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*s w w Y w w y w t uw w vtVM VSiy'n i O UR REFRIGERATORS and startling, our present sale of Refrig erators and Ice Cream Freezers. R e frigerators. both large and small, bnilt of ash, fiuUhei golden oik, handsomely or namented. A ll kinds of Ice faction. Baseball goods at Lee Sm ith’s Cyclery. Merton Ellis and wife are down from Moro. P R IC E S FR O M $10 U P . Startlingly little prices through f out the entire store. Now is tlie time to buy that refrigerator or cream freezer. Largest Stock on West Side. 1 sìuuw u ! D O IN G S IN T H E T O W N . assortment of Screen Doors and Window Screens in the city. Doors from ....... Screens from $1 Fiske, the best printer. Umbrellas repaired hv Lee Smith. M. Hayter, dentist, Wilson building. 1007 National bycycles now in at Lee Sm ith’s cyolery. L. T). Brown for abstracts. public, typewriting. up Our line of Lawn is stil complete Any kind from Lloyd Launer is working in Seattle. Iowa cream separators u td u v Bros. 20c up .$3 AO up Did you kno That we have the Store that can furnish you anything for complete hoiine- fun fish in g; in fact we can fur- ioh I i you everythin g (except lum ber) to build your home. Pain t it, paper it, or install the moat satiafactory plumbing or beating system. Then we are ready to figure on pour furniture, carpets, rugs, and everything in this line. We have it atl and it it is the style and finish. E R L O C U T O R Well. Mr. Bone«, I N T understand you're workiug now. iaS 2 S H 5H S H 5 S H S H H S H 5 H 5H 5 H S ïl 3 J U 5 T R E C E IV E D A large shipment of ^HOUSEHOLD LACQUER A ll the world is talking of LACQUERET jj and the wonderful things that anybody can accom- plish with it. ¡] It is the ideal Home Bright* 3 ener, makes old FURNITURE, 3 FLOORS a n d 3 look like new. r a i i Come and ltet with the hustlers— Van | Oisdel & Barham. Bajdv G ildner’ s 1 is (>D5 Glisan street. Portland address Frank Gibson will have an auction i sale July fith at his Kickreall home. John R Robbins orders his paper changed from Independsnee to Haystack, in ( ’ rook county. Out o f th e M o uth The late Frederic It. Coudert. the noted law yer and wit. had a great kindness for children. He collected IndefatlgaLdv the quaint sayings of! children, and one o f the treasures of his library was a niinll manuscript volume filled with definitions that cliil dren had composed. This volume was called “ A ( ’h ill’s Dictionary,“ and these are some o f the definitions that Mr. Coudert would read from the hook: “ Dust—Mud with the juice squeezed out o f It.” ‘ ‘Snoring—Letting o ff sleep.” “ Daekhiter—A mosquito.” “ Fan—A thing to brush the warm off with.” “ lee—W ater that went to sleep in the cold.” “ Apples—’Hie bubbles that apple trees blow.” —Judge’s Magazine o f Fuu. \V. E. Critchlow will leave Dallas soon to take up prohibition work in Washington state. Second hand bicycles are in demand— if you have one for sale, see or phone Lee Sm ith’s Cyclery. Trains Monday were crowded with veterans going to attend the G. A. R. reunion at New berg. This office would like to purchase sev eral cords of oak grub wook that can he delivered immediately. Notary m O LD UP! D a lla s, O re g o n ¿So/LB. The Lover—I ’ m afraid I cau’t live without her. The Cynic— YVhy don’ t you marry her and see?— Philadelphia Press. \lUvi Ctironic Diseases and Diseases of Women and Children a Spec ialty I Shingles -» Another car lead o f those fine Sr Shingles at Crider’s grocery. «t 'f a r Kraber’s berries fresh every ^|i day both morning and evening. Car W hite River flour just ar- rived. Come in and let us make 2 you a price by tne barrel. & D A LTO N $2,500 it \e? a t » p Fay' Come in aw l take a look a murai a n i if wo haven't tin* <#I -sst* » n«l stock o f g'lnrifl y o a f v f r s a w , w e a f e w ill* ,ng to treat. Prices at the ligh t figure D m >. ^*A --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I i CRIDER’S GROCERY 9 it The Barnes Cash Store people are closing «»ut broken lines of dress goods at very attractive figures, for instance a fifty cent article for 55 cents and $1 :25 goods at 75 cents. Your neighbor will thank you for telling them about it. A ll they have is good and cheaper than at most other stores.— Salem, Oregon. MONEY IN CHICKENS! » Wood Sawing Done. Yl/E have a new gasoline engine und are pre- pared to do wood sawing at regular rates, Your patronage : olieted.—Reed Hayes. Both phones. Notice to Fai mers. S we are preparing to leave Kickreall, we re quest all farmers having wheat and flour accounts at the mill to call at once and make settlement, as we wish to close our Itooksim mediately. Please attend to this matter with out delay J27 KICKR EALL MILLING Co. A A d m in is tra to r's Sale. In the county court of the state of Oregon for the county of Polk. In the matter of the ad- ininistaatlon of the estate of Lou Emina Pal mer deceased, vOTICK IS HEREBY G IVEN TH AT IN PUR* A sitanee of an order ot the county court of the state of Oregon for tin* county of Polk on the 20th day of March. 1907, in the matter ol the estate of Lou Emma Palmer, deceased, the un- ders igned. the admin 1st rat or of the said estate, will from and after the 29thday of June, rK>7, proceed to sell to the highest bidder, for cash, and subject to eontirmatlon by said conn- tv court, all the right, title and interest that , i i , estate - ' l l , , » - has i n , . ' by i j operation i i i u . r i i i of n i law «1 i or m i otherwise . i i i i i i , in ,-, the acuuircd other than or In addition to that of the said Lou Emma Palmer, at the time of her ( death, in and to all that certain lot or parcel of ! land situate, lying, and )>eiii£ in the lonuty of Polk and slate of Oregon, and hounded and de scribed as follows, towlt : The north one-third of the followine describ ed premises; beginning at a point 1-ill rods north and 25 ami five-nineteenth rods east of the southwest corner of the donation land laim No. 64, notification No. 227:1 of H. L. ( ’amp- »*•» ‘ ".township eight, south of range 5, west >f the Wlllnnmttc meridian, thence 1 ..st 25 and five-nineteenth rods; thence south 14 rods; thence east 74 a ml four-nineteenth rods; thence south 182 rods; thence west HW rods, thence north 1(6 rods to the place of beginning. Bids therefor m aybem adeto N. L. Butler at Dal las. Polk county, Oregon, or to the administra tor at Albany. Oregon. Termes of sale, cash in hand. EUGENE PALMER Administrator. . . ,, decree only rendered, entered of record and dock» ted in and by said court on the 3rd day of June, 1907, in a certain suit then in said court pending, wherein John W . Katin, trus tee. was plaintiff, and W . I). YVhealdon, R ay mond J.W healdon, Francis W . YVhealdon, William K. YVhealdon, Isaac B. YVhealdon, Daniel G. YVhealdon, Elizabeth M. Wheal- don, John R. YVhealdon and Lark P . Wheal- don were defendants, in favor of plaintiff and against said defendants, by which execution I am commanded to sell the property in said execution, an I hereinafter described, to pay the sum due the plaintiff of 3400, less the sum ot $24 paid thereon April 27, 1905, and the further sum of $50 attorneys fees with interest therein at the rate o f 7 per cent per annum from the 7th day of May, 1904, until paid, together wtr.h the costs and disburse ments of said suit taxed at twenty*seven ($27) dollars and costs and expenses of said ex ecu* tlon. I will on Saturday, the 13th day of July, 1907, at the hour of 1 o’clock p. in., of said day, at the west door of the county cour*. house in Dallas, Polk county, Oregon, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand on the day of sale, all the right, title, interest and estate which said defendants YV. D. YY’ henldon, Raymond J. YVhealdon, Francis YV. YVhealdon, Daniel G. YY’ healdon, Elizabeth M. YY’ healdoii, John R. YVhealdon and Lark P. Whealdou, aud all persons claiming under them subsequent to the execution of the mortgage of plaintiff herein, to-wit: On the 7tn day of May, 1904, in, of and to said mortgaged premises. Said mortgaged premises hereinbefore men tioned are descrioed in said execution as fol lows. towit: Ijotstwo and three, of section 30, also be ginning at the southeast comer of the Fred rick Shoemaker donation land claim. No. 82, and running thence south 14.27 chains, thence west 1.17 chains, to the one-fourth mile line running north and outh, through section 36, thence north M 27 chains, thence east 1.17 chains to the place of beginning, containing in all 58,66 acres, more or less, aud all sit uate in township 6 south, of range 6 w, of the Willam ette meridian, in Polk county, Oregon. Said sale beiug made subject to re demption in the manner provided by law. Dated this 13th day of June 1907. J. M. G R A N T , .Sheriff of Polk County, Oregon. itfaU r I b l f r B L B L are now here ready lor yourin- spection-and try-on-and that we offer you and your friends the first opportunity of viewing the largest and most magnifi cent display of Sprit.g apparel we have ever had. If you can't come to-morrow, come the day after, or any «lay this week. If you wish to dress well at little expense-if you want a Suit or Overcoat of smartest style and of strictly high quality-it is to 3 'our interest to come hero sit once and make an early selection from our splendid assortment of MICHAELS-STERN FINE CL 'll l i t ... S p rin g S a c k S u it s for M e n and Y o u n g M e n at $12 to $ 3 0 of most advanced single and double-brested styles with every detail as perfect as if exclusively custom-tailor-made with a special offering of selected styles and fabrics, fully equal in value to most $Z 0 suits at Mr. YV. G. Vassall has sold his resi- dence and four lots t«> Mr. G. YY’ . Vi ver for $2,001). Mr. Myer will move from his present SniithfieW home in the fall O r e g * o n raises only one-1 and take tip his future residence in town. H i.- with pleasure that we In ar of his j t e n t h OI t i l 0 p o u l t r y * COU8UIT1 intention, as Yfr. Mv«»r and his estima- iAil l , . f * L ; a hie fam ily will make a most desirable I s * S ta ic i. addition to both our business and social circles. Poultry Business not Overdone | ' 1 Incubators hik I brooders— “ Standard of the World.” | j The new Spring styles in Hats both stiff and soft l.t Spriig HdbotUshfry we show that's new and smart, from collar to half- base, M st noderately priced. P ETA LU M A r Used hy all poultry plants *. J , i 1 >, • 7. 1 - 1 -3 m e r i t O il tilG I ilC lfiC C O a.st.jraK S e n d f o r C a ta lo g . M ■ I ÜGL0W CLOTHING HOUSE D alH a , ............................................... O regon ttE SMITH’S CYCIERY i * w t- e w r H w ar mut 1111 m m mm w m H m IW m wmeanie^ H M M IH W J9 m w w m ew nr W W IV 11119 t i l l DALLAS. A' i 1 Sheriff s Sale. 'I*HE public is hereby notified that a certain ’ promisorv note for $50. dated April 17, 1907. pay Hide to Jonn Boyer, of Pitner, Oregon, and signed by me. waa given w ithout eonsiaeration, N O T IC E IS H E R U B Y O I V E N T H A T and will not be paid. All per«ons are warned by virtue of an execution issued out of the circuit court of the state of Oregon for the against purehaslng said note. JOHN EBBE, county of Polk, and to me directed on the J4 Dallas. Oregon. 11th day of June. 1907. upon a judgment and which we show in all the most fashionable fabrics in a broad variety of handsome w«*aves Look where you may you positively cannot find values to equal those we offer you in ...... “ Patsy Moran and the YY’arnirigs” is the islfi title of an odd little story by Arthur S. Hoffman in the July Mc Clure's. The narrative «‘oncerns its«*lf with Patsy Moran, his night of adven ture, when attired in evening «dothes, he attempted to loot a clos«*d-for-the summer-house, one of those affairs with boarded-up windows. TlieU irr lr initiated thr#*«» mndidat«*»« I n n i g h t , ¡tini ten«ierc l U.tlla C ity «*ir- i b* an invitation to with them July loth, when both installation arid initiation work will I k * put on A fter the s«*8*ion, the captain of the gnards. Mrs. gimme. * it p . \\ P. r. Ki-kc, rt-Ki*. invite«! invfien all present down to Johnson Broa. |g>ptilar ice cream jmrlora, where they were «• r u d with u 11 11 tl.itf ilulonla 1 , 1 « an.l ».Filina nerved thi* detectable ami cooling leverage. Mentíame* Starr and Richrm.no ami Meaner* Grant ami Ftekc arc the entertainment com mittee for the next meeting. W arning It’s to Your Interest to Know * That the Smartest Spring Fash ions For Men and Young Men DR. C. A. CAM PBELL ----------------- ---------------------------- -------------------------------------------- GUY BROS. Fine Residence For Sale. * ¿¿J im 3 rods north, and 25 and five-nineteenths rods east of the southwest corner of donation land claim No. 64, notification No. 2278 of 8. L, Campbell, in townhsip eight, south of range live west of the Willamette meridian; thence cast 25 and five-nineteenth, rod«; thence south fourteen rods; thence east seventy-four and fourteen-nineteenths rials; thence south 132 -Seven-room two story house, with rods; thence west 100 rials, thence north 146 cement basement, hath and furnace. rods to the place of beginning. Bids therefor Sightly corner, having u frontage of 120 feet on may he made to N. L. Butler at Dallas, Oregon, Main street by 1G5 feet on Academy street.—Ap or to the administrator at Albany, Oregon. plv to H. L. (irider. Al Terms of sale, cash in bund. EUGENE PALMER, Administrator. of H ih e «. Uncle Smith Gilliam has been down Remember K raber’ s berries are pick* from Walla W alla on his yearly visit to Knock-out It low. 1 ed and delivered ------ ----- in the same hour. his many relatives here. See the new glassware at H ow e’s. i Leave your orders at C rider’s or W eb- The blow which knocked out Corbet« Mrs. Deli Ellis and daughters have It ’ s new and up to dale. I ster’s store. v. as a revelation to the prize iigLi. r.4. been over from their mountain home From tin* earliest da. s of i !ie ring iho Notice what the Kickreall Homing Mr. and Mrs. E.Lipton and Mr. and visiting Mr. and Mrs. M . M. Ellis. ¡.nock-out 11->\v was :.iiucd for the jaw, mill has to say muter New Today. Mrs. Ben Masters, of Falls City, w re the temple or 1 lie jugular vein. Storaac h You want to put your orders in early punches were thrown in to worry and Just the thing foi breakfast, (ie t a home coming passengers on the train to secure prompt delivery of the best se Sunday evening. •veary the light« r. hut If a scientific man package of V iolet Pancake Hour at lected wood in Dallas. YV. D. Matthews. had told one u' the old lighters that the H ow e’s. His Il'fclillgN. | Save tim e and trouble by taking the most vulnerable spot was the region A If you intend to buy a cream separator, The ladies of the Evangelical church : Dallas stage to Salem and make direct the stomach, he’d have laughed at him you had better see the Iowa. We guar will serve refreshments on the campus 1 connections with the south bound over- for an ignoramus. Dr. Fierce is bringing antee everyone to work perfectly.— Guv I land. J. J. Fidle.r proprietor. luring the Fourth. home to the public a parallel fact; th.it Bros. Miss Nola Coad has been chosen as the stomach is the most vulnerable orgb .11 Mr. and Mrs. C. <L Coad and daugh City Engineer Morrison and Chief of | our Goddess of Lib erty on the Fourth. out of the prize ring as well as I 11 it. YVe ters visited over Sunday with the for Police Harris are busy as can he in their protect our heads, throats, feet ami lungs, mer’ s sister, Mrs. J. B. Stump, at Mon | She is a daughter of Judge and Mrs. E. endeavor to straighten out our street E. Coad, and will make a most entranc Imt the stomach we are utterly indiffer mouth. ing goddess. tangle. ent to, until disease finds tin* solar plexus 1 >r. I I . L. Toney, dentist, graduate of and knocks us out. Make your stomach Sam Smith's*horse got scared at an \nn Arbor, Mich. Offiice upstaires in 1 Rinser. the gunsmith, is now prepared sound and strong by the use of Doctor auto near the big bridge yesterday for all kinds of b veyd e repairing, and Uglnw building. Examinations free. Pierce’s Golden Medi -.-.l Discovery, aud keeps a supply of new tires. Do not morning and ran away. No serious ’ Phone 45. you protect your elf iu your most vulner forget that he has the best fishing tackle damage resulted. able spot,. "Golden Medical Discovery” Mrs. J. H. Geil, accompanied bv her in the world. The Eastern Star had an enjoyable cures "weak stomach," Indigestion, or ’nother, Mrs. Wilson, an 1 her little son, •‘ Suffered day and night the torment meeting Tuesday evening. Mrs. A W. dyspepsia, torpid liver, bad. thin and Im >f Portland, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fowler was initiated and a most delicious of itching piles. Nothing helped me pure blood and ot.h. r dlsean-s of the or- M ilt ( ¡rant. until I used Doan’s Ointment. It cured banquet was served. gnns of digestion ut.d nutrition. Robert Morris returned yesterday me perm anently.” — lio n . John R. G ar The "Golden Medical Discovery " has a Photos! Have you seen Cherring- from a visit with his father in Dallas. | rett. Mavor, . . Girard, Ala. specific curative effect upon all mucous ton’s latest photos? They are up to He is a form er Salem hov, who has .rfaces and hence cures catarrh, no James Sweeney was doing business at date. When you sit in front of his >een a student in Stanford University miter win;«* bieated or what stage It or several years. His home is in Palto j Corvallis Monday. The Sweeney Bros. Dallmeyer lens, there íh no mistake. mv have reached. In Nasui Catarrh it Alto, Cal., and he has recently been en Lire making manv improvements in We came over from Newport with well to clean e the p:-sy;, - with Dr. Aunt—Tom m y! 11 jw cruel! .YVliy did gaged in civil engineering work in Sun j their flouring mill here, and anticipate Emps YVann Monday. On account of * re’s Catarrh Kenedy fluid while using a t irge business this fall.— and they the scarcity of labor he has employed you cut tliut poor worm iu two? Francisco.— Statesman. ■ v Di. coverv ” as a consiitur: 01 ml rem- j w ill get it too. The mill will he shut young ladies to harvest his hay crop. Tom my — He seemed so lonely.— ■ *y. B’/<*/ the "Golden M«*dical Dircov- Miss Bertha Collins wishes to an- 1 down next week in order to make cer- Punch. ry " cure«, catarrhal disi ses. a.-, of the Accidents w ill happen, hut the best nonnccto the ladies of Polk county that ] tain improvements. omach. bowels. 1 ladder and otl.er p<»h lc regulated families keep Dr. Thom as’ she made special selections in her m illii - M ercifu l P ro v id e n c e . •'fans will I m ; plain to you if you will Am ong the Dullusites who attended Electric Oil for such emergencies. It ery stock this spring and w ill he able to ad a booklet, of extracts from th e n rii* Nothing can surpass in delicacy the sat isfy the most fastidious as well as Unu e i the Rose Fiest i in Portland last week subdues the pain and heals the hurts. of eminent medical authorities, ©u- desiring plain head dress. Call at her were Mrs. J. C. Gavnor, E. J.Chapm a i, j In order to allow our office force to at reply made to ail Last Indian servant r.Gng i:.; iugri dient.; and explaining parlors in the Collins block and you will i Mrs. V. J. Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. (). 1 tend the 4th, tin* Itemize!* will come out of the late Lord Duuerlu when he was o*ir curative properties. It is m «¡led see pome of the prettiest things in that ' E. W illiam s, Mrs. Win. UUrey, Mr. j next week on Wednesday. Cor respon viceroy o f India. •c on jvruest. A'ldn-ss Dr. R.V. Pb 've. Geo. Gooch, w ife and daughter. Bessie, dents will please get their letters in by line ever exhibited here. ‘ W ell, what sort o f sport has Lord fialo. N. \*. This luK.l.h 1 > i vos ah tlie Mrs. Alice Dempsey, Miss Eva Smith, had?” sa il Lord Dud’erln one day .ivdient entering into Dr. Fierce’s For some tim e it has been recognized Mrs. Jim Lawton, Mr. and Mrs. Nez Monday. to his servant, who had attended a dlcine. from which !i will be seen tliat by all that the Stafrin drugstore was forg Dale. The Salem Journal thinks we l ad a youug English lord on a shooting ex ey contain not a drop of alcohol, pure. ing far ahead in the matter of popularity a big tire here Monday. He íh not a :;de-rc,iined give* rim beiug usm d Instead. Mr. W . IT. Cadle has a beautiful ce very good judge of distance. The lire cur. ion ind patronage. In fact this store has Dr. I*lerc«‘’s great tlious»md-page i!.lis “ Oh.” replied the scrupulously polite .ong enjoyed the major portion of the dar cane. It is a particularly beautiful was in Benton county and nearer Cor ted Comnu'ti •■»..■■•• '\r i-..! Ad.viser Hindoo, •ilie young saliib shot divine trade tributary to this city. T h eir com- wood, susceptible of high polish, and vallis than Dallas. ;l be sent five pa per-bon:id. ft* ¿1 ono- esy to all, carefullness in preparing per- was presented to him by his brother, ly. hut 1 im ride, ice was very merciful nt .or idotli bound f**r M stamp** YVe acknowledge the receipt o f a •enptions, excellent goods and fair pric who engraved on it by hand in two hours to the birds.” i It-Bits. ticket to the ’d, have aided materially in bringing the following inscription: “ W. I). Ca com plimentary season dle. o f Annhro, Grainger county, Tenn., Chautauqua meeting at Gladstone park, h’:s about. An L u « ) ' flertli. ¡presented by his brother, Rev. E. G. July 9th to 21st. They expect an e x M iggle —There's ¡1 wonderful differ tra interesting session. ( ’able, 1H!»4.” once C»etv eon my tw o nephews. O n eol Harsh physics react, weaken the them is a horn hustler, aud the other b * Mr. Edgar L. Collins, o f Kern Par*, bowels, cause chronic constipation, j has been visiting his. fam ily this week. Doan’ s Regulets operate easily, tone the ! 0 J lazy to work. The Hon. J. L. Collins, of Dallas. Ore YY’ iffgles- How does the lazy om stomach, cure constipation. 25 cents. gon, who dim e expressly to visit his man :ge t > exist? Ask your druggist for them. grandson J . L. < VII ins, .1 r. and incident - -™¡t»M i l l « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ m n * Mlg;. les -Oh, lie has a job In a stor« Fred Toner lias purchase«! of Mrs. Iv to attend the Pioneer Re-Union of that dr.*-i:'i 1 N'e.vs r™ L P O M M E L i ‘ Tndhtu W ar Veterans, also the Misses Mary Savage the lot adjoining the resi * u d s l ic k e s i i [ Nellie, Ora and Louise Collins, of Mmli- dence of County Judge Goad for $800, and it is Mr. Toner’s intention to at I | son. South Dakota, and Mrs. E. 1 0 Watts, 11« A ll once begin the erection of a handsome i o f near Hillsboro.— A rleta News. bungalow. O S T E O P A TH IC PHYSICIAN. By recent arrangement with the i’a- y! WATERPRUOrí j cific Monthly, we an* i m w able to offer Mr. Malilon Guy, one of Dallas’ oldest j Graduate American School <>f < >s- CLOTH 1UG. [ ! that magazine and the itemize!* togetl - and most respected citizens, passed j teopathy, K irkvilie, Mo. j i f ^ ii madr of the best I ! or one year for $2, a reduction of 50 awnv yesterday morning o f troubles in l A cents Iron» the regular price. The P a cident to old age. He was laid to rest V\\ 1/ fulh'awrantred.anJ seH V| cific M onthly is an Oregon magazine, this afternoon. An obituary notice wifi •rCWSiv* \ / rriuMr M m first class in every respect, and fully up ap|>ear next week. V m »TICK TO THÍ i to the standard set by other magazines. L is t Friday, while working on David iví * V V ’ 5I0N OF THE FISH ¡ | It is proving a most wonderful assist / ,f*r R Q l W T O W S CANADIAN CftUjniTiB. A J T O W IP . Co Pi ters new residence near Polk, Mr. L. I 1 TORONTO, CAM._________ gCTTOH.n*« ,'J.1A ance* in advertising Oregon and her re ( ’ . Rover was struck in the head by a sources. falling board and severely injured. He has been unconscious at his home at Dallas H otel Kickreall for several days, hut reports DALLAS . . ORECON lately were that he was improving. WOODWORK Jj w e’ ll tell you all about it. 1 1 The Salem-Dallas stage has reduce«i Bones—Who la he? Real estate— that« all.— Van Orsdel | fare to fifty cents for the single trip. "W h o ’» who?” ' A Bur hum. Mis. Ella Metzger will sell millinery “ This man Now you speak of.” Glenn Elkins, of Albany, is down for at greatly reduced prices after June 28th. “ You don’ t understand me. 1 mean I the summer. Prof. Herbert Dunklelierger’s child hear you’ re earning your living now.” A. K. Gaither, of Kalama, has been “ Oh. yes; Pin hanging around • has l>een sorely afflicted with tonsilitis visiting here. lately. butcher shop.” Judge Gallow ay will do the orating at “ Hanging around?” Mrs. Y . C. Cleveland, of San Fran Aurora on the 4th. “ Yes. I hang the meat on the hooks. cisco, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. W. I August Auer, the guardian of the estate of The Pioneer banquet will 1 h * given in I'm going to quit, though. I don't like Fuller. Hernian D. Rover, Merll A Boyer, Eldon K. I the old skating rink. the butcher. H e’s too snobbish.” Judge Coad says the courthouse will ™ Bo\er Marlha R. Boyer mid Definer f Boyer. minors, praying for an order of sale of certain l>e the finest dec*»rated building in Dal “ Does he snub you?” All kinds of ensterbrukea and tires at | real estate belonging to said wards, and that “ No, but he cuts the meat every day. las on the 4th. Thus he shows his pa Lee Sm ith's’Cyclery. it is for the best interest of said ward«, and neeessary that such real estate should be sold; I ’ve got the laziest brother on earth. triotism. F. M. Sulawn is building a new resi it is hereby ordered that the next of kin of H e’s just like a successful airship.” A son of W m . Theisms died at the said wards, and all persons interested in the dence for his own use. said estate, appear before this eourt on Satur “ W hy Is he like a successful air fam ily home on Salt Creek Monday, Advertising under thin head 1 cent « day. the 22nd day of June, PJW7, at M o'clock Fred West and wife, now of Aberdeen, ship r hut we have not l»een able to learn oth- each insertion a. in. at the court room of this court house in Wash., have a son and heir. | er particulars. the city of Dallas, couuty of Polk and state of “ H e won’t work.” Oregon, then and there to show cause why an Miss Ella Roy is back from a pleasant A healthy man is a king in his own order should not be granted for the sale of i;o R HALE -White oak p ut* by Black á Corh- visit with her sister in Portland. premises. Interlocutor—Mr. Tam bo, I hear you right; an unhealthy man is an unhappy * run. Mutual phone, black 54 tf said And it Is further ordered that a copy of this slave. Burdock Blood Bitters builds up Horace Webster has one of the larg have bought a setter dog. order be published at least once a week for sound health— keeps you well. three successive weeks before the said day Tam bo—Yea, and he’s the smartest est and best electric fans in town. few goats for sate—ten h. a * <»« imumes and of hearing, in the Polk County Itemixer, a | A netition for a night watch has been A five of wethers -John Martin, Dallas, or i newspaper printed am! published in said city ' The Bee H ive team were beaten Sun- dog I ever saw. I circulated aumiig our btisdness men.and Mutual phone 554 Pioneer. i of Dallas and county of Polk. T h a t's o ? ” | day by Lafayette. II nmentionahle score. ED. F. COAD, “ Yes. Last night at supper time he quite a monthly sum raised. Now if County Judge. Mrs. Bert Crow ley orders her Itemi- the council will put up enough to secure weut Into the dining room aud set the herries for sale on John L. Riggs farm, Bar- zer changed from Black Rock to Airlie. J2Ü table. My sister has had three hus the services of a good man, we will have C ton Z. Riggs, pitone .pink, 525 , protection aftei night. Teams and wagons arc wanted for bands all uamed W illiam .” i hauling floats during the parade on July Married— At the G ail hotel yesterday I Hereby notify the public that I will not Is* re- “ She’s a wonder. Isn’ t she?” sponsible for any debts contracted by Mrs. | 4th. “ No; she’s a Bill collector. She left evening, by Rev. A. ('. Corbin, Mr. A. * Maudie Vaughn.—W. K. Vaughn. J27 In the county court of tlie State of Oregon Rice Cook, of Portland, and Miss Alm a Wes. Vaughn has about recovered her last husband.’’ for the county of Polk. Iu the matter of the A. Jones, a daughter of B. F. Jones, of ailminiKtration of theentate of W illiam P. P al from a slight attack of congestion of the “ You mean YY’ ill Smith?” . | Perrydale. The Itcm izer wishes them a for sale, !•» wether« and 10 nannies — mer. deceased. | lungs. \ es. 1 here s something funny about I |ol, « ttn<| litV. 26 (¡oata J27 V OTITE IS HEREBY (JtVEN TH AT IN PUR- Levi Conner. Ballstou, Or. «uance of an order of the county court of 1 Hon T. M. Simpson left A irlie Mon It too.” the state of Oregon for the <*ounty of Polk made on the 20th d y of March 1907, in the day for a two weeks businesss trip to “ W h a tr COR HALE—One light inni one heavy wagon — matter of the estate of William P. Palmer de tin e W n y to l im i util. Burns. “ She wasn’ t dead, and yet she left a I A. ( ’. Dimick. Dalla*. tf ceased, the undersigned, the administrator of : the estate, will iron» and after the 29th day of H. L. Pittock and F. W . Leadbetter j YY ill. Ed Rice has a horse that’s u . June, 1907, proceed to sell to the highest bid- j have been up looking after their inter bright animal.“ ~ I. Ballard, bree ler of registered o. I. c. swim*. 1 der, for cash. » nd subject to continuation by C Serviceable boars. 2V miles southeast of t said county court, all the right, title and in- “ l i e has?” ests here. Dallas. Bell phone 501. Address. Rlekreall. | tcreat that the estate has by operation of law “ Yes. Last night Ed was riding the or otherwise, acquired other than or in a«idi- Edna Morrison and Em m y M cDevitt tiontothat of the said William P. Palmer, at are attending the Kraps summer school horse, an l he passed a bride and groom the time of his death, in and to' all that cer In a hack. YVhut do you suppose that at Salem. A N TED —Salesmen—Many make $100 to $150 tain lot or parcel of land situate, lying, and be W per month; some even more. Stock clean. ing 1u the county of Polk and state of Oregon, horse did?” Saturday nights from 8 to 11 is the Grown on reservation, far from old orchards. and bounded ami described as follows towit: " I don’t know. T ell us what he did.” I Cash advanced weekly, ('hoice of territory. Ad- The south one-third of the following de only tim e you can skate at the big rink | dress Washington Nursery Company, Toppen- scribed premises: Beginning at a point 146 “ H e threw Rice.” —Denver Post. this month. i a n d c o n sid e r (J . !i L> r I X I * a ro u n d the E va n g e lic a l c h u rc h . I Wood Notice. ish, Wash. Comings and Goings of Citizens of Dal las and their Friends. T1 e best Kred YY agner has gone to Los Aneglen on a biisine.'H visit. V cen.cut -i-lcwHlk in U h.o U id J n °W How’s This. I We offer One Hundred dollars reward j for any case of catarrh that canuot be UID8 will be received __________ ______ Tueadny, to he opened cured hv H a ll’ s Catarrh cure, F. J. I D June 2 d , 1 907, for for25i «>rds o of f f U loot l W oak grub P June2ft. 1907. 2ft corda lo be Cheney A Co., Toledo Or. W e, the un- «mlwood. also «cord*body flr Ar eordwood, eal ¡ „ ,^ 1 l 0« L l „ . ...... W 1 n i d e l i v e r e d at j»ublio school. Dallas, ; tto'ÑÍKn«!, h . v . known F. J . Cheney for 1 * ^ 7 ? H.U. CAMPBELL, : the last 15 years, and Iielieve him per (Jerk School District No. 1 fectly honorable in all business tra n -1 sactions and financially able to carry ---- - ■ out any obligations made by his firm, j Walning, Kinnan & Marvin, W holesale! Druggists. Toledo. O. H all’s Catarrh ure is taken internally, acting directly i ' rfpnn the blood and mucous surfaces of ' In the county court of the mate of On f for the system. Testimonials sent free, the couuty of Hoik. it . ■ ,, | »I i .1 In the matter *»f the guardianship of the Price i .» cents per l»ottle. Sold by all m|Dor heir* of D. F. Boyer, de«-«*o»#d. druggists. Take Hall s Family Pills for i t APPEARING TO T ills COURT FROM THE constipation. I petition this day presented and hied by Administrator’s Sale. ice Why not have the use of it tl\e entire season oy buying early. Bicycle Repairing— I^ee Sm ith’s C y clery. 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