The Best and Largest Paper in Polk County.
VOL. XXXIII.
DALLAS OREGON JULY II. 1907
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ON E WEEK:
Old Timers Gather Together From all
Sections of the County
—
To Talk of Past Experiences and Re
new Friendships.
Allover2 >2 quality, plain or f a i!y, sale pdcea pair 19c
u
20c
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sale price, 3 pairs for 50c
u
15c
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sale price
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10c
a
10 and 12 l-2c quality, sale price 3 pairs for 25c
The above prices includes anything in our hos
iery department.
S> Campbell & Hollister's
j WEBFOOT
[ ROOFING
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T H E B E S T R O O FIN G
ON T H E M A R K E T
t
M ade by th e N o rth w en t Roofing
I com pany, P o rtla n d . Does n o t buc-
’ kle. G u a ra n te e d for 10 y e a rs.
i
L. C. KOSER
Agent for Polk Count
L ots of ex ch an g e s free a t th is office.
H irrv M adison is clerk in g for U . 8.
L au g h ary .
W . .1. P a lm e r ip p rep ared to ta k e p a r t
ies» to th e coast.
P rof. A. M. S an d ers h as b een visiting
relativ es h ere.
M rs. A. L. S h re v e an d c h ild re n
o v er from S tay to n .
in
had
Tom Stock well is off for a ten
tr ip to h is tim b e r claim .
days
E a rl G ee o rd ers his Ite m iz e r changed
from D allas to S ilverton.
E . \V. R e a m ’s new resid en ce is now
receiving th e fin ish in g to u ch es.
H on. F ra n k F aw k an d b rid e are back
from th e ir w edding to u r in B. C.
PIANO AND ORGAN.
S tu d io : R oom 2, W ilson b u ild in g ,
D allas, O regon.
DALLAS RESTAURANT
D. H ill, Proprietor.
M a jn a n d M ill S t r e e t s .
Meals a t all h o u r s . S h o r t o r d e r s
R e g u la r d in n e r s .
O y s te r s in
se aso n .
F u rn is h e d ro o m s.
J .A Lynch s
Barber Shop
Main Street
Thus cried the hair. And a
kind neighbor came to the res
cue with a bottle of Ayer’s
Hair Vigor. The hair was
saved! T his was oecause
Ayer’s Hair Vigor is a regular
hair medicine. Falling hair is
caused by a germ, and this
medicine completely destroys
these germs. Then the healthy
scalp gives rich, healthy hair.
T h e b e .t k in d o t a te s tim o n ia l —
“ S old l o r o v a r s i x t y y e a ra .”
M a d e t>y J . C. A y e r C o .. L o w e ll, M as«.
A ls o m a n u t e û t i .r o r a o f
A yers
y_ SARSAPARILLA.
Of all Kinds
F re s h an d T o o th s o m e
ICI CREAM
The best In the city,
Frore just right
of delicious flavor.
TROPICAL FRUITS
Best of everything
In that line, and as
fresh as It can be
procured.
CIGARS
All the leading
and any price you
I0HNS0N BROS
Is
T h e P la c e .
PILLS.
CHEWY PECTORAL.
M iss M adge G roves, of In d ep en d en ce,
has been a g u est of Miss L ucile Da lio n .
H e n ry G ee, th e M cM innville c a p ita l
ist, w as a caller a t th is office on th e 4 th .
M rs. J o h n M cC ulloch h as h ad h e r
Ite m iz e r changed
from
A m ity to
M cM innville.
H on \V. H . H olm es was over from
S alem T uesday on m a tte rs connected
w ith th e K eyt e s ta te .
A fter e ig h t m o n th s sp e n t in D allas
G eorge W . B e n n e tt h a s re tu rn e d to his
A lab am a hom e.
Dick T u rn e r is now a resid en t of P ark-
j er, b u t h as been v isitin g h is d a u g h te r,
L ulu, in P o rtla n d .
C. S. H eadley an d wife h ave b een lip
from P o rtla n d v isitin g th e ir d a u g h te r,
M rs. F. H . M nscott.
M iss Belle E llio tt, w ho h a s !>een te a c h
ing in W ash in g to n , is hom e w ith h er
p a re n ts for th e su m m e r.
F . E . C h a m b e rs, form erly of D allas,
now a E ugene h a rd w a re m e rc h a n t, will
erect a 8,000 residence th is fall.
With three chairs and
two hath tubs they al
ways give you firstclass
work
CONFECTIONERY
iarge
R ev. J . W . C raig is now p asto r of th e
M e th o d ist c h u rch a t M eham a.
IN ST R U C T O R O N
fr
are
tow n
R ay C raven is in ch arg e of a
m erch an d ise sale a t New berg.
MISS M. OLIVE SMITH
Mica
Axle
Grease
Helps the Wagon up
Hie Hill
C
T he load se*m a lig h te r—W agon
and team w ear longer—Y ou m ake
m ore m o n ey , a n d h ave m o re tim e
to m ak e m o n ey , w hen w heels are
greased w ith
Mica Axle Grease
—T he lo n g est w earing and m ost
satisfactory lu b ric an t in th e w otld.
STAN D ARD OIL CO.
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Sallowness Transformed
to Dusky Beauty
A dark skin becomes fascinating
when delicately soft, underspread
with the radiant glow which indi
cates a healthy, active skin. Robert -
ine keep« the skin refined in quality,
keeps pores free from clogging waste
and stimulates the tiny capillaries to
contribute the color which charms in
blonde and brunette alii. e. Robert -
ine is certain protect on against tan,
•unbum and freckles if applied be
fore exposure to sun or wind.
Spreads like an imperceptible sheen
of gauze over skin surfac-, forming a
shield stimu’ating and \ »•rserving a
del irate, lust • o».is beauty.
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R O B E R T I NE
T h e m o rn in g of th e 3rd it looked as if th e old p io n eers of Polk w ere going to
have a m ost d isa g reea b le d ay for th e ir 1 Sth a n n u a l reu n io n . All know n an d rec-1
ognized w e a th e r sig n s p o in ted to co n tin u o u s sh o w ers d u rin g th e d a y , h u t th e !
w eath er m an took p ity o n th e old v eteran s who m ad e old P olk a n d concluded to \
allow th em a sem i fair day for th e ren ew al of th e ir old tim e frie n d sh ip s, an d to
tell again of th e ir early exjierieiices.
T he stre e ts w ere too m u d d v fo r p a ra d e an d th e c a m p g ro u n d too cool for com
fort, so th e m o rn in g exercises w ere held in th e c o u rt house. T h e follow ing p ro
g ram w as r e n d e r e d :
M u sic ..................................................................... ..................., ................N o rm al band
S e x te tte ..................................................................................B eau tifu l W illam ette
I n v o c a tio n ........................................................................................ R ev. C . H . Davis
Q u a r te tte .................................. ............................................. Did K en tu ck y H om e
A d d re ss............................................................................................ Til F o rd , of Salem
R e a d in g ................................................................................. . . . - T h e P io n eer S tory.
M iss H elen e H olm an
T h en ca m e th e b a n q u e t in th e old s k a tin g rin k , a t w h ich covers w ere laid for
100, an d th e se a ts w ere a ll ta k e n . Bert D en n is te n d e re d th e use of h is big auto-
an d took th e re in th e old an d en feeb led from th e c o u rth o u se to th e b a n q u e t b all.
M any of th e m h ad n e v e r en jo y ed th is m ode of tr a n s s u d a tio n a n d w ere g reatly
pleased w ith th e co u rtesy e x te n d e d , T he bill of fare waH a d e lig h t bo th to e y e and
A R E L IA B L E P L A C E T O T R A D E .
sto m a c h , an d will be g ratefu lly rem em b ere d b y a ll w ho took p a rt. P o st p ra n d ia l
speeches w ere m ad e by a n u m b e r of p io n eer o ra to rs an d u m ost p leasan t h o u r
8j>ent in ta lk in g o v er old tim es.
T h e a n n u a l b u sin ess m eetin g followed th e b a n q u e t. All of th e officers w ere
re-elected as follow s: J . H . H aw ley , p re s id e n t; D r. K m bree, vice p re s id e n t; J .
D. S m ith , se c re ta ry an d tr e a s u r e r ; J . J . W illiam s, T. J . H a y te r an d G. W. Mr-
Bee, ex ecu tiv e co m m ittee, T h e re g istra tio n of m em b ers w as n early tw ice as large
as th a t of la s t year.
W e h a v e ju * t p rin te d 1000 lu r r y »nil
|
II i - k .
T h e rocking c h a ir prizes w ere aw ard ed to M r. an d M rs- W . E . C lark , of R ick-
ap p le lab els fo r F ru it IiiHpector N u n n , T L - f j l f ®
Ti ? O » £ 3 & 0
re a ll, a n d T. O. W aller, of M o n m o u th .
Dallas, O regon.
D uring th e aftern o o n th e Bee H ive b a se b a ll n in e defeated th e C h e m a w a In d ia n s p ro p rie to r of L one O k farm . T h e la*
now
req
u
ire*
th
e
affixing
ot
Much
label»
R.C. CRAVEN
T m ddc nt
by a score of 0 to 5.
to
every
box
of
fru
it
sold.
W
e
can
In th e even in g th e N orm al c a d e t h an d g v ■ a concei t on th e c o u rt h o u se law n ,
W. G. V ASS ALL
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Cashier
p
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in
t
th
e
m
as
good
an
d
as
ch
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as
a
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y
w hich w as m uch a p p re c ia te d b y all w ho h e a rd it.
niH K C T oia:
D A L L A S , OI.’ EG O N
T h u s closed one of th e b est p io n eer re u n io n s ev er h eld , an d o n e w hich will long one.
N. L. B u tler, It. ( ’. C ra v e a , D. L. K e y t
be rem em b ered by th e p a rtic ip a n ts for its p leasin g featu res.
All k in d - <4 m e u te , in c lu d in g
M. M. E llis, W . G . V asrall.
T h e follow ing is a list of p io n eers w ho reg istered th e ir n am es w ith S ecretary J .
fi-h um l p o u ltry .
Su Ur fac
[ T h is b an k in plensed to place a t 't h e
D. S m ith , of th e Polk C o u n ty P io n e e r A ssociation, W ed n esd ay :
tio n « ilari;n • i d .
I disp o sal of its cu sto m e rs th e facilities
1844— M ark E m b re e , W illiam G r a n t, J . H . H aw ley, M rs. T. J . H a y te r, D r. T.
' gained d u rin g m an y y ears of c o n tin u o u s
V. B. E m b re e , M rs. Alice D em psey, M rs. F. M . C ollins, M rs. T. O. W aller.
I service an d grow th .
1845— J . E . E lk in s, J o s h u a M cD aniel, J . J . W illiam s, S. H . T eth ero w , L u cin d a
P a rk e r, M rs. L. I» u g h a ry .
1840—J . D. S m ith , J . M .C ro w le v , F. M. C ollins, E lv in a W oods, J . B. N esm ith ,
A. M. Bed well, J . L. C ollins, D. M. lu th r ie , B. F. S m ith . E . M. S m ith .
1847— H a rd v H o lm a n , M rs. J o s h u a M cD aniel, M. E. H o lm an . W . C. Brow n,
S. T B urch, J a c o b B u rch , J o h n E m b ree, A. J . H edges, M rs. W illiam Jo n e s, M rs.
M. J . C osper, M rs. ( ’h a s. H u b b a rd , A. M. M iller.
1848— B eojam in W h ite a k e r, M rs. C. S. B a ssett, M rs. A. Kellogg, M rs. P. E.
E ld e r.
1849—
N. L. B u tler, J . II. I^ewis, G . W . M yer, J . S. M urp h y .
1850—
T. J . H a y te r, A. S ie f a ith , Jo h n O sb o rn e, N. A. C raw fo rd , E. G. R ob b in s.
1851— Z im ri H in sh a w , F. S. P ow ell, T. J . P ow ell, D. L. H edges, M rs. E liza
E m m ons, W . M. S arg ean t.
1852— M rs. W in. G r a n t, G. W . M cBee, R o b ert (»rant, Mrs. R o b e rt G r a n t, F . M.
S p law n , E s th e r A. H e rre n . J o h n S vron, M rs. R obert H ow e, C . C. M cC racken,
II. B yerlev, M arion M oon, M rs. J . Si. C a m p b e ll, E dw ard (Mark, J . Brow n, Ira
Y ju are mast cordially invited to our store
K im b all, S irs. H. B verley.
T O M R E IL
1853— A. N. H al leek, M rs. S. H . T eth ero w , M rs J . W. Lewis, M rs. M. E . H al-
for the purpose of inspecting the New Spring
P ro p rie to r
lock. Cass Riggs, M rs. J . L. C ollins, Ira. F. M. B u tler, M rs. M. A. T eth ero w , J .
and Summer Wearables.
M. C am pbell, W . G . C a m p b e ll, Mrs. 8. A. D oughty, Mrs. W . E. C la rk , W . I).
Rose, M a rg a re t B u tler, L. L o u g h ary , M. E . S arg ean t.
1855— M rs. C ass Riggs.
We urc showing tunny exclusive styles, one of a pat
1857—
M rs, J . S. M u rp h y , G eorge K elty.
B. F. JONES
tern, and we are very confident the new Ideas as
1858—
M rs. M. E . H in sh a w .
DEE M IE d l une.
DALLAS,
CITY NEWS.
N early every fam ily
som e v isitor on th e 4 th .
Absolutely the greatest offering of the season.
No reserve. Everything must be sold. Ladies’ cot
ton Shirtwaist Suits, regular value $3.50 to $4, at
$2.50. Ladies’ tailor-made suits, with satin lined
jackets, regular price $15, at $8. Ladies’ tailor suits,
regular value from $16.50 to $18.50at now $10 and
$12.50. Spring and summer jackets, regular val
ues $8.50, sale $4.95. Ladies’ coats, former price
$10 now $6. Come at once for best selection.
THE
CASH STORE
Aileen Miller Passes Away.
Ladies’ Tailormade Suks and
Spring and Summer Jackets
at from 25 to 50 per cent re
duction
—
Ladies, Misses and Childrens’ Hose
At 9 o ’clock T uesday m o rn in g was
laid to re st th e m o rta l re m a in s of little
A ileen M iller whose serious illn ess was
an n o u n ced last w eek. V ario u s c o m p li
catio n s u n ite d to cause h e r d e a th , sh e
h av in g been ill for q u ite a w hile
Rev.
A. C, B rack en h u ry p reach ed h e r fu n e r
al a t th e M e th o d ist c h u rc h , an d th is
pure blossom of w om anhood w as con
signed to th e grave, m ourned by h e r
m an y school frien d s am i all w ho knew
h er, She w as aged a b o u t ten vears, an d
was th e d a u g h te r of M r. a n d M rs. W. P.
M iller, on whom h e r loss falls m o st se
verely.
THE EIGHTEENTH REUNION
of the Polk County Pioneers a Grand
Success in Every Way.
SPECIAL S AI F. oh
FISKE, THE BEST PillHTER
NO. 33.
W e can m ake it w o rth y o u r w hile to
see us re g a rd in g su b s c rip tio n s to th e
Daily O regonian or Daily J o u rn a l.
T h e old wooden aw n in g s on M ill stre e t
a re su c cu m b in g to th e m arch of p ro g
ress, as per recen t o rd e r of th e council.
T h e b est fiour in th e valley is m ade
by th e D allas fiouring m ill. K ep t by
all grocers e x c e p t C rid e r.—Sw eeney
| Bros.
M rs. M. D. E llis h a s re tu rn e d to
■ G ra n ts P ass a n d th e old m an , C h e t Coad
j an d LT. 8. L au g h a ry h av e gone fishing
i on S alm on riv er.
Ju d g e Sibley will leave M onday for
j S e a ttle , w h ere he goes to serve on an
ad v an ce co m m itte e of th e W oodm an
j head ('am p m eeting.
M rs. F . 8. R am sey w rites h e r hus-
liam i th a t a severe h ail sto rm h as al-
, m ost com pletely d estro y ed th e crops
| w here sh e is v isitin g in N eb rask a.
At th e d ru g sto re co rn ers tw o sta n d
pipes gave good city w a te r to th e th irs ty ,
o u t th e y w ere ta k e n o u t a fte r th e 4 th .
T h ey sh o u ld rem ain p e rm a n e n tly ,
“ T h e e n g ag em en t is an n o u n ced of
M iss B ernice W illiam s, d a u g h te r of M r.
| an d M rs. W . P. W illiam s, of W ash in g
to n , an d S alem , O regon, to H arold
¡C lifto n L incoln, of W ash in g to n . T he
w edding will ta k e place very q u ie tly in
B oston n e x t S a tu rd a y . M r. W illiam s
• t o n e tim e w as e d ito r of th e Ite m iz e r.
I^et S alem h ave a proposition like Ko
gene has ju st ta k e n u p, to suljecribc ffi»),
00) to w ard s a ra ilro a d to th e Siuslaw
c o u n try , an d see if sh e does not ju m p a t
it. T h e D allas a n d F alls C ity ro ad ,-x-
te n sio n , for in stan c e. S alem h as a lot
of e n te rp ris in g people an d would lik»* to
h av e a ch an ce to show i t .—S ta te s m a n .
Oh, ye*, re rv likely : T hey h ad a good
p roposition for such a road tw o years
ago an d ta m e d it dow n cold. Y es, S a l
em h a s som e e n te rp ris in g people, b ut
th e y get lost w hen it co m et to digging
o p.
OREGON
RHHDO
DALLAS CI1Y DANK
Meat
GORKE & SH A W
We have S itin g s for Ladies and
Children. Fancy Dress Shirts
for Men and Boys.
well us the fairness of our prices will prove to be
ot great interest to you.
Attoraey-»t-L»w
IN D E P E N D E N C E , O R.
PIANOS
AND
ORGANS
AT
WHOLESALE
P ro b a te w ork a sp e cialty .
F. S. RAMSEY,
PALACE CIGAR STORE,
A I R L IE
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-
OREGO N
R. J. Evans, Proprietor.
S oft d rin k s in seaso n , cig ars and
tolrticco. F reeh can d ies.
ONUM ENT
“Isti ID Fogg ft.”
Marble—
AT THE STORE OF THE
POPULAR DALLAS JEW
ELER, MR. A. H. HARRIS.
THE STOCK MUST BE BE MOVED IN TEN DAYS
-G ranitei
C . L. H A W K IN S
Railroad street, I »alias.
W .J. S T O W ,
T R U C K M k l.
Mr. Harris will devote his time to
D a lia n : O re g o n
n a g e • o li.ite d
jewelry business, the same having oH A a fa ll ir o -d s e h ra a r e p r of o m p p a tly tr o filled
.
grown to such proportions as to de
mand his entire attention. Mr. Wm. S * ♦ « * * * • * + » * + f t * # # » » * # * # » « « t
Krull, the auditor, and Mr. F. J. An % - A L F R E D B O O R S E - - J |
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derson, the wholesale representative, t Painter, Paper
H aa|er tad j[
Decorater
f EILERS PIANO HOUSE
“The House of Highest Quality,” will
assist Mr. Harris in closing out the
stock in the least time possible.
Roth in side an d o u tsid e.
W ork d o n e in • sa tisfac
to ry m a n n er, latest styles
of th e a r t an d co m p lete
satisfactio n g u ara n te e d .
G ive m e a tria l aud I k * convinced
Dalian,
• -
R acket Store
D A L L A S .................................................OflECON.
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M fifsaa f y w u w y y w y y y *
OUR REFRIGERATORS
Are the Famous Badger
and Peerlees lines. The
Peerless are full enamel
ed. These Refrigerators
were brought directfrom
the factory, and we can
give you the best value
for your money. Your
investigation is invited.
PRICES FROM $10 UP.