The Best and Largest Paper in Po% County.
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OV ERCO A TS
Until further notice
we will sell our stock
of Overcoats at the
following prices:
$ 7.50 Overcoats
11.00 Overcoats
12.00 Overcoats
13.50 Overcoats
15.00 Overcoats
20.00 Overcoats
$ 5.85
8.65
9.45
10.50
11.85
16.00
Among the lot of
coats are the famous
Hart, S chaffner's &
Marx cravenetts,none
better made. You will
have to see them to
appreciate them. Ev
ery coat new this sea-
Copyright 1907 by Hart Schafi'ncr
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Marx
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Campbell & Hollister,
Masons Install.
C ash
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Collections Promptly Made.
I can do your collecting for you as
Last Friday night the Masonic lodge
M r. Peterson, of Oakdale, is laid up
with
rheum atism . Recognizing t lie here installed the following officers, | cheap as anyone. My experience in
fact th a t his work was getting behind Hon. G. L. Hawkins being the install-1 t iis line w arrants thorough work.
hand owing to his physical condition, ing officer: W orthy m aster, W. V. ! Bring me your accounts, ami I will do
L. D. B utler, Dallas Ore.
eight of his neighbors gathered at his F uller; senior warden Dr. Mark Hay t e r ; j the rest.
place Saturday and split up a lot of junior warden, Conrad S tafrin ; treasur- |
wood, and did lth e r needed work, thus er, It. E. W illiam s; secretary. J. C. j The Alaska basket hall team defeated
shoving th eir fraternal sp irit ami the Hay te r; senior deacon, G. N. G hcrring -1 Berkelv 45 to 35.
proper application of the golden rule. I ton ; junior deacon, C. D. C horpcning;
K. E W illiams, E . C. K irkpatrick,
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senior steward, A. B. M uir; junior dew
School Superinfient Seymour informs ard, Ed. Biddle; tvler, D. G. McDonald. Dr. McOallon, T. J . C herringtnn ana
M. D. E llis are among State T reasurer
us th a t the school census of the county \
Steele’s newly acquired bondsm en, the
had ju st been com pleted, showing a to- j
Frank Sal Ark v and bride are visiting first nam ed for $10,030, and the others
tal of school age of .‘»,900, 2,045 of them
for $1,000 each.
his parents in North Yam hill.
being boys and 1915 girls.
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Nursing Mothers and
broken-down by over-w ork, exacting
social duties, the too frequent bearing of
Despite the high w ater and the in- children, or other causes, will find in Dr.
clem ent w eather, which kept many Pierce’s Favorite Prescription the most
from attending, 41 hop growers were potent, invigorating restorative strength-
present a t th e second m eeting of the giver ever devised for their special bene
fit Nursing«mother« wlUfind it especial
Polk county association a t Indepen ly valuable iK sustaining ©heir strength
dence last Saturday. The m eeting was I and r>romoting\n abundantm nirlshm ent
«. 1 « . ?kild. E xpectant 'm o to rs too
called for 2 o’clock in the afternoon, but will find it a priceless\tQ>ajRTnN<u)hre the
system
for baby’s coming ana relwjWing
so enthusiastic were the hop men in tire
comparatively painless/* j l
’ m atter and »> anxious to hear ways of the ordeal
Lilli
jjtato , or cunflltj ^
i bettering th eir condition discussed, chat
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women, who
| they convened in the m orning and lb - suffer from frequent eak
headaches, back-
| tened to explanations of the objects of ache, . dragging
w ragging-down
twn distress low down
the abdomen, or from painful or Irreg
j the association by A. L. Shinn, of S* — in
ular monthly periods, gnawing or dis
j rum ento, and Senator E. F . Woodward*; tressed sensation in stomach, dizzy or
I of Santa Rosa, prom inent California hop faint spells, soejmaginary sp ^ k s or spots
floating beforo^byes, have disagreeable,
1 growers and projectors of the Pacific
pelvfrt catarrhal drain, prolapsus, ante-
Hop Grow ers’ union. These gentlemen version or retro-version or other displace
ments of womanly organs from weakness
| explained the plans of th e union in d e of parts will, whether they experience
tail, and th eir discourses were listened many or only a few of the above symp
find relief and a permanent cure by
to with great appreciation and profound toms,
using faithfully and fairly persistently
interest. They showed the need for Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription.
such an organization and how by the
This world-famed specific for woman’s
right kind of m anagem ent and sticking weaknesses and peculiar ailments is a
lire glyceric extract of the choicest na
together and toward an ultitnate object
ve, medicinal roots without a drop of
I success could be assured.
in its make-up. All its ingredi-
The m eeting was in charge of Hon. I. .lccnol
nts printed in plain English on its bottle-
| M. Simpson and in the absence of the
rapper and attested under oath. Dr.
secretary during the m orning session, Pierce thus invites tho fullest investiga
Verd Hill and H. H irschberg were a p tion of h s formula knowing th a t it will
bo found to contain only the best agents
pointed as secretaries.
A com m ittee consisting of S. II. Petrc, known to the most advanced medical
of all the different schools of prac
M. A. Burch, A. J. Richardson, W. W. science
tice for tho cure of woman’s peculiar
Pereival and 1. F. Yoakum, were a p weaknesses and ailments.
pointed on resolutions, and they recom
If you w ant to know more about the
mended th a t the organization be made composition and professional endorse
perm anent find th a t pur representatives ment of the "Favorite Prescription.” send
in congress be requested to use their postal card request to Dr. R. V. Pierce,
N. Y., for his free booklet treat
best endeavors to have such a law enact Buffalo,
ing of same.
ed as to m ake it a crim e to deal in the
You can’t afford to accept as a substi
future products of the soil which do not tute for thi* remedy (¡f known composition
exist. The latter resolution strikes at 1 secret nostrum o f unknown comport-
the h eart of the hop trouble and if such ion. Don’t do it.
a law can be enacted it will go far
toward stopping m any of th e evils which
now exist and th e uncertain and u n sta
Our public schools from a m o th e r’s
ble condition of our m arkets. These res
olutions were adopted w ithout a dissent point of view—Mrs. A. E. Seym our.
Discussion led by Mrs. Geo. Siefarth.
ing voice.
A com m ittee to solicit m em bership
l i t A MEHRL1NG,
chairm an.
for the organization among those pres
ent was named by C hairm an Simpson,
consisting of Verd H ill, of Indepen
For Over Sixty Year*.
dence, H. L. Bentz, of Aurora, Clyde
Beckett, of Salem, and H . G. Campbell,
An old and well tried remedy. Mrs.
of Dallas. The result of th eir im m edi W inslow’s Soothing Syrup 1ms been
ate efforts was 41 signatures, every hop used for over sixty years by millions of
j man present a t the m eeting, and repre m others for their children while tee th
senting over 1,000 acres of land set to ing, w ith perfect success. I t soothes the
1 th a t product.
child, softens the gum s, allays all pain,
Hon. I. M. Simpson was elected di cures w ind colic and is th e best remedy
rector of the union and he named the for diarrhoea. Is pleasant to the taste.
following com m ittee to continue the Sold by druggists in every p art of the
work of soliciting new' m em bers, and to w orld. 25 cents a bottle. Its value is
secure the acreage now set out and the incak“liable. Be sure and ask for Mrs.
num ber of bales of bops in the hands of 1 W inslow’s Soothimg Syrup and take no
the growers : C. VV. Beckett, J. E. Ilu b - j other kind.
G uaranteed under the
bard, Mark Burch, M art Scruff ord, an j Food and Drug Act, June 30, 1906.
H. G. Campbell.
Serial Num ber 1098.
A resolution was introduced by W. W.
Pereival, requesting of the press th a t
when they make mention of hop sales
SHEPARD AT* MONMOUTH.
they include the names of both buyer
and seller in the reports. He took occa
sion to thank th e press of Oregon for Secretary of Deveiopement League
the help they had already given 111 m at
Gathering Facts.
ters pertaining to the benefit of the
growers, but put this .11 the form of a
resolution so the press would under
J. R. Shepard met with great encour
stand th t the giving of all the data
would best conserve the interests of the agem ent a t the Monmouth Farm ers and
F ruit G row er’s In stitu te Saturday, where
growers.
After a most enthusiastic day’s ses he m ade an address, opening the cam
sion the growers adjourned late in the paign for One T housand Facts of Pro
afternoon to again meet at the call of duction for the W illam ette Valley. H e
the director when in his judgm ent it has secured over 100 statem ents of fact
from Marion and Polk counties the past
becomes necessary.
week, each one of them a ringer, and
verified over the signature of th e man
Bad Stomach Trouble Cured.
who produced the crop. Mr. Shepard
Having been sick for the past tw.o impressed the audience with the great
years with a had stom ach trouble, n need of more im m igration. More peo
friend gave me a dose of C ham berlain’s ple he argues m eans higher values for
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They did lands, better roads, better support for
me so much good th a t I bought a bottle schools and churches, and every man
of them and have tised twelve bottles in w ho is a producer and every man who
all. Toil ay I am well of a had stomaen I»»« the deveiopement of this country at
trouble.—Mrs. John Lowe, Cooper, h e art should help in this cam paign for
Maine. These tablets are for sale by the facts of production. First get your
facts and then circulate them , says
Stafrin Drug Co.
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Shepard. The facts, and the facts alone,
will do the business of bringing us our
FALLS CITY MEETING
share of the tides of im m igration sweep
ing westward.
We have been too busy this week to write an ad. telling
you of the many bargains that we have to offer in high-
grade furniture.
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AND WILL CONTINUE
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Tremendious Reduction on
All Lines of Merchandise
We must turn our goods into money, and will give you prices that ab
solutely will do this in a very short time
* Our White Sale
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Weather, Maternal Garet or
Of Muslin Underwear new on—1009 garments, all new goods, arrived
just in time to go in on this sale—Splendid assortment too.
Store Will Close at 6:30 P. IWI. Except Saturday
i THE SEE HIVE STORE :
DALLAS
A Reliable Place to Trade
FISKE, THE BEST PRINTER.
OREGON
The City Expre»»
& Transfer Co. do
all kind» of haul
ing a t reasonable ratea. Stand and both
pilone» a t W ebster’» confectionery.
Look Here!
STOW BROS, DAUAS, OREGON.
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JEW ELRY
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ALMOST COST!
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Program for School Officers, Parents !
the World in General.
|a n d T eachers’ meeting to be held in i
j Falls City school house on Saturday, 1
jJa n u a ry 11,1908:
Lying in the rapidly freezing mud and
Morning session.
sluggish, icy water, with the therm om
Agriculture in the schools—( \ L. eter touching a m ark seldom reached in
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Hawley.
to her surroundings or threatened death
Discussion led by C. C. G ardner.
Lunch.
by drowning or still more im m inent
Afternoon session.
death by freezing, and with a three
Program by th e school.
year old papoose on the bank, shivering
Address—H on. VV. L. Tooze.
with th e eotd Sind crying as if its poor
Some conditions in our schools which little heart were breaking, an Indian
should be im proved—Wm. Ellis.
woman was found in a beastly state of
Discussion.
intoxication nine miles from Salem, on
Music by school.
the McCoy road about 9 o’clock Monday
night.
A q u a rt bottle, half em ptied of its
contents- whiskey—was found beside
her, and the indications were th a t she
had fallen from a horse.
She and the little suffering papoose
were taken to the home of A. G. Good-
fellow, who resides near, where they
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cared for until th e woman is able to
continue to the G rand Konde reserva
tion, whence she is thought to have
come, and was upon her retu rn trip
when th e accident happened.
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ENTIRELY* "OBLIVIOUS
Of Officers, Parents and Teachers
on January 14th.
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JANUARY 2
Over- burdened Women
Forty-one Hop Men Form Comity
In all stations of life, whose vigor and
Organization.
vitality may have been undermined and
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Feed you r hair; nourish it;
give it som ething to live on.
Then it w ill stop falling, and
will grow long and heavy.
A yer’s H air Vigor is the only
genuine h a ir-fo o d you can
buy. It gives new life to the
hair-bulbs.
You save what
hair you have, and get more,
too. And it keeps the scalp
clean and healthy.
T h * b * « t k in d o f a testim o n ia l —
“ B old fo r o v e r s ix t y y e a r ».” ___
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A yy O»., U w<n, M**»
w a a ta o tu rw * o f
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SAffWABILLA.
ijers sa. » .
W. L. TOOZE LOCALS.
O rest rale of all »ahw Jan . 4, lfHW.
Rea<l onr ad. and see how we did It,
Head onr wonderful ad. in thin ¡»»tic. j
(ireateat »acriflre wale of nierohandire ;
ever attem pted in W e.tern Oregon.
E ntire stork will be on the block, Jan-1
nary 4. Come and m ake u» a o a .h offer. |
«•m em ber th e date Ja n u a ry 4, 1008.
On thia day we will be the c h ea p e.t
.to re in the W illam ette V alley.
The wife of II. V. G ate, died a t Hille-
t.,ro laet Saturday, aged Sti year«.
Dennett A Needham, of Hnlem, have
1».light J . H. Law ton’»barbershop. Mr.
Lawton wUi roauain with Uwa lut a
My sale still continues. I am offering goods at
:: the least possible price. All 1 expect out of this sale
l is to barely meet expenses. It is not possible for any
i! one to undersell me as no one has goods to give away
i: or sell below cost.
A. H. HARRIS, Jeweler and Optician,
DALLAS, OREGON
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The Largest Stock of W atches on the W est Side