Spring Medicine
UNDER THE BIG CLOCK.
What Our County Officials Have Done
Since Our Last Issue.
Wouldn’t you like to live in Frisco?
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don’t Know It.
Wo are sorry to see the Oak street
H o w T o F in d Oat.
newer abandoned but, it was a physical
impossibility to have it enter the Mill
street sewer— it is carrying more
now iban it bhou'd.
Fill a bottl. or common yl»ts with youi
water and let It stand iwenty-f ur hours; 8
sediment or set
tlmg indicates a
unhealthy cond;
tlon of the kid
Says the Manchester, N. H., Union:
neyx; if it ■tMr.j I
your linen it is j
‘‘ Barring an insignificant abrasion of
evidence of kid- I
knuckles the president uppeares to
ney trouble; too I
have come out victor unscathed from
frequent desire to
pass
it or pain In
bis opening round with the trusts.”
the back is also !
Perhaps; but did be indict any abra convincing proof that the kidneys and blad Polk County Bank to F. A. Lucas.
der are out of order.
lot in Fall» C ity...........
$
00
sions on the trusts?
W h a t to Do.
Lee Rowell et ai to N. 1*. Wheel
S arsatabs - F o r those who prefer .ntHllcino
_________
er, 80 acrea in t 0 a, r7 w ........
There is comfort in the knowledge so
1
ia tZulot form, ...... • . K . r ^ r i H , h « « w p u t n p
„ Q
...... .
Stonehsm,
The text ht ok graft is up again.
lm ehoeoUtaHi a.bUu c * M b a n a u l * . m wm i «
*
•
“ i n i y e a r s experienra I have never
wftois ca ^ i CS ovu , that Dr. Kiliuci o Swamp J. C. Cockerlmui et ux to ' . 1*.
in the ustwl liquid form. 8 nn<«tnhs
H,,od’a Sarsanarilla to fail, tor spring
Tis
h pity that schooling for our child Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills even
Wheeler, 62 acres in t 6 s. r 7 w
1
«ally the same curative pnipertic* ;;s the l^uid
*
j
general blood purifier; It cures
form, beside, acoura. y of dose,
mm ; ban no equal as a general
ren cannot be secured without this wish in curing rheumatism, pain in th; Esther Coekerham and hd 0» N.
back, kidneys, liver, biadder and every part
1*. Wheeler, 200 acrea in t 6 a, r
“
It « ! « •
« » “ “ *“ “ ,,,tac-
| infernal changing of text books ev of the urinary passage, it corrects inability
“ *■ O ' 1“ “ * * “
t l Hti il lt. .. Lowell. Urns», .non U> nay lit».
7 w, ...........
1
G oabanteed under the Food and Drugs Act, June 30, 1906. No. 334.
ery few years. Now vertical writing to hold wa:?r and scalding pain in passing Robt Hatton et ux to Geo. B.
It,
or
bad
effects
following
use
of
liquor,
Lyle,
10
acre«
in
t
7
and
8
s,
r
| is to be abolished; a few years ago it
wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
5 w
.................................... 1,800
was just the thing. Do you wonder necessity of being compelled to go often Mary K. Shelly and hd. to C. G.
Gi iffa, lots in Monmouth.......
400
at the ordinary man of family getting during the day, and to get up many time3
during the night. The mild and the extra W. B. Porter to A. G. Porter, lota
tired after while.
ordinary effect of Swamp-Root Is soon
Buena Vista, .........................
500
realized. It stands the highest for its won John F. Campbell to Jethro G.
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
Mitchell, 80 acre« in t 8 h , r 8
If you need a medicine you should nave the
An old ami well tried remedy. Mrs. best. Sold by druggists in 50c. and$l. sizes. Geo. L. Hawkins, et ux to F. H.
You may have a sample bottle of this
Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been
H. Barker, et al 142 acres in t
discovery
8 h , r 8 w ,............. •................ 2.500
used for over sixty years by millions of wonderful
and a book that tells
Fred Chambers et ux to F. II.
< mothers for their children while teeth more about it, both sent
Barker,, 1+2 acres in t 8 a, r 8
ing, with perfect success. It soothes the
absolutely free by mail,
w, ........................ ................... 1.500
child, softens the gums, allays all pain, addres.. Dr. Kilmer & Home of ftwunp-Root.
Emma
MeCullytoZed Rozendorf,
cures wind colic and is the best remedy Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When writing men
1
lot in Independence,...............
for diarrhoea. Is pleasant to the taste. ticn reading this generous offer in this paper.
Ethel Powell to Chester Rowell,
Sold by druggists in every part of the
1
land in Dallas, .......................
world. 25 cents a bottle. Its value is
Do not make any mistake, but re
im alcuable. Be sure and ask for Mrs. member the name, Swainp-Root, Dr C G Coad et al to Wagner it Wes-
singer.
trustees, land in Dallas, 1,000
Winslow’s Soothing Syrup and take no Kilmer’s Swamp-Hoot, and the address
A H. Wolfe to Peter Hendry, 13
»the# kind. Guaranteed under the ingliampton, N. Y . on every bottle.
acres in t 7s, r 3 w ,.................. 1,600
Food anil Drug Act, June JO, 1900. Ser-
Phoebe McGrow* to Lizzie J. Nut
rial Number 1098.
35
ter, lot in M cC oy.....................
W. L. Gilson et ux to W. 1). Har
90
mon, lots in Fulls City.............
t
Daii P. Stouffer to Mark Hay ter,
+
350
lots
in
Dallas,
........................
T
Joshua McDaniel to W. II. Mc
___________________________
Daniel, 83 acres in t 7 s, r 5 w, 4,192
W. H. McDaniel to Sarah K. La
4*
dle, 90 acres in t 7 s, r 5 w......
John Kucher to Edward Kucher,
Last Thursday evening began one of
400
60 acres in t 6 s, r 6 w, ...........
the most interesting commencement
Inez Metcalf to H. J. Purferet al,
weeks ever field by our jtopuhir college,
3,0(H)
120 acres in t 9 s, r 6 w ...........
j Every evening has been replete with
,T hh . F. Hawthorne to Kittie L.
S W E E N E Y B R O S .,
something more than of ordinary inter*
Hawthorne. 19 acres in t 7 s, r
T H U R S D A Y , J U N E 6 , 1 9 07 .
Proprietors.
j est, the large crowds nightly attending
3 w .......................................... 2,000
I bearing sufficient evidence to this effect.
S. II. Tetherow et ux to H. W
O regon .
That evening was the occasion of an ad
I ) a i . j . a s ,
Bancroft, lots in Falls C ity......
120
V. P. FISKE.
dress by Dr. Kimball, dean of the Kim
II. W. Bancroft to Sadie L. Tooze,
ball school of theology. VV'e hear nought '%4*4e4*4*4*+4*4*4*4*4’4'4*4-4*4*4’ 4*4*4*4*4*4*4*v
lots in Falls City ....................
650
but praise of the effort.
Edna Geiger et al to S. E. Trask,
( Itemize!-, one year in advance ...... .................................. |1 50
Friday night the Philadelphian liter
lots in Falls City, ...............
200
^ A * T 1 ^ A fr Av * M T
W ^ V A
SUBSCRIPTION - With Weekly Oregonian or Semi-weekly Journal............ 2 00 ary society gave its fourth annual pro T. — ^
* R D Evans et ux to Larkin Grice,
( With Oregon Woodman................................................... 1 75 gram, which was original in the extreme r
50
acres
in
t
7
s,
r
3
w..............
5,000
IF YOU W A N T TO SELL
and very pleasing to the large audience
Larkin Grice to C. L. Pearce et al,
1n the college chapel. The societv af
57 acres in 17 8, r 3 w ........... 4,000
. . J Office.
257
M I’ TIT 1 I j Office,
11
terward ha<l a banquet at the Hotel
N.
Tarter et ux to Herman Tar
Ml TU A L j H^Kjence, 271
j Residence, 113
Dallas—a most enjoyable affair.
590
ter, land in John Johnson d 1 c,
Saturday evening the young ladies
Hattie Gardner et al to Cobb &
society, the Utopians, held the boards
800
Mitchell, 80 acres in t 9s. r 8 w,
And Oet Quick Returns
and pleased t he audience even better
Jane Denman et al to Martha Hill
Patronize One Another /or the Upbuilding of Town and County.
than did the bo vs.
1
5 acres in Henry Hill d 1 c ----
Sunday morning Dr. Mock preached
See
B.
G
IL
D
N
E
R
,
Dr. Belfield, of Chicago, has wasted ( Now for a cannery. W e have our the baccaleaureute sermon, and it was a
masterly production in every respect and
a lot of time writing an article t o , milk product provided for; now let us delivered in a manner which delighted
Ed. F. Coad, Judge.
DALLAS
-
OR.
and instructed his audience. At3 o’clock
prove that woman are of a higher type look after the fruit.
In matter of tin» estate of Thos.
that evening was the farewell meet * * * * * -** * * * * * * *
**-*•*-# * Churchill; petition to set aside final or
than men. W e knew it ail the time.
der of settlement filed and taken un
Dallas never did a better tiling than ing of the college Christian Associ
The trouble is that so many men are
ation, conducted by Prof. Metzger, and
der advisement , and motion to open fi
the accepting of Mr. Townsend’s in the evening Dr. I. I). Driver deliver
nal order as to heirship is sustained.
not “ type high.”
creamery proposition last Saturday. ed them an address on the subject of
In the estate of John Vernon; final
Opportunity. The length of this ad
account filed and approved, ordered that
I t seems peculiar to us outsiders to Every farmer within reach ran now dress detracted much from it’s effect.
executor
be discharged and estate clos
Monday evening Governor Chamber-
see the Oregonian taking no stand in dispose of his cream at a remunera
ed.
lain talked to the literary societies on
tive
figure
to
a
responsible
establish
the late city election. It would seem
In the Frances Kucher estate; veri
the Duties of Citizenship. It was good
fied petition of Edward Kucher praying
as if they wanted to see Dr. Lane ment who will take and pay for all talk and full of sound advice.
for admission of estate to probate ami
Tuesday evening Prof. William Cald
elected mayor but were afraid to say the cream that can be brought here.
that he he ai>pointe<Ladm*mistrator, filed
well exhibited the advancement of his
The
number
of
cows
assured
by
our
and
ordered gran tel, and under ap
po . Machine politics is a spellbinder,
pupils in the musical line, and the same j
proved bond of $15(f letters be issued.
farmers
is
only
supposed
to
be
a
start
was greatly appreciated by a large au
surely.
A. F Toner, Cnrl Graves and John Rich
er, in fact a creamery would not 1** dience. Prof. Caldwell is surely to be
ter were appointed appraisers.
congratulated upon the showing made, j
located
here
if
it
were
not
thought
“ What are the functions of an ex
Wednesday morning the graduating j
In the guardianship of the D. F. Boy
press company?” asks the New York that this amour.t would be doubled exercises oceured anil the programme
er heirs, petition to sell real property
was successfully rendered: Music, In
filed and Saturday, June 22nd, set for
Press. One is to keep a senator or or trebbled in the near future. This vocation, Music, Oration—“ The Vision j
hearing, said notice to be published in
two in congress, and another is o en industry around Dallas is in an em of Sir Launfal Applied” , Frankie Hay- j
the Polk County Itemizer.
able the railroad companies to hide a bryo state, but is expected to devel- ter; Oration— “ in Hoc Signo Vinces.” j
Final account filed and executor dis
Clarence
M.
Dodson;
Oration—“
A
Call
portion of the dividends made possi ope rapidly now that we have a mar of the Present,” Alta Savage; Oration—
charged in the Lambert McTimonds
estate.
ket at home.
‘The Winning Quality,” W. Harrison j
ble by excessive rates.
In the W. M cP Turner estate; final
Barenderick, Solo, Ella Butler; Oration j
account filed and Saturday, June 29th,
The outlook for the coming cam — “ The Demand of the Present, Walter I
and
are
prepared
to
do
any
6enator-elect Stephenson, of W is
Critchlow; Oration—“ Arrested I level • 1
set for final hearing.
kind of stamping, such as
consin says he is in favor of “ prompt paign is promising, for through the npement,” J. Dean Collins : Oration— j
In the George Riggs estate; on pre
shirt waists, pillow tops, doil
non-partisan
system
of
questioning
“
Pro
Bono
Publico,”
Orrie
G.
Arnold
;
sentation of verified petition therefor it
and thorough revision of all tariff
ies, center pieces, and em
Solo,
Prof.
Dunkleberger;
Address
to
j
is
ordered that the estate he admitted
broidery huts. Bring us your
schedules, reducing duties wherever candidates the people’s rule has al Class. Rev. J. Bowersox; Conferring of
j to probate a fid that Paul Fund man be
goods
and
we
will
stamp
them
ready
been
re
established
or
is
in
the
Dagree^ and Presentation of Diplomas
possible without reducing wages of la
appointed admiub-tritnr, and on filing
at reasonable prices.
by the President; Music Mr. Barendrick ;
:*u approved bond of $408 letters be is
bor.” He should amend by leaving final stages of establishment in twenty- Benediction.
sued
six states, while nationally more than
off the last seven words.
After the exercises about 70 of the
In matter of Ann Sylvester estate
one-fourth the members of the Nation alumni sat down to a delicious banquet
petition to «ell real estate heard and or
at the Hotel Gail. Orrie Arnold was the
dered
granted.
The success of the Live Stock As al House are pledged. T o continue toastmaster, and all surely had a good
Hi the II. D. Fo«ter estate: report of
sociation is assured. Thursday morn the work and with increased power n time.
sale of real property filed and June 22nd
We were unable to secure a report of
ing at 10 o ’clock the e will l»e a National Initiative and Referendum
set for final heating.
the field meet yesterday afternoon.
meeting in the parlors of th»* P ort Committee is being organized. It
C O L L IN S B L O C K
land Commercial Club to solicit sub will question the candidates for Con
Walter Vaughn and Maudie Brooks.
D A LLA S, - OREGON
scriptions for stock, and Portland gress and the Presidency, and will co
Itching, blind, bleeding, protruding
.Tas Hutchins ami Edith Brown.
owes the perfecting of the organiza operate with Initiative and Referen piles. Druggists are authorized to re
J.
T. Robinson and Mabel Stoddard.
fund money if Pazo Oinment does not
tion to the state at large, for everyone dum State Committees ami with the cure in 6 to 14 days. 50 cents.
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realizes that the greatest success of existing Leni-lies and Federations.
the Lewis and Clark Exposition was The strategic feature chiefly relied
United States to Hattie E. Gardner.
United States to Horace ( ’base.
the live stock show; that the greatest upon is the fact that candidates who
The best is H oo d ’s S arsap arilla. It
is the best b ecau se it does the m ost good.
While it m akes the blood pure, iresh
and lively, it tones the stom ach to bet
ter digestion, creates an appetite, stim u
lates the k id n eys and liver, g iv es new
brain, nerve and d ig estive stren gth .
A n u nequaled list of cu res— 40,366 tes
timonials in tw o yea rs — p roves its m erit.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
We 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 to show you.
D L KEYT
For Over Sixty Years.
COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.
%
-TC cents a bushel for
• ** wheat, delivered at
Large Crowds Witness the Many
%
..............the
Interesting Exercises.
f ....Dallas Flouring Mill....
TH E POLK COUNTY ITEMIZED
PHONES:
? T I M B E R '
Probale Court.
r Just
Received
A
Stamping
Outfit
China and Notion Store,
W. H.Roy&Co.
Marriage Licenses.
A Guaranteed Cure For Piles.
A SPRINTER
A Former Editor of the Itcmizer
Has a Son that Can Run.
will n t pledge foi more power in the
p ople cannot secure their votes. The
questioning of candidates will prevent
an evasion of the issue. Heretofore
The Oregonian of yesterday savs of
in national campaigns the platforms Graham Glass, junior, whose father
of the conventions have determined formerly owned the Itemiser, and
, whose mother was horn and raised
the issues, but next year tbc question I here, she being Miss Laura Ha-
ing of candidates as to the initiative g«»od, a sister of Mrs. K.C. Kirkpatrick:
Graham Glass Jr., and 18-vear-old
and referendum principle will make it
student of Portland Academy, won the
the paramount issue. Machine rule 100-yard dash, 220-vard dash and the
championship of Oregon interscholnstic
is passing and soon will disappear.
schools for these events at the big meet
in Corvallis last Saturday, getting a
gold medal in each contest. In the half
mile relav race he snatched victory from
Eugene High school by overcoming a
15-yard lead on the 220 yards of the
relay in a most remarkable burst of
speed, winning by a foot, and making
the distance in 22 4-5 seconds—the
j truck’s record.
In the Portland interscholnstic school
4*
meet, on Multnomah field, .the previous
I Saturday, Glass won the 100-yard dash
I in 10 2-5 seconds on a had start; the
220-yard dtydi in 211.1-5 seconds, and the
broad jump at 19 feet 2 3-4 inches. It
is said he can make tin* 100*yard in 10
: 1-5 if not in 10 fiat.
This is a g.»od w in g for one so voting
and practically without training. Young
In our seven specialty Factories each
Glass will take his final examinations
graJc o f shoe is a standard of excellence
for Harvard on June 22nd, and if suc
for other grades. Like a machine, each
cessful will tie heard from on old Har-
i vard’s stadium the next few years. He
department must do its o w n w o rk right
graduates from Portland Academy June
114th.
and in perfect harmony w ith every
advertisement Oregon reo ived at the
St. Louis Exposition was the fact that
“ Loretta D.” proved to the world by
drawing first prize, that Oregon w h s
the world’s best dairy country, and
now with the location of both Armour
and Swift, Oregon and the Pacific
Northwest should go forward in the
development of live stock and supply
the Orient and Alaska, the U*st mar
kets in the world.
*
3
OND BRAND
S H O ES FOR WEÀR
other part.
O u r shoes fo r mechanic« combine
the neat, «nappy style that 1 » wanted,
w ith quality o f leather that amure«
lo n j wear— and the price ia n «ht.
i
Awnie» oc.'Ltf» if vouas ha :, n ' t thek
MAKERS
WE MAKE Moire FINE SHOES TITAN,
K
*
•»
K. j
K r-
¿ V i
, ANY OTHER HOU/E
[IN TflE
WESTS
A Surprise Parly
W im given in honor nf Miss Kutie
Hughe* at tin- homo of tier mother.
M r». < ieorife Munenti, \Vet!ii'**iiay even*
ing, nixiut thirteen yoiiott folk. Keine
present. t.Rine* of all kiml* were in-
tlulg-tl in mul lieht reftTwhuii nte were
serve'!. TKoee lee.ent
wer.*: Kntie
Hítele«. T’lmn 11 :i "ri^ I 'In’ VeT'mie!
I’, rniee Cone, tomrein Fi-ke, I'thel
! Johnson. Ruth Morri-on, Frank Hollia-
ter, Clark VanOrmlel, Imiiia Blaster,
Harry Madison. Citarle« Hevelaml au<l
Harry Critehlow.
There ia a city ordinance against oh-
*tructions on the «¡«lewalka «nch a«
«ign», awnings, poats. etc. The Mine ia
being violated in several Instances.
» We Make
every variety of bakery
stuff, but especially cake.
People think bakers cannot
make anything but angel’s
food. W e think we make
CAKE
Patents.
A Mineral Spring on D. L. Keyt’s
Farm Near Perrydale.
On one of his farms near Perry dale
Hon. D. L. Kcyt has a spring that has
for some years been uoted locally for
its health mending properties. It has
cured a number of eases of rheumatism
and other ailments, in fact the water is
an all around health provocative, but
most particularly adapted for stomach
ailments and as a blood purifier. Mr.
Keyt had it analyzed by the Corvallis
college chemists, but when we saw him
yesterday he had forgotten the exact
formula and ingredients, blit soda, silica,
and iron, are of the highest proportion.
He is a firm believer in the curative
properties of the water and mentioned a
a number of benefited and cured cases
to prove bis claim. Some day we may
see a great health resort established
there. But to the strange part of the
spring we now come: It is boarded uj
to the height of some two feet to keep
it in clear and good condition, and until
the morning after the San Francisco
earthquake always remained at the
same level, both winter and summer.
No motion of any sort was ever noticed,
it being just a calm, quiet pool, with
properties all ready mentioned. On
the morning after the earthquake the
water was found to he in a state of vio
lent eruption, bubbling and throwing
itself to a height of three and four feet.
The water did not seem to increase in
volume but became violently agitated,
and has so continued to this day, al
though not quite to the extent of the
first few mornings after the earthquake.
The spring undoubtedly has connection
with some subteranean cavern or cur
rent affected by the earth’s convulsions,
and it is the opinion of manv that an
other earti quake may make of it a gush
er, and perhaps a hotoife.
Dan Brown, Prop.
Remember the Ghost Party at the
Skating rink to-night.
Toilet Articles,
Stock and Poultry
With a back constantly aching,
With distressing urinary disorders,
Daily existence is but a struggle.
No need to keep it up.
Doan’s Kidney Pills will cure you.
Mrs. M. Custer, of 436 W Fifth street.
Albany, Ore., says; “ I have had no
occasion to use Doan’s Kidney Pills for
nearly tfiree years and that fact alone is
proof of the value of the remedy, At
the time I got it at Foshay
Mason’s
drugstore I was suffering an acute at
tack of kidney complaint, the result of
a cold which settled in my kidneys. It
made me so weak and lame that 1 could
scarcely move from one place to another.
The passages of the kidney secretions
1 were so frequent that I got little if any
rest at night. I continued using Doan’s
1 Kidnev Pills until cured, and in March,
| 1903, I told the story of my experience
' for publication in our local papers,
i Now that the cure has proved permanent
j I am fully convinced of the value of
' Doan’s Kidney Pills and wish every
j sufferer to know it.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
' cents
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
| New York, sole agents for the Unitid
I States.
Remember the name— Doans—and
ft TcalN take no other.
COMMISSIONERS.
j
J Wm. Ridcfell
In matter of the petition of Frank fs-
| aacs and others to create and establish
4
i a district out of territory in Grand <
j Ronde Indian reservation to he known
l as School Dist. No. 66: ordered that the
! prayer of petitioner be granted.
Tn the petition of Ora Crowley praying
that she be transferred together with
her real estate from school district No.
19; ordered that prayer be granted.
w
[ATCH fOR
A nd buy of the traveling
agent for Polk County.
W a t k i n ’s Remedies
Geo. Hinshaw.
A . J. B A R H A M
Office with J. G. Van Orsdel, Dal
las, Oregon.
Summer School
Because j our system is exhausted and
your powers of resistance weakened.
Take
5
A
a
a
S cott’s, Em ulsion.
It builds up and strengthens your entire system.
It contains Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites so
prepared that it is easy to take and easy to digest.
all
W R IT E
D r . u c G i s r ; : et c . a n d *1.00
FOR O U R B O O K L E T O N
BANKING BY M AIL
O
IN T E R E S T O N
SAVINGS ACCO UNTS
SAVINGS
BANK
o r THE
Citte Guarantee & C ru s t
Company
Many a Dallas Citizen Finds the
Struggle Hard.
P ays 4 p er cent, on Savings A ccounts
•• 4 ••
•• •• C ertificates o f D eposit**
“ 3 “
"
•• A ccounts Subject to Check
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J. T horburn R o s s .............................................. President
G eorge H. H i l l ....................................... Vice President
T. T. B u r k h a r t .......................... ......
Treasurer
J ohn E. A itchison
....................... " . . .
Secretary
C has . H. K o p f ........................................ A sst. Treasurer
2 4 0 -2 4 4 W a s h in g t o n St., C o r . S e c o n d
PO R TLA N D , OREGON
SUMMER EATS
SUMMER DRINKS BEST IN TOWN
HORACE WEBSTER,
jin ffn s T
—
—
g jg a g r g x r a g a i
i » , A g o n fa , « a a n r a —
The Leading Confectioner.
You Know Where.
Always Ready to Serve You |
* Phone 1196 Mutual at noon
«
or in the evening........
guest of Miss Vera Coajier.
Miles Oita orders his paper changed
from Dallas to Black Rock.
W h e n yo u w a n t
S la b w o o d .
E ith e r f6 i n c h or
4 f o o t le n g t h s .
Mrs. Mary Collins-Watts is visiting
her parents, Judge and Mrs. J. L. Col
lins.
No muss, no trouble, when you bake
Allen’s Brown Bread flour. For sale at
Howe’s grocery.
Roller skates—Winslow. Richardson,
Chicago and Henley roller skates at Lee
Smith’s cyclerv.
W. G. MATTHfWS
Dulla«,
••Snffp-ed day and night the torment
Nothing
help»*«I ri\e
Rev. A. C. Corbin, pastor of the
j Christian church at Dallas,occupied the
(pulpit of the Christian church in this
citv last Sunday morning and evening,
j —McMinnville Telephone- Register.
Oregon.
U the place to get
your barber work
done...............
Fine Hair Cutting
and the best face
lotions in the city.
Call and see.
The Circle is requested to meet in the
banquet room at the Woodman hall Sun
day nftcm«'on at 2:30, the gnsedf in un
iform, to participate, in the Woodman 41
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memorial exercises.
until I used lVoin’s Ointment, it cured
me permanently."-— Hon. John R. Gar
rett. Mayor, Girard, Ala.
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AND WE ARE THE GROCERY FIRM THAT CAN BEST PIT
YOU OUT. ALL THE LATEST NOYELTiES EOR LUNCHES
SIM0NT0N & SCOTT
% THE NEW BARBER SHOP
A healthy man is a king in his own
right; an unhealthy mail is an unhappy
slave. Burdock Blood Bitters builds up
sound health— keeps you well.
of itching piles.
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Picnic Tim e Again
T h e C o u r t stre e t g ro cers, D a lla s , O re g o n .
Johnson Bros have one of the neatest
*»«>da water fountain exhibits in town,
hacked bv a large tniiror 4^x8. It
surely looks nice.
Food.
,
Earl Wisecarver has purchased a half
interest in the Lynch barber shop.
A HARD STRUGGLE.
Anyone wishing to cliapoae of real
estate will <lo well to see me. the
new real estate man from the eaat
where I have many i>ro«|iective
buyers.
That hacking cuugh continues
Dallas barbeis have discontinued the
monthly rate for shaving.
The public school will close June 12th
with appropriate* e x e r c i s e s . There will
be no graduation exercises, as we now
have 10 grades in the school.
farmers
City folks Attention!
T!»e first term of the Capital Summer
Normal will begin on May 1, 1907, and
continue eight weeks. The second term
¡beginson Monday, June 24,1907, ami
continues until the August examina-
| tion. Classes will 1 m * formed in all the
i branches for state and couniy papers,
i Tuition for each term $19. The S uiii -
j mer School of Primary Methods will he-
I gin on June 11, 1907, and continue 12
| days. It will he in charge of County
| Superintendent E. T. Moores and Miss
Margaret Cosper, exemplified with class-
I es from the public schools of Kale in.
These instructors have a reputatim
Mr. and Mrs. Nez Dale returned yes throughout the state for thorough and
terday from a trip through the Tilla uptodate methods, and the schools of
Salem and Marion county rank high
mook region.
among the schools of the Pacific coast.
Remember that Kraber’s speiial
Address, J. J. KRAPS
pack berries are delivered fresii twice a
or County Supt. E. T. Moores,
day at Crider’s and Webster’s store.
Salem, Oregon
Change West Side Time Card.
The Epworth league will give a lawn
party at the resilience of Mrs. V. P.
Fieke Saturday evening.
Spices,
Extracts,
Thursday:
C. L. Barnhart, Falls City.
Friday.
E. D. Ressler, Monmouth.
Miss Me Williams, Dallas.
J. S. Cooper, Independence.
Saturday :
Mrs. W. A. Williams, Dallas.
A. M Trent and wife, Dallas.
J. G. Trent, Dallas.
W. J. Trent, Dallas.
J. S. Cooper, Independence.
Mrs. Ella Metzger, Dallas.
B. M. tiny, Dallas.
Sundayr
J. C, Hay ter, Dallas.
James ('bitty, Dallas.
George Loft us, Falls City.
M. A. McLaughlin, Fails City.
E. II. llosuer, Monmouth.
Monday:
J. \V. Coraer and wife. Dallas.
T. E. Trask, Falls City.
E. H. Hosner, Monmouth.
J. D. McDonald, i»Alias.
Geo. Graves, Independence.
Tuesday:
C. L. ( ’rider, Dallas.
C. B. Dalton, Monmouth.
G. F. Graves, Independence.
Wednesday:
A. J. Martin. Dallas.
B. F. Jones, Independence.
C. J. Fitchard, Ind.
J. A. Horn, Ind.
There will be a slight change in the
West Side Southern Pacific time card,
beginning June 9. Thereafter, train
No. 2, for Corvallis, will leave daily at
7 a. m. instead of 7:40. Returning,!
the Corvallis train will reach Portland
at 5:56 p. in. instead of 5:50, lengthen
ing the schedule 35 minutes. Longer
time to make the run is found to be
necessary in order to make the con
stantly increasing number of stops.
Harriman is going to to take his spite
out on us too. The trains are surely
slow enough now—you can make better,
time in an auto.
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The Dallas 'B akery
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AFFECTED BY EARTHQUAKE.
At the library ■luring May 597 books
were borrowei!
just as palatable as you
have at home. Don’t get
mad because we think so.
T ry it.
PORTLAND HOTEL ARRIVALS
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The Cheaper?
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T o le t th e c h ild r e n so a k th e ir fe e t, g e t
s ic k an d th en he so a k e d
TO W R E I L
Propri, t .r
V
by
th e
d o cto r
w h o h a s a d v a n c e d hi*« fee— or get good
iriiria
S iloes anti Iv u ltln rs fro m us a n d p ro te c t
y o u r c h ild r e n fro m bo th k in d s o f so a k s.
Caldwel Bros.
POOL AND BILLIARD HALL
Ntw ItuM ii the Ktdakt BuiMinf
( E v e r y t h i n g u pto -ds te )
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Gaytior’s Shoe Store
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