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The Best and Largest Paper in Polk County. D A L L A S O R E G O N J U N E 13. 1907 vol . xxxm. N O .». NEED A DRINK. FROM EVA WASH. Telit of Pleasure Trips Around A Drinking Place Sorely Needed Seattle. i in Dallas. Don’t Overlook T im e and again it has been brought Portland, Oregon, June 0, 1(^)7. Dear Item izer: My Polk County to our notice that Dallas stands greatly in need of some place where the visit friends may enjoy a brief recital of my ing public can obtain refreshment in recent delightful observations mud ex- the wav of a cold drink of fresh water, pefiences on Puget Sound. In going cH|M*cially the ladies and children. the 230 miles between Dallas and He* There are, of course, water taps at the i ear of moat of the stores, hut the busy uttle I saw everyw here abundant e v i merchant, ami his clerks, especially on dences of progress and prosperity and days when there is a large crowd in noted a large travel in all directions. town, has hardly the inclination or de My aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Grant, met me at sire to attend wuntsof all w ho may come on such an errand and besides it oc the train in Seattle and caused me to casions a jam in the store not conduc spend a most charming week at her tive to th e ‘rapid dispatch of business. home. H er husband, Capt. Thomas None of our merchants have raised Grant, who has had charge of the steam complaint ¿bout it, hut any one o f fair mind can eesilv conceive that in time it ers on the Sound for many years, is now will become a nuisance o f no -mall in command of the beautiful excursion» 'moment, ntore especially when the taps steamer, Yoaem ite, which has a capac are often times jneedbd for other pur ity of 1500 passengers and is constantly poses. The remedy is a public drink ing fountain on our main street, where engaged in taking large pleasure parties ’ »oth humans and qnadrepeds can satis- to interesting points all around tin “v their desire for the life giving fluid. Mr. W illiam Sound. The lioat may l>e chartered b\ In conversation with lodges or individuals at $750 a day to Grant yesterday, he suggested that a make any desired excursion and when fountain might well lie placed on the not specially engaged makes short a f east side of Main street at the inter ternoon and -vening trips. It has an section of th f middle cross walk ami the electrical piano and the hand is paid front walk to the court house. That $1 ikH) a month. There is a fine dancing there It would in no way interfere with floor which accomodates from 40 to 50 travel, 1 h * easily accessible for both couple and a special dancing master. teams and people and a boon of incal- A trained nurse is carried to care for cuable benefit to our visitors. It is pre babies or any one who may become sick. sumed that the water company would A firstclass restaurant furnishes all gladly furnish the water ftee for such kinds of light refreshments but no a laudable undertaking, and it would strong drinks can be had. Sometimes not cost our city council any great sum half a dozen automobiles are taken along to put in a cement fountain adaptable C o p y r ig h t I 907 by to scout through the country at stop to the purposes suggested. l«ef us have Hart Schaffner í í M arz ping places. During the week my un such a convenience ami 1>efore July 4th d e and aunt took me all over the Sound if possible. in their steamer, the scenery being ' unique and grand One evening our trip was past the navy yard at Bremer ton, where the brilliantly lighted war ships made a pretty picture. In the e x cursion to Port Townsend we had a carriage d rive through the city and went by the Custom House and the Marine K raber is sorry be cannot accomodate hospital located there. Our vessel also Nearly a year ago Harry Stutsman, all who want berries, but promises to steamed close to Irondale, where large* plant a bigger patch next year. quanities of iron are being smelted. engineer of the Burnside bridge, pur Rhododendrons, the Washington state chased a farm of 180 acres in Polk coun These Oregon people have received flower, grow in profusion around there. ty on the W ¡¡la mette river. 38 miles patents during the last w eek: V . K. This year be will liar- A!>olit 600 people went on our lon gest! from Portland Cambpell, Portland, interchangeable . . . the .................. #__, __r ......... ________ trip to state capital, Olympia, and I j vest a big crop . of fruit. His man in j and adjustable screw driver and com had an electric ear ride to T u in w a ter,! charge reports that there will he 1000 bined tool holder ; W . E. Carter. H u n where the famous Olympia beer is \ bushels of peaches, between 4000 and tington, hay stacker; T. C. H ill, P o rt made. Eu route to Olym pia we passed 5000 bushels of prunes, 1000 bushels land, metallic beam or gird er; W . D. On going to bin office M onday to learn Tacoma, the government penetentiary of first class apples and 6*00 bushels of M cM illan, Union, puzzle. the news of the police court, we were in on M cN eil’ s island and the Insane Asy Bartlett pears. Last spring Mr. Stats lum at Steilacoom. As we passed Mc man had set out 400 English walnut D A LLA S , OREGON formed that Hie Honor bad ekipped out N e il’ s Island our ham! serenaded the trees, all of which are thriving. The for Baker C ity, and that hie purpose was prisoners by playing “ Cheer up Mary ” farm is on the hanks of the W illam ette A ll kinds of meals, inclu din g to bring home a bride. Irately the Judge One of the favorite excursions is up river so that boats mav land within 200 firth and poultry. Saiitdac- H ood's canal, which leads straight into feet of the orchards. The first of the liae l>cen given to nocturnal ramble« and tion guaranteed. the Olympic mountains where the seen- year water overflowed the orchard and other evidences of a mad desire to com ery is said to equal that of Switzerland, left a deposit of nine inches of silt on mune with himself alone, hut we really Seattle is a beautiful city and is aroing the ground, which act 9 as a fertilizer.— had no idea that ouryoung friend Cupid ahead with race horse speed. E v e r y - i Portland Journal, body seems in a good humor and all had landed a solar plexus blow, and work together in the interest of their that that was the reason of his extrem e town. The people live well, dress well For those who have any form o f blood a 1 »tra ctio n . In fact we can in no way be and are trying to make the most o f life called a party to the crime, hut remeni- as they go along. I never had a more disorders; who want new, rich blood and plenty » of Fluid E x A IR L 1 B - - ORKUON. «• it, try • . this: If i bering the days of our youth, when this enjoyable or more instructive trip. Pitl-fl nn>1 inammn nre «njonrnins for ,ra<t Dandelion, one-half on « nee; Corn- ; self same overjK»weringgod, had even ns a few week« at !I2‘ „ Oran.l Avenue. P0“ 1» ) Kar^on, one oun.-e; ('»„.p ou n d i in his fast embrace, we overlook his not Portland, while I am 'finishing up my Kvrnp Saraapnr.lla thn-eounre,. Shake Soft drinks in season, cigars and ♦ ' making us acquainted with the fact I k *- shorthand and tvpew riti..K eourae at 'veil .n a bottle and take in en.pooi.ful tobacco. Fresh candies. Arm strong’ ? bueinea» college. Then dose^ after eaeh meal at bedtime Any fore his departure, and append a cutting for-ev era l veara our home i* to he at pharmacy ran mu.pl.v the | from the Baker City Herald : Uerkelev, California, where fu n to enter ''t e n t-a t «m all coat. This ia the |.re- «cript.on whieh when made up, m « all- Next Wednesday, June 12, M i«a Leta the atat’e univeraitv. _________ ^ , m __________ , ed The vegetable Treatment ; by oth- I M cK im o f this city, will be united in mar KIPU/ 1 I R R A P Y R flf llfQ | c * t * h , the Cyclone Blood Purifier.” It riage to Mr. Lott Brown, of Dallas, who a n t n L ID Iv A IV I D U U Iw . j acts gently and certainly does wonders wan form erly with Butcher, Clofford & for some people who are sickly, weak Correll. The contracting parties are INSTRUCTOR ON sorts. and is known to relieve ... , , and out of sorts, wellknown and highly respected in Bil The following traveling library books p,.,.iou(( |(>I1)Mtlindin>t of r|,e„ma- ker City, where they have a host of ,ve just iH-en re v iv e d ,,t the public Hsm aiH, chronic backache. Make friends who wish them joy on the mat library and they are fully up to the high some up and try it. rimonial voyage. T h e b e st k in d o i a testim o n ia l — si a miaul which the other three sets so Studio: Koom 2, W ilson building, Judge and Sirs. Brown are expected far received have been : “ S o ld fo r o v e r s i x t y y e a r s .” Dallas, Oregon. to arrive here tomorrow noon, when About Australia and New Zeland— they will be given a reception at the S ' •o J . u • u d u f a o C t o., u m a o ' home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown, only Billy, Australian L ife in Town and SARSAPARILLA. C o u n try: Clemens (M ark T w ain ,) Fol the fam ily being invited. » ! S. lowing the Equator; Kellogg, Australia As yet we have not had the pleasure CHLRrtY Pi ; TORAL. o f Mrs. Brown’s acquaintance, but re- and the Island of the Sea ; Kingsley, i report has it that she is one of Baker’ s Recollections o f G eoffry H am lvn ; Lan* I D. H ill, P ro p rieto r. fairest daughters, and is as accomplish caster. Sons o ’ Men (Short s to rie s);; Lovd , Newest Engl a ml. W h ile the second week of our N ew Main . . 4 MUi recti. ed as she is good looking. Romance of the W est— Abbott. Chris port contest finds not many of the con As to Lott, well we have all known him M ea ls a t a ll hours. S h o rt ord ers topher Carson; Cheney. The W av of the from infancy, and no one can say truth testants thoroughly awake and working, Regu lar dinners. O ysters In fully aught against him. By superior North (A lask a) ; ( ’ lister, Boots and Sad Furnished room s. merit, he has now risen to the high city dles ; Forsythe, T h rillin g Dave in Arm y yet nearly 3000 votes were cast, hut with office he holds, and his standing at the L ife : Ingersoll, An Island in the A ir (for no relative change in the leadership. Best lubricant for axles in the bar for a y o u »g man is most gratifying. b o y s ); Laut, Vikings of the Pacific; Miss Morrison, of Independence, has world— long wearing and very ad It is only a question of years until he Roosevelt,The Wilderness H un ter; V ale been doing some good work, and Miss goes higher. W ith no bail habits, am The M, M. C., A Story of the G reat hesive. Florence Palmer, of Dallas, lias been bition unlimited, and the knowledge of Rockies (for girls.) Makes a heavy load draw like a !mw to get there. Lott Brown will soon Surprising Adventures— Harbour. Four entered the race by her friends with light one. Saves half the wear on '‘how himself a credit to his fam ily, the in Cam p: Civil W ar Stories, retold from already 1000 votes to her credit. N ex t wagon and team, and increases the county, and the state. St. T^icholss; Eggleston, The Bale week we expect a large vote from many The Item izer wishes the happy couple Marked Circle X : Kipling. Plain Tales earning capacity of your outfit. ♦ he happiness they are entitled too-—ami from the H ills; M ott, Jules of the Great sou roes. Ask your dealer for Mica A x li that is more than falls to the ordinary H e a rt; True, On G uard! against Tory Last Tuesday’ s vote: Qrtase. lot. and Tarleton ; Verne, Tour of the W orld CH APERO NE. • STANDARD 250 tlm W o ir T>a>8 5 W py,nan’ The l!,HMe ° f Mrs. H. A. Hampton, Rocca. OIL CO. 200 Entertaining Stories— Brown, Para- M*$ty, Lola The average man cannot afford to d ise ; Eggleston, A Captain in the Ranks ; Mrs. Anderson, Buena Vista. 300 employ a physician for every slight ail Eliot, M iddlem areh; Goldsmith. Vicar Mrs. C. A. Sykes, Popcorn 300 ment or injury that may occur in his '»f Wakefield ; Grant, The Bachelor’ s 1(N) family, nor can he afford to neglect Christmas; Longhead. The Man who Mrs. J. W . McCmw, McCoy.. 75 them as soslightan injury asthe scratch was G u ilty; Stowe. Old town Folks; Mrs. Win. Fuqua, Parker.. ■ »f a pin has been known to cause the Trumbull, Mistress Content Craddock; Mrs. R. Bush, Kings V a lle y.. 71 loss of a limb. Hence every man must Webster, The W heat Princess. 75 Mrs. J. E. Smith, Dallas. . . . from necessity be his own doctor for 75 Stories for Girls— Jackson. Hunter Mrs. Singleton, Falls ( ’itv this class of ailments. Success often 75 depends upon prompt treatment, which ont* ot rn n n orlo» : Johnston - T h o Little \| rf. N ellie T «to m , I ta ll«« Colonel s H olidays; Oxley, The hainilv can only l»e had when suitable medicines Y O C N G L A D IE S are kept at hand. <’ hand>erlain’ s R em on W h eels; Richards, Hildegarde’ s Miss Veva Morrison, In d ......... <S> (S > < 0 edies have been in the market for many H oliday; W h itn ey, W e G irls; W oolsey, years and enjoy a good reputation. The Barberry Bush, and other stories; Miss Floreoee Palmer, Dallas,. Sallowness Transformed Miss Mira L u c h s , Rickreall ! Cham berlain’s, colic, cholera, and d i Yonge, The Dove in the Eagles Nest. to D u s k y Beauty Of all Kinds Practical and Inform ing Books— Miss D elbert Nelson, Perrydale arrhoea Remedy for bowel complaints, A dark skin becomes fascinating j Cham berlain’s Cough Remedy for George, Pn>gress and Poverty ; G illette. Miss Veva Bums, Dallas Fresh and Toothsome when delicately soft, underspread coughs, colds, croup and whooping Economics of Rond Construction : Home with the radiant glow which indi | cough. Cham berlain’s Pain Balm, (an Building and Furnishing: Lavel. Italian Miss A llie Füller, Dallas cates a healthy, active skin. Robcrt- ! tntiscptic lin im ent) for cuts, bruises, C ities: Merwin, Thomas Jefferson : Ore Miss Vera Cosper, Dallas ........ ine keeps the skin refined in quality, burns, sprains, swellings, lame hack gon— Board of Horticulture, Report Miss Viola Gardner, Falls C keeps pores free from clogging waste . , . ...... .. and rheumatic pains. Cham berlain’* 1903-1604: Richards, The Art of Right .. and stimulates the tiny capillaries to Stomach and liver tablets for constipa D ivine: Trout. S.,„thorn H L to m e n o f M,H" A,lil » '" " « " « • 'w r . contribute t he color which charms m the Old Regime. Miss Edna Hall. Dallas tion, bitionsne-s and stomach troubles. Monde and brunette alike. Robert- The best in th$ city, Chamberlains Salve for diseases of the Wonder-Stories and Other Good Rmiks Miss Pearl Burke, Dallas. inc is certain protection against tan, Froze just right skin. One bottle of each of these five — Arabian N igh ts; Arnold A Gilbert. All votes must I k * voted sunburn and freckles if applied be of delicious flavor. irepa rat ions coats but $1.25. For sale Stepping Stones to Literature, second week as secured. The ballot fore exposure to sun or wind. ry Stafrin Drug Co. render, Burroughs Squirrels and Other this office and when votes are given out Spreads like an imperceptible sheen Fur-lK*nrers; Burt, Poems every Child they must be voted at once. No holding ofjpiuze ovCr skin surface, forming a Should know , Carroll, A lice’ s Adven back will be allowed, aa it make» Ksi shield stimulating and preserving a ture« in Wonderland : Fmehlich A Show much trouble on final count. delicate, lustrous beauty. In our last issue we announced the T ext Books o f Art Education, 4th year; JiA jm r DngfUt TODJT A r s frm utmgU i f engagement of Miss Ruth Fugate, of Heller, Snowdtop and other storie*; Mon month, and Mr. Hubert (ioode. o f Kupfer, Lives and Stories W orth Re Best of everything Halem, authorized as we supposed by mem bering; Lam b. Tales from Shakes- The p ort’ s exclamation : “ O L ife ! I the young lady’s mother, as a letter per- ?*e»re; St. Nicholas Christmas B<*ok; fael thee Isamding in mv veins,” is a In that line, and as potting to lie signed by her to that ef Scu lder, Fables and Folk Stories ; War- joyous one. Persona that can rarelv or fresh as It can be fect. was received at this office. It turns + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + -; out to be a hare faced forgery. These I reu. From Septem tier to June ith N a* never make it, in honesty to themselves, procured. I tore. are among the most unfortunate. They vonn* yieople are regarded as worthy hv Extra New Volumes. Fiction— Deland, do not live, hut exist ; for to live implies all who know them and are respected j The Awakening o f Helena R itch ie; !>e more than to I k *. T o live is to I k * well | by the faculty and student lmdy of the la P ru n n s Man from A m eric*; Dillon, and strong—to aria»: feeling equal to the J j normal and alii»« ugh they are friends ! TV * le a d e r : I«ooke, Beloved Vg«jalm»id ; ordinary duties o f the flay, anil to retire Special-Pack yet h re is nothhig to warrant such an j llu ik er, Concerning Paul and Fiametta. no* overcome by them —to feel life iNmnd- issnmption as wa* sent to us over Hie Berries Delivered ing in their veins. A medicine that haa forged signature of the lady’s mother. All the leading made thousands of people, men, women, Freeh We editors are always up against it in and any price you well and strong, has accomplished a this respect and have to give news items Pains in the stomach, colic and dr great work, b ellow in g the richest hies- want to pay_______ Every Day sometimes on very slim authority, but arrhoea, are quickly releived bv the use t inga, and that medicine is Hood's Har- in this instance we certainly thought o f Cham berlain’ s Colic, Cholera and M i>arilla. The weak, run down, or de- we were secure enough to warrant pub Diarrhoea Rem edy. F o r s a le by Stafrin bilitated, from any cause, should not lication. Drug Co. fail to take it Ito u ild n up the whole --------- • • 1 system, changes d is ta n c e into life, ami C. L. Starr is now «levoting his whole Miss Anna and F.va Peterson have m* k « i life more abounding. W e are Is T h e P l a c e . attention to the editing of the Falls C ity gone to Missouri on a visit to their ? lad to aay these words in Its favor to Logger. grandmother. j the readers of our columns. BOYS’ AND YOUNG MENS’SUITS the Fact E v e ry mother a special effort to «Ires h er boys in the that we have a good stock of shoes, and can give you best val ues for your money. Our line of Ladies’ Oxfords in Patent Colt, Vici and White Canvas can’t be beaten anywhere. Mens’ Patent Blucher Oxfords for $ 3.50 as good as you can buy elsewhere for more money. We are after your busi ness and on good business princi ples, assuring you courteous treat ment and good merchandise at the right price. CAMPBELL & HOLLISTER’S Cash Store. e >t and PALACE CIGAR STORE, | MISS M. OLIVE SMITH PIANO AND ORGAN. J . A Lynch $ Barber Shop •¡mm® - - -• - - - - Main Street W ith three chairs am i two bath tubs th ey a l ways give you firstclass w ork ! CONFECTIONERY I A Lamentable Event. TROPICAL FRUITS Life. ROBERTINE CIGARS I W . H. K R A B E R X Colic and Diarrhoea. JOHNSON BROS At 10 u d 4 o’clock at C. L Crider aad Horace Web- iÄ irjD k r DALLAS CITY BANK Dalla«, Oregon. A GOOD WATCH R.C. CRAVEN W . G. V A S S A L L O P T IC IA N - I Guhicr D IR k 'C T O ««: C. H. MORRIS, DA I. LAS - X. L. Butler, R. C. Craven, D. L. K ey t M. M. Ellia, \V. G . V * « * ! l . This hank ia pleased to *0 1 1 « disposal of its customer« the tecilil.es gained during many year« of continauua Hervice and growth. Was never to be gotten so easily as now, and here. W ith a stock of watches on hand, sufficient to equip any two jewelry stores in town, we can sell you a good time ke« per anywhere from $3 up to $250. Everyone of them we guaradtec for live years. Gold watch es from $10 up. The liest movements, finest eases. JE W E LE R B. F. JONES Attorney-at-Law OREGON IN D E P E N D E N C E ,O *. We have Suitings for Ladies and Children. Fancy Dress Shirts for Men and Boys. Prohale work « ppecialtv. i o n u m e n t M ff> You are mo*t cordially invited to our »tore for the purpose of inspecting the New Spring and Summer Wearables. SECOND WEEK’S BALLOT. Every Man Hit own Doctor. A A RELIABLE PLACE T O TR A D E . /^ Fotgft." C. L. H A W K IN S ^ R a ilroa d s t rw t , I> a U m . * ; ------------------------ We are showing; many exclusive styles, one of a pat tern, and we are very confident the new ideas as well as the fairness of our prices will prove to be of (treat Interest to you. M ica Axle Grease r, time. THE BEE HIVE STORE. DALLAS, OREGON Miss Morrison Leads the Girls, and Mrs. Sykes the Chaperones. ijers?» DALLAS RESTAURANT this of the Juvenile Section in this store will interest yon and demonstrate how easy it is to dress well aad save money on all your purchas ing- Prepare This Yourself. J it it h alf hours inspection At any rate, you seem to be getting rid of it on auction-sale p rin c ip le s: “ going, going, g-o-n-e ! ” Stoo the auction with Ayer’s h a ir Vigor. It certainly checks falling hair; no mistake about this. It acts as regular medicine; makes the scalp healthy. Then you must have healthy hair, for it’s nature’s way. R. J. Evans, Proprietor. counts, tomers, it is this store at just Harry Stutsman, an Old Polk Boy, Realizes Handsomely. Bui) H a ir at Auction? ever pared to please its cus Meat Market GORKE & SHAW lf a p j r e a r - a store was ever pre Our Police Judge Takes as Bride Miss Leta Me Kim, of Baker City. Cold Storage gar* season counts just now, and ASSUMES THE YOKE. n g t , THE BEST PRIUTEtl this oi the year. nnee new - neatest incuts a« POLK FARMS THE STUFF. % makes . ■ »■ f "W W .J . S T O W , TRUCKMAN. D a lla s : O re p o a A fair «h are o f p itro o w g . «o lia ited >nd » II o-dera p rom ptly Sited. F. S. RAMSEY, Racket store ORECON. DALLAS, 1 - A L F R E D BOORS« 39 Painter, Paper Haager .aad Decorater FISKE, THE BEST PRINTER. Both inside and outiide. W ork done in a satiafae- lory manner, l&tertt atyla* of the art and completa , ^ satisfaction guaranteed. % G ive me a trial and be convinced. | Dallas, - - * ELECTRICITY FOR LIGHTING IS ONLY EXPENSIVE 10 PEOPLE W HO ARE WASTFUl AND CARELESS 10 YOU, WHO ARE NATURALLY CAREFUL, II DOFS NOI COME HIGH. Oragon. . ... 1 It is economical because it can be «juickly turned off when not nee«hd. With gas or kerosene there is the temptation to let light burn when not meded, to save bother of lighting and adjusting, In some homes the electric lij:ht bill amounts to only about $2 per month. Y o u can probably get some kind «»f artifi cial light for less moneythan electric light, but does it save you anything when it limits opportunities for work and recreation, ruins y<»ur eyesight, nirnhea your walls, mars decora'.ions and increases household work. Y o u can probably save a dollar to-morrow by going without vour meals, Lmt it w o u ld n ’t be econ omy. It is not so much what you save, but, how you save, that counts. We are alw ays ready to explain the “ ins and outs” of the lighting proposition to you, f a l l on u s o r phone to us. W e are never too busy to talk business. Willamette Valley Company E . W . K E A R N E S , Manager, Dallas, Oregon. Office on M ill utreet, just north of the court bonne. Phone«: Bell, 421, Mutual, 1237.
