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:+ + + + + + + + + + + < • + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + -* -► * 4 .+ + + + Citation. Fiske, the best printer, for your job work. In the county court of the state of Oregon, Mr. A. Longnecker will go to Portland county of Polk. tomorrow to bring home I in wife, whom j for In the the mutter of the estate of William P. we are pleased to learn is considerably . Palmer, deceased.—Citation. To Alum Art Palmer, Vend Brown, Roy improved in health. When Did You Know That we aro now set tled in our new room in t h e Kirkpatrick building? you $a; c^cm. “ W hnt'i the nui’-ierf* inquired Mrs. Sturvem as Mr. Ntu.vbortl made a wry face. “ I* there anything wrong with your soup?'’ “ Soupi*’ he replied. “ I don’ t know anything about soup, but this dish of hot wuter is too greasy! " —Philadelphia Press. want U n l u c k y Opal. Gyer-~I see you are wearing an opal pin. Dou't you know that the opal la uu unlucky atone? Myer -N o. I don't. I’ve heeu wear- lug tide one for nearly teu years. Oyer- Well, that'» where Its hard luck amine In, I suppose.—Detroit Tribune. the BEST FURNITURE A - Oregon. “Why dou’t you get up and give that seat to your father, lio’ibyV” repri manded the lady. “ Doesn’t It pain you to see him reaching for a strap?” “ Not on a tram,” chuckled Bobby; “ but it pains uTe to see him reaching for a strap at home.” —Tit Bits. At Do You Know We are putting in a complete line of ma terials for p i c t u r e framing. A- Any Way They Are Facts H e Un de rs to od H i m . “I have a little poem here,” faltered the poet. “Sorry,” replied the editor, “ but I’n full.” “ All right, sir,” was the meek reply. “ I’ll call round when you’ re sober.” — Atlanta Constitution. DOINGS IN THE TOWN. H o w H e W o r k e d It. Would Be Purchaser—These cigars are smaller than usual. Tobacconist—Yes. You see, the cigar manufacturer noticed that the last inch of the cigars Is alwuys thrown away, io he makes them that much shorter now -Indies. Comings and Goings of Citizens of Dal las and their Friends. Watch our weather report. M. Hayter, dentist, Wilson building. There will be a club dance Saturday night. Cream separator oil, best grade, at Finest line of valentines in the city at Guy Bros. W, II. Hoy A Co. Mrs. J. B. Thompson has been visit The United States has granted a land ing in Albany. patent to A. D. James. A new line of sheet music just in at Horn, to the wife of John Smith, at L. D. Daniel’s. Zena, February 10th, a daughter. The equal suffrage amendment was Mr. L A. Thomas, a Stay ton burlier, downed in the senate. is visiting liis brotherinlaw, Irwin Sny- Jer, Itoss Winslow lias been to Portland to A hot tamale man was in town Mon- have bis eyes treated, NEW TO-DAY Advertising under this head 4 cent a word L*ach insertion. In the countv court of the state of Oregon for the county o f Polk. In the matter of the estate o f Lou Emma Palmer, deceased—Citation. To Alma Art Palmer, Vead Brown, Roy Brown, Edna Brown, Vivian Jordau, Pearl Jordan. Ethel Jordan and Gladys Jordan, Greeting: IN THENAMB OF THE STATE OF OREGON. I Yoti are hereby cited ami required to appear in the county court of the state of Oregon, for the county of Polk at the court room thereof, at Dallas In the county of Polk on Wednesday, the 20th day of March, 1907, at 10 o ’clock in the forenoon of that day, then and there to show cause, if any, why an order should not be made authorizing the administrator o f said estate to sell the following described real property be longing to said estate, towit: The north one- third of the following described promises: Be ginning at a point 146 rods north and twenty- five and live-nineteenth rods east of the south west corner of d 1 <• No. 64. Not. No. 2273. of S. L. Campbell, in t 8 s, o f ro w , of the Willamette meridian in Polk county. Oregon ; thence east twenty-five live-ninteenth rods: thence south It ro<ls; thence cast seventy four four-nine teenth rods: thence south 132rods; thence west 100 rods to the place of beginning. Witness: The Hon. Ed. F. Coad. judge of the county court of the state of Oregon, for the county of Polk with the seal of said court af fixed, this 1st »lay of February, A. 1). 1907. Attest: E M. HMITH, Clerk, [Beal] By A. N. HOLMAN. Deputy. lay night and did a land office busi Extra Itemizerkfor sale at this office \T YOUR OWN PRICE—A large second hand ness. for 5 cents each or six for 26 cents. air tight heating stove. Inquire here. Luther Grounds has been over sur A Dallas team of basket ball players veying some 10-acre tracts for H. G. were beaten at Independence Saturdav CEVERAL fine 10 acre fruit tracts for sale Campbell. 3 H. Ci. CAMPBELL. night. Mr. W . F. C. Knell, agent for Filers W e sell stoves and ranges on the in piano house, paid 11 s a business call stallment plan. Use it while you pay OR Sale—Two good heating stoves Inquire of Mrs, Metzger, Dallas. Saturday. for it— Guy Bros. J. W . Corser, proprietor of the Dallas Teachers examination is now’ in ses Hotel, was a business visitor in Port sion an the town is full of pretty would CIR8TCLAHB milch cow for sale by L. Rogers I Dallas. Mutual phone 1204. F20 land last week. be school mar ms. Fay Andrews, late of the Palm cafe Miss Pauline Gerkhe came up fro m . . . . 1A o rtla n d T.w.ud.,,- ( . | kEALED Bids for 10 cords of grub oak and 10 here, is now running an automobile in P P o rtla n d lu is d a \ e v e n in g fo r a few cords of small fir wood for spring delivery, the metropolis. d a y s v is it in D allas. will he received at this office up to noon of F N. L. Butler, attorney. Administrator’s Notice. o t i c e is h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t t h e u n - dersigned has been appointed by thecoun- N y court of Polk County, Oregon, administrator V the estate of Elizabeth Manston deceased. All persons knowing themselves indebted to said estate are hereby notified to call and settle the same with the undersigned within six months from the date hereof and all persons holding claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same duly verified to tlie under signed w ithin six months from the date hereof, that the same may l>e adjusted. Dated at Dallas, Oregon, this 4th day of Feb ruary, 1907. W. II. F. MANSTON, Administrator. Sibley <fe Eakin, Attorneys for estate. Administrators’ Notice. N 1 You are all Welcome. GUY BROS. X DALTON FURNITURE Complete line of Hardware, Plumbery Goods, Paints and Oils in Connection only Summons. M as yet sure protection Alum against Alum in your Baking Powder is to you have no protection against Say p la in ly - SQ¥ALBAK,M0 POWDER R O Y A L is made from Absolutely pure Cream of Tartar,— a pure product. Aids digestion— adds to the healthfulncss of food. Deafness Cannot be Cured. by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed con dition of the mucous lining of the Eus tachian tula*. When this tube is flamed you have a rumbling sound imperfect hearing, and when it is entir ely closed, deafness is the result, and unless the inflamation can he taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, heat ing will lie destroyed for ever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an in flamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give $100 for any case of deaf ness, caused by catarrh, that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh cure. Bend for circulars fret*. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, (). Sold by druggists, 76 cents. Take Hall’s Family Pills for Constipa tion. 0 . A. C. Notes. pledged, and that means a completed building by next September. Grape Portland School Teachers. The metropolis of Oregon has been drawing considerably from Polk county teachers lately, although they already MISS NELSON GAINS. bad a goodly number from our educa tional ranks. R. F. Robinson is the pi - at f\ r L T xi i L county school superintendent of Mnlt- 5he IS Now Une 0 1 the lop Notch- i noman. Prof. Rigleris the city super- intern lent, but is now on a vacation in ers With Bright Prospects. Southern California, a sufferer from Brights disease. Monday morningProL Parker Win. Parker, took charge of the But little work has been done by the Ainsworth school, Prof. Harry Blough, Dallas contestants since our last issue, of Ballston, of the Davis school, and but subscriptions and votes have been Prof. T, A. Hayes, late of Independence, coming in lively from outside districts, has a position in the high school. W . R . P almier . and tlu* three leaders are now close to gether. The special prize last offered is waiting anxiously for a claimant. Miss Lydia Muscott, Dallas..........21,210 Miss Delbert Nelson, Perrydale.. 20,696 Miss Adit Longnecker, D allas.. .. 20,026 Miss Hattie Masters, Falls C ity.. 9,316 Miss Maud Conley, Dallas............ 4,846 Miss Etta Phillips, Dallas,............ 3,380 2,280 Miss At la Byers, Independence.. 1,630 M iss A/.ora Gregg, Ballston.......... 960 Miss Daniel, Monmouth............... 420 Miss Ebbe, Dallas.......................... 100 Miss Maggie llerren; Monmouth 100 Miss Pearl Percival, Indep.......... Our enrollment on January 26th to talled 811 students. Since then many have arrived and the third term will ¿till lind them coming. Benton county has 116, Multnomah has Hfl, Lake has but one representative and Curry none at all. Look up on your map, for even Missouri Las l>een heard from: Baker 18, Benton 111, Cictekamas 39, Clatsop 11. Columbia 17, Coos 13, Crook Meisei & Meiner have gone to Albany, 13, Douglas 13, Grant 8, ' •nliam (>, Har but we are continuing the business at ney 8. Jack -on 7, Josephine 7. Klamath tlu* same old stanti, and we have the 12, Lake 1, Lane 18,1.« coin 7, Linn (10, goods.— W . H. Roy it Co. Malheur 23, Marion 39, Morrow 23, Multnomah 86, Tolk 23, Sherman 9, Tillamook 8, Umatilla 23, Union 28, Wallowa 7, Wheeler 3, YYa.-co 32, W ash ington 33, Yamhill 30. The states are represented as follows: Arkansas 1, California 9, Colorado 1, Colorado 1, Conneticut 1, Idaho 3, Illinois 2, Iowa 7, Kansas 1, Main 1, Missouri 2, Mon tana 1, Nebraska 8, Nevada 1, New Hampshire 1, New Jersey 1, Washing ton. District of Columbia 1, Alaska 2, India 0. Over $14,IKK) has been raised for our Y . M. C. A. student building, and last Friday night a big rally was held at the armory to secure perhaps $1,600 more. The sum of $2,203 was . , , I March 1st. The passage of the Perkins hill means o t ic e is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t t h e u n - 1 here is a deal on for the purchase of | dersigned has been appointed by the coun considerable toward the building up of the Falls City hotel. but it is not en- j court of Polk county, Oregon, administrator Frank tv Oregon’s fruit industry. ANTED- A good fresh milch tirely consummated. * of the estate of L. L. Hannum, deceased. Holman, Dallas. All persons knowing themselves Indebted to Mrs. Hobt. Hatton and Mrs. Snyder Why not use wire fencing, It is said estate are hereby notified to call and set have been at McMinnville attending cheaper and better. We have the liest tle the same w ith the undersigned w ithin six COR Sale—A flue carriage horse, pacer under months from the date hereof and «11 persons the funeral of a brother. money will buy—Guy Bros. * saddle, single harness und light one-horse holding claims against said estate are hereby wagon ; also a pet billy goat. Address notified to present the same duly verified to Mr. and Mrs. George Conley were Several applications were received at express the undersigned within six months from the Edw. Smith, box 262, Dallas, Oregon. over from Independence this week vis the Woodman meeting last night, and date hereof, that the same may be adjusted. iting relatives and old friends. Dated at Dallas, Oregon, this 3rd day of Albert Griffith rode the goat. tpping outfit for sale January. 1907. JULIUS H ANNUM. Mrs. Metzger has moved her entire We desire to announce that after Feb- K^ïnqtUre o'f ?v* 0 ' iviii lliams, Airlie, Oregon. N. L. B i 'TI. kh , Administrator. millinery stock to the Uglow building ruary nary 1st we will have a complete complet line Attorney for estate formerly occupied by Mrs. Hubbard. of wall paper.— Guy Bros. & Dalton. HAVE money to loan at all times at the very John Uglow, J. C. Hayter, G. N. best rates obtainable’—H. G. Campbell. The Racket store has on exhibition Cherrington and It. K. Williams rode the finest lot of valentines in the city. the Elk’s goat at Salem Thursday night. Go there when you want the very best. ONEY to loan on Improved farm property at usual rates by Oscar Hayter, Dallas. George Clanfield has come pretty close In the circuit court of the state of Oregon Mr. A. Konnernan, of Rickreall, has for the county of Polk. Department No. 2. to answering Mr Pickens bug nuzzle, bought the H. E. Bergen place at Pio Key I, executor''t but made a slight mistake in bis figures. neer. Mr. Bergen and w ife will go to VfONEY to loan at 6 per cent on farm seeuri- of D. the L. estate of E. C. Al ty.—J. L. Collins, Dallas. Kevt, deceased, plain I)r. H. L. Toney, dentist, graduate of California. tiff'. Ann Arbor, Mich. Offiice upstaires in vs. L Mr. P. A. Fiusqtb has sold out The G. W. Hhriver and | Uglow building. Examinations free. Toggery at North Bend and will now’ de X ANTED-Salesmen—Many make $100 to $150 Harriett E. Hhriver, de- j per month : some even more. Stock clean. Phone 46. vote bis entire attention to the Bee I Grown on reservation, far from old orchards. If ' To (i. W. Hhriver and Harriett E. Hhriver, de- Hive store. Cash advanced weekly. Choice of territory. Ad- I*. A. Finseth and family have moved . . dress Washington Nursery Company, Toppen- to the George Johnson property, and IN THE NAME OF TH K STATE OF OREGON: * Maekfl of all kinds, and masquerade j ¡„h, Wash. You are hereby required to appear and an John Campbell now occupies the house suits to rent, Come now and order your | _____ ___________________ swer the complaint filed against you in the they vacated. suite for the big dance on the 14th.— W. bovc entitled suit w ithin six weeks from the * date of the first publication of this summons Mrs. Cbas. HubUird, in the Uglow H. Roy & Co, to-wit: On or before the 16th day of March, * block, is retiring from the millinery 1907 and if von fall to answer for want thereof Roller skates, umbrella repairing, the plaintiff will apply to the court for a decree business ami will sell her entire stock Petuluma incubators, poultry supplies •BALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED ns prayed for in hiseomplaint to-wit: For the regardless of cost. and foods, “ Lilly’s Rest” Willamette » at the office of the Auditor and Police Judge sum of $150 with interest thereon from June 27, * I you, h ( 10 per cent per annum and $40 attorney’s Scott Campl>ell is now living at Drain, Valley garden seeds at Smith’s cyclery. I .»f the (fitv of Dallas, Oregon, until Monday, fee together with costs; for the foreclosure of * March 4. 1907, at 6 o ’clock p. m.. for the im- tieing connected with a bridge gang The Kpworth league gave a Lincoln provment of those* certain parts of Court and a certain mortgage described in said complaint there, but may I k * back at Dallas soon social at County Assessor Grave’s hos | Ash streets in said city, as in Ordinances iiml executed bv the said G. W. Hhriver and * Numbered 75 and 76. provided to be made. Harriett K. Hhriver, on tin* 27th day of June, run the Daly hop yard. pitable residence last evening, which Said improvement to be completed 011 or before 1K!M, to secure the payment of a certain pronii- * Horv note, that the premises conveyed bv said 1, 1907. Prof. A. M. Sanders, who has lieen was much enjoyed by all who attended. • May The right to reject any and all bids is hereby mortgage may be sold and the proceeds ap * plied to the payment of the sum due on said teaching in the Ashland normal school, All members of Mistletoe circle are reserved. proinisory note to-w it: $150 with Interest * DAN p. STOCFFER. has accepted the position of city super es]>eciaUy requested to be present at the] Auditor and Police Judge. thereon a’t the rate of 10 per cent per annum intendent of the Albany public schools next meeting, Wednesday, February from the 27th day of June, 1900, and $40 as at * February 9. 1907. torney’» fee and eostsof this suit. Mr. F. M. Clodfelter, who moved 13th, as business of importance is to be This summons by an order of the Hon. Ed. r * transacted. from here to Monmouth last fall, has Coad, judge of the county court o f the state of 'C lf REE SALESMEN FOR OCR NEW COUNTY for the county of Polk made at cham * bought the Emmons property on Court Maurice Dalton celebrated his 14th 1 township and railroad Survey» of Oregon Oregon on the 24th day of January, 1907, is served street, anil will again become a resi birthday last evening by having a 1111 m- These surveys are a splendid compilation of bers upon you by the publication thereof for a per * dent of Dallas. J>er of his young friends in to spend the facts, figures and drawing», and of wonderful iod of six consecutive and successive weeks value. County and towns arc fully indexed, immediately prior to the 16th day of March, « Don’ t buy an oil can that will over evening. They had all the fun possible and population o f each arc given; railroad» 1907, in the Dallas Iteinlzer, a newspaper pub plainly shown and distances between all lished weekly at Dallas in said count) The fill your lamp and spill oil over every 51 nd lots of good things to eat. stations also shown; congressional districts -late of the first publication of this summons is * thing in sight. The Delphos can never Messers Gooch et al, through their outlined, numbered and populations given. the 30th dav of January, 1907, and the last pub * overfill your lamp. Only $1 and $1.50 at attorneys, Carson Cannon, of Salem, Other features bn» numerous to mention. A M a rch «, M L N , HUT1.FR, splendid opportunity for energetic men * Howe’s grocery. have served an injunction on the Dallas RAND. McNALLY a c o ., Attorney for Plaintiff. Chicago, Ills * Both Dallas nassenger trains are now Lumber Company to enjoin them from burning oil, wnich makes it necessary fioatinv logs down the La Creole while * to haveonduty at the depot a fireman at the dam is in its present alleged un * night to keep steam up to a certain stable condition, point, and the two S. P. engines that The tax roll for 1906 is now in the FROM INDEPENDENCE. lay over here in good condition for the sheriff s bunds for collection. Those j Notice is hereby given that the county super POK D A LLA S. * morning run. {«ying by March 16th are entitled to a j intendent of Folk county will hold the regular Leave Independence, daily except Hunday of applicants for state and county 3 percent rebate. Those paying prev- j examination 7;85a. m, ; leave Monmouth, 7 :4ft a m. , arriv Mr. Corser has l>een down to Port ions to the first Monday in April can papers at Dallas, as follow s: at Dallas. 8:10 a. in. . FOR STATE FA PRIM. Leave Independence, dally, 10:35 a. m. : Iea\ land, where he secured Mr. Sedaly, a pay half and let the balance go until the j * Commencing Wednesday, February 13. at 9 Monmouth, W/rf) a. m.; arrive at Dallas 11:1ft French chef, Wte of the Oregon grill, first Monday in October without in o'clock a. m.. and continuing until Saturday, a. m. * and who now has charge of the culinary curing penalty. February 16, at 4 o ’clock, n. m. Leave Independence, daily, 6:15 «. m. : leave department at the Dallas hotel, deplac- Wednesday—Penmanship, history, spelling, Monmouth, 6 30 p m. ; arrive at Dalli is, 6 :55 ¡1 * physical geography, reading and paychology. ing a Japanese cook, who now goes to * Thursday -W ritten arithmetic, theory <*f the Hotel Gail. Leave Independence, dally, 7:30 a m. : leaves teaching, grammar, bookkeeping, physics, civil w And if you don’t be- lieveitcom e and see for yourselves. You may live where The Citation. KOR SALE—My place 14 miles east of town on j * motor line and all appurtenam nquire of J. M. HERFORD. F 27 FIFTEEN to 20 acres of good bottom land for • rent to set out to hops, Enquire at this office. F 20 in food. wood not to be less than two inches in diame ter Bids v/ill be considered in lots of forty cords or more. If it is not your desire to rick it in basement, mark your bid to indicate the same. Only sealed bids will be considered, and the right is reserved to reject any and all bids. J B. V. BUTLER. Secretary Board o f Regents. H o m e K i n d H a s a Loose E n d . That we are increas ing our stock daily? That we are receiving the largest and most complete stock of wall paper ever brought to Folk county. The law in the District of Columbia also prohibits A lum Deep Dig. Wood Wanted. Did You Know Did You Know In England and France the Sale o f Alum Baking Powder is pro hibited by law because o f the in jurious effects that follow its use. Cholly—O f course I admit I talked about myself, but they talked about trade all the time, and of course that was worse. EALED Idds will be received by the under Miss Pepprey—You were perfectly S signed until 12 m, February 20, 1997, for 140 cords of oak grub wood, the wood to be deliver- right. It's better to talk about nothing ered it« the basement at normal sc hool build ing not later than September 10, 1907. Said than talk about trade.—Pick-Me-Up. f. J. CHAPMAN Dallas Brown, Edna Brown, Vivian Jordan, Pearl Jor dan., Ethel Jordan and Gladys Jordan, greet ing IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, • You are hereby cited and required to ap pear in the county court of the state of Oregon, tor the county of hoik, at the court room there of, al, Dallas in the county of Polk, on Wed nesday. the 20th day of March. 1907, at lOo’cloi k in the forenoon of that day, then and there to »how cause, if any, why an order should not be made authorizing the administrator o f »aid estate to sell the following described real es tate. belonging to said estate, to-wit. The south one-third o f the following described premises: Beginning at a point 146 rods north ; and twenty five and five-nineteenth rods east of the southwest corner of tiled 1 e. No. 64, Not. , No. 227:$ of S. L. Campbell, in t 8 s, of r 5 w, of ! the Willamette meridian, in Polk county, Ore- j gon, thence east twenty-five five-nineteenth rods; thetiee south 14 rod»; thence east seventy four fourteen-nineteenth rod»; thence south 132 rods, thence west 100 rods to the place o f I beginning. Witness: The Hon. Ed. F. Coad, judge of the county court of the state of Oregon, for the | county of Polk, with the seal of said court af fixed, this 1st day o f February, A. I). 1907, Attest: E M . SMITH, Clerk. [Seal] By A. N. HOLMAN, Deputy. N. L. Butler, attorney. Has Stood the Test 25 Years. The old, original Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic. You know’ what you are taking. It is iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No cure, no pay. 50 cents. L. D. Brown for abstracts. public, typewriting. Notary in fire in- th Do you want ai good thihg surance? W . P. Dyke, of Dallas, is agent for the Oregon Fire Relief asacia- tion, of McMinnville. Guy Bros. & Dalton have just con- contracted with us for one column of of space for a year, which shows them to-be up-to-date in the strife for busi ness and that they recognize the value of the Itemizer as an advertising me dium. ' ways Remember the Full Name n .e x a t iv e R r o r a o A u i m n e Cures a Coloi in One Day, Grip in Two. <s.w A on Box. 25c. W 1 Proposals for Street Improvement. *L , Teachers' Hxaminations. MOTOR TIME TABLE. * THE SEASON’S CORRECT HATS We have the new Fall hats in seveial different blocks. Imagine your hatchet faced friend and his fat cousin wearing Derbys shaped just alike. It makcK an absurdity of the idea that there is only one realy right block each season. WE E1T THE HAT TO THE FACE Our plan is to have enough different styles, in varying dimensions, so as to tit any face with a hat that is becoming as well as smart. We are showing the correct blocks ol the leading Hatters, and you will be sure of newness and correctness if you come here ior your fall hat. * CAREFUL W O R K quickly done and moderate charges! VVe have a long list of satisfied customers and are anxious to add youi name to OUR LIST. If you want a thoroughly reliable Plumber send for us CUV BROS. Travis McDevit has resigned his po sition as assistant agent at the rtoutliern Pacific station, and has accepted a po sition as traveling salesman for a Port land wholesale house. He has been at the local station for a number of years and stands high in the esteem *»f the* company and public. His departure is n*gretted by his many friend».—Corval lis Times. The Salem Statesman’» sporting edi tor says that the Dallas basket ball five have been playing together for five years. This, as everyone knows, 1» a base fabrication. There i» not one member of the pr*a*nt team who played basket ball three years ago. It aimplv show» to what length some papers will go to ovtmm ie the shortcomings <4 their home T h e re is no s a tis fa c tio n k ee n er th a n being dry and com fortable when out in th e hardest storm. OU ARE SOM OP THIS I f YO U W lA B [ (j p g ■ W ATM W OOP O IL » CLOTHING HACK oa Ytuow A J TOWtl C0.Ì03TOU. HASJ.U 1A. ------ KGÜUMAMCA.LMMTMM1DGUI /V. W% ~~ V government. Friday—Physiology, geography, mental ur ithmetie, comp«Mdtinn. algebra. Saturday- Botany, plane geometry, general history. English literature, school law. FOR COUNTY PAPERS Commencing Wednesday February 13. at 9 o ’clock, a m sod continuing nntil Friday. Feb ruary 15. at 4 o'clock p. m. FIRST SECOND AND THIRD GRADE CER TIFICATES Wednesday Penmanship, history, orthogra phy and reading. Thursday— Written arithmetic, theory of teaching, grammar, physiology. Friday — Geography, mental arithmetic, school faw, civil government. PRIMARY CERTIFICATKM. Wednesday Penmanship, reading, orthi*gra- phy. arithmetic. Thursday—Art o f questioning, theory of teaching, physiology. C. L u HTARR County School Superintendent of Folk Coun ty, Oregon. Mom..... th 7 .10 e « a m . arrive at Airlie, 8 :15 a Leave I ndependenc« laity. 3:30p m.; leaves Moniivouth, 3:50; p. i ; arrive at Airlie, 4:25 p. m. POR M o !• MOUTH O H I.Y . Leaven Independence, dalls, 2:15 p. m. FROM DALLAH. POR IJl UPPERPKKI'E. Leave Dallas daily, except Hundav.»:15 a m.; leaves Monmouth. 9 »> a. m.; arrive at hide pendgnee, 9:56 a. m. Leave Dalis-, dally. 1 p. in ; leave Monmouth 1 2 5 p m . ; arrive at Independence, 1 W p. m (This train connects at Monmouth for Airlie) (Thli li« » : Thin.*, «i.iiy. 1 » f Lei '’■•’ • S ' a r r iv e * t In-lepennenee. * : l n p . mouth » p m PKOM AIRI.IK. I > . . v « A ir lie d a l ly . 9 " f> ; le a v e u lh 5 : « p m .: arrive .1 hidependene» » (T h is train connects at Monmouth for D a n a s .) Leave Airlie dally. 1 » P- m bave W mouth .. 40 P, m , arrive al Inoe ependence, 5:56, P PROM MONMorTH ONLY. I¿»ave Monm outh for Independence, d a lly , al 1 1 * « » , m. * * * * * * * * * a * * * The right hatter is behind every liât you find here and you will take no chance. Uglow Clothing House D ALLAS - ORECON *««««**«********************M M M ***w
