Polk County itemizer., November 21, 1907, Image 1

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DALLAS OREGON NOVEMBER 21. 1907
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INDEPENDENCE.
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NO. 52.
CITY COUNCIL MEETS.
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Courtesy West Side.
Allows Bills and Grants Licenses xjk
F. E. Billington, of Dallas, visited
over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred The city council met in regular ses­
Hooper.
sion last Monday evening, despite the
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chetelet, the lat­ fact that Governor Chamberlain’s hank
ter being a daughter of Mrs. Reeves, holidays are still in force. On the ad­
arrive«! here from Colorado the first of vice of the city attorney they did not a t­
tempt to pass ordinances or anything
the week.
of like nature, but simply devoted their
Rev. J. A. P. McGaw , went
to
Dallas
„ . . .
time to the allowing of hills and the
yesterday to represent the Presbyterian grailtjIlk, nf a saloon license.
Sunday school at the annual Sunday
Claims allowed:
school convention now in session there. oH(.ar ffayter. s a l a r y ........................ $ 20 (X)
1 05
Mr. and Mrs. Juke Fet/er visited at H. B. Cos per. telephoning.........
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben White- W. J). Mathews, wood................. 11 75
Win.
Faull,
supplies.....................
15
75
aker, they having been called there by
50
llie serious illness of the latter, who, Belt & Cher ring ton, drugs...........
L. M. Burk, labor.........................
5 80
however, is improving.
>scar Holmes, labor..................... 10 25
Albert P o « was an arrival Sunday John, Klauck, j e l l i n g hoaê.ï..ï. 2 00
from Michigan and went out to the L. D. Brow’n, fees........................... 21 50
home of R. G. Simon near Monmouth. Will. Val. C
lights.................. 131 80
Mr. Posz will be interested with Peter C. L. Hubbard, fees..................... 85 20
Goodyear Welt” Shoes fit because good leather
Linden in the Sperling meat market W. G. Vaasall, fees...................... 12 00
means good lasting and better workmanship
which he recently purchased.
F. II. Morrison, labor................. 17 00
The Indep endence Dramatic club will J. R. Coovert.............................. . 8 20
throughout. They are comfortable because the
put on a play, ‘‘The Corner Store,” Iron Works, supplies ................. 48 29
shoe is more flexible, and the inside is as smooth
Wednesday evening of next week, No- Dallas Lumber Co., lu m b er.... 29 74
vemlier 27. The proceeds of this per­ Martin & Blodgett, lumber........ 11 SO
and finished as the outside.
formance are t«> go as a benefit to R. E. A. J. Lovelady. labor................... 80 00
Bush, who recently suffered the ampu­
Total .................................. $524 t>2
tation of his leg.
About an equal number of bills were
A. Gross came down on Friday’s train referred to the finance committee as
from Hillsboro, returning in the after- they lacked the O. K. of the proper of­
Ladies’ Long Black Kersey Coat, nicely trimmed in braid
n on. He is conducting a big sale at ficials.
Sale price...................................... ..............................................
Hillsboro which will last the greater
license was grante«! to Wes. Atchi­
W. L. Douglas’ Goodyear Welts are made from
part of the present month. It n possi­ son A to
spirituous and malt liquors
ble that Mr. Gross may open perma­ for the sell
the Choicest Materials by I raster Workmen. We
period
of
six
months.
Ladies’ Long Black Coats, trimmed with braid and buttons—a
nently a store there.
Adjourned.
think
they are the best fitting, most satisfactory
very stylish garment. Sale price.........
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Rev. W. F. Chase, the new pastor of
the Christian church in Independe ce,
shoes ever, produced to sell at $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00
preached Sunday morning and evening, 1 Biliousness and Constipation.
F«»r years I was troubled with bilious-
and in future will conduct regular srr-
Ladies’ Long Black Coat, trimmed with velvet and buttons. This
vices. Rev. Chase and his family have ness and constipation, which made life
coat would be good value at $12.00. Sale price......................
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resided at Dayton, but will move to miserable for me. Mv appetite failed
me. I lost my usual force and vitality.
Independence at an early day.
Pepsin preparations and cathartics only
The ladies of the Presbyterian church made
Ladies’ All-wool Black, or Tan Broadcloth Coats, full satin lined
matters worse. I do not know
will hold their annual bazar on Satur­ where
I should have been today had I
All go at Sale price.......................................................................
day. December 7, at the opera house, not tried
Chamberlain’s Stomach and
anti are making special arrangements Liver Tablets.
The tablets relieve the
this year to make the event the most ill feeling it once,
strengthen the diges­
successful, both socially and fi»iancially, tive function*, helping
Ladies’ Plain Brown, Tan or Red Broadcloth Coats, elegantly
the system to do
that
has
been
held
in
recent
years.
its work naturally.—Mrs. Rosa Potts,
trimmed, small sizes only. Sale price......................................
The Indepemlence orchestra gave Birmingham, Ala. These tablets are
their first dance of the season at the for sale by the Stafriu Drug Co.
opera
house last Saturday night. The
Children’s Long Coats,
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An
o r i« ic
School supplies of all kinds at the
attendance was very goo«l and all were
sizes6to l4. Sale prices 4>iyO«J,
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well pleased with tlie manner in which Stafrin drugstore.
tlie orchestra conducted the dance. The
Chapped hands are quickly cured by
next one will be given on Thanksgiving applying
Chamberlain’s Salve. Price
night, November 28.
Misses’ Long Coats in Fancy Mixtures, stripes, checks (hr o f .
<f*/» <in
25 cent«. For sale bv the S afrin Drug
T he E a s ie s t S h oe on E arth
W. A. Messner has been honored by Co.
and plain, all nicely trimmed. Sizes 6 to 20. Sale price
1 0 «pO*«JO
Governor Chamberlain, who appointed
Conforms perfectly to the shape of the bottom of the foot.
Mrs. Rufus R. Wood will accept a few
him one of the Oreg n state delegates pupils
voice culture. Old Italian
to the National Rivers and Harbors method. in Private
Needs no breaking in. Assures perfect comfort. There are
Congress which meets in Washington, 7. Dallas Hotel. lessons only. Room
Our Furs are all this season’s styles and were bought from one of the largest
several very good reasons why you should buy your foot­
D. C., in December. Mr. MeRsner
fur manufacturers in the United States: Our prices during this sale cannot
would like vary much to attend the con­ Harsh physics react, weaken the bow­
wear at this store, and we will gladly demonstrate the ad­
vention, but probably will not be able els, cause chronic constipation. Doan’s
help but interest you. You can’t afford to miss it.
to on account of the length of time it Regulets operate easily, tone the stom­
vantages any time you call.
would require to be away from his busi­ ach, (Hire constipation. 25 cents. Ask j
^your druggist for them.
ness.
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The following prizes will be given for
specimens exhibited at the Fair next
Friday evening. November 22: 1st best
Women Who Wear Well.
specimen white, 50c; 2nd, 25c; 1st, yel-
It is astonishing how great a change a
1 nv, 50c; 2nd, 25c; 1st, pink, 50c; 2nd,
25c ; 1st best collection of 10, $2; 2nd, $1; few years of married life often make In $■
let best collection of 5, $1: 2nd, 50c, tho appearance and disposition of many
Admission, adults 16c, children 10c. women. The freshness, the charm, the
Come and see the ‘’Straw Man,” at brilliance vanish like tho bloom from a . .1. - v -L/ / . / vil / \iL/ / .U / v ili / v il. / i ih / \ili/ \ili/ voi/ vui/
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Chrysanthemum Fair, at the opera peach which is rudely handled. The .'»f«V
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house November 22.
matron is only a dim shadow, a faint echo
The two recently wedded couples in of the charming maiden. There are two
Independence have returned and have reasons for this change, Ignorance and
taken up permanent residence. Mr. neglect. Few young women appreciate
and Mrs. Dee Taylor returned Friday the shock to tho system through tho
TRUCKM AN .
morning and about 12o’clock that night change which comes with marriage and
the boys around town put in an appear­ motherhood. Many neglect to deal with
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ance and proceeded to make the night the unpleasant pelvic drains and weak­
A fair share of patronage lolicited
hideous for a time in the way of a recep­ nesses which too often come with mar­
nd all n-derg promptly filled.
tion for the young people. Mr. and riage and motherhood, not understanding
Miss Bertha Collins continues to do
CHRYSANTHEMUM FAIR.
Mrs. Clarence Fream returned Sunday that this secret drain is robbing the cheek
an immense millinery business, and
afternoon from their extended trip to of Its freshness and the form of its
her popularity is due to her excellent
Salt Lake City. They also were ten­ fairness.
taste in Selecting her stock as well as
Academic. Collegiate, Normal and Commercial | trimming and making the hats. She Annual Fair and Bazaar at the dered a reception. .
As surely as the general health suffers
m an e« Ednoetion in all tiranchee. including clans-1
la*, »donee, m athem atics, etc., a ll based on the I makes regular trips to the metropolis
The examination of Lafayette John­ when there Is deHjjgement of the health
foundation that, has won greatest au< cesiwa for our 3
Woodman
Hall.
to
keep
in
touch
with
the
latest
and
best
greatest men and women. Wo help bo vs who cannot I
son, residing a few miles north of here, of the delicate womafrtjtorgans, so surely
par; special dormitorios fr-rgirls, under care of ma-1 to be had. Call at her parlors in the
on a complaint of insanity, was heard whqfP’Bigse organs areNj^tabllshed in
Iron. W RITE TODAY for particu lars and cátelo-. I
Collins
block.
ALBANY COLir g t ALBANY, OREGON i
The ladies of the Presbyterian church Thursday afternoon before Justice Wil­ health thence ^(Vk^bv^uonce witness
comefTnesS^ M m ly
| will hold their annual chrysanthemum son as deputy county judge. Dr. Butler to thefact In
I fair on Friday afternoon and evening, assisted in the examination and it re­ a million women have found health and
November22nd in the Woodman hall. quired but a few moments to prove sat­ happiness in tho use of Dr. . KICK"’«. Fa­
A good 25 cent supper will be served at isfactorily to Justice Wilson and others vorite Prescription. It makes weak wom­
What you will present to your family and friends for Thanksgiving
15:80 o'clock, and an excellent musical present that a mistake had been made, en strong and sick women well. Ingredi­
j and literary program will l>e rendered as Mr. Johnson gave every evidence of ents on laltel—contains no alcohol or
and Christmas. Let Harris, the leading jeweler, assist you in your se­
being perfectly rational. He was dis- harmful
b
_ habit
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____ drugs.
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during the evening.
The billowing premiums will be offer- charged and feels deeply the humilia-1 wholly of those native, American, medic-
lection. He has had many years of experience, and will in all prob­
tion brought upon bin. by r.-a.on of the |na, roots
hlttl.ly recommended by
| ed :
ability be able to give you just the pointer you need. And what is all
j Best chrysanthemum, white..........$1 00 complaint and investigation necessarily |(>;unng medical authorities of all the sev-
I Second fx*st, white...........................
50 made as a result, It is presumed that oral schools of practice for the cure of
the better he has the needful articles right in his shop to talk for them­
; Best chrysanthemum, pink . . . . 1 00 the complaint was a result of family woman’s peculiar ailments,
For nursing mothers,or for those broken-
Second best, pink...........................
50 troubles, as the old gentleman it. is said I down
selves
in
health
l
y
too
frequent
bearing
of
and yon won’t go wrong.
1 00 sometimes lets his temper get the better children, also for the expectant mothers,
Feed your hair; nourish i t ; i Best chrysanthemum, yellow
Fi rate lass work.......
I Second best, yellow?.................. ...
50 of himself, which in this instance re­ to prepare the system for the coming of
give it something to live on. j Best boquet chrysanthemums . 1 00 sulted in the complaint of insanity being baby and ‘ making its advent easy and
<t painless,
50 filed by a member of the family.
almost
painlo the to Is no medicine quite
Then it will stop falling, and I Second best boquet.. .....................
LY N C H & W IS E C A R V E R .
-it*» Prescription.” It
so good as "Favorite
collection................................. 2 00
will grow long and heavy. | Beat
can
do
no harm in any condition of tho
Second l»est collection
........... 1 00
S1LETZ
HOMESTEADS.
system.
It
is
a
most
potent Invigorating
The following ladies are in charge of
Ayer’s Hair Vigor is the only
tonic and strengthening nervine nicely
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arrangements and different booth* :
adapted to woman’s delicate system by a
genuine hair-food you can I j the Program—Mr*.
C.G. Goad, Mrs. I).
physician of large experience in the treat­
buy. It givrfS new life to the J. Becker, Miss Olive Sm ith; supper— Ruling Made By General Land Of­ ment of woman’s peculiar ailments.
Dr. Pierce uiav he consulted by letter
Mrs. W. H. Boats. Mrs. J . G. VanOrs-
fice on P. A. Finseth’s Claim.
hair bulbs. You save what ! del,
free of charge. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce,
Mrs. E. V. Dalton, Mrs. F. J . Chap­
A decision was rendered
eud
November Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute,
hair you have, and get more, man, Mrs. Conrad Stafrin, Mrs. Brig­ 12th
Buffalo, N. Y.
by
l»v the
tin General L&
; fancy work booth— Mrs. S. C.
too. And it keeps the scalp j ham
ill effect ahont 200 homestead entries.1
Miller, Vcva Burns; apron booth—Mrs.
¡•I, II. I^iwton, Georgia M artin; hand­ comprising, perhaps. 50,00) acres in
clean and healthy.
" W is h in g th a t th e lu n c h h ad not
kerchief booth—Mrs. M. M. Dungs»», the former Sile r. Indian Reservation.
Tho b e s t h i n d of a t e s t i m o n i a l —
y e t begun,” la w h a t a c u sto m er
Mrs. Elbert Parris! ; candy booth—Mrs. The ruling referred to was made in the
“ S o ld f o r o v e r s i x t y y e a r s . ”
11 Lest We Fnnget.”
sa i«l th e o th e r d a y of th e feeds
U. S Laiighary, Ruth VanOrsdel ; sam­ case of Peter A. Finseth, against whose
p u t o u t by Jo h n so n B ros. E v e ry ­
« h y J . C . I y e r Co., L o w ell, Mua»
ple bfH>th—Mrs. A. B. Muir, Jessie Wise­ entry an affidavit of contest was recent­
mfiaetur’
e
ra
of
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m
a
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th in g so c o sy, cooked In good
man ; flowers—Mrs. M. M. Ellis, Mrs. ly filed. The claims have been held np
f
SARSAPARILLA.
ta s te , a n d th e food so v a r ie d a n d
II. B. Co*j>er; reception—Mrs. J . C. for the allege«! reason that the settler?«
PILLS.
a p p e tiz in g that ev en a fa s tid io u s
Gavnor, Mr*. Pillar, Mrs. II. B. Conner. did not dwell on the lan«l, as re«piire«l
CHcRRY PELT ORA i
d y s p e p tic c a n n o t f a il to s a y a
The ladies are requested to briny their by the boniest«»ail act. It is held that
good w o rd for that p o p u la r e s ta b ­
flowers and articles for the booths «« applications to contest entries in the
| Silent will not be allowed hereafter, as
lishment.
eariyas possible Friday morning.
a matter of course, but all such applica-
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j tions will be referred ba«’k to a special1
Like the woman chopping wood, we are not doing tliiw thing for fun. We p»y for this space to tell you that * • her*
Mr*. Nancy H arris Dead.
| agent for investigation and for hi* a»»- i
one of the lies! and largest Ht«N*ks of
i proval or disapproval. This means
At
the
family
home
at
flak
Grove,
A F resh Complexion
! that when an entry man has complied
I
Polk
county,
Oregon,
Monday.
Novem-
Railroad street, Dallas.
preserved—and produced—by
18, 1907, Mrs. Nancy Uarris died of ; with the law, in the opinion of the
I I 'd k i Robertine, a mild, delightful I | tier
; special agent, he will recommend that
heart
failure
and
diseases
attendant
I fl 9 ) preparation, delicately fragrant. upon old age. She was aged 85 years. i tne application to contest be denied. * * * * * ♦ * ♦ * ♦ ♦ * * • * # ♦ * * # * • * * * *
Makes the skip exquisitely soft|
i In all such case* the entrymen will get
banishes crackled appearance caused Trie deceased was the widow of Hugh their patent* a year or two earlier than
Harris, who preceded her to the grave
by over-dryness j reduces the sixe of several
years ago. She was born in they would if they had first to defend a I -A L F R E D BOORSE-
ever brought to the city. «hir methods are frank, confidential ami satisfactory. We «tart d out ir bufineaa to Je -
Are the very best to he obtained
enlarged pores, cleanses them, in­
i contest throngh the various offices to
gerve the title i.f (mailing Jeweler, and «re hound to maintain it. It take. Iota "f brain* and energy uul Know-!;«»
In Oregon and we know how to
duces inflammation and spreads an even, ! Illinois, and came tq Oregon in 1889, the Secretary of the Interior.
!
settling
upon
the
farm
.where
sfle
has
1 ’ to be the leaeer in quality, style and price, but our aiuee.a ahowe we have won the prom! diatincti n.
cook them to the queen's taste.
radiant glow due to wholesome nourish­
Painter, P aper Hanger and
The former Si let* Reservation com-
|
since
resided
almost
continuously.
The
ment of «kin glands and stimulation of
You ean have them in any style
rises six full townships, and embraces
D ecorater
the capillaries which also feed the j funeral was held from the Oak Grove 410 claims of lflO acres each. It was
and with all the'concern it ants
skin and supply its healthful color. : church Monday, conducted by the Rev. thrown open to settlement by proclama­
that go to make up a flrst-clasa
W. II. Kelleck. Interment waa made
Aik j o u r D ru ggist f o r a f r e t tem p i* o f
oyster house.
Both inside and outride.
i in the Odd Fellows' cemetery at Salem, tion of Preshlent Cleveland on Jnlv 25,
1895. It wasopened by authority of the
Work «Ion« in a *ati*fac-
! where services were held.
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j
act
of
August
15,
1894.
which
ratified
tory
manner, lalentstyle*
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l Simkins. Tiong. Gorke A Shaw, pm- 1 the treatv of the Indians, ceding the
of the art and complete
j prietors of the (Tonrt street market, land« to the United State«, and at the
satisfaction guaranteed.
| have sold oat to Dave Grant and Mr. same time provided for the disposition
Give me a trial and be convinced.
of
the
lands
by
the
government
under
Barnhart. of Falla City. They have
D a lla »,
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Oregon.
i long «-stored to the public along thi I the homestead act only.
| line, and need no introduction to our
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I M. H »y1*r, d M tttrtT Wilaow h u .M iaJ na»nn»»aenaeee»»»a»n»»»»»
IH l iH I I I M U H » » * » I
November S ale
On Ladies’ Misses and Children’s
Coats and Furs
W. L. Douglas Makes and Sells More G o o d ­
year Welt Shoes Than any Manufac­
turer in the World
We have decided to close out our remaining stock
of Coats and Furs at prices that will appeal to your
pocketbook. Every coat and fur we are showing
is this Fall’s style and a sale at this season of the
year gives you an opportunity to buy your coat or
fur at a big saving, just when you need it
$ 3 . 50 , $ 4 . 00 , $ 4 . 50 , $ 5.00
$ 5.25
$ 6.38
$ 7.10
Dr. A. Reed’s
Cushion Sole
Shoes
$ 13.90
$ 10.38
$ THE BEE HIVE STORE %
SALE COMMENCES SATURDAY, NOV. 16th
DALLAS
CAMPBELL & HOLLISTER. Cash Store
A Reliable Place to Trade
OREGON
a
D ALLAS, OREGON
W .J. STOW,
FISKE, THE BEST PRINTER.
AUM H Y
Now is the Time
To begin Thinking
T rT rìrtrirT v w lrlM tT rirT tT r
Look for
The big
Pole on
Main Street
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M y H air is
E xtra Long
Lunches that
Leave You
0 N U M E NT
Marble—
-Granile
.ite r s
There is nothing
nicer to give your
wife than a
dainty dish of cut
glass or silverware
Get a Carving Set
for Thanksgiving.
It will
make your turkey
taste better
J
C. L. H A W K IN S
The Oysters
Jewelry, Clocks, Silverware Cut Class
and Beautiful Novelties
We serve
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10B E R T I 1
Johnson Bros.
A. H. HARRIS, Jeweler and Optician,
D A L LA S , O R E C O N
The Largest Stock of Watches on the West Side