idea how the early and late in season. I lb., i f e ; 2 - o r , 40c ; oz., 25c; packet, 10c. According to :i member o f the rand' mation as to the full line, write for tom ato produces. loving ^ex, there i a uo sadder evident E N G L IS H F O R C IN G Is an early dwarf, o f uge in a woman than being able i L I L L Y 'S 1907 S E E D C A T A L O G , stands free from LETTU CE. pass a bonbon shop without belli the ground, with Large, crisp, tender; best vari W hich will be sent free, postpaid, R o b e rtin e gives what every woman tempted by the wares. "W hen j hard, firm, round ety for home culture, because eas on request. L illy ’s 1907 catalog most desires—a perfect complexion, stalks. Yields woman can do tills." she says, "she i ily grow n outdoors or in frames; surpasses all previous books in at tt brings that soft, smooth, fresh, large clusters o f round, firm, lus rich color, ideal for garnishing. frankly m’.tld.e a ed. Dining you tractiveness and completeness o f dear tint to the cheek that Jenote? cious fruit, beautiful rich color, seliool lays chocolates are a recog H otels gladly pay one-third more plant information. It is thorough vou th fu ln ess. It will bring beauty free from blemish, stands shipment for this lettuce. Stands more nized necessity o f existence. Durln: ly dependable, and besides contain to those who la ck It; It will retain splendidly. A three-season leader; neglect in watering, and does not ing descriptions, price lists and the early bud period o f matinee her* It for those who already possess It; popular everywhere. Perfected by quickly run to seed. M ost profitable culture directions o f thousands of worshlt» they an» India]»disable to lip it w ill en able you to successfully us on our experiment for market purposes because varieties o f seeds, bulbs, roots and enjoyment o f a performance. Whoi «'«vnbat the ravages o f weather and grounds at Brighton Beach, quickly ready in fine large cuttings, it is a handbook o f in your ii'OUtli does not water at the mere tim e Don’t doubt—don’ t argue. Just and can be obtained solely bunches o f beautiful light form ation on poultry foods, poultry fry Robertine. Your druggist will idea o ' u canunel or a marshmallow from us. Sold only in sealed pack green, which never spot. 4-lb., 50c; supplies, stock foods, fe rtil give you a free sample. A ll drug begiu to search for the first gray hair. ’ ets. Ounce, 60c; packet, 10 c. oz., 20 c; packet. 10 c. izers. garden supplies, sprays, gists keep Robertine. —N ew York Press. horticultural supplies, etc. G O LD E N JERSEY W A X BEAN. M T. R A IN IE R PE A . Jf you want one, free, mark an X Brittle, tender, broad, thick— Dark, rich green, w ell-filled pods, <.«o,l For ICvIl. in the white square. the best o f all the yellow pod hush creamy and delicious; enorm ously Then? are some people wh » turn g r a y beans. Stringless Beautiful productive. Propagated in W ash but do not grow lioury; whose faces art H O W TO ORDER. golden color and delicious ington, and the best early pea ever fn rroved. but not wrinkled; who*« flavor. Vigorous, reliable, offered to western growers. M ark an X in each white square hearts arc son» wounded in mam and an abundant producer. t-lb., Especially valuable for mar opposite the variety o f seed you places, but arc not dead. There !* n 25c; packet, 10c. ket gardeners, commanding wish to order, mark the quantity youth *hat bids defiance to old age, ami J A C K F R O S T S W E E T C O R N . the highest prices through the sea in square or on margin, figure up there s a kindness which laughs at the son. Large packet, 10c. the total, clip out the ad., and re Plump, milky kernel-., that melt world’ s usage. Those are they who C R IM S O N G L O B E B E E T . mit in same envelope with the in your mouth; tender, sweet, pro have t t u n i « ! j. w l for e v il Whom lific— really phenomenal D w arf Close grain flesh, very sweet, clipped ad. Be sure and write your tl*» g ds love die young, amt they die variety, perm itting close planting tender, blood red. delicately zoned name and address plainly, filling in Is to P atron ize Hom e young because they never grow old. V e ry hardy. Jack Frost seed has with white. Exceedingly smooth the fc »Mowing blank: Instituttot at been perfected by ourselves on surface. Finest in form, flavor T r u e i:< ltir n fIn n . Puget Sound, is thoroughly accli and color. Free from woody, The first, last and closest trial ques mated and peculiarly adaoted to fibrous roots. Grows uni Clip ad. and mail to tion t > auy llvlu:: creature Is. "W hat Pacific Coast conditions. N ot only form in size— about three inches season’s earliest, hut longest through. Matures early. Pkt., 10 c. tlq yen like?” and the entire obje« ; and latest producer. W e can of true education Is to make people O f M c M in n v ille is a hom e institu tion G O L D E N H A L F -L O N G t t lk f lL L not say to o much in en not merely do the rl*rht tblu's. but A stron g m utual insurance com p an y d o CARRO T. dorsem e:it o f this corn. L arge enjoy the right things. John Ruskiu. in g Im sines* in O R E G O N O N L Y . Best o f all the yellow varieties. packet, 15c. Seattle, Wash. \V h v n o t in *n re y o n r Im m c in thi» V e ry sweet, close in texture, g o ld A sso cia tion , save n e a rly fifty p e r cvni P e rfe c tly * n b . L I L L Y 'S G L O R Y C A B B A G E . en yellow , solid, very smooth, at Knclosed is S ................... foe which p *fle n t—Doctor. T*m horribly afraid and k «»o p H h a t you d o p a y in O reg on ’’ G lorious in flavor, gloriously tains large size, has small core, please send me S............. worth o f o f beiug buried »live . Doctor I>ou’t sound, a glorious gro w er and a and adapted to all soils; under worry for an instant, my frieud. I ’ll glorious shipper. L illy ships tons good cultivation yields 25 to 30 L illy ’s Best Vegetable Seeds, as Is th e a gen t fo r Folk o f this cabbage seed across the see to that all right. tons per acre. Ready for table marked above. O ou n ty, am i is rea d y to continent, as this variety, p erfect at all times during growth. i | a tten d to th is m a tter ed on Puget Sound, is admitted to Equally valuable for stock N a m e............................... . The work!*» an lou and death , fo r yon o ffic e in t ’ ri- be the best cabbage grown. Even A market favorite. M b . ts e f Journey’, enti - D-yden tler BuiU ling, n orth o f rounder and m ore solid than the packet, 10 c. Address ............................ Court House. HERCULES subject to check, and do a general bank Guns Ammuni tion THE TAX"LEVY indicated by feelings o f weakness, languor, loss o f appetite, or general debility, without causing any breaking out. Hood’s Harsaparilla expels them, renovatea, strengthens and tones the whole system. This is the testimony o f thousands annually. Accept no substitute, but insist on having SOW W ESTER N SEEDS IN WESTERN SOIL G ro w lä s s l (Trust (feunpatuj 2 4 7 W a s h . S t . P o r t l a n d , O b e ---------- '3 In the m atter of the guardianship o f Theo lore W. Dodson, a feeble minded person, OTIOK IS HERE BY <»1VKN, T H A T IN PI K «nance of an order of the honorable conn v eourt o f the state o f Oregon, for the c i i u i u , f Polk made on the 10th day o f December .H) ».in the matter o f the estate of Theodor« Dodson, a feeble m inded person. The uu ersigned guardian o f said ward, w ill sell a irivate sale to the highest bidder, subject 1« on Urination by said county court, mi and at •r the 17th day o f January, 11*07, all the estate ight. title nmi interest of said wunl, Theodor- Dodson, in and to the follow in g describe« •al property to-w it: Block One in in Sating’' Idition to the town o f Hallston in the count. P »1 k ami state o f Oregon. Terms o f sale, cash in hand. Bids therefor« t Perrydale, Polk county, Oregon. S A R A H l>. riODSOS', Guardian. V JAIL ORDER LIQUOR iUSINESS iuy your wines and liquoi lirect from the wholesal* louse at wholesale prices. OUR SPECIALTY Mut ual Rhone . . . Main 1 1 9 4 H * > > OREGON SALEM ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft f t M « * * * # # # # # * * * # MIKE JACOB S LOflPANY F ro n t S treet * » * » Buy Our Shoes at Gaynor’s. Mollie is a sweet, sensible little woman economical, too— always trades where she can get the best val ue for her money. I used to buy my shoes elsewhere, but I dropped into Ciayner’s the other day to see if they were sell ing shoes as cheap as they advertise, liought three pair quicker than scat. The Baby — Well, the kid wouldn’t wear a shoe that didn’t come troni Gaynor’s. A hop, skip and a jump from the Postoffice. s ru 6 e a c Y ìsr / e s ? T Shipped to any part of Or< ron. All express clung prepaid. There is nothin: belter, give u- a trial. 51 * # Mollie and I and the Baby jur fu'l quarts ef lillameok <T0 i r lye or Bounoii Whiskey - - - y J . f c d W ÀM 0W B /f4 W \ P o itla n d Ore DALLAS CITY BANK Dallas, Oregon. R*C. C R A V E N W. G. V A S S A L L - - - - President Cuhier DIRKt’TORS : W . C . Norwine, of Flat River, in the lead mine diatrict N. L. Butler, R. C. Craven, I). L. Keyt. M. M. Ellin, YV. G. Yoasall. of Missouri, has sent ua this photo of a pair of D iam o n d This bank is please«! to place at th« lis|M»sal of its customer« the facilitie.» gained «luring many year« of continuous service ami growth. ordinary shoes average about B ra n d shoes worn O ur heavy D iam o n e 10 underground months 6 where weeks. B ran d work shoes are in every way as superior in their claw as are our highest grade dress shoes— and we make more fine shoes than any other House in the W est. THE W AY TO MAKE OREGON GROW W . P. Dyke, of Dallas, 225 Commercial Street opponiti* Wa«le’s hard ware store. Bicycles Sporting Goods G uardian’s Sale. «.«V, WOMEN THE OREGON FIRE RE L IEF ASSOCIATION WATT SHIPP iD / A tm o u u ,« T SrtOTHA.iCBS we Eyeglass fittin g Is too important a m atter to rush Int« "w ith your eyes shut.’ ’ I f your eyes w ear out. they’re gone forever. When you buy glasses, see to It that you get glasses that are Just right. W’ a have the knowledge, experience, expensive up-to-date ap paratus and skilled employes to make them just r ig h t Consultation costs you nothing. W rite for our booklet. It contains valuable information about the care o f the eyes. W a w ill send it to you free—post paid. ■! A i A f t e o r fir p r d i/ r E / / ve s f / o e s M o u s e //v t h e w m o v e th a n a m V e s t /~- o r a m Has Stood The Test 25 Y e a r s Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic N o-C ar® -N o-Pay. 5 0 cent*.
