It is rather bold in a man who has Over-Work Weakens
1 succeeded in m aking the Republican
Your Kidneys.
elephant do so many unheard of things,
to denounce anybody for nature-faking. Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blooc*
THE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER.
T H U R S D A Y , A U G . 8 , 1907.
UNDER THE BIG CLOCK.
Blood Humors
Probate Court.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Chronic Diseases and Diseases of
Women and Children a Spec
ialty
Has
Arrived
j Slaughter oi
Millinery Goods
•All Ladies’ and Childrens’ trim -
med hats at just one-half retail
rice. W e have had a fine sale on
ats, but we anticipated the trade
:: too strong and have a large stock
to select from . Also we will dis
count all Summer Goods at 25 per
cent reduction. This includes all
H price goods strictly. Mens’, W om -
iL.ens’ and Childrens’ W hite Oxfords.
;;: These are bargains. Come and get
jy o u r share. Many other bargains
ii will be shown you.
, OREGON
The West Salem Bass and Carp club
i j have ordered another 300 foot seine from i
| J Chicago.
| Miss Jessie and Neva Smith, Messers
! J. A. Bruce and Claire McLean visited
•! Newport last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Wood have gone
| to their Minnesota home, where they
will sell out and return to Oregon.
Mr. J. A. McLean Imnght the Her
place on the hill for $1,700 and intends
I to return ami improve and set in cherry
, trees.
Mrs. Marv H. Smith and son, Harold,
Mr. J. A. McLean and daughter, Zela,
left Wednesday for Seattle to visit Mrs.
Smith’ s brothers, Eugene ami Elmer
Huff
J. H. Wilson, wife and son, Mel. re
turned from St Johns, where they have
l>een visiting their daughters.
Mr.
Wilson has concluded to )>aint his house
and make general improvements.
signifies the best in BUSIN1SS COLLEGES
BEST
T R A I N I NG,
BEST
POSI TIONS
1 The citv council will meet at the city
hall on Monday n’ght to consider bids
for street pavement 1st to 10th Broad
way. The capital had better hustle or
the west side will beat her vet. Mayor
Ed Brock means business and the cit
izen* are at his hack.
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Wes. Atchin««on was one of the many
Sunday Dallas visitors at Falla City.
Enrollment, part year, H43 pupil*. Gradu
ate« are all employed. We will place you
into a position w hen mmpetent.
foftdAtAtOGLir
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PORTLAND, OREGON
»
Mrs. Lizxie Dale has gone to Portland
for a two w*eeka visit with Mrs. B. Oild-
ner.
The Lvnch, Bilveu and Viggers famil
ies Sundnved at Judge Butler's jw>pular
re*ort on Brown creek.
People think bakers cannot
make anything but angel’s
food. We think we make
CAKE
just as palatable as you
have at home. Don’t get
mad because we think so.
Try it
The Dallas ¡Bakery
D a it B ro w n , Prop.
Mr. Hop Man! ^
THE OREGON EIRE REEIEfj
ASSOCIATION Of McMINN-]
YILLE
saved the hop grower« of Polk coun
ty $1,100 in premiums last year.
Have you l»een insuring in a stock
coi»ii*any? Then, why dont vou in-'
sure in the H o m e M u t u a l C o .,
this year and save money'’ Commu
nicate with
w. p. D y k e ,
Of D A L L A S .
Agent for Polk County
A New
Line of Extra
fine Groceries
E. B O Y D & SON
...a t th e ..
Corner Crocery ::
Curry an extra ni« e line of sta
ple and fancy groceries, and a
superb line of cigars and tobac
co*. W e pay the highest mar
ket price for produce. Bell
phone 63, Mutual 314.
P r o f e s s o rs , T h r e e
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
A. B.
Cou r»e»—CI aaxical
Grandma Herron returned home t o \
Literary ....................... B. L.
Monmouth Monday.
Scientific....................... B. S.
Philosophical............... l’ h.B
A card received from W. L. Price says
The College of Liberal Arts mai n-
he has been sick while at Newport.
ta il« the following schools:
Albert Miller and family, of Seattle,
The College of Oratory, O. B.
are at the home of John 8. Miller visit
The Teachers’ College. B. Pd.
ing.
The Normal School, Diploma.
The Oregon Institute or tlie Aca-
Mrs. John McCollum returned Tues
day from Newport where she had spent demy, Diploma.
The School of Commerce, Diploma.
Sunday.
Wm. Miller returned to Newport, he
was called out to attend the funeral of
his mother, Mrs. John Miller.
When a Man Marries
His Troubles Begin
Mrs. Dick Dunn, Mrs. A. C. Miller,
Mrs. W. 8. Alcorn and two sons, ami
Mrs. Fain Simpson are rusticating at
the coast, camped at the Monterey half
way between New|>ort and the light
house.
If his wife insists on having his collars,
cuffs and shirts laundered at home, af
ter he has been accustomed to such ar
tistic work as we have given him. For
highclass work on your, linen, for care
ful treatment and for that faultless col
or and finish on your linen, there is l o
laundry that can compare with the
Mrs. George Gerlinger entertained a
number of lady friends Friday afternoon
in honor of Miss May Anderson, of
Minneapolis, who is visiting here dur
ing the winter.
Law
Instru cto rs.
AFFILIATED COLLEGES.
College of M ed iciee............................... M. D,
College of L aw ........................
LL. B.
College of Theology.................................B. D.
College of M iib ìc ....................................... B . M,
The Affiliateli Colleges are finaneially
independent of the College of Liberal
Arts.
The School of Art, Certificate.
The School of Art ie alno financially
independent of the College of Liberal
ArU.
For C a ta lo g u e , a d d r e s s P re s id e n t,
J O H N H. C O L E M A N , S a le m , O r e g o n .
Mrs. J. I\ Logan has returned from a
weeks visit with her daughter Mrs. Will
Harning, of Philomath.
The law depart-
SUED! S T ES I LAUNDRY
versity o f Oregon offers
a splendid opportunity
for young men to ac
quire
a thorough legal
training. A ll s t u d e n t s
can be self-sujiporting as
evening classes do not in
terfere with their regular
work. Seventeen instruct
ors including judges of the
Federal and State courts.
Library o f 10,000 volumes
open to students. For free
catalogue, address, Walter
H. Evans, secretaiy, 723
Chamber o f Commerce,
Portland,
Leave ordern in Dallas with J. J. Fidler
or at the William* coufertionrry «ton
A GOOD WATCH
Was never to be gotten so easily as now, and here. With a stock
of watches on hand, sufficient to equip any two jewelry stores in
town, we can sell von a good time keeper anywhere from $3 up to
$250. Everyone of them we guaradtee for five years. Gold watch
es from $10 up. The best movements, finest cases.
O P TIC IA N
C. H. MORRIS,
D ALLA S
JEW ELER
OREGON
Oregon
D E N TA L SURCEONS
Dr. H . L . T o n e y
Graduate Ann Arbor, Michigan
Dr. S T . D o n o h o e
Graduate University of California |
Office, Uglow Bid .
DALLAS
9 ■*> 9
Both Phone*.
.
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9
ÜSSMESS Ê0LLEGL
TE N TH A N D MORRISON STREETS. PORTLAND. ORECON
A . P. A R M S T R O N G , L L . B ., P r i n c i p a l
ORECON
» •«> ® "«v 9
R
CULLED
LUMBER
EOR
$5 A
LOAD
A t Our
Salt C re e k M ill
Sail Creek lumber Co.
China and Notion Store,
Mr. Frank Kubin and familv left
| Tuesday for a three weeks outing at
| \estuca.
W IL L A M E T T E U N IV E R S IT Y
F o rty-fo u r
J. -I. Miller returned to Portland Mon-
day.
W. H. Roy & Co.
We Make
ALL D R U G G IS T S : SOo. AND Sl.OO.
Nearly all the grain is cut in the val-
ley.
WEST SALEM.
E
D. L. KEYT,
Many a Dallas Citizen Finds the
Struggle Hard.
E m u ls io n .
KINGS* VALLEY.
r
A HARD STRUGGLE.
will result from the following treatment:
Hope, rest, fresh air, and— S c o t t ’J
; ti m b e r
Our
Certain relief and usually complete recovery
B W ilson....................
30 10
Current expenses;....................... 188 00
Salaries........................................... 770 50
Insane................................................ 20 00
Pauper............................................... 86 00
PORTLAND HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Dinnerware
Consumption is less deadly than it used to be.
What Our County Officials Have Done
Since Our Last Issue.
All the blood in your body passe* through
Announcem ent comes from Oyster your kidneys once «very three minutes.
Hay that tariff revision is not • <> be
«w», ^
The kidneys are your i
V. P. F IS K E .
' *
blood purifiers, they fil
I undertaken until after the election.
ter out the waste or i
The announcem ent may result in som e
impurities in the blood.
If they are sick or out
i Iteiuizer, one year in advance .....................................
$1 50 radical revision of ante-election esti
of order, they fail to do i
SUBSCRIPTION-j With Weekly Oregonian or Semi-weekly Journal.............. 2 00 mates.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
their
work.
. ( With Oregon W oodm an............................................................ l 75
Pains, aches and rheu- |
Tom Richardson, secretary of the
mat»sm come from ex
cess of uric acid In the j . 1 1) Smith, administrator to Kras-
| Oregon Development League, in a re
HFT t I
257
M i ' T r \i 1 ^ ® c e *
"
tus MrTimniomlB, 320 acres, t 9
blood, due lo neglected
Kesidence, 113
“ 11 A1-( Keaidence, 271
cent letter printed in the “ Oregonian" kidney trouble.
j », r li w ,........................................ $ 4000
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady [ II S Montgomery et u i to Holla
urges upon all good citizen.s to write a
Waterhouse, lot in Kall« City
150
personal letter to their friends in the heart beats, and makes one feel as though
Patronize One Another fo r the Upbnihliiui o f Town anil County.
they had heart trouble, because the heart is Lydia l> T.ashnmtt to Sarah J .......
^ east, setting forth the attractions of over-v/orking In pumping thick, kidney-
Brown land in Dalian
......... 1500
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
K ther Montgomery to Kdith L
H ow much would Japan charge us I Oregon as a place in which to live,
It used to be considered that only urinary
Kramer, lot in Kalin City .......
1
f
i
l
e
suggests
that
the
ministers
make
troubles
were
to
be
traced
to
the
kidneys,
W L Gilson et m to Bertha M
to t.ike the Philippine» off our hands-
I a statement along this line to their but now modern science proves that nearly
Ford, lot» in Falls Citv...............
65
Commonly cauae pimples, boils, hives, eczema
all constitutional diseases have their begin- Cardetta Buell and hd to A F
W e may have a warm day in Dal J congregations.
or ¿alt rheum, or some other form of erup
! ning in kidnsy trouble.
Courter et ux, lota in Falla City
400
tion; but sometimes they exist in the system, las once in a while, but the nights al
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If you are sick you can make no mistake
A number of the valley payers are by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
indicated by feelings o f weakness, languor,
loss o f appetite, or general debility, without ways prove cool and refreshing.
, advocating fruit and vegetable can- and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's
Estate of Maholn Guy, deceased— in
S w am p -R oot, the great kidney remedy Is
gflBsing any breaking out.
i nerics for their towns, and some of soon realized. It stands the highest for its ventory and appraisment tiied and ap
Hood's Sarsaparilla expels them, renovates,
A number of our young men are
: them are already making starts in wonderful cures of the most distressing £ases proved.
strengthens and tones till whole system.
This is the testimony of thousands annually. trying t<* secure the organization of a that direction. Now is the time for and is sold on its merits
Estate of H. D. Foster, deceased—fi
m ilitia com pany In Dallas. There
Accept no substitute, but insist on having
by all druggists in fifty-
nal hearing continued until August 10,
| Dallas to get such a project started, cent and one-dollar a i z - , _____
| would not I k * much trouble atioiit
at 10 a. in.
j It is never t oearly to begin a m ove es. You may have
|
! forming a com pan*, but getting per-
ment of such benefit to a com m unity sample bottle by mail iiom* of «-.un^Root.
In usual liquid form or in chocolated tablets
| mission to do so is quite another pro
free,
also
pamphlet
telling
you
how
to
find
Commissioners’ Court.
known as S a rs a ta b s . 100 doses *L
as a cannery would be. Dallas prob out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
| position.
Warehouse
Bond of Rickreall Milling
ably needs one more than any other Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer Co. ami J. R. Sears approved and licen
3c Co., Binghamton, N. Y.
town
on
the
West
Side.
ces
ordered
issued.
One serious disadvantage to the
A member of the British Parlim ent
Do not make any mistake, but re-
Warrant No. 5983 ordered cancelled.
cannot resign. A member of the l T. growth of many towns in O regon—
member the name, Swamp-R<»ot, Dr
truite « hullahoo 1ms been raised by ! Kilmer’ s Swamp-Root, ami the address
In the matter of the Chas. Kerber
and Dallas is no exception— is the
S. Congress can, but lie never does.
road petition: Friday the 16th set for
the Portland dailies lately regarding ! inghampton, N. Y . on every bottle.
ow ning of business property by people
viewing, and James I^ee and James
When the governm ent collects that who will not im prove the same, and the sale of land to timber barons late
Burns made viewers. Bond filed and
ly! The fact is that the land sjioken
appro ved.
big fine from. Standard Oil, it can
who hold it at such a price as to pre
D R . C. A. C A M P B E L L
Resignation of I. N. Woods as deputy
ttie last stretch of the Panama canal vent its being improved by others, of was sold to the parties named over
county treasurer accepted.
10 years ago. but the deeds are now O S T E O P A T H I C P H Y S I C I A N .
with the proceeds.
The old wooden building on Main and being made a matter of record. In
Fairview addition plat to city of Dal
Graduate American School of Os
las approved.
Mill occupies one of the best sites in view of the controversy, recently rais
Away back in the SOties the Item i-
teopathy, Kirkville, Mo.
The sum of $101.05 transferred from
Dallas for a modern brick, but it can ed on the subject, we believe that the
ler advocated the. building of a railroad
general road fund to district 16, and
not be bought by people who desire to Southern Pacific would hardly have
$180 to district 12.
to Falls City’ bbt at that time you
could hardly give a timl*ei claim*away, build such. It is an eyesore and a the gall just now to really liegin the
BILLS ALLOWED.
sale of this land in direct contraven
at .they were considered of no im m ed disgrace to tlie beauty of our Mai
Road»
and
highways:
street.
tion of the act of congress by which
iate value.
Frank Gilliam
. .................. $ 22 1
they acquired it. It would he a little
Dallas Lumber C o........................ 108 1
W hile we do not wish to in any way
During the past three weeks the
Da
lla
s
Hotel
R
F
Ix)e............................................
50 i
too dangerous, as the governm ent
or inconvenience the
Beale k C o ...................................... 70
travel into Oregon from the east has ! discom m ode
might see fit lo take the whole busi D A L L A S
■
■
O R E C O N Ore A Wash 8 P C o ...................... 25
been as large as at any time during workings of our water com pany ness away from them.
Willamette Valley C o ...................
7
the Lewis A Clark exposition, and yet we do want to see the c o n
Salt Creek Lumber C o ................. 337
V B Sears ......................................
8
many of the visitors are becom ing sumer get all that he possibly can for
J
J S Bohannon................................
6
familar with the opportunities afforded the money he is com pelled to pay out.
IF YOU W AN T TO SELL
Jas Boydston.................
26 1
J C Stingley....................................
7 1
by the state, a large**'numl>cr of tour The irrigation problem came up for W ednesday:
I)
Critchlow....................................
34
i
ists having made stops at five or six discussion at the council meeting
Florence Reynolds, Ind.
Geo K liever.................................... 17 '
E. F. Craven, Bnllston.
points in different parts of the state. Monday evening, but was laid over
Leonard Shaw................................ 11
C H. Boydston................................ 17 1
until Friday night, when it was said Thursday:
!!. II. Bartlett, Dallas.
W m F a u ll.. ................................. 25
And
Get
Quick
Returns
The voting contests as conducted that Mr. Gates will l»e up, and a spec
W. II. Walker, Dallas.
C K Spaulding C o.......................... 23
ial
meeting
probably
held
to
definitely
by up-to-date papers are of great edu
Friday:
Ira Mehrling.................................. 20 i
II. (>. VanSkike. Dallas.
H C Courter...................................
6i
S ee
B. G IL D N E R ,
cational advantage-ie tbg young ladies decide on irrigation hours. The Item
M, E. Miln, Buena Vista.
F II March .................................... 16
and gentlemen who participate in izer holds that the hours now laid
B. C. Jones, Dallas.
Soehren Warehouse C o ............... 76
D A LL A S
-
OR.
them. Tt jflvCs them an iiislvht of down by the com pany are not suffici Saturday:
Jas Boydston....................................147
Clarence Whitman ...................... 58
I). L. Keyt, Perrvdale,
business life and m oulds them for fu ent for the proper watering of the
J. W. M yer..................................... 50 '
J. E. Sibley, Dallas.
ture upportnpities. Y ou sometimes lawns, and that a longer time can l>e
J S Tate........................................... 338
Sarah Tuthill. Monmouth.
A Sampson....................................... 223
hear these contests kicked at, but it is given without detrim ent to the ser
Mrs. N. L. Butler, Dallas.
Percy H adley..................................
7
by some whom whose cDr s are step vice or in any way endangering the Sunday;
Polk'C/O Lumber C o ................... . 231
We are now prepared
P. A. Finseth, Dallas.
water supply of the town. If there is
ped on.
W
H
Matthews..............................
20
to fit you up with a
O. D elia veil, Dallas.
John R itner.................................... 355
enough water to allow of the filling of
new dinner set
Roy Smith, Monmouth.
G W Chapman.............................. 265
D. L. Keyt, Perrvdale.
There has been some talk of num ber mill ponds, there is surely water sutfi
Peeilee Lumber C o ...........................166
.('. E. Dill and wf, Falls City.
J H Mill key .................................. 16
ing the houses in Dallas. W hile we cient to irrigate for a longer time. It
J. S. Cooper, Indep.
Scott A Butler................................ 11
would not be in favor of the city go is probable that Mr. Gates will endeav-
Miss May Schmidt, Indep.
Joe
Tharp........................................
7
Roy
Larger,
Indep.
ing t o ’tfieexpense of providing n u m ! or to hold the council to the hours
W R oy............................................. 52
M
onday:
W E McLean.................................. 15 1
bers for awhile, yet it would not be a now prescribed by him, and it remain*
T. J. Cherrington, Dallas.
l>ad idea to plat the city, and if any to be seen whether he or the council
Edgar Craven, Dallas.
A. W. Stalker, Falls City.
property owner wants to provide such | have control of the matter. If the
Bert Putnam, Falls City.
for his home, he could find out hi- j council cannot regulate this matter, it
R. M. Smith, Monmouth.
designation. W e will have to com e I were better that we have no water Tuesday.
II. S. Butz, Dallas.
to it anyhow before m any years.
works.
Mrs. Butz, Dallas.
Miss Butz, Dallas.
A. L. Hayes, Dallas.
T. E. Holt and wf, Dallas.
With a back constantly aching,
Harriett Sears, McCoy.
With distressing urinary disorders,
F. Hayden, Falls City.
Daily existence is hut a struggle.
W ednesday:
No need to keep it up.
The patterns are
Wm. Fanil, Dallas.
Doan’ s Kidney Pills will cure you.
all new and the
R. L. Reese, Dallas.
Mrs. M. Custer, of 436 W Fifth street,
prices reasonable.
T. J. Cherrington, Dallas.
Albany, Ore., says: “ I have had no
Come.and see for
F. lleydon, Falls City.
occasion to use Doan’ s Kidney Pills for
y o u r s e l f . We
A. L. Hayes Dallas.
nearly three years and that fact alone is
are always g l a d
proof of the value "of the remedy, At
to show our goods
the time I got it at Foshay k Mason’s
drug store I was suffering an acute at
tack of kidney coinidaint, the result of
.
Mr. Jesse Moore is sick with lung
a cold which 'settled in my kidneys. It
► fever.
made me so weak and lame that 1 could
►
scarcely move from one place to another.
¡1 Miss Pearl Brannan is visiting at;
The passages of the kidney secretions
COLLINS SLOCK
, i Wood burn.
were so frequent that I got little if any
\ I Miss Anna Jeffrey visited Mr.a J. T. !
DALLAS, - OREGON
rest at night. I continued using Doan’s
> Hunt Sunday.
Kidney Pills until cured, and in March,
1903. i told the story of my experience
► Miss Daisy Hunt, of Portland, is visit-
for publication in our local papers.
| ! ing her father, J. T. Hunt.
Now that the cure has nroved permanent.
M Clias. Spitzlmrt has three ear|K»nters |
I am fullv convince« of the value of
» I working on his large new house.
Doan's Kidney Pills and wish every
sufferer
to know it.
Mr. Miller ami family leave Thursday I
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
* for Wheatland to work for the govern-,
cents
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
11 ment.
New York, sole agents for the United
\\ Mr. Fitts is adding to the improve-!
States.
i j ment* by adding another story to his
Remember the name— Doans—ami
1 j house.
take no other.
| Mr. J. A. McLean, of Sunnvside, is!
every variety of bakery
| visiting at the home of Mrs. Mary H.
» Smith.
stuff, but especially cake.
Educates for success iu a short time anil at small expense, and sends each stu
dent to a position as soon as competent. Quality is our motto, and reputation for
thorough work brings us over 100 calls per month for office help. Individual in
struction insures rapid progress. We teach the loose leaf, the card index, the
rouchcr and other modern methods o f bookkeeping. Chartier is our shorthand;
-asy, rapid, legible. Beautiful catalogue, business forms and penmanship free—
write today. References: any merchant, any bank, any newrpaper in Portland.
! Which is
!f
If
The Cheaper?
I
0
§
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«
s
«
To let the children soak their feet, get
sick and then be soaked by the doctor
f
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}
Our mill is located 9 miles t>
southwest of Perrydale and 7 ^
miles northwest of Dallas. Easy f>
of access. Take as large a loud ^
as you want.
c>
'
=
.
W e also have lumlier for sale ?
v at our Perrydale yard, of all v
^ kinds and dim ensions,
^
who has advanced his fee— or get good
£
. Shoes and Rubbers from us and protect
0
your children from both kinds of soaks.
T
| Gaynor’s Shoe Store
* ♦ « * »» ♦ * * • • # » * $ • • • * • • • • * • *
ELECTRICITY FOR LIGHTING IS ONIY EXPENSIVE 10 PEOPIE
WHO ARE WASTEUL AND CARELESS. 10 YOU, WHO ARE
NATURALLY CAREFUL, IT DOES NOT COME HIGH.
It is economical because it can be quickly turned off when not needed. With
gas or kerosene there is the temptation to let light burn when not needed, to
save bother of lighting and adjusting, In some homes the electric light bill
amounts to only about #2 per month. Y ou can probably get some kind of artifi
cial light for less money than electric light, hut does itsaveyou anything when it
limits opportunities for work ami recreation, ruins your eyesight, smokes your
walls, mars decora ions and increases household work. You can probably
save a dollar to-morrow by going without vour meals, but it wouldn’t be econ
omy. It is not so much what you save, hut, how you save, that counts. We
are always ready to explain the “ ins and outs” of the lighting proposition to
you, ( ’all on usor phone to us. We are never too busy to talk business.
Willamette Valley Company
E. W . K E A R N E S ,
Manager, Dallas, Oregon.
Office on Mill street, just north of the court house.
Phones:
Bell, 421, Mutual, 1297.
n TT g
M r
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A