Polk County itemizer., January 16, 1907, Image 2

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jeo|>ardy from tire und pillage, ai d
should I* guarded more closely,
town of 2000 inhabitants should 1«
left at the mercy of the lawless at any­
time. and especially during the hours
W E D N E S D A Y , JAN . 16, 1907.
w hen all good citizens are in the ir
beds and sleeping their soundest. The
V. P. FISKE.
Item izer thinks that all of our resi­
dents will readily adm it the alwna
Itemizer, one year in advance
...................................... H .rK) fact, the only argum ent against ii
"Tith Weekly Oregonian or Semi-weekly Journal
...... 2 00
i'ith Oregon Woodman
...............
.............. 1 "•’> — Iieing the cost. W e will he in favor
of putting our present marshal on at
night, instead of in the day time, and
I Office,
257
». i t i - j r 1 Office,
31«
BELI, ) Residence. 113
relieving him of the duties connected
m i i t A l . ( KeaMence, 271
with cros- and sidewalk building. If
the city cou ncil can not see its way to
Patronize One Another for the Upbuilding o f Town and Conoto.
greatly increase his salary, they cun
do so to some extent, anil it is prob­
| lobbyist is a most nefarious character, able that a canvass of our business
TH E ME SS A (IE.
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j and wants the large supplies of money ' nM.n would result in raising enough
W e are in receipt of (iovernor in the state treasurer's hands at times ' m oney each month to secure him a fair
Chamberlain's message to the legis- to be earning money. He recommends „ .Im y. The itemizer stands ready to
lature of 1907. It is eutirelv too a building for the feeble minded and a 1 t|irow i„ . About all we have in lied up
lengthy for publication and yet con - law giving entire publicity lo e le tion ' jn this office and w# would like it look,
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tains many recom endations that are expenses. Two normal schools are e,| a fterd u rirg the l ou s we 1-a e to
wise and to the point, and should be enough, and he desires many other rest. The duties of a policeman on our
thoroughly digested by all our tax- good things for ibe com m on weal
streets during the day time arc not so
He reports the finances of
payers
strenuous, but what someone who is
T H E S E AH E (JTHEKS.
state as in a most healthy condition,
m- reor less on the streets on account
and the several state institutions as
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of Ids business could be deputized to
getting along nicely. He roe nun nds
If those members of the legislature make arrests, receiving as com pensa­
a com plete divorcem ent between the who signed Statement No, 1 arc sure
tion the feeallowed for making arrests.
tax system of stateand that for county that the people of Oregon still want
In fact Mr. Stowe, the truckman, is so
and municipal purposes. He reports Jonathan Bourne, Jr., to lepresent
deputized now. About all the police­
the inheritance tax of 1903, as having this gfaie in the i'uited Slates senate,
m an’s duties now devolve la-tween
earned the state $45,IKK), but says they will doubtless support that pér­
the hours nf 8 and 12 rtt night, »e-
it should be so amended as to increase son for a reasonable number of bul.
| cording to the quietude of the t-'wn.ai d
the revenue derived therefrom. Mr. lots; but several of the No. I
j,energ||y |,e can safely go to bed by
Chamlierlain supports the law, Imt sentatives have grave doubts as to the |
that time. But it is th ecity's duty to
tninks it should be so fixed as to avoid Oregon Republicans' choice
l-eing j provide against unusual times, ai d
a tort of class legislation, anil conse­ Bourne, and, in order to please their i
not, because Dallas is a most peaceful
quent evasion by many, lie says constituents, will support a sound re |
and law abiding place, rest secure in
there are too many notaries, in which publican and a map who will better I
(he hflipf th af if will always continue
he is undoubtedly clear headed. His represent this state at the national
so. Pur fire protection alone, there
recommendations regarding the forest capital, and one who can at least talk
should be someone on our streets dur­
reserve, tide and other state lands are in la-half of Oregon above a whisper.
ing all the dark hours, In the selec.
to the point and should Is- acted upon. There is always great dissatisfaction
tion of our present day official our city-
(iovernor Chamberlain favors a rail- with the jdea of electing Bourne, who
cou ncil has undoubtedly secured a
road com m ission, and says that if does not seem to I«' truly representa-
wise and efficient officer. Now let
.iroperfyselected, they can I* made tive,
llot mingled with the people, j
flJrthw " , put him on night
THE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER.
of great benefit to intrastate traffic con ta ct with the com m onality send-1
that the interests of Dallas and
and in correcting evils that now ezist ¡„ g shudders through his aristocratic ¡u t’.jt.lBt.n- |,t. best subs-rved.
He will uphold a law abolishing free
Not a public meeting, held
passes, and one providing for reoipro- j f„r developm ent purposes, has h e a t-
j fr World, of Portland, was here
cal demurrage. H e wants private in-1 tended, having spent the summer in rii(lllv soliciting subscriptions fo ra
sane asylums placed under proper playing golf in Canada. Nor has he wrltenp It, (,1s Board of Trade Journal
supervision, and is undoubtebly rtuht .written letters expressing sympathy published there. W hile we have n oth ­
in what he suggests along that Hne.|wjth the im portant objects of these in^ to say against the goodly subnerip-
and al-o regarding the exam ination of meeting* and other enterprises of Ore
| tion list he secured from our nier bants,
hanks. He declares the legislative gon. Nor has he by word of mouth
and the object in view, as we lielieve
or on piqier acknowledged that he is everything gf that kind helps in n«>
no longer a Bryan man or a free sil­ small degree to prom ote the interests
ver advocate. He has little property of the town and county, yet we do be­
Is one of the constitutional diseases, it in this state outside of interests in lieve that much letter results could
manifests itself in local aches and pains,— m ining property, and it is doubtful if be obtained in other ways and at ltss
inflamed joints »nd stiff muscles,-Imt It , h(, ¡g „
citizen of Oregon cost. Probably there is not a week
cannot bs cured by local applications.
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u requires constitutional treatment, and
Innately for the state and the re- by hut what the editor of this paper
ttse bc*t is a course of the great blood pun* J publican party, strong indicatioiu- receives a (lessen or more letters from
j now point to Bou iti *§ defeat.— Wood the east or middle west requesting in-
tying and tonic nwdieUi«
burn Independent, republican.
orm ation about Polk county, its cli-
nate, resources, price of land, etc.
which neutralizes the acidity of the blood
Dallas needs a night policeman. The questions, as a rule, are entirely
and builds up the whole system.
In usual liquid form or in chocolated There is no denying the fact that our too numerous and varied to answer
tablets known as S a rd S te b t. 100 doses $1. business Interests are in continual personally, and all we can do is to
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Rheumatism
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
SOW W E STE R N SEEDS
IN WESTERN SOIL
C R IM SO N G IA N T RA D ISH .
The larger it grows the solidcr it
gets; twice the ordinary size.
As hard as a bullet, while
tender and deliciously crisp.
Retains goodness long after ma­
turity. 1-lb., 40c; packet, 10c„
Here’ s a SPECIAL OFFER to make New Friends
for LILLY’ S Northern Grown Seeds
$1.50 worth of above seeds for
t ILLITS Vegetable s e e d s a r e
grown on and adapted to
this coast
These 10 varieties are
the aristocrats of the kitchen gar­
den. They represent the acme of
Lilly effort, the result of years of
careful seed selection and cultiva­
tion. This Special Offer gives you
$1.50 in these seeds f<>r $1.00. Read
the descriptions, all of which are
carefully and conservatively made.
1 ivmg up to the catalogue descrip­
tion it what has built up the rep
atation of Lilly’s Best Seeds.
PU G E T SO U N D SP E C IA L
TOM ATO.
This miniature,
from
a photo­
graph, gives you
an idea how the
tomato produces.
Is an early dwarf,
stands free from
the ground, with
hard, firm, round
stalks.
Yields
large clusters of round, firm, lus­
cious fruit, beautiful rich color,
free from blemish, stands shipment
splendidly. A three-season leader;
popular everywhere. Perfected by
us
on
our
experiment
grounds at Brighton Beach,
and can be obtained solely
from us Sold only in sealed pack­
ets. Ounce, 60c; packet, 10c.
G O LD E N JE R SE Y W A X BEAN .
Brittle, tender, broad, thick—
the best o f all the yellow pod bush
beans. Stringless Beautiful
golden color and delicious
flavor.
Vigorous, reliable,
and an abundant producer. $-lb.,
t i c ; packet, 10c.
JACK F R O S T S W E E T CO RN.
Plump, milky kernel', that melt
in your mouth; tender, sweet, pro­
lific—really
phenomenal
Dwarf
variety, permitting close planting
Very hardy. Jack Frost seed has
been perfected by ourselves on
Puget Sound, is thoroughly accli­
mated and peculiarly adapted to
Pacific Coast conditions. Not only
Season's earliest, but longest
and latest producer. W e can­
not say too much in en­
dorsement o f this corn. Large
packet, lie .
L IL L Y ’S G L O R Y CABBAGE.
Glorious in flavor, gl.»ri<»udy
sound, a glorious grower and a
glorious shipper. Lilly ships tons
o f this cabbage seed across the
continent, as this variety, perfect­
ed on Pnget Sound, is admitted to
be the best cabbage grown. Even
rounder and more solid than the
M:'-
Danish Ball Head, and infinitely
better adapted to Pacific coast con ­
ditions. True to type, every
head like its neighbor, sym­
metrical, white inside and
solid to the core
l-lb., $1.25; 1-
oz., 35c; packet, 10c.
P R ID E O F T H E P A C IF IC
CUCUM BER.
Almost a seedless cucumber, the
seeds being small and few. Per­
fectly smooth, very dark green,
beautiful white fiesh, perfect cu­
cumber flavor, exceptionally firm,
crisp and delicious. Grows 10 to
18 inches long, always straight, and
dark green until ripe. Vine
hardy and vigorous; enor
mously productive; yields
early and late in season, i-lb., M e;
2-ox., 40c: 07 , 25c; packet. 10c.
E N G LISH FO R C IN O
LET TU C E .
Large, crisp, tender: best vari­
ety for home culture, because eas­
ily grown outdoors or in frames;
rich color, ideal for garnishing.
Hotels gladly pay one-third more
for this lettuce. Stands more
neglect in watering, and does not
quickly run to seed. Most profitable
for market purposes because
quickly ready in fine large
bunches of beautiful light
green, which never spot, k lb., 50c;
oz., 10c; packet, 10c.
MT. R A IN IE R PEA.
e/ark, rich green, well-filled pods,
creamy and delicious; enormously
productive.
Propagated in Wash­
ington. and the best early pea ever
offered to western grower».
F.specially valuable for mar­
ket gardeners, commanding
the highest prices through the sea­
son. Large packet, 10c.
C R IM S O N G LO B E BEET.
Close grain flesh, very sweet,
tender, blood red. delicately zoned
with white. Kxceedingly smooth
surface. Finest in form, flavor
and color. Free from woody,
fibrous roots. Grows uni­
form in size—about three inches
through. Matures early. Pkt . 10c.
G O L D E N H A L F -L O N G
CARROT.
Best o f all the yellow varieties
Very sweet, close in texture, gold­
en yellow, solid, very smooth, at­
tain« large sire, has small core,
and adapted to all soils; under
good cultivation yields 25 to »0
tons per acre. Ready for table
at all times during growth
Equally valuable for stock
A
market
favorite, l- lb , M e;
packet, 10c.
S P E C IA L
P R IC E O FFER.
$ 1.00.
$1 .00 worth of above seeds (one
packet of each variety, with packet
o f Old Fashioned Flower Garden
Seeds thrown in free) for 75c.
Six 10c packets, with Flower
Garden packet, 50c.
Three 10c packets. 25c.
Above prices are postage paid.
G ro w
SEEDS AND
GROW RICH
Plant Lilly’« Best Northern-
Grown Seeds, grown on this coast
for this coast, and be sure of profit.
You will find that the saying, "Best
for the W est’’ is true in every case,
and that Lilly’s Best Seeds will
give you best results. The above
are only ten varieties of Lilly’s
Best vegetable seeds. For infor­
mation as to the full line, write for
L IL L Y ’ S 1907 SEED C A T A L O G ,
Which will be sent free, postpaid,
on request. Lilly's 1007 catalog
surpasses all previous books in at­
tractiveness and completeness of
dant information. It is thorough-
y dependable, and besides contain­
ing descriptions, price lists and
culture directions of thousands of
varieties o f seeds, bulbs, roots and
cuttings, it is a handbook o f in­
formation on poultry foods, poultry
supplies, stock foods, fertil­
izers. garden supplies, sprays,
horticultural supplies, etc
If you want one, free, mark an X
in the white square.
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HOW
TO
ORDER.
Mark an X in each white square
opposite the variety o f seed you
wish to order, mark the quantity
in square or on margin, figure up
the total, clip out the ad., and re­
mit in same envelope with the
clipped ad. Be sure and write your
name and address plainly, filling in
the following blank:
Clip ad. and mail to
Seattle, Wash.
Enclosed is $ ............... for which
please send me $ .............. worth of
Lilly’s Best Vegetable Seed», as
marked above.
send a copy of the Item izer and let it
UNDER TH E BIG CLO C K .
go at that. W e are of the opinion
that tlie cou nty should provide su it­
4 )
able matter in pamplet form for the
c
answering of all sin h questions. An
Don’t neglect your cough.
expenditure of a very few hundred
dollars would give us sufficient good
advertising matter for several years,
Statistics show that in New York City
«3»
l.ettsrs of inquiry could then !>e a n ­
alone over 2 0 0 people die every week from
swered in a satisfactory manner for
I count filed and February 26th set for
all concerned, and it would go to
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
consumption.
hearing.
4*
those who have evinced a desire to
In re estate of Cecil Courier, minor; V-»
know of our country, and not l»e dis­ John A Brant to lVter Springer,
petition for order authorizing cxpemli-
land in t Hs, r 4 w
$11.21)0 j ture of ward’s estate for her mainten-
tributed miscellaneous!\ to T in, Dick
And most o f these consumptives
might *
! anco; ordered that prayer of petitioner X j K
Mark H a y tcrto J . K. Sihlev and
and Hairy.
11. f . Kakin, lot in Dallas . . .
200 j l>e granted.
be living now if they had not neglected the
Igj
R. J. Taylor to Will and llarty
In re estate of Morris Jones; ret>ort
Forty days of it from lanuary 14th.
Seaman, lots in Independence..
«00 ! of sale of real estate filed and set for
warning
cough.
Mary A. Raker to W T. Huffman,
I hearing January 29th.
The lady clerks are now having
nuenendence................
;t)o
O
Martha Oooledge to H. G. Camp­
their inning, and it is a good one.
Has Stood the Test 25 Years.
bell, laud in t 7 p, r 5 w. .
2,415
You know how qui'ltly S c o t t ’ s
^
Arthur Glover to Martha Bran-
The old, original Grove’s Tasteless
nan, lots in West Salem ............
i Chill Tonic. You know what you are
It is now up to the farmers to say
•¿s’ E m u l s i o n enables you lo throw o ff a
*£*
J. Fishback to lloiner Lodge, taking. It is iron and quinine in a
,
p ,
whether the monthly auction sales A .
K. nf P.,cemetery l o t . ...............
7.50 tasteless form. No cure, no pay. 50
cough or cold.
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will b© continued.
Pierre Higgs to A. M. Holmes,
cents.
land in ttt s, r 4 w...................... 14,:k)7
tfa
Haines was made president, of the sen­
The new -state officials ar© now in Tims. Dodson to H. A. Dugan,
A ll. DRUGGISTS: 50c. AND Sl.ud.
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land in t 0 0, r 0 w...................... 1,200 ate and Davey speaker of the house.
control and every'hing m oving nicely W C Hembree to C Hembree,
Tom Guy and Will Holman e:\rne in
land in t 9 a, r o w .......................
2
ill Oregon's official machinery.
from their Siletz claims yesterday.
itosella Crosseq to F. W. Hex,
700 They will go back next week, and will
The beef trust has marie a $500,000* ^ loYs in West Salem ,.....................
take their families over in the spring.
Russell Cat 1 i 11 to B Gildner, land
They saw J . Cabe kill a large wild cat.
DOO merger. The trusts seem badly
in t fl p, r 8 w ...................... .......
000
scared of the adm inistration’s prose­ Geo. Waters to B. Gildner, land
in 16 p, r 8. vs ..............................
900
cution efforts?
A llie Kqrro to Peter K une, eeme-
‘"r ■
tory M .........................................
8 : ? V- T r
• -.‘V L ecFlX
It is probable that Jonathan Bnurp© Mary Campbell to Mollie Stump,
V y —
lot in M onm outh.........
1
will he elected senator, hut that is no
S-.JI
(V
B. Gild net' to Nelson Wheeler,
Wits never to be gotten so easily as now, and here. With a stock
i \ m
reason wfiy lie should lie. The i »opt©
•120 acres in t (> s, r 4 w ........... . 1,900
of watches on hand, sufficient to equip any two jewelry stores in
3
have lieen fooled, as usual,
town, we can sell you a good time keeper anywhere from $.'l up to
V í 'í í
L- “ ■
$250. Everyone of them we guaradtee for five years. Gold watch­
Probate Court.
Tillm an spoke rightly in accusing
es from $10 up. The l>est movements, finest eases.
Load, Judge.
the president of butting in on the ne­
In re estate of Win. Hparr, insane;
gro question. N om an, however great, bond filed and approved»
JEWELER
OPTICIAN
should seek to elevate the negro to the
In re estate of Jane Beckett; verified
petition of C. W. Beckett praying for
social plain ol a white.
admission of estate to probate, and
DALLAS
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-
OREGON
that he be appointed administrator; or­
To tell the honest truth, we are not dered that the praver be granted and
stuck on the kind of weather Oregon on filing a bond in the sum of $1.400 ap­
proved letters to issue. Ed. Luce, 1*. K.
has been having lately. W e are not Winslow and N. Stoncbrink appointed
thoroughly up In appreciating plum b­ appraisers.
W e pay 4 Oh on time deposits, current
In the W. J. Iliff estate; final account
ers bills.
rates on savings accounts, receive deposits
heard and approved; ordered that ex­
subject to check, and d o a general bank­
We sell stoves and ranges on tin- in­ ecutor l>e discharged ;iml the estate
stallment plan. Tse it while you pay finally closed.
ing business..
for it—(iuy Bros
In tfieguardiansbipof Florence Adams
I « R W
IkjßR
¡ft)
Y o u can have the advantages of a
and Walter Ray Adams, minors; veri­
fied petition of Roset-a Adams Elliott,
strong bank at your very door by using
filed praying that she be appointed
the mails.
E L E C T R IC L IG H T R H E O S T A T guardian of said minors; ordered that
prayer of jietitioner be granted and that
Send us your deposits. A c k n ow led g ­
Some folks who believe in signs will tell you that it is unlucky to fall
S i m p l e I i e v l e e K o r R e g u l a t i n g I n ­ letters to issue to petitioner upon the
overlwmrd on Monday, or to take hold oi' a buzz-saw in motion on
ment will be sent you by return mail.
filing of her bond as guardian in the sum
t e n s i t y o f | n c a i,t fe s < -e n t K s i . i
Tuesday, or to fall down stairs with the coal scuttle on Wednesday,
Tpe dpsirnbtllty of varying at will of $:t,ooo.
Savings accounts received from one
or to shoot yourself on Thursday, or *o sit down to dinner with
In re estate of L. L. Hannuni, inven­
the Intensity of the light produced by
twelve others, and only food enough for ten, on Friday, and they all
dollar up.
an Incandescent electric lamp has giv­ tory ami appraisement filed and ap­
agree that if is very unlucky to call on your best gill on Saturday or
en rise to ii great ninny Inventions. proved.
O p e n an account w ilh us and note
Sunday without a pound of our latest, toothsome confections.
In the estate of Isabel Riggs; final ac-
One of these, an Illustration of which
how rapidly it will grow.
we tHke from the Scientific American,
ip very simple and put liable to get out
J. F R A N K W A T S O N Pfr-xlr«
of order. It consists of a rheostat form­ O v e r - W o r k W e a k e n s
R L D U R H A M V k © Pimdcrt
ed of two telescoping tubes. The inner
The Leading Confectioner.
W. H. FE A R. Secicury
Y o u r K id n e y s .
tube, which Is formed o f Insulating ma­
S C. CATC H 1NG & A m . StcMMf
terial, carries the lamp socket. The
« a
sleeve of the lamp socket extends to Unhealthy Kidneys Matte Impure Blood.
the top o f the Inner tube, where It Is
All the blood in your body passes through
■haute.
bent out to pinke contact with tits your kidneys once every three minutes.
Inner wall of the outer tube. The Inner
The kidneys are your
tube Is filled with u quantity of resist
blood purifiers, they fil­
\ 2 4 7 W a ím . S t . P o r t l a n d . O r e .
ter out the waste or
¿¿l/VvCfiPITAl
impurities in the blood.
If they are sick or oyt
of order, they fail |o do
G u a rd ia n 's Sale.
their work.
Pains, ache* and rheu­
matism eome from ex­
In the m atter of the gu a rd ia n sh ip o f Theo-
cess of uric acid in the ore W. Dodson, it feeble m inded person,
R H E O S T A T I N B gK ’T fO lf.
blood, due to neglected G OTU 'K IS IlhKKItY GIVEN. TH AT IN p i'll-
N suanee o f an order of the hon orab le conn-
him w inn tori a | Min-h ns graphite, which kidney trouble.
y eonrt o f the state o f O regon, for the county
re.stH on the central contact piece oi
Kidney trouble causes quick or unstead)
f Ptdk m ade on the 10th day o f Decem ber,
tod. in the m atter of thv eitttte o f Theodort
the I huip socket. and extending into heai t beats, and makes one feel as thougl
D odson, h feebly m in ded person. T he un
this graphite Is a central pin carried by they had heart trouble, because the heart i:
unsigned guafUitfa o f said ward, w ill sell hi *
over-working
In
pumping
thick,
kidney-
■ rivrtte sm le to the highest bidder, subject t<
the outer tube, but Insulated there­
uitirm atlou by said cou n ty court, on nnd af-
from. When the proper electrical con­ j poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
r the 17th day o f Jan uary. 1007. all the estate,
It used to be considered that only urinar)
gilt, title am i interest o f suit] ward. Theodor»
nections are made with this pin and troubles were to be trap«d to the kidneys
. Dodson, in and to the follow in g described
with the outer tube the lump will glow but novf rnouorn science proves that near!)
ai property t o -w it : Block One in in Haling’--
with a brightness depending ppop t)>6 all constitutional diseases have their begin
Id tion to the tow n of Hallston in the county
P .Ik and state o f O regon.
amount nf graphite Interposed between j ning in kidney trouble.
Term s *>•' sale, cash in han d. Bids therefore
Mollie is a sweet, sensible little woman econ om ica l,
If you are sick you can make no mistak
the pin and the central contact In the
i Pen tla ■. Polk cou n ty, O regon.
SABAH D. DODSON.
lamp socket. By menus of a pinion by first doctoring your kidneys. The mil
too— always trades w liere she ean get the best v a l­
G uardian.
and
the
extraordinary
effect
of
Dr.
Kilmer’
journaled in the outer tube, which en­
ue for her m oney.
gages a rack on the lamp socket aleevo, Sw am p-R oot, the great kidney remedy i
soon realized. It stands the highest for it
I used to buy m y shoes elsewhere, but I dropped
rît
tlie inner tube may he drawn In or out wonderful cures of the most distressing case
to any desired extent, thus regulating and is sold on Its merits
into G ayner's the other day to see if they were sell­
the intensity o f the light to o nicety,
! by all drurt:15'5 *«
ing sltoes as cheap as tliey advertise. B ou g h t
| cent and one-dollar siz­
tltree pair qu icker than scat.
Great L onr From Typhoid Fever,
es. You may have a
#
The annual loss of the United Htnte* sample bottle by mail Home o f Stvtunp Rot/
The Baby - W ell, tlie kid w ou ldn ’t wear a shoe
free,
also
pamphlet
tolling
you
how
to
ft*,
tiuy
y
ou
r
wines
and
liqnois
by t.vphohl fever was estimated l).v Dr
that
d id n ’t com e from G a y n or’s.
out
if
you
hava
kidney
or
bladder
trouble
Vaughn In a recent address before the
liroet front the wholesale
Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilme
Michigan Municipal league at $90.000,
U Co-. Binghamton, N. Y.
house at wholesale prices.
A hop, skip and a jump from the Postoffice.
000. He assumed the annual nutubci
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of cases o f typhoid fever at 000,000 1 Do not make any mistake, but re
aiul the death rate at 10 per cent. Es­ n ember the name, Swamp-K< ot, P;
timating the value o f each life at 1 ilmcr’s Swamp-Root, aiul tl e addre?-
$1.000, $50.000,000 is the an.ni: 1 loss by inghumpton, N. Y. on every bottle.
font full quarts of Tillaireek
1C
deaths. Assuming each patient who
S ' B /q EAftTÖft/ei5
Rye
or
Bout
bon
Whiskey
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recovered to he ill for forty «lays, thus
losing time worth $40, and to be sub
Shipped to any part o f Or*- \
Jetted to an average expenditure of
■»on.
A ll express eharg s
$ to for doctoring, medicine* and nurs­
prepaid. There is nothing |
ing, tin additional total o f $4O,OJO.dO0
results. lie aaya, “ The people j f the
belter, give u - a trial.
United States are paying an annual
tribute o f $90.000.000 because of their
Ignorance through the existence o f a
Robertint? *l\»>s whai every woman
P oitland Ore.
Si Front Street
disease which If every man did hi»
oost desire.*—a perfect com plexion.
It brings that soft, sm ooth, fresh.
duty would not exist at nil.”
W h at Our County Officials Have Done
Since Our Last Issue.
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A GOOD W A TC H
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C. H . M O R R IS,
A re You Superstitious?
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TRACY STAATS,
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Tnst (fcr.tpnmj
FISKE, THE BEST PRINTER, WANTS YCliR 1GB WORK.
Mollie and I
and the Baby
Buy Our Shoes at G aynor’s.
MIL ORDER LIQUOR
BUSINESS
$
OUR SPECIALTY
WOMEN
Reforntlnir the Alphabet.
Tw o scientists have tested tlie speed
with which the mind can recognise
certain letters, with Interesting results.
The general conclusion arrived at la
♦hut »he forms o f the printed letters
o f the alphabet are badly conceived
1 from n physiological point o f view.
If they were composed o f character*
of simple construction, such as are
the letters T and L. the *|»eed of reovg-
nitlon would be greatly increased, and
the mental fatigue would be much dl
»finished. It 1» also suggested, as the
result o f experiments, that the letters
should appear white on black, instead
1 o f black on white, in tlie usual way
of printing, for the speed of recogni­
tion Is about ten times less in the
former style than in the latter
A Sew shIp*« Compass.
M. Melt, a French Inventor, ha* de­
vised n uew type of compass, which 1«
of an automatic nature. The direction
of the compass by this am m genteut 1«
, automatically registered minute by
minute so that by omauUliig th
chart tbo ship's oflb era can ascertain
the route traversed at any time during
the passage. The compass card. In
atead of having at Its center an sg;it»
resting on a fixed steel point, la fixed
ou a steel pivot which rests on a fixed
agate. The latter la Inimemed In a
drop o f mercury, which serves to con­
duct the current of electricity that
makee the registering of the move-
a n a s at the apparatus poaslid*
lt*ar tint to the cheek that denote;
xouthfulnesj«.
It will bring beauty
*o those who tack it; it will retain
it for those who already posse*» |t;
t will enable you to auooeeafuily
•mbat the ravages o f weather and
'im e
D on’ t doubt—d on ’ t argue. Just
•ry Robertlne.
Your druggist will
five you a free sample. All drug-
>ts keep Robertine.
PTIK l IAC0B & COMPANY
m m \o
WEAR
SH O ES
DALIAS CITY BANK
Dallas, Gregor,
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W. G. VASSALL
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Presiden I
Caihier
N. L. Butler, K. (\ ( ’ raven, D. L. KpytJ
M. M. Fill-. W G . V— |H.
B rand
O ur heavy
House
months
a pair of Diamond
underground
where
Diamond Brand work shoes are in every
in the W est.
€ 7 y_M
P
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S ï t / m r 0 BRID O " O
Q r fle O Ë
I
Is the agent for Polk
County, ami is ready to
attend to this matter
for you. Office in Cri­
der Building, north of
Court House.
Mutual Phone -
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dress shoes— and w e make more fine shoes than any other
Institutions!
\V. P. Dyke, of Dallas,
worn
way as superior in their class as are our highest grade
1.« to Patronize Horn e
A strong mutual insurance company do­
i ing business in OREGON ONI.\ .
' Why not insure your home in this
AMnriatton, save nearly fifty |*er cent
am! keep what you tin pay in Oregon?
shoes
ordinary shoes average about 6 weeks.
THE W AY TO MAKE
OREGON GROW
, |Of McMinnville is a home institution
Norwine, of Flat River, in the lead mine district
of Missouri, has sent us this photo of
This hank is pleased to place at the
disposal of its customers the facilities
gained during many years of continuous
service and growth.
THE OREGON FIRE RE­
LIEF ASSOCIATION
c.
W.
DIRECTORS:
K y e*!«** fillin g 1« too Important a
m atter to ruah Int.
with your eye*
»hut. ' I f your e y e « we::r out. they're
gone forever. W hen you buy z l i.e e »
see to it that you get ula.ees that are
Just rig h t
W e ra v e the knowledge,
experience, exp er-vve up-to-date ap-
p a ra tu . and »killed em ploye* to make
them ju »t right.
Consultation costa
you nothing. W rite fov ou r booklet
it con ta ir* valuaM e Irtv r m r ' on about
tho ca re o f the t * W e wtil send It
to you free—post paid.
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The
T est
25
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Y e ars
G rove’s
Tasteless Chill Tonic
No-Cur«-No-Pay.
50 cents.