Polk County itemizer. (Dallas, Or.) 1879-1927, August 15, 1907, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textf Women as Well as Men Are Made Miserable by Kidney Trouble. Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis Courtesy West Side. courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor J. L. Tibbits will be succeeded as and cheerfulness soon head buttermaker at the Independence disappear when the kkl creamery by a buttermaker from Jeffer neys are out of order Mr. Tibbitts will probably return or diseased. ( Itemizer, one year in advance................................................. $1 50 son to Washington. Kidney trouble has SUBSCRIPTION-) With Weekly Oregonian or Semi-weekly Journal............. 2 00 become so prevalent ( With Oregon W oodman........................................................... 1 76 Mrs. Frank Lewis, of Lewisville, is that it is not uncomr.Yon lving quite sick at tbe borne of her for a child to be born daughter, Mrs. Hank Mattison. J3 afflicted with weak kid M U T U A I i Office, A. Moore ami family have returned neys. If the child urin M U T lA L | Residence, 271 from an extended outing at Slab Creek. ates too often, If the R. F. Ferguson, who has looked after urine scalds the flesh or if, when the child the store, will assist tbe Mattson boys reaches an age when it should be able to Patronize One Another fo r the. Ujtbv ¡'ding o f Town and County in the running of the cigar stores. control the passage, it is yet afflicted with Mrs. Chas Uiff and little daughter, bed-wetting, depend upon it. the cause of the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first Everywhere you go, on train, steam- Lois, departed Friday for Chicago step should be towards the treatment of Heights, Illinois, for an extended visit 1 m » t or other public conveyance, you with Mrs. Iliff’s parents. They were these important organs. This unpleasant trouble is due to a diseased condition of the la one of the constitutional diseases. It uhvnys hear Dallas spoken of hv trav accompanied as far as Portland by Mr. kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as Iliff. most people suppose. manifests itself in local aches and pains.— elers as one of the most thriving Women as well as men are made mis The county court has assumed jyos - Inflamed Joint« and stiff muscles,—but it tor. ns on the west .id “ . It a I way- session of the bridges in Independence erable with kidney and bladder trouble, cannot be cured by local applications. makes us feel good when we hear her as a consequence of tbe amendments and both need the same great remedy. It requires constitutional treatment, and thus talked of. May we continue to adopte 1 to the city charter some time The mild and the immediate effect of the best is a course of the great blood puri ago. Extensive repairs on them are to S w a m p -R oot is soon realized. It Is sold justify the com plim ent. fying and tonic medicine he made at an early day us some of by druggists, in fifty- them now are needing considerable cent and one dollar work on them to keep them in first sizes. You may have a There is no question hut what the class condition. sample bottle by mail wblcb neutralizes tbe acidity ot tbs blood Horn« of Swamp-Root. transportat!mi facilities on the O A K and bullda up tbe whole system. A very pleasant surprise was given to free, also pamphlet tell ing ail about it, including many of the In usual liquid form or In chocolated railroad have lieen improved lately Miss Christie Burkhead, of Monmouth, thousands of testimonial letters received tabletskiHiwn as S a ra a ta b s. 100 doses $1. under the efficient management oi last Friday evening. Alxjut thirty of from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer her friends gathered to shower her with £cCo„ Binghamton, ,N. Y., be sure and Mr fleorge F. Nevins. I.ast Saturday crystal. The M. O. W. VV. club of mention this paper. probably as large a crowd as ever wen* which she was a member presented her W ith our new creamery now in ac l)o not make any mistake, but re over the road were all accom modated with a beautiful punch bowl set. Many member the name, Swamp-Root, Dr other useful articles were presented. tual operation, we feel higger than with seats, it taking seven coaches to Refreshments were served during the Kilmer’ s Swamp-Root, and the oduret-s ever. Now let us all get together and inghampton, N. Y . on every bottle. hold them. Returning Monday m orn evening. work well and faithfully for a fruit, Mr and Mrs. R. A. Patterson have ing weje about the same number. and vegetable cannery in order to The boat accom m odations are not yet enjoyed a visit the past few days from DR. C. A. CAMPBELL their sons, A. I). Patterson and wife utilize other of our produi ts. Nothing ample, hut it is expected to soon have and Narcis. The former is engaged in • merclwntable should be allowed to go O S T E O P A T H IC PHYSICIAN. two steamers to convey passengers business at Leavenworth and the latter to waste in Polk county. at Prosser, Wash. They have resided Graduate American School of Os across the bay from Y aquina to New in Kastern Washington for a number of teopathy, Kirkville, Mo. years. The brothers bad not met before The one great trouble yet with port. for seven years. all Oregon farmers is that they do not Rheumatism Hood’s Sarsaparilla seam able to concentrate their ener- It has been brought to our ears that giea upon hut one line of revenue at a the T -n gues of Fire are m aking the time, and this is true in Polk county editor of this pajH-r an object of spec as well as elsewhere. If they go into ial prayer. W h ilew eare not memliers hop., it must hops and hops alone of any regilious organization, we are with them. If orchards the same is endeavoring to follow the golden rule true. W hat should he done is to see in our passage through life,and rather that not one acre of their land goes to expect to corneas near getting through waste, and that every portion of it lie the pearly gates as many of the fanat in some way a revenue hringer. To ical Christians now said to Ire trying depend upon one kind of crop alone is to assist toward such an end. There suicidal for a number of reasons. is a sane way to sarve the Lord and an Over production of one line is bound insane one. The going through of to bring down the price of that article childish contortions, yelling anil and it should he the idea of the farm screaming and staying up until early er who works with his brain as well as morn is not the sane way. The One his hands to see that when that time above is a dignified being, and does com es he has some other line of pro not request his followers to make fools duction that is com m anding a fair of themselves in order to serve him. profit. . T o pnrticularize on this theme The drinking of l’quor and other is more than we have space for at the thin s of like nature can easily lie car present, but we have always believed ried to an extreme by impressionable that there is as much money in in- people, and particularly is this true of telligent farming as in any other line religion. Our insane asylums furnish of busineas. Once in a while you see abundant proof of it continually. It a man who is thoroughly on to this i is not so long ago as to he forgotten idea, and you will always find this I the unfortunate term ination of tl e man with som ething from the farm I Holy Roller agitation at Corvallis. to sell when the price is high. We I We hope to never lie burdened with a would welcome letters for publication like set. in Dallas, but will say here from successful ones concerning ideas and now that if hearsay he true we nre i somewhat on the edge of it. To the on how to do ss we have outlined. I organization conducting orderly, de Try a sack of Dallas flour and you will scent meetings, together with a digni never use any other. fied service of God, we wish all sue- Slaughter ot Millinery Goods J All Ladies’ and Childrens’ trim med hats at just one-half retail price. We have had a fine sale on hats, 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 price goods strictly. Mens’, Wom ens’ and Childrens’ White Oxfords. These are bargains. Come and get your share. Many other bargains will be shown you. D. L KEYT, PERRYDALE, OREGON P o r t l a n d , o r kgon WHY? They are trained for business in a business like way. ’Pta-ed 351 pupils into lucrative positions during last year. ■Why not enroll in a reputable school that places all of its graduates4 H. W . BEHNKE, Pres. I. M. W A L K E R . Prin. «... v BEND FUR CATALOGUE Chronic Diseases and Diseases of Women and Children a Spec ialty Dallas Hotel DALLAS . . ORECON The front end of tbe huge Spaulding log drive from the McKenzie is approach ing this place, stray logs having been g«>ing by for the past lew days. The main portion of the drive now lies be-1 tween Buena Vista and Albany, the rear end of it having passed the latter city, A big body of men and several teams are" required to bring the logs down the river, t is said that this drive is the biggest one ever brought I down the river. It is a little earlier in j going down this year than last. Logs | from it will be left at the mill here and j at Salem, the remaining portion being i taken on to New berg. The meeting of citizens of tbe town and residents across the river to the number of about 25 was held yesterday afternoon at tbe city ball to discuss the subject as to purchase of tbe present ferry or to construct a new one. Tbe probable cost of a new ferry was discuss ed at length and a vote was taken as to the offer to make for the present ferry. The 2!l votes resulted in sums ranging from $500 to $1500, the average being | $785. Tn view of the fact that Mr. Jones had operated the ferry for many years, the first part of the. period being un profitable, it was tbe sense of the meet ing to make a fair offer and a motion finally prevailed to submit an offer of $800 and a committee was named to I make tbe offer. An improvement is soon to be made at the sawmill yards that will greatly i facilitate operations there. A switch is to be laid along the river bed north from tbe spur to the gravel pit. The track will be laid near the river in a po sition to permit logs to be dumped into tbe river for use at tbe mill, also the laying of the tract will make loading of | the lumber much more convenient than j it lias been heretofore. Tbe improve ment will permit of logs being delivered at tlie mill all the year round for when delivery by the river fails logs can be I brought in by rail. Such an arrange ment assures a more constant supply of logs and permanent operation of the mill should a demand for the product be liad. PORTLAND HOTEL ARRIVALS. Sunday ; Win. Smith, Dallas. \ j M onday: Miss G. M. Kinney, Dallas. Miss Josie Fanil, Dallas. D. W. Sears, Indep. Tuesday: K. (\ Eldridge, Tndep. I J. B. Teal. Falls City. E. Lipton, Falls City. O. Harter, Dallas. (). E. Williams, Dallas. Mrs. O. E, Williams, Dallas. I Chas. Freldburg, Dallas. 1 Wednesday: W. W. Draught, Dallas. R. P. Dickinson. Independence. Miss J. A. Farrar, Independence. Mrs. N. L. McCoy, Indet-endence. Miss Mary Duke. Independence. Teachers Being Examined. ! Some thirty-five applicant* are now j before the board of examin rs for teachers’ certificates. Miss Loretta I Smith, of Monmouth, and Mrs. F. 11. ! Morrison arc assisting Superintendent Seymour. The following are the appli cants: Lulu Demnsev, Edna Morrison, Addle Bovdson, Slay Wright, Alma Huseby, Clara Olsen, L. J. Munlock, Leola Dunham, Lena Gilmore, Cora Guy, Eva Pitner, Irene F. Dodd, I«ovd U tincr, B. A Teat«. C. E. Nash, R. R. i Hill, W. I. Ford, U'na Stouffer, James Jack, Viola Hall, Clara Barker, Lethu Tracer, Ada Belobe, Onie David, G er trude Cobb, Sarah Gray, Augusta I ! Holme«, Bertha Allen, Pearl Simmons, , Edith Montgomery, Edna Hayes, Flor ence Bowden, Katherine Sharp, Char-. J lotta Boche, Chester Day. Several are applying for state papers and several will have their papers sent to other counties, in which they w ish to teach, for examination. Mrs. Umi* Hadley came up from Dayton Wednosdav evening for a visit with her parents, Elder ami Mrs. M. J. Ballantyne. BUSINESS C O L L E C E B E H NK E - W A L K HR S T U D E N T S S U C C E E D . (i. W. Criinmins ami Butler Produce Co. have closed a deal whereby tbe lat ter comes into ownershp of tbe former’s feed and produce business in this city. Mr. Criinmins bus conducted the busi ness for tbe past year and has made many friends during his residence here, lie will probably return with bis family to Amity to reside. Mr. P. 8. Greenwood and family will move to town this fall and hissoninlaw. Mr. Jus. Harris, will move to the hand some new cotta»* Mr. Greenwood is having erected adjoining the home place in East Dallas. Dr. W. I. Hale, of Tennessee, paid us a call this morning. The doctor is making a tour of the coast, and drooped In to see our town and Dr. MeCallon. He may returu here in the future, being especially captivated with our climate. . UNDER THE BIG CLOCK. What Our County Officials Have Done Since Our Last Issue. John Eakin vs. VV’ . D. Whealdon et al, Probate Court. suit for m oney; Sibley «& Eakin for plff. Estate of Louis L. Hammond, deceas Sale confirmed. ed ; final account set for hearing Sep Martha Hill vs. John Denman, suit tember 14th, at 10 a. ui. W . P. Palmer; sale of real estate con to quiet title; Sibley A Eakin for plff. | Decree as prayed for. firmed. Emma Palmer estate; same action. Edith Rowland vs. Earl Rowland, suit for divorce, N. L. Butler for plff. I Divorce granted. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Jacob Rhndabarger to J A Huggins 10 acres in t 8 s, r 6 w .. $ 50 S E Irvine to Rosa Buff urn, lots in Independence..................... . . . . 175 Sarah Rone«) and hd to G A Wells HO acres in t 9 a, r 6 w ............... . 000 II Hewitt Jr to W VV Mitchell, 320 acres in t 8 s, r 8 w . . . . . . . 1 Lane Lumber Co to W VV Mitch ell, 1320 acres in t 8 and 9 s, r 8 w ...................................... . ....... 1 Lane Lumber Co to VV’ VV Mitch ell, 300 acres in t 8 s, r 8 and 9 w .................................................... 1 Cobbs & Mitchell to VV’ W Mitch ell, lands in Polk and Lincoln counties.......................................... 1 Finley Morrison to Marie Kelley 100 acres in t 6 s, r 8 w .............. 1600 James Shepard to J M Wooden, 9 acres in t 6 s, r 7 w ...................... 50 Jay Kinney to Fritz Waltz, 80 acres in t 9 s, r 6 w ................... 850 J H Gibson to Floyd Flickinger 64 acres in t 10 s, r 4 w ,................. 1150 K A Boise et al to City of l>al)as 2.08 . cres in t 7 8, r 6 w ........... 62.40 J P Simpson to Martha Simpson lots in A irlie........................ 1 Chas Henry and Wallace McCa- mant to Grand Ronde Land Co 91)0 acres in t 6 s, r 8 w ......... 10 J M Smith to M J Smith, land in M onm outh..................... 1 Sophia Plumer to Harley Adams 10 acres in t 7 s, r 6 w ........... 460 C L Starr to E Lipton, % int in lots in Falls C ity.......................... 1 Maria Anderson and hd to O & C Ry Co, 40 acres in t 7 s, r 6 w ,.. 1 W W V W W W v w v w IF YOU W AN T TO SKLL TI M B E R And Get Quick Returns See B . G IL D N E R , D A LL A S OR. j Our Dinnerware Has Arrived The patterns are all new and the prices reasonable. Come and see for y o u r s e l f. We are always g l a d to show’ our goods COLLINS BLOCK DALLAS, - OREGON China and Notion Store, ALL D R U C C IS T S i GOc. AND $ 1 .0 0 W IL L A M E T T E U N IV E R S IT Y Professors, T h re e Instructors. i * When a Man Marries His Troubles Begin Ray A Stoner are fixing up tbe old Wagner building for occupancy about i tbe 1st of September. A new front will I be placed in the building similiar to tbe | one in the Boyd grocery and tbe rest of i tbe building will be used for their feed I store. They will have an immense floor ! «pace for the storage of such articles, and already it is getting pretty well filled up. i If his wife insists on having bis collars, (cuffs and shirts laundered at home, af- ! ter be has been accustomed to such ar- j tistic work as we have given him. For j bighclass work on your, linen, for care ful treatment and for that faultless col or and finish on your linen, there is no laundry that can compare with the | ^ ltI The law depart* meat o f the Uni versity o f Oregon offers a splendid opportunity for young men to ac quire a thorough legal training. A ll s t u d ents can be self-supporting as evening classes do not in terfere with their regular work. Seventeen instruct ors including judges o f the Federal and State courts. Library o f 10,000 volumes open to students. For free catalogue, address, Walter Tl. Evans, secretary, 7^3 Chamber of Commerce, Portland, SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY L3W Patents. v CIRCUIT* COURT. Department 2. Galloway, J. Judge William Galloway held an ad journed term of circuit court Monday. The greater portion of the day was ta ken up by tbe argument of counsel in tbe suit of E. A. Meyer against F. J. Oberer for a settlement of account. The case was taken under advisement. Docket entries were made as follows: E. A. Meyer vs. Fred J. Oberer, suit for settlem ent; Oscar Ilavter for p lff; N. L. Butler and J. E. Sibley for deft. Argued and taken under advisement. Leave order« in Dalla« witk J. J. Fidi»? or at fch* William« confectionery «tor* Oregon Nature Gives Timely Warning« D E N TA L SURCEONS That No Dallas Citizen Can Dr. H. L . T o n e y Afford to Ignore. Graduate Ann Arbor, Michigan IÌS9NES S Ê0LLÉGL D A N G E R SIG N A L , NO. 1 c o m « from the kidney secretions. They Dr. S- T . D o n o h o e Graduate University of California will warn you when tbe kidneys are si k. Well kidneys excrete a clear, Olfiee, Uglow B id . Both Phones. T E N TH A N D MORRISON ST R E E TS , P O R T L A N D . O R E G O N imii I mt fluid. Sick kidney« send o u t a A. P. ARMSTRONG, LL. B * PRINCIPAL thin, pale and foam y, or a thick, red D A L L A S • • ORECON ill-smelling urine, full of sediment Educates for success in a short time and at small expense, and sends each stu- and irregular of passage. j dent to a position as soon as competent. Quality i9 our motto, and reputation for D AN G ER S IG N A L NO 2 com es ! thorough work brings us over 100 calls per month for office help. Individual in- from the bn«*k. Back pains, dull and 0 truction insures rapid progress. W e teach the loose leaf, the card index, the heavy, or sharp and acute, tell you of /oucher and other modern methods o f bookkeeping. Chartier is our shorthand; sick kidneys and warn you of the ap :asy, rapid, legible. Beautiful catalogue, business forms and penmanship free— proach of dropsy, diabetes and Brigh ’« write today. References: any merchant, any bank, any newspaper in Portland. disease. D oan’s K idney Pills cure € sick kidneys and cure them |>erma- i ren tly. 0 Mrs. A. R H ill, of 331 E. Fifth St., Albany, Ore., says: “ Not a word too * much is said in praise of D oan’s K id- ne* Pills, a u d it ought to be proof « en ou .lt of their m erit when people living right here in Albany recom C mend them, instead of some unknown * person in Texas or some other faraway 0 * place. I have used D oan’s K idney # A t Our Pills myself and know of many more § © Salt C r eek Mi l l who have used them. In my case they cured back ache and other tro u 0 To let the children soak their feet, get * blesome sym ptom s of kidney c o m plaint. Everyone else who has used __ « $ sick and then be soaked by the doctor them to my knowledge have bad tbe e — i same satisfaction and that is why I Our mill is located 9 miles ® who has advanced his fee— or get good lend my name in endorsing tbe reme- i 0 southwest of Perrydale and 7 Q j «ly.” Shoes and Rubbers from us and protect miles northwest of Dallas. Easy Rcniemlier the nam e, D oan’s, and i t of access. Take as large a load ^ your children from both kinds of soaks. take no other. For sale hy all deal f as you want. o ers. Price 60 cents. Fo-ter-M ilburn * ('o., Buffalo. New York, sole agents 5 = • 4» a W e also have In in Iter for sale S. | for the United States. ❖ v at our Perrydale ysiVd, of all J ^ kinds and dim ensions, ^ I « \ j l J W. H .R o y& C o . It conla ns Cod Liver Oil, Hypophosphites and Glycerine, to make fat, blood and bone, and so put together that it is easily digested by little folk. Earl Wiscarver and Ed, Brisker are preforming stunts—which they call re creation—on tbe Siletz. HIDDEN DANGERS. W e are now prepared to fit you up with a new dinner set on thin, It makes them plump, rosy, active, happy. Forty-four Surprise Party. E m u lsion Last evening a surprise party was AFFILIATED COLLEGES. COLLEGE OF LIBERAL AKT8 tendered Miss Marie Well« at the resi- Courses—Classical......................... A. B. College of Mediciee ..................M. D. deuce of her mother, Mrs. A. C. Brack- Literary ....................... B. L. College of Law .............................. LL. B. enbury, in honor of her 16th birthday, i Scien tific..................... I. B. S. College of Theology......... . . . ’. .v , B. D. A very pleasant evening was spent by . B. M, Philosophical............... Ph-.1I College of Music....... . tbe young ladies present. Light refresh The Affiliated Colleges are financially The College of Liberal Arts main- ments were served, and Miss W ell» re tains tbe following schools: independent of tbe College of Liberal ceived a number of pretty gifts com Arts. The College of Oratory, O. B. memorative of tbe occasion. The invit Tbe School of Art, Certificate. The Teachers’ College, B. Pd. ed guests w ere: Mrs. A. C. Bracken- Tbe School of Art is also financially The Normal School, Diploma. bury, Mrs. J. A. Lynch, Miss Marie The Oregon Institute or the Aca- independent of tbe College qf Liberal Well«, Mis« Georgia Fiske, Miss Helen demy, Diploma. Arts. i'i t r Meade, Miss Edith Griffith, Miss R<>- The School of Commerce, Diploma. i berta McCallon, Mias Ada Lougnecker, F or C a t a l o g u e a d d r e s s Pr e si de nt , ! Miss Blanche Day, Miss Zelpha Brown, J O H N H. C O L E M A N , Sa l e m, O r e g o n . Miss Gertrude Phelps, Miss Pearl Po land, Miss Ruth Morrison, Miss Viola Cobb. f T. 8. to Heirs of Emily Foreman. U . 8. to 0 . W. Jamer. ▼ V V W The effect r f S c o tt's pale children is magical. Salt Creek Lumber Co. l I Which is * The Cheaper? } We Make every variety of bakery stuff, but especially cake. People think bakers cannot make anything but angel’s food. W e think we make CAKE just as palatable as you have at home. Don’t get mad because we think so. T ry it. The Dallas ¡Bakery Dan Brown, Prop. I. 6. V A NO RS DE L A. J. B A R H A M VanOrsdel & Barham $ Gaynor’s Shoe Store * $ * * * * * * * * * * # * * * ♦ ♦ * # # ♦ # * # + | Mr. Hop Man! THE OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASSOCIATION OF McMINN- ij VIELE HfCTRlCHY re t LIGHTING IS ONLY fXPfNSIVf TO PfOPtf WHO AlR WASTfUL AND CARflfSS. TO YOU, WHO ARC NATURALLY CAREFUL, IT DOTS NOT COME HIGH. saved tbe bop growers of Polk coun ty $1,100 in premiums last year. Have you t>een insuring in a stock com pany? Then, why dont yon in- xure in the H o m e M u t u a l C o . , this year and save money? Com mu- nicatc with W P. D Y K E , 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 >u can probably get some kind of artili- cial light for less moneythan electric ligh;, butdoes it save you anything when it limits opportunities for work and recreation, ruins your eyesight, smokes vour walls, mars decora ions and incieases household work. Y’ ou can probably save a dollar to-morrow by going without \our meals, but it wouldn’t Tie econ omy. It is not so much what you save, but, how you save, that counts. We are always ready to explain the “ ins and outs’’ of the lighting proposition to you, Call on usor phone to us. We are never too busy to talk business. of D A L L A S . Agent for Polk County + + -M -+ + + + + + + + + + + + + -* -+ + + + + + + + ! A New Line of Extra fine Groceries Willamette Valley Company E. B O Y D A. SO N ii ...at t h e .. Must bave mon» farms ami city property to sell. We are turning away men every day for want of placet* to suit. Pfrht|* vours would. Gome and list with as. W e an* making up a new lint t* be «ent east. Get in on this. Will «ell tin small commission, us. I 1! 2 | Corner Grocery Carry an extra ni< e line of «tu ple and fancy gw eerie», and a «nperh line of cigar* and tob a c co«. W e pay the hwheat m ar ket price for produce. Bell phone R3. Mutual 314. E. W . K E A R N E S , Manager, Dallas, Oregon. OtfW* on Mill street, just north of the court house. Phones: Bell, 421, Mutual, 1297. 41 t ! OTTki c