t
HERE THEY Ai'E.
therein, and on ider th is fact
PORTLAND HOTEL ARRIVALS.
W o m e n as W e ll a s M en
(u it 'u n item in favor of tlie cream ery,
i tho c N m w factory doc* not m eet
A re M a d e M is e ra b le by
The C om m U te?* w ho w ill Ntakt Thursday >
•he wants of the m eetin g ^atuniay uf-
J . W. Carson and wife, Dallas. *
car Fourth «, fccecis.
K
id
n
e
y
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ro
u
b
le
.
J . i ’. B. uton, Dallas.
e rn o o n ,th e y will try to e«tnl*lif?i a
li. Ibio.'hbern, linl»*p»‘ndence.
J b c e r ta in i f y o n ta k e I food ’s S a r s a p a r illa .
h > oiierativc creuniciy, one calcu'ntcd
italpliAda.ii?'. ilain..*'.
.
, ,
.
Kidney tr^nhV preys uoon t!.* ninth dis
\t the 'n ‘»»tin\r of the Executive com-
T h i s great medicine cures those eruptions,
i i . V. Dolpli, Dali: s.
to re t iv.ay with the product <>(■«»> <>r | couragea
Irj^en, imbitlon; beauty, vijo,
ntt» e previously named « mi last I’lui
p im p le s anil toils that appear at all seasons;
400 co»*s. 11 i - said th a t over JPO can
a:«d cheerfulness seen ' lay evening, the following -ul> com m it- F rid ay :
NV. K. K night, Dallas.
disappear when the kid te»*s wen* name«l to g o ahead with the
c u r e s scrofula sores, s it rheum cr eczema;
! now I k * guaranteed for »it li an ind us­
H. F. Join*« and wife, hulepeiulence.
noys »re out of order a t l : \ o W o rk along their i-cvcral lira .
try,
and
th
at
by
ru
nn
in
g
it
tliem
selw
e
a d a p ts itself equally well to, and also cures, dys­
Mrs. I,. Ruddimun, Dallas.
or diseased.
The finance committee will at *-nce get
Kidney trouble ha*, to work, :*vi*I after that the other com-1 |1. H. Martin, Dallas.
| the farm er* will get more out of it
p e p sia and all stomach troubles; cures rheu­
become so prevalent mittee.-*
Do not be Htingy ulxuit year Satu rday:
| ! han in any way. One th in g is
m a tism and catarrh; cures nervous troubles,
that it Is not uncommon givi: a but let ih all strive to make tui* I Ira C. Powell, Monmouth.
certain, we should keep our cream a t
for
a
child
to
be
born
celebration
a hummer. II re are th e!
11. M. Mlinger, Monmouth.
d e b ility and that tired feeling.
weak kid- : com m ittee«:
Miss Maud Robertson, Dallas.
home and not he shipping it away.
8 i r t t t a b s - F o r those who prefer medicine in tab­
- 'v v
________ child urln- | Finance—- ( ’has. Bilycn, G. N. Cher- I B. M. (iuy, Dallas.
let form. Hood a fc>ar»apnrilla is aow put up iu ch oco­
ates too often, if the
Mrs. C K . Tyicr, LIurliouton.
D. L. Keyt, Perrydab*.
lated tablets called Sareatubs, as will us in the umia I t«-, it: ** T h « cares of a large taim . so
Dallas m ust have
m ;h t Wii’cn , urine scalds the flesh or If, when the child rington, W. H. Ellis. ^
liquid form. Sarsatabs have identically the tiume much to do and v> little h<»««lth to do It
Printing and A dvertising—V. P. Fiske, i Mrs. Lllu M* iig -r, D:dl: s.
ith, caused ai' mut a complete break even if the city council has to increase reaches an age when It should be able to
A.
F. Campbell, Uoumoi.ih.
c u r a tiv e properties a s the Hquhl fo rm , bo idea a* u- iV vnt HooJ n o n '" 1V
'• !" • k ! r ngth.
i
control the passage, it Is yet afflicted with J . C . H tvter.
C. 1.. Fuchui«!, iudep uideiice.
racy of dose, convenience, economy.—no loss by ovap-
j;A,.r- > s>.........
.. -
sleep 'H*»M
Sarsaparilla . . ir;«ye
expenditure on th at line. We should bsd-wetting, depend upon It. the cause c!
S|H*aker
and
Program—Oatar
H
ayter,
O ration, breakage, or leakage, l>rufrK:.rt» or promptly ai, , j».., uaMr*1 -1 •
*i•.
t health,
U. L. <iutes, Falls v ity.
lock th» door before the house is stol­ the diffle jliy Is kidney trouble, and the flr.>; U. s. Dmgharv.
bj
(j 1. Hood Co., Lowell. Mass.
strength to Uo all my work.
J . D. McDonald, Dallas.
*
sop should b«* towards the treatment of f Music— Com Stock well C. £ Jran\
A.
L. Hayes Dallas.
en.
G uaranteed under the Food and Dru"« Act, Ju n e HO, 1906. no . 324.
these Important organa. This unpleasant
x-
,
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.
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Mi. Lacey and wife, Dallas,
trouble Is due lo a diseased condition of the
u vm ^r 'i- \| o liv '
iom iay:
I t is evident th a t the Cubans are kidneys and bladder and not to a habit a* 1 M -Met/ger. Miss O h 'e Smith
R . C. C'i*avtn, Dallas.
Dt*coi ati-ms—J . C. I glow, A. S. Camp-
rapidly becoming A m ericanized. Po­ most people suppose.
A. \V. l ink, Dalla.,.
Women as well as men are made mle- j bell
( *uy.
D. B . Taylor, independence.
licemen were called in to protect *r rrablo with kidney and bladder trouble,
Parade and flout*— I*. A. Finscth, M.
\Y. N. Boots, and wd’e, Ab.mmuith.
•a te bull umpire in H avana the other and both need the same great remedy. M. Kllis. K. V. Dalton, Mias Kda Ca
Mrs. F. J Crayon, Dallas.
The
mild
ai
d
the
immediate
effect
c:
l
j
»enter,
Misa
Fvangeline
Hart.
da . — Ohio Sun.
Sw am p -R o ot is soon realized. It is sole
Ik.by S ’i»»w— R. K. Willi., ms, Mm. 1 . »uesday:
F. h. Lynn and wife, Perrydale.
I by druggist*, in fifty-
| II. Morrison.
P. A. i inseth, Dallas.
A successful dying m achine has not j cent
d one dollar
Plug l ilie s— Frank Korslakc, R. I .
i-t been invented, but tariff reform * 8*zes* You may have a
Chapman, F. S. Ramsey.
ch I voh
P u re
B le e d
Wc have a line of Millinery that is up-to-
date in every respect, brought direct from
the most fashionable millinery centers,
and we have the trimmer to suit your taste
in every particular. Before going to the
larger towns for anything in this line,
come and see what we have tc show ycu.
D. L. KEYT,
Fports and (tam e*— II. L. Fenton, If.
(Oines pretty m ai it, l.m ii re tor m frr»», also pampnlet tell- non»« ot (twom
Strn,.ch TrouLIcs.
j lias been up in the air for a long tim e, ing ail about it, including many of the I.. Toney, Joe Craven.
Mrs. Sue Martin, an old ami liighly
thousands of testimonial letters received
Fire '.Y »rks—C. Stafrin, Lee Sm itli, respt . ted resident of Faisonia, Miss,
from sufferers cured, hi writing Dr. Kilmer I 1!. U. Hill.
was sick with stoinarh trouhle for mor**
R egulation and control of railroads & Co.. Binghamton, N. Y., be sure and
than pìx montila. (’ lia nlK'rlain’s ^toni­
I
is all lig h t. It is d em ocratic policy mention this paper.
noli ami Liver Tablet» cured ber. Sin
. miatake, but
1
PIONEER DIES.
sriss; “ 1 enn n » v * at anything 1 wai.t
and d em ocratic d octrine stolen by a| l *o not make
nmFlitn thè promlcst auiiian iu tln*
mcmlier the naine, Bwamp-Root, Dr
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republican ad m inistr tion to m ake it K ilim r*s S\va i : t-Root i i the a* kl re
f-
rp?
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n
.
wurld to fimi ducii a goo l medicine.”
, *T^ 100111*3 5 aI!U 7an PaSSe5 A w a y F-»r .sale hy Mali in Drug Co. Sample
popular, and its popularity today i» inghampton, N. Y . on every b-ntle.
free.
[ based on policies, d octrines, and ideas | _________________________________ ___
At His Cooper Moiiow Home.
stolen from the dem ocratic pi at form.
.Voi ice io Bri ii\v Buiklers
The dem ocratic platiorin, how ever,! J
1 j Thomas Sullivan was born in Arkan-
+
I
s*is.
October
30,
1832.
With
his
parents
; never advocated confiscation of prop­
Notiee
given H :at
« i l i he re
e rr »
cents a busht! for 7 j he ven t to Vinsouri when a child, and < *ilv«dby is th In è r reby
o n a ty «ourt, t. be fil«*d w ith t he
erty, or tried to wield tiie big stick to
ti
ri:.
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li.e
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onstrm
tim
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un
so
font spili
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crossed
the
plains
to
California.
wheat, delivered at
th e Li .h i m a t e lE v e r in F. lts
scare capital off the face of the earth .
•J- Me next came to Polk c-'iinty, Oregon, C ' r ity. !g. 'V avr«>s»
ili n*et i ' f .iti t.nti s t te l sjm n imd n i ■«
.the
*•' where tie married Miss Sarah Hooker in fo ra w o o d span. b i.l« to In* «ipemtl it t i o T lo ck
That is what Roosevelt has none in
Tii H-s,
h l‘.* 07 , rig h t beli»;
4.! lNb.3. To this union were born eight
-« r' ud to roju
y « r all b is. P la n s am
order to gain a little cheap popularity.
+ ! children— three sons aiuTlive daughters. r*
fourni.
'pui iti- Kliom* I!:i
J He departed this die at his home in
h . M. SM ITH .
C our i v ( " i rk
a. | Cooper Hollow, May 11th, 1907, at the
Two Corvallis editors h ive b u n
+ j age ei 04 years, 6 months and 1 i day •.
publishing advertising m atter th at
V ! The funeral services were conducted
Î W i:C ‘ ^ Y 5 H 0 3 .
«j. bv Rev. K. II. Sicai’o »he at the resi-
Atiliiit^i>tfeiior 3 Sale.
con tam e i a lottery schem e, and are
Proprie', th .
▼ I deuce, and burial to'>k place in the
now up uguiiist i t i o r a b L line. News­
*** '-lontumnery cem etery, on the Luckia-
In
niilv t u ri of tlio S la te o f Progni.
D a m a s ,
-
-
(>Ki - on .
,•*. in ilr river near Lewi, ville.
papers nave lo be very vu uiui in Li*is
I rim- . « rity o: IV !k. In the m . a n r <rt 11«
PERRYDALE, OREGON
Hr* .Stood the Test 25 Years.
(hir teacher closed a »u»v«Hsful t i in
T h ' .»hi, original Hr>v>'.' Tantib'-H o i s c b o .l la - t I r n l a y , s e v e r a l p u p ils t»M»k
( ..b. lume. You know wbut you are tl «• linai exam inations.
tak ij'C D i'* iro11 and quinine in a
b * Harrington and family, of W illa-
tji te'.esa form. *'«» »» -«-•, *.o |*ay. rk) miiiu, i cut Htimhiy with lier par ’ s
Mr. and Mrs. Joh n CHtugati,
!). T. II lg nn d v i iu t ^ x t m o jJie r
lust week,
SmtH O«l«»rno is shearing sheep for
August Ford.
liv iu I I uhsi - v an«l familv spent Su n ­
day with relatives jn MeMiimville.
Alonzo Tharp has moved to his ranch
on Fpper Willamiim.
I*. (\ l.adv is hulling lmnh*‘r to build
new house mi his farm soon.
Win. Ray, our road supervisor, ties
sv veral teams hauling gravel for the
«■cauls.
Joseph Tharp drove n bund of eattla
t<* the mountains tin* first of the week.
Fred Auer ami family, of Gopher, vis-
i e«l relatives here last wei k.
oo t * aNY '«os ‘ s.L sioo n aa 'i i v
•ccoq * 3 ?pau
V. P . F I5 K E .
particular. We are i . o l allowed t o
place
in the m ails papers com a ning ‘ ‘ ■f+'H’F+'l..! * * * * + * • ! • * + *
.f l 50
Iteinizer, one year in advance ..................... ..........
any
advertising
by which prize j ca n s
.
2
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m
s
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SU BSC R IP T IO N W ith Weekly Oregonian or Semi-weekly Journal
. 1 75 be obtained by ch an ce, uttering such
With Oregon W oodm an.................................................
IF YOU W ANT TO S E L L
reward where the co n testan ts can get
them
by
superior
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or
work
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257
Ml Tl AJ>^ Ki-pidonce, 271
B h L ii j Hesidence, 113
n , lit, and does not com e under the
defim iuu of a lo tt ry. i t is a wonder
th at some of the Foreland dailies are
And (Je t Quick R etu rns
Patronize One Another for the Upbuilding of Town and County
not jerked up on this, as they are co n­ i
’PHONES:
B E T T E R FRU IT.
Mr C. R . G rierson, representing a
pu blication called B etter F ru it, and
printed at Hood R iver, was in to see us
Friday. T h is m agazine is devoted
exclusively to the raisin g of b etter
fru it in Oregon, and is in our mind a
jou rnal long needed, dealing, as it
does, w ith local conditions, as regards
clim ate, soil, etc., and not looking at
our fruit raising from th e standpoint
of an eastern grower, where the con
d itip n -4 are so entirely dissim il r. Mr.
G rierson’s m ain ob ject in callin g on
us was to see if we had any half tone
cu ts of anything pertaining to the
fru it in d m try around here. We were
compelled to acknowledge th a t, a l­
though we have a large assortm ent of
cu ts of everything else, we are entirely
lackin g in th is respect. Not because
we have not desired them , but because
we have never been furnished with
photos of any such things. Now th at
Folk county is about ta k e rank as a
Iru it raising county, it behooves us to
look more to the advertising side of
the industry, and the Item izer stands
ready to m ore than do its part in the
m a tter.
We are rapidly acquiring
som e of the fin est orchards in the
world, and we should no t hide our
lig h f under a bushel, bu t let the peo­
ple everywhere see by a - tun I photo­
graphs ju s t what we are doing in this
line. I f you have an orchard th a t
you are proud of and th aty o u estim ate
will ran k well with those of elsewhere,
r e t a pictur« tak en of it, nn.l «.'.,<1 '»
one to th e Item izer, Althou I. the
expense is considereble, we will see
til a t good half tones are made, and
they will to used in t h !s puhl¡ration
and in others all over th e state, as
frequently have request« ju st as the
¡ T I M B E R
gin our prelim inary work. W e have tin ually advertising som etliing oi the
been requested by prom inent fruit Kind. Kven coupon voting i* now
raisers to do so, and now m ake thi T1' bibited.
ann ou ncem en t so th a t all may have I
Mr. M. E. In g alls, form er president
no excuse for being slighted in the
m atter, T h e extra pa es will la* p rin t­ of the Big Four railroad system , cou4d
ed on th e hig h est grade of hook paper, not have chosen a he ter place than
and the printing Ledonebyii Portland
p rin t aliop, whore they have extra
facilities for showinR up in color.
the different fru it «cent'«. W e will
have descriptive letters of tlie or<dtard«
hy our m ost prom inent grower«; arti-
J See
| Boston to nuikn thn sta te m e n t: ‘‘I
i am not in favor of ta x iiu for d c .tr .c-
tion, hut the quegtion i . whether wc ; |
have not to many m illionaires for the ' S
| t;ood of tlio republic. I Udieve th t ^
one of the greatest esuei's of the pro- a|
tid e s relating to the care of all Kinds duction t*f large and illegtil fortu. es i« |
of fruit and how to U'st com m ercially the tariff. T h e “ in fan t ind ustries” !
pack and grade tin to, In fact it will th a t th e I arid’ was intended to nour­
he an addition dealing with the indus­ ish until they could s and and walk
try co llecti' ely and individually itnd unaided have grown to bo hnlustrial
tending to show up the m erits of our g ia n ts; y et they are still feeding on
county in th is particular to the best tariff pup, furnished m ainly hy the
advantage. T h e Item izer
believes people of the United S tates, There is j
th a t such a n edition would do more I a rapidly spreading public se n ’ im ent
to promote oor section in th is res; ee» : th at it would lie vastly advantageous
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SWUMMI *-
the m atter probably ni gl.eeted. T h e j \V. L. Price is making a new wire
getting ou t of such an edition will feme.
take much tim e and be of considerable
K.*v. Burns is visiting his brother, lie-
expense, but we holievo th a t our en .
Airlie.
deuvor to thu s boost the fruit raising
( ’. K. Rice ivturqgd Saturday from
of th e county will he appreciated hy Albany and \\ ells.
( ’. V. Johnson, of Airiie, was in the
our growers and th a t they will be wil­
alley Tuesday.
ling to do what we request.
Mrs. Watson and Mrs. Rogers were
i Curvallis visitors Saturday.
N ext Saturday nfternbon those in-
Ferry Eddy delivered some fat hoj
< ten'««.«! in th e crromiery or ehe.-<> j Saturday to Dallas for Mr. Grant
| fll( tory proposition are requested to
Mrs. A. (\ Miller and Mrs. W.
Al-
i nM>#t ,,t Brow n’.-'hull to see wh:U enn ¡corn were Albany visitors Friday.
I ^ (jon(1 ¡n ,|u, wfly nf estaldisliing one
A good many are making ]>repara-
j (,fth o w jnd ustri, « here in I>oI as. W e tion« to attend the picnic at Ridders
» Grove Saturday.
reil(iv i,HVI, a ,,t„,(,so f,irt()rv
t |„.
Mr. J o b ’i MtValinm and Winnie Lo-
L ro,)rielor d ,M>,
,.HPe
rlln it
j gan were in ( ’«»rvullis shopping Wednes-
«,
I less lie I«'
guaranteed a certain | «lay.
For Over Sixty Years.
An old and well trie«l remedy. Mrs.
Win. low’s Soothing .Syrup lias been
used for over sixty years by millions « »f
mother for their children while teeth-
ing, with perfect *ncee*s. It soothes the
cidld, soften* the gums, allay*- all pain,
cure* wind colie and is the beat re nun l y
for diarrhoea. Is plea ant to tin* ta te.
Sold by druggists in every part of tin*
we M . 2ô cents a bottle. It* vain»* is
im*alegible._ Be sure mid ask f.»r Mrs.
Winslow’s S«»othing Syrup and take no
other
km 1. Guaranteed under the
F« hh I and Drug Act, Ju n e fiO, llKkl. Ser-
rirtl Nuini»**r lOdS.
Good Words fu»1 Chanifcerliiin’s
Coujh Remedy.
I i‘o’ *1o every when* take pleasure in
tesMfving t»» tin* g.avl qualities «»f Chnm-
her hi in’s Gough Kerne iy. Min. K»iwar«l
Phillips, of Bn «*lay, M«L, w rite«! “ I
" i*li 1«» tell *’ou that I enn reeotiimei.ti
('ham berJain'* ( ’ougli Kenunly.
My
little girl, t ’ntherine, wh«> is two years
old, has Ua*n taking this remedy when-
pv*»r »¡ip
c»M sine * she wa« two
mouths old, AK*ut month ago I e o n -,
. - l a
.¡«V . M o ]
c o ld
*»>*
d t,
»M!t
I
took <']'■■■ ’ a \J:.,V r
h !’ •• .v’v :,nd
v.
..... ra v ell :•« ever. 1 l ì «- remedy
is for Stafrin D rugi'o.
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fe
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L. D. »R O W S’,
»rand i ‘.»li(rc Jitflg c «»» lh«* C ity of D allas
Wc
M ake
every variety of bakery
stuff, but especially cake.
People think bakers cannot
make anything but angel’s
food. W e thini wc giake
CAKE
just as palatable as you
have at home. Don’t get
ii.ad because we think so.
Try it.
Su m m o n s.
In th.- c ir c u it c o u r t o f th e s t a te of O regon
1 for l'o lk c«»uniy, «iej a ilm e n t N o. 2.
D a n ie l lio fftm m , p la in tiff
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C u rri« IT o ffinan, d e fe n d a n t ;
T o C a r r ie H offm an , th e ab ov e
nam eil de-
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IN i H E N A M E O F T H E S T A T E O F
a • v »n, } <.u H i e h e re b y i><|«iire»i to ap p e a r
and a n s w e r th e c o m p la in t filed a g a in s t you
in th e a b o v e e n title d c o u rt mid an it wr. lin
| f-ix w eek * from t h e d a t e of th e firs t liu h lic i-
li : ti 11 of thin si 1 m nions t<>wit: (>11 o r b« f. re
| tiie 6 th d ay " f «hm e, 19(57, and if you fail so
& to an sw er, fo r w an t th e re o f, th e p la in tiff w ill
I * a p p ly to th e c o u rt fo r a d e cre e as p rayed to r
i in th e «aid com p la in t to w it: T h a t th e m ar-
1 1 l i.ige c o n t r a c t now am i h e re to fo re e x is tin g
| l tw ee n Hie p la in tiff and th e d e fe n d a n t I A*
U nsolved an d a n n u lle d ; and t h a t th e p la in -
lit» m ay h a v e such o th e r and fu rth e r re lie f as
to tiie c o u r t m ay seem m e et w ith e q u ity and
g.MwI co n ecien *e.
T i is *uuniu>ns by o rd er o f th e H o im ra h le
E d . F . (Joivd, ju d g e o f tiie c o u n ty c o u r t of th e
slat.** o f O regon, fo r P o lk c o u n ty , m a d - a t
c h a m b e r* n t i ’a lla * . O regon , on th e 1st «¡ay
of M a y , 1907, is strv e d up«»n you b y p u b lica-
j t: 11 there«»!, f.»r a period «>f six c«»n*e<*utive
um l sue« • *»ive w eeks im m e d ia te ly prior* to
t ' .* P ith d ay of J u n e , li>07. in th e P o lk d a i n ­
ty Ite m iz e r , a n ew sp ap er of g e n e ra l c ir c u la ­
t e n , p u blished w ee k ly a t D a lla s , in sai.l
c u u ty. '1 he d a te of th e brut p u b lic a tio n is
i
j
.pices,
Extracts,
T diet Arti c!e«,
Stock and Pou!t>y Food.
IATCH FOR
•t) ir*) of f h** fo llo w !ne de
■giiin.iit ai m j ii.i ito
a w iih g
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t M fin r i f *b»- d oi.atlo.» 1:» «!
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A Guaranteed Cure For Piles.
Geo. Hinshaw.
wr-ntr H centh r«»«|j* ; th*»n< «
nt 100 r**d**, th « n rr
1 of txw tnning. Rirta
I*. B ii t f f t a t
laa. Polk ra n at y. Or**»ron, o r to th e art m in istra
to r a t A lb a n y . O it f o k .
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K l G EN E PA LM ER
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SAVINGS
BANK
OF THE
Cult (guarantee & Crust
Company
Pays 4 p er cent, on Savings A ccounts
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BARHAM.
Addrc -, .1. .1. KB \PS
o r C o u n ty S u p t.
E . T . M o o res,
Salem , Oregon
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AN came in «he other night, bought a cigar.
I y \
Came in next day, got a quarter’s worth,
^ o ecn coming back ever since— said they
were as good as any.
Some cigars are al! smoke—some are all smudge
Some people like a smudge better than a smoke.
We’ve got both kinds.
W c diike to learn your taste.
HORACE WEBSTER,
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The Leaiiiug Confectioner.
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Get “ cheap” Flour if you want it, but we don’t
think you want. it.
If you
would
like Flour
that " ill make perfect bread and have some of the “ staff
of life” about it, buy
Blue Stem Blend Flour
& THE NEW BÀR 8ER SHOP
$
SIMGNTON & SCOTT
is the place to get
The Court street grocers, Dallas, Oregon.
your barber work
done..............
Fine Hair Cutting
and the best face
Which is
The Cheaper?
lotions in the city.
Ca!! and ste.
'T O M « C I L
Proprietor
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Phore 1Î9S Mutual at tooan
or in the evening........
W h en you w an t
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POOL AND BILLIARD HALL
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Ito* touted ir Ih; Nerslakc Building j
(E v e ry th in g upt«>-«Ute )
T<> let the r-liildren soak their feet, get
sick and then he soaked hy the doctor
who has advanced his fee— or get go* d
Slio.'.s and Kidds rs from us and protect
your children fr..m both kinds of soaks.
esaynor’s Shoe Store
w. 6 . mms
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2 4 0 - 2 4 4 W a s h i n g t o n S t ,, C o r . S e c o n d
PO R T LA N D , O REG O N
L D. B R O W N ,
A tto r n e y fo r P la in tiff.
Tn th e c o u n ty c o u rt «>f th e s ta te o f Oregon for
t h c « ’o u n (y o f Polk. In th e m a ile r of th e a»l-
tnlnistaatV on«*f th e e sta te o f L n iK im n n P a l­
m er dece * 0 « d.
v ( » T i r M S H EREH Y G IV E N TH A T IN p t’ R-
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siiNtice o f an o n ie r o f tiie e m in ty co«irt of
th e s ta te of (»r -.*on f r th- •mintyTfef Polk >11
4! « -Cth
»■ M a r'li. 11*)*, In the m a tte r oi th e
« s ta te o f Lou Em ina P utii r decease*!, th e un-
«iersigtied, tl*»- a d m i’i -trat*>r • • f th e s ibi «sta!«*,
w ill fr»»m sti*l n iter th e iS ih rta y of Ju n e . jy«i7.
|.ro«** **l •«* seil to th e h iu b est bkl«K-r, for
* *■ .a n rt au bjeri l«> e«»uiìr.n atio n t»y saia
• o u rt. ai* « hi ■ r l* h t , t ì ; it- am i ini* trai th a t
> o p e ratio n
law <*r othei ■wise.
u n ir **’ o th iT t hai; « r ina«lrtittou t » th af «*f
* sant L«>ii t .irima P «Imor. a t th e tim e <nf her
ti ¡ 1 , io am ! to a lt th a t et rta in i,»t o r par ,**•1 .»f
ni s ’tn a te , Ivi njf. h
*'r :»K in th e .«»unir of
ilk am i afai'- «* t Or<** •o\ and bounded mi i«l de-
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J. T horburn R c s s .........................................f President
G eorce H. H i l l ........................................ Vice President
T . T . B urkhart
. . ........................................Treasurer
J ohn E . A itchison
........................................ Secretary
C has . H. K o p f ..............................................A sst? Treasurer
T ip * fi.”s t t e r n i o f t h è C’ a p i t a l S t i m m c r
N u r m a l " i l i b e l i n o l i M a y 1, 1 0 0 7 , a n i
c o n t i.M ie c i g h t w c c k s . T I k » s e c o n d t(*r:n
b cg iiiH «*ii M o m la v , .I t in e 2 1 , 11K>7, a n i
c .u t.»iti« - u t i t i l t h e A u g n s t c x a m i n a -
i :u ii.
( l a s - e s " i l i i><‘ f o r n ic d in a l l t lie
b r a . p ’h c s f o r s t a t e a n d c o u n i y p a p c r - .
T a l l i o ! f o r cacb % te rn i $ 1 0 . T h e S ii mi *
i r r S c b o o l o f P r i m u r v Nh t h o d s w ill b t -
g in o n J u » « i l , l o . »7. a n d c o n t i n u e 12
d ays.
I t w ill b»* in c l i a r g e o f C o u n t y
S i.p i in t i- n d e n t I». T. M oor«*s a n d Mis**
M . n g a r e t ( ’o s p c r c x e m p lit ì c « ! w it li c la s s
(* - :n » in t ! i<3 p n h l i c s c b o o l» «<f ¡‘ ■ aleni.
T l u ’s:* i n - t r u c t o r s b a v e a
re p u ta ti« * !
t ln «iiig U o iit t h è s t a t e l’o r l l i o r o u g h a n d
u p to G u te im *t!i«> ds, a n d t l i c s t d io o ls c»;
S a le m
a iid M a r i o n c o n n t y r a n k b ig ii
a m o n g tln * m lio-.|~ o r th(* P a c if ic c o a s t .
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Adminis rafor’s Salo/
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R A N K IN G R Y M A IL
Office with J . (I. Van Orsdel, Dal­
las, Oregon.
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Anyone w’ishing to dis|>ose of real
estate will <to well to see me. the
new real estate man from the east,
here I have many prospective
buyers.
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y o l i C K IF H E R E B Y (ÜVKN TH A T IN P l ’ H
•' auaiu-e o i an o rd er of th e cou n ty c o u rt oi
th e s ta te of Creyon fe r th«* <• u .'t ; *«i Polk
niH»;»' on ila a lili «lay ni M ar.li lo.»f. i* tin
m a tte r of the chtat-* o i NV.iliain I*. Pain ter d« -
« u s t d , th e un«l« raigited, tho udm iniN trator o;
liie * s tate , w ill from am i a fte r th e ‘«tilth clay of
Ju n o , HH)7, uro« « « d .«> il io th e h ig h e st Lid
«i r, for o asi,, -m l .--ut.j »jc-i t t«» c o n firm a tio n by
snl.l (‘«unity **ourt, all the rljrht, title am i in-
t î •-l tim i th e « s ta le has by o p e ratio n ot law
o r o th erw ise, acq u ired o th e r th a - or in nd«H-
•i * thu; <»i th* » .¡«I .V Tium T. I*., im er. r t
th e tim e o f hi.« .lo a th , in ii.d to >*¡1 th a t c e r­
ta in lot o r p arcel o i la mi situ ai *, ly in g , uml bt -
le t; iu th e cou n ty of 1\ lk and stai*».* « f Or«'gon. 1
and i’oui «led an i do: eril>fd as fo;iow s tow it :
T h e sou th o n e -tliird o f tho follow ing -i«
scrib ed prem ises: B e g in n in g at u p oint I-n
r- -is in irth , and JÔ an d five-ni!'«*;eu!itl.:- rot’.s
e»i ■■» ! « » f t h e s o u th , ves. c o rn e r of dona tim i lumi
claim No. ni, n o tifica tio n No. >*27:< of 8. I,
C am pbell, in tnw nhsfp e ig h t, sou th ot rang*
f l\ « w .s t n f i i i ' U 'iilah u u .e m e rid ia n ; then«■«■
e»ist
a id live-n im t rcnth, ro d s; ih e n c e sonili
fourteen r.u is; th e n ce east sn ven ty -iou r and
fo u rte e h -n ih o te e n tlis ro d s; th e n ce sou th i-tJ
i «»«!•-; tl»em*«-Wi «t inn rods, th eu . e n o rth Hf.
n .ils to th e p lace o f he ••¡unii;g. Bid s th e re fo r
j m ay be ma«;«* to N. 1«. Hut!» r .it P a lla s, O regon *
I o r to tin* a d m in is tra to r at A lbany, O regon.
Terms o f s a le , c a sh in band.
h l ’OENK PA LM ER,
A d m in istra to r. .
ernent w ill b e as- !
î> H o m in g and ab u t- 1
oil
sni«l c ity w ill sit in
î ii. ■•■•■*ni » ily ou tin irci day
at » :-(t) o/i»: k i n tin « veil-
'.'i iu in c <if.j«*ctioiiH am i r«*-
*. it an y tin-» • be, and
That >.il mi!
>i «n :,■!• pfixiuH in in te re st
.ay at Dim ■ t
I tim e am i i»!acc and show
: a ny !).«■> na\
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w b j .o lid im p ro v em e n t
,Ot OC ¿':i M• r
-y «»n.« I 'n t!»
i:y •cunei', of t h c i't t y *
•aliar», m l • or. 1 . «• Ziuii^iMy <>f May, .’«. I), l’“';
"'¡in. -M ily il:» "'I »«¡.«1 !: «»dictai seal «»f «il
01 D aiias, till» 21st «lav o f May. A .I
C O L L IN S B L O C K
D A LLA S,
O REGO N i
W a t k i n 'f i r e m e d i e s
Itching, blind, bleeding, protruding
dies. Druggist* an* authorized to re­
umi money if Paso Oinment «lues not
cure in b to 14 «lavs. 50 cent«.
I N hih - v
Fow ler. Em ina I
Duini’, J . S. Fergu son y u l J . |
il. F i kfiisoi'. C’Hauncy Î .. <'r i- l
tl< r. W. (I. ra m p b e ll. E, H ay- i
t r, g u a rd ia n , L illia n L u it- |
runsoii.
Auguhtn
Gorhk«*,
M e r y O. ('or. nor. W. 1». ÎHg-
• i '.. P. rt. G reenw ood, ( ’on-1
r.ul la fr ln , Susan M. MiMt-r. i
((»•»»rire C onkey, K. J . R ey­
nolds. Ali»'« <>. (¡r a n t, Ali.-»» I. |
i/uniC'cy. 1L Hurson. .1. NV. I
< ; • I * i i-U, K. M. D ornsife, Chi- j
rissa Wood. < > ojge W. H h - I
o » i. A bel L’glow, E n g ’ ne j
liy e ric y . NV. H. Boa Is, Aliev
M. E ra ’ices, C harles »m l Jo h n
B e ll, <¡porge K. C utler. Dr. V. i
F 'll- . ! " • ' T* •’ ’ -r-' J
(!. \ tin O rs'lel, .1 < * i i n J . NN’ ìm '- i
m m NYllhs Sim onu m , I. O. ,
S m ith and M. Sm ith, if. 15.
1* um tiler. trust« *. am i L. (.e r- |
lin g e r ; mid t«» **.ii o ilie r ¡mr- |
T he «■
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W . H .R o y & C o . fj
ogs 3
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S S ta m p in g
China and Notion Store,
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W. II. 'It*I> h ui**l . S. I
' d rl ^ t , A. G. b rad ley, R »beri ,
»¡m n u w ith in the iir jv iim i- j
t« r des ri •«•d lim its in th* I
Ci ty o i I n t i ns, » ¡re r«»;i ;
Notiee is h en hy given t ’
th e city co u n cil
/ •n co n tem p la tes th e
pr.ssami- ->• un or Aiianct* r* • «Turing th e im prove-
i i ! 1 ! ih ' i1 rio in «Ir ■is or ju r is of streets
«1 : seri i ! ». s n ilio n s, |'*->. ■' ‘
All th a t p ar of
Ci.IV s,[r -'c l. ¡«ill : o-ist
M ain S tre et, in Dal-
lo ■«, Or* .yon • ¿ ’so all i • i»i • pur! of Mill S treet Iv-
in g bt i ««• «*n i .•iure!, ,-tr«-« « t uml Levens dir« et.
in snl«l **ll v : a!*;«» *»il thue î ]».•'• i t " f L\ if S tre e t ly-
in ,; b«‘t m ,' î, Ai di S :r -■*. ai t»d th e ( 'fe " o n & Cali-
forni»« 'Ka Ü v a «• r«»mp*tnv'i v rig h t of way, in said
Ciuy of B a lli s.
T h at snirt ini¡irov* m ent 1 w ill co n sist in "»‘ii-
« r il i i K raal nt- nini gru*. » »•lingsaid part ot said
.ini w ill 1 «. r.-nuU* a it the lim e and in tin*
n it nm r to In- iiori-uil.-r j»r - rib**.! by said «urti-
and are prepareil to do any
kind of stamping, stub as
shirt waists, pillow’ tups, «loll­
ies, center piece*, ami em ­
broidery hats. Bring us your
goods and we will stamp them
at reasonable prices.
than any one th in g , and we will as to the nation if we Imd fewer tariff
sure our readers th a t itavill he a i-redil made m illionaire, and freer access to
to the co u n ty and a souvenfer o f ! the world’s m arkets. T he American
which they may well he proud. Y our I consum er h .s grown tired of high
help in the m atter is solicited, by get j prices, due to a protective tariff,
tin r your photos taken now, and not |
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wait u n til harvest tim e is upon us and
KING.) v A l L i A .
, Wood«.
Vf ' Hatton. Kcîwjird K. I-iiun,
OR.
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O h u n li. Mary K. W il-I
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Richm«*ml. Murk
^ : Iinyt- r, T r u s ttfs G h ristin u |
* 1 t inirub Aimp. Oravun. Mur :
1 t'.iii H. SliO rin, F. h. My* r, I.X .
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one m entioned sto v e. T h e Item izer
intend s in th e fall a t th e tim e of our | am ount of m ilk. The m ajority of the
Rev. M etiger, of Dallas, was in th«* a
apple show to get ou t an extra f r u i t ! farm ers who have ereain desire to pa ' alley and held the quarterly confer- 1
e«ice in the Evangelical church.
etlition, showing what we have in th at I tronize a cream ery, toeause they . an
We have ha*I a fine rain. ( ’r« ps are »
line and rig h t now is our tim e to he save th eir skim m ilk and rear heir looking fine and nearly all the garden*
are in. Dick Roger* is putting up a
wire fence around bis farm.
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♦ j ! W illiam s, TruFt"«‘s K vh iiki 'I
B . G ILD N ER , |
D A L LA S
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Street Improvement Notice.
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T H U R S D A Y , M A Y . 23, 1907.
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THE POLK COUNTY ITEiniZE R.
15»-* hnrg, about a fourth the size of
Salem, an I *vitli wealth in Smaller pro-
p -rtion- . « lines to the front with $117,
, non -iihsci ih»**l f o r a railroad to (\ h » h
Bay. The ( 'oos Bay towns have ple«lu**«l
$llM>, K>>. ll^lf of Uosehurg’s pje«tge
would seeuru for Salem a road t«» Dallas.
It could Is) huilt and etpiipped for $75,
! M10. Salem lias w aited long enough
for outsiders to build this line. She
; should herself get busy. The right
, kind «*f effort put forth here would in­
sure the Salem - Dallas road in a day,
ami Salem business men. property
['holder* itnd working people Would get
tu« k all Lhe cost the first year, in profits
| ami increase of values. It is high time
Salem woke up and gut a real move on.
This i,'th e best country in the world
‘ ami Salem can double her population
' uml business w ithin a very few years,
I by showing half the spirit of the Rose-
ourg pe pie.—Baleni Statesm an.
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Taste;,csç Chill Tonic
No-Cure-No-Fay. 50 cents.