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EVERYBODY READ THIS
Thursday Nov 12, l'.»07
CLtCIRICITY FOR LlbhliNb IS ONLY IXPtNSIVC 10 PtOPlf
PRINTED BY REQUEST.
Prepared at Small Cost and Many
Swear by it.
Mix the following by shaking well in
a bottle, and take in teaspoonful «loses
after meals and at bedtime: Fluid Ex
tract Dandelion, one half ounce, Com
pound K argon, one ounce; Compound
Syrup Sarsaparilla, three ounces. A
local druggist is the authority that these
simple, harmless ingredients can be ob
tained at nominal cost from our home
druggists. The mixture is said to
cleanse and strengthen the clogged and
inactive kidneys, overcoming backache,
bladder weakness and urinary trouble
of all kinds, if taken before the stage1 of
Bright's du ease. Those who have tried
this say it postively overcomes pain in
the hack, clears the urine of sediment
and regulates urination, especially at
night, curing the worst forms of bladder
weakness. Every man or woman here
who feels that the kidneys are not strong
or acting in a healthy manner should
mix this prescription at home and give
it a trial, as it is said to do wonders for
many persons. The Scranton,
Pa
Times was first to print this remarkable
prescription, in October of 11106, since
when all the leading newspapers of
New York, Boston, Philadelphia Pitts
burg, and other cities have made many
announcements of it to their readers.
WHO ARt WASÍUJI AND CARtltSS.
W e Can Save You Money
10 YOU, WHO ARI
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 oi lighting and adjusting, In some homes the electric light bill
amounts to only about $2 per month. You can probably get some kind of artifi
cial light tor less money than electric light, but doe* itsave'you anything when it
limits opp »rtunities tor work and 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 your meals, but it wouldn’t be 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 us or phone to us. We are never too busy to talk business.
L. .1. Klititfer and wife, of Dufnr, i
ited ii few dny* thin week with I,.
Rice and fumily.
Rev. J. H Dinisjliis returned Tuesday
from an extended trip to eastern Oregon
anil oilier point».
The annual ehrvaunthenium fair, held
by the ladies of the M. K. chureli. will
take place Friday, November 22nd.
J. S. and Riley Cooper enjoyed a visit
from their ueice. Mrs. Icea Darr, of bos
Angeles. Mrs. Darr is n daughter of
Hon. J. C. Cooper, of McMinnville, and
went to that city Wednesday.
:>ooooo<> 9 o œ o o < x x > o e o o o o o o < i
JUST ARRIVED
Willamette Valley Company
Morris, the leading jeweler, has just received a
beautiful line of gold headed umbrellas and canes
from $2.50 to $15 each, all guaranteed, also a new
one of late cuts in Libby cut glass.
Manager, Dallas, Oregon.
Office on Mill street, just north of the court house.
Phones:
O P T IC IA N
Bell, 421, Mutual, 1297.
C. H. MORRIS,
DALLAS
IN D EP EN D EN C E.
Courtesy We t Side.
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1 scribe. I f you are a lready a subFcriber you should r e n e w y o u r s u b « c r ip t io u n o u
w hile the liberal term s w e c :le r you prevail. W e h ave m ade arran gem en ts w ith *.he
i publishers ol T H E A U N F .fU G A N f A i l M W O U L D to clp b th eir paper w ith ours, and
if you w ill at once send us $1.50, we w ill send you b o tti p a p e r » o n e y e a r .
Th e A m e ric a n F a rm W o rld is a Large A gricu ltu ral M on th ly Pu blication co n ta in
ing each m on th from 40 to 31 large pages, ca refu lly edited by one o f the A blest A g r i
cultural W riters In the U nited states. It Is rilled w ith o rigin a l m atter (o n ly ) for the
farm er and his fa m ily . N o copied m atter w hatever, but the w ell tested methods o f the
best farm ers In the country, are here found to tie Just w hat the fa rm er wants to kn ow ,
and It is safe to say If follow ed w ill save him m on ey and im p ro v e his farm .
You can get T H E A M E R I C A N F A R M W O R L D a w hole year, together w ith our
ow n paper If you w ill at once send us $1.60. W e w i l l p a y t h e p u b lis h e r » o f T h e
A m e r ic a n F a r m W o r l d for you ou t o f the am ou nt yo u send us, and you w ill
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a dva n ta ge o f this great o ffer now. A d d r m »
NATURALLY CAHLfUL. II DOES NOT COMÍ HIGH.
E. W . K EAR N ES,
WE
BUY
F U R S -H ID E S
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fop spot
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caeh. 10 to 50% more money fo r yon to ship Raw Furs and H ide« to ns than to
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--- home. W rite for Prioe List. Market Report. Snipping Tags, and atx>Qt our
aell
H U N T E R S ’ & T R A P P E R S ’ G U I D E •fu.JSl1
4M) page«, leath er bound. Beat th in e on the subject ever w ritten
Illu stratine a ll Fur Animals. All
about Trappers’ Secret», Decoys. Traps. Game I jiws . H ow and w here to trap, and to become a suc
cessful trap per I t ’ s a regular Encyclopedia Price. $2. To our customers. $1 25. Hides U n ited into
beautiful Rohes. Our Magnetic Bait and Decoy attracts animals to traps, $1.00 per bottle. .S h ip sour
Hides and Furs to us *n d i* * lughsst prices. tV n d erso h U r e a , D e p t . 7 1 , M in n e a p o lis , M J o n .
to fake advertisers, for every statement
made in the testimonial as printed in
your valuable paper ìh a falsehood, as to
symptoms or results.
Yours respectfully.
MRS. B. A. («R A N T.
W . C. T . U. SPACE.
Mrs. Chloe Butz, Editress.
, Parker teaches that total abstainers
’»ave an average of 64 /years, liquor
drinkers an average of 35 ye ira and 6
, months. The mi I ooii means n< t only
i.-ss ¡iio .iv* V lor work, hut also less time
J i »r work.”
Yoti-ig oien when you an* considering
*J whether y..m will iu l ih$6 in the useless,
| expensive, destructive practice of <1 ri . k,
go stand o” .he Mtersecuou of Kichtii
• averne and Fourteenth street, and ..sk
‘ yourself: The bank or the sai.»on.
Which?
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HERE A N D TH E R E .
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COLOSSEUM RINK
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W e A s k Is a Chance
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Appeal more to ’many than does the idea of
filling merchandise wants for immediate and
future use; therefore we find it necessary
to offer values and special low prici s to en
courage you to visit us now. Besides, this
week and next we will show you many ad
vance heralds of fall throughout the store.
You will also find large lots of bargains in sum
mer stuff's marked at prices that will mere
ly cause them to quickly take their leave. We
will endeavor to make your shopping a pleas
ure to you.
§
F. S. RAM SEY, Racket Store
DALLAS,
ORECON.
Can You Look Real Pleasant and
Use any Other Plow but a
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This illustration is a correct view of our
steel-beam plows. They are strongly
constructed from designs that are time
tried and field tried. They will turn a
deep, clean, smooth furrow in any soil
ami are as light of draft as it is possible
for a walking plow to be. We have this
plow with wood beams instead of steel.
If you are in need of anything in Karin
Implements, Furniture Stoves or Ranges
investigate our quality and prices.
ADAMS & CO.
Hucceanor to Ralph Allanas
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These days a hammock and book
A rod and a reel
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O prove to you that we have
the best Shoes at the right
prices.
Our stock is complete and up to
date in all lines.
Give us a trial and be convinced
Yours for trade,
The Dallas Shoe Store
Mt JACOB & COMPANY
Corvallis & Eastern
Railroad
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JEW ELER
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The Largest Mail O rd e r Liquor
House on the Pacific Coast.
Buy vonr liquors direct from the
Miss Marv Rnrtman, of Portland, has
Prizes For Schools.
Three arguments against the saloon— wholesale house at wholesale priies and
accepted the position of stenographer
The Oregon Society of the Sons of the The economical argument, wTe can’ t af save the middle mans’ profit, which
and book-keeper at R. M. Wade & Go’s American Revolution offers prizes to the
hardware and began herduties with the pupils of the public schools of the state ford it; the moral argument, it injures means 50 to 100 per cent on your pur
chases
We are offering for the next
firm the first part of the week.
of Oregon, for essays on subjects con the character of our people; the politi- 60 lays as follows:
tical
argument,
it
corrupts
our
politics.
2.500 «allo n s o f Double Stamp W his
Mr. and Mrs. John Podvent, who are nected with our War of Independence.
kies, regular price $•> a « a l a t ___$ 3.50 a «a l.
well known here, and who were mar Prizes of $20. $15, $10 and $5 will he A. J. Zang, of Denver, in his report to 2.500
«a llo n s o i Puro Old Ulcnd Rye
ried in Independence a little over a awarded for the first, second, third and the United States Brewer’s Assoeiat on
whiskies, regular price $0 a ga llo n
for
his
state
writes:
The
legislature,
......................................................... $4 a «a l.
year ago, are the parents of a boy, born fourth best essays written on any of the
«a llo n s o f Pu .e Old Bourbon
a few days ago. They now reside at following subject»: Washington. The which has just adjourned, passeri alo- 2.500
Blend whiskies, regular price $t> a
Great
Lender,
The
Frag
of
the
United
|
<
’
;
»l
option
law
permitting
any
voting
Gresham.
gallon a t ...............................................$4 a gal.
States. The Boston Tea Party, TheTrea- , district or precinct to vote upon and to j 2,5i)0 gallons of Lyon Rye or Bour
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- -1 ■ bon Blend, regular price, $;' a gal-
Sperling Bros, have sold their meat son of * Benedict
Arnold.
The essays a re! decide
liquor question.
We J
tried]
market, both building and business to limited to three thousand word- each, I our best to defeat this measure hut were
„,# ,le Ul,l Clitum i. • $3 u gal
Peter Linden, a new arrival from Min must be written m student s own hand- handicapped by having a Methodist port, snerry, Angelica, Muscat,
nesota. Mr. Linden is a brother-in-law writing on one side only of the paper, 1 preacher for governor backed up by | Madera and Malaga, regular price,
of R. O. Simon, and lias had years of and accompanied by a certificate of the woman suffrage The Oregonian of
M.Vrayer vVhlskov but-’ 1'“
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experience in the meat market business writer’s teacher, stating that the writer ; duly 4rd, in a leading editorial on the I
tied iu bond, at.. $12
a doz.
He brings a family here to reside and is a pupil in a designated class, and death of Francis Murphy, made this j 5oo cases of Millview Whiskey, hot
lied in bond at
$10 a doz.
they will become a permanent addition that the teacher believes tlie essay ’ to he ’ j remarkable admission : “ It may be pos-
500 cases o f Stanford Rye, pure
to Independence.
the pupil’s own unaided work. The es sible that in consequences of the efforts j ' 0iend
.......... $11 a doz.
cases of Rainier Bourbon, . pure
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Simon departed says must he signed by the writer giv of Francis Murphy, Francis Willard and 50U
blend a t ................. ....................... $ll a d,oz
»tlier
persons
of
potent
influence,
tak-1
yesterday for Portland. Mr:*.' Simon, ing his or her post-office address. They
after a visit of a few day* there, will should be forwarded to Mr. R. I. Keker- ing effect through’ prohibitory legisla- j '^i'u^at,‘ 'fAkny, Mbuiera and^Ma-
....................$4 a doz.
proceed to her old home in Minnesota son, chairman of the committee, Room I tmn, we shall in a few years see the last I ia«»i at.............
______ _ 1 of the licensed saloon.”
saloon.
When a g re a t; Express and freight prepaid and no
for an extended visit with her parents. 5. Washington Bid., Portland, Oregon,
Ed. will accept a position at Portland, ami should reach their destinatiotTnot I daily »peaks on this wise, one that has i charges for cooperage. On five case
for this winter at least, with a promi Later than March31, 1908. In awarding i fought prohibition with all the strength ' lott we allow a discount of SOcents on
nent hardware firm, hut may return these priz--» the committee will be g o v I of its editorial staff and that annually each caso. On live and tell gallon kegs
and half and barrel lots, we allow a ilis-
here to reside again in the not distant erned bv consideration o : Originality, j receives tens of thousands of dollars for 1
nccurycy of statement, manner of treat-! beer and whisky advertising, tilings j count of 25 cents a gallon.
future.
ment orthographv, syntax and punetii- must lie moving In the right direction —
At the home of the bride’s parents
p
ation These prizes are offered to en- I Union Signal. Iceland has a licensed
Mr. and Mrs. C. Lorence, residing near courage love of our country- and the stu- ! drinking p.ace for everv one hundred
Monmouth, Mr. Clarence Freain and dv of its history. Anv additional infor-1 »" .I seventy of the population. Each of 51 F ro n t S tre e t
Poitland Ore.
Miss Katherine Lorence were united in niation which may be desired, will lie j those institutions are a poverty pro-
marriage Wednesday evening, Novem rheerfullv furnished on application to 1 ducer and trouble maker. Their alioli-
1 st ft, 11107, Rev. Goode, of Monmouth the chairman of the committee.
turn would greatly help to restore pros-
officiating. A large number of friends
UHARLES H. CARF.Y. ! perity and peace to that much distrib-
of the bride and groom attended the
B. B. B FFK M A N .
] uted country. In Niagara Falls. Qanada,
wedding Mr. Fream has been con
R. I. FCKFRSON,
nine liquor sellers have been prosecuted
Committee ! by the authorities for selling liquor on
nected with the I. AM . Rv. fora num
Sunday. Hon C. E. Newlin, ex-state
ber of years and a special motor was Portland, Oregon, November 1, 1907.
chairman of the Indiana prohibition
run from here for the occasion taking
TIM E T A B LE N o .35.
committee,
who has charge of Judge
u p some of the
motor line employees
25 per cent discount on all wall paper Artman’s lecture engagements for the Trains from and to Yaquina
and others of his friends. A supper was
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served after the wedding and a general for the next 20 days at Guy Bros & summer, is in the midst of a second trip
Y a q u in a ...............................
6 :10 a. m.
to the Pacific cons in the interest of the Leaves
g.ssl time had iiy all present. Mr. and Dalton.
A rrives at C orvallis......................... 11:15 a. m.
Mrs Fream drove to Dallas after the
reports
that pop- A rrives at A lb a n y .......................... 12:15 p, m.
A healthv man is a king in his own meetings. Mr.
, . Newlin
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cerenionv and took the early morning right: an unhealthy man is an n n f i a p p y »b ir approval of Judge Artman s recent
No. 2
train to Portland, from where they will slave Burdock Blood Bitters builds up decision declaring the saloon unconstitu- Leaves A lba n y ............... ».............. .12:50 p. m
tional, is rapidly growing in all parts of Leaves C o rv a llis............................. . 1:45 p. m
proceed to Salt Lake City, Utah, on an sound health—keeps yon well.
the country, and that instead of being Arrives at Y a q u in a ......................... . 0:15 p. in
extended wedding trip. Congratula
in advance of popular sentiment the Trains to and from Detroit:
tions and best wishes of a host of friends
verdict is finding a cordial response in
of both bride and groom are extended
NEW TO-DAY
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legal as well as lay minds. In view of
the young couple.
. . . 1 ;30 n. in.
the repeated suggestion of Judge Art- Leaves A lbany ..
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Arrives nt Detroit
.. .12 ,30 p. m.
man’s
name
as
a
possible
candidate
for
A dvertising under this head 4 cent a
W. Kntch at 12 o'clock, Wednesday, each
No. 4—
insertion
the prohibition nomination for presi
November fi, 1907, a pretty home wed-
D e t r o it ......
1:00 p. in.
dent. in 1908, Newlin desires it to be an Leaves
A rrives at A lba n y.
5:55 p. in.
ding oceured when their netce, Miss
nounced that Judge Artman is in no
Mabel Rakeman became the wife of D •'OR Sale -O n e 8 year old good farm horse. sense available for such an honor, as he
Trains for Corvallis:
O Taylor, the popular young harlier of
w eigh in g about" 1200, by Otis W ait. Bell
Nl-F is a republican in national politics, has
this city. Rev. J. A. P. McGaw officiat phone 54, R ickeall, Oregon.
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six years more to serve in his present
ing. The ceremony was performed m
7:55 p. i i ,.
term as circuit judge, is extremlv popu Leaves A l b a n y .........
the presence of only immediate relativ UO R 8 A L E -O n e span of mares 5 years old. lar in bis home community, and expects Arrives at C o rv a llis ...
8;«V> h . in.
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es and friends. The bride was hand- i weight 2,100: one 2} Bain wagon, two sets of to be re-elected to that office at the ex-
Leaves
A
lb
a
n
y
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harness
almost
new
and
one
fresh
milch
cow-
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2:52 p. ni.
somelv attired in a gown of lace over
i pi rati on of its term in 1913.— Home Arrives at C orvallis..
. 3 :u5 p. in.
cream satin and carried a bonnet of J. L. Blodgett, Dallas. Plume. Farmers 31X
No. 6—
Herald. “ An interesting and novel
white carnations. The parlor for the
feature of the prize temperance essay Leaves A lb a n y ........
7:35 p. nr
occasion was tastefully d. . orated in ’ OW for sale—Inquire o f Chauncey Crider. contests in the public schools of Kansas Arrives at Corvallis
8:15 p. in-
tf
ivyandchf santbemuma. Following the ' Dallas.
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City, was an “ illustration contest.”
congratulation» of those present a de
. 12:50 p. in
One boy only nine years old. Barney Leaves Al Fian y .........
lightful luncheon was served. Numer j’ WO dozen choice hens and some seed pota Aronstein, of the H a mi li ton school bad Arrives at C o rv a llis ..
. 1:3o p. m.
ous, beautiful and useful gifts were »»re
toes at 50 cents a sack for sale by Vt. H.
an exceedingly original drawing., repre Trains for Albany:
tf
pented the bride and groom. Both Miss Kraber. Dallas.
senting a railroad train typifying a
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Bakeman and Mr. Taylor have been pop-
man’s life of dissipation, leaving the
C o r v a llis .........
. 6 :30 a. m.
ular young people of our city and^have l\RESS m akin g—Mrs. H attie L. Ratliff. East station, “ Happy Homes.” and passing Leavss
Arrives at A lb a n y .......
7:10 a. in.
cqnaintanre not only - - D Dallas,
between M ill ami Court streets.
an extended acquai
Dali
in succession the stations, “ Sippington,”
No. 9—
the city
but in in«*
the cumin
country
ity out
y as welL j h o
“ Medicineville,” 1 ‘Toperville.” * Drunk Leave# C orvallis .........
.12:45 p. m
extend congratulations and best wish
1:30 p, m
A N TE D —2000 bushels o f apples, auv kind, ard’s Curve,” “ Quarrelton,” “ Beggar- Arrives at A lb a n y .......
of a happy wedded life. Mr. and Mr* W for drying, as soon as the prune season ton,” “ Poison ton.” and ending a t ‘ De
No. 7—
Taylor left this afternoon for Portland is over—O. If. Cobb A Son, Dalla».
. 6 00 p. m.
mon Land” in a drunk’s grave. Many Leaves C o r v a llis .........
and will proceed from there on a brief
6:40 p. m.
other interesting illustrations were sub Arrives at A lb a n y ........
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wedding trip as far as Vancouver, B. C.
(
TIT H EA T W anted— New 1907 National bicycle mitted by the pupils.”
V tunamil» ‘friends
friends were at the t*
a 11 Vi with coaster brake t*» trade for wheat at
Numerous
Pain
C orvallis.........
11:30 a
The bank or the sain n? The fre Leaves
Arrives at Albany
12; 15 a. m.
and they took their departure under the market price atLee Smith’s Cyclery.
quently repeated claim of the saloon to
A ll o f the above trains connect with Southern
usual shower of rice. Miss Grace Da
the title of “ the working m in’s friend,” Pacific trains both at A lhanv and Corvallis, as
mon caught the bride’s boquet.
for sale—20 wethers. 12 nannies and 2 sounds futile indeed when confronted w ell as trains for Detroit, g iv in g direct service
and Bretenbush Hot Springs,
G OATS
registered billies.—I. F. Yoakum . Dallas.
with the facts in favor of the hanks as to Newport
• * - ation
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For fur“
further inform
apply
an aspirant to that honor. A corres
A Great OuUide Remedy
UEO. F. NE VIN8, Gen. Fass Agent.
pondent
of
the
New
York
Evening
Albany,
Oregon.
Most pains are of local origin—a \ few goats for sale—ten head of nannies and
H. FT. LIN G . Agent. Corvallis.
••crick” in the back, a twinge of rheum A five o of f wethers—John Martin, Dallas, or Globe makes this stricking comparison
between the two institution*: “ At the
atism a soreness all over arising from a Mutual phone 554 Pioneer.
crossing of Eighth avenue and Four
cold— are all cured by outside applies-
teenth
street in this city, there is a I
___ The nnirkest.
most
lions
quickest! safest and
an
rE think we have the best dryer in the conn
certain method is Alhvck’s Plaster U try. and pre ready now to receive prunes. most suggestive arrangement of the
for which we w ill eith er nay cash nr dry on the I buildings. On each of the two eastern j
POOL AND BILLIARD HALL I
known the world over as a universal shares
After prune dr^ing^s ) v j r we w ill be corners there is a saloon, on each of the
remedy for pain. They never f a * they ready to dry spples. -
bb A Son.
Now lotaled in H k Ktrslakf Building
two western corners is a hank, and
act promptly, they are clean and cheap.
(E veryth in g npto-dale )
v\hst is to he impressivrty observed is.
You ran go right ahead with your work
that these establishments are also di-i
while the healing process goes on.
Notice.
reotlv opposite in every other resj«ect. j
8ixty years uae has given them a great
The liank represent^ thrift, the saloon. | “ “ W w w w w w V T y y y t y y ? y W v T y »
reputation.
»S I have moved to my homestead. I ha\- waste: the hank represents forethought, j
1 the saloon neghgencp: the hank repre- j
a » P iA C t -
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hsnds
o f Lester B Hier for collection
Persons j -aents future comfort, the saloon future
Repudiates Teitimonial
indebted t«> me w ill confer a f*v o r by m aking
! fli^tress xthe hank represents supply, the
a prompt settlement.
To the FMitor.
.
i saloon wknt. It is interesting and ought j
P
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DR. H. L. TO NEY
Dalla... Oregon
In vonr ieeoe of November <th ap
iff? i to he instructive to note, that to the de- i
pears'» testimonial purporting 'ororas
! gree that the saloons go out of com mis- I
from the underpinned. The farts in the
! «ion, the hanks get busy. In four week’ s
rase »re these: Mv husband. W m.
enforcement of the Snndav closing law
Final Settlement.
Grant, got a trial package of Doan s
I in Newark. N. J.. the M«idavs’ dejosits
TUESDAYS
Kidney pills at Chernngton s drug store
V O T IC F TS H EREBY G IV E N TH AT TH E t*N | of the workingmen in four hanks in
THURSDAYS and
and gave them to me. I,took
A
d . - r s t e n e « ! M a s filed his finAl Account a s Ad-
creased more than 157.000. This is at
S V ri ltDAYS
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without any vi.il.le results. I never ministrAtor
o f •*-
the patfik o f HArry Borford. the rate of $140.000 for the ten saving
at
1
Novem
ber
18.190
saw the agent, neither did I ever make dei*eased. »n d S»tnrdAV. . At the countv court institutions of that city. These figures
B<»TH AFTERNOON
o'clock,
p.
m..
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f
said
day
»nv statement to any party of mv h a v hoase.of Polk coanty. Or
n. has bc*n fixed «ignifv that Sunday closing is good for
AND EVENING
ing received »ny benefit from the use of ^ nlll| „ r ,
dge o f the connty court an annual increase of $2 ‘ 100.000 deposits
• tim e and place for the
them In fact the whole testimonial is f„r ,,¡,1
___________ A ll persons interested in for the workingmen of Newark alone,
lubrication and I c n .id e r Doan’s said
hear.«,
o, »r e hereby notified to appear at j Olwerve. tor*, that the saloon mean- a
matter
Ever
rerv T u r* lay
i»v night
_ ladira will'
Kidnev PiUe a humbug from “tart to said time and show cause, if any there t * . why ! shortened life as well as a shortened
be adm itted Irw and there will
m
id
account
should not he appAnred and the
finish, as far as mv experience with
I
puree.
All
life
insurance
companies
and
be
apevial
nimicai
number* fur
settled and cloaed
them goes If you will kmdly pnbl.rh estate
their entertainment.
twn- orreoa. oento, H. ¡^BrRrnnD i vital statistic* show that the total ab-
this statement it may sare some inme
, stainer ha* nearly twice the average
A dm inistrator of the estata.
m )a u ffeiw r the exfwnre ..f purchasing
1 life oi a liquor drinker. Dr. Willard
a worth leas reraedj, aod ba a warning •i
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