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In o r d e r t o in tro d u c e o u r
R u g D e p a r tm e n t w h ic h is th e
la r g e s t as w e ll as th e m o s t
c o m p le te s to c k in th e 5 ity, w e
w ill s e ll o n e $3.00 C a r p e t
S w e e p e r f o r $ 1 .0 0 w ith e v e r y
a r t squ are, e ith e r in a ll w o o l
in g ra in , B ru ssels o r A x m in s t e r
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The entire line is now on exhibition in our implement room. Any one inter-
ested should make it a point to visit this department as it is a matter o f history
that this line has been on the market for 73 years and holds out today as it
always has, one of the best and most substantial lines manufactured. To buy
one means satisfaction.
full line of Spray
Pumps always on
hand. A so hose
arid nozzle.
DALLAS
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Registration opens January 0.
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Primary elections, April 17.
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Registration reopens, A p ril 21.
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Closes for election, M ay 15.
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General election, Sune 1.
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Registration reopens, September J20 j
Closes for election. October 20.
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A n yon e noticing this
little ad. can purchase
a 23c Stew Kettle for
10c on Saturday. Cut
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DO CTOR S* MMST3UCBS
Are «aid often to bo buried six feet undei
ground. B u i many times women call on
their family physicians, suffering, as they
imagine, one from dyspepsia, another from
heart disease, another from liver or kid­
ney disease, another from nervous pros­
tration, another with pain here and there,
and In this way they present alike to
themselves and their easy-going or over­
busy doctor, separate diseases, for which
he, assuming them to be such, inscribes
his pills and potions. In reality, they are
ail only symptoms caused by some uterine
disease. The'¡Tbfcsiclan,'Itinerant of the
cause of suffering, Rgeps upTH^treatment
until large bills are made. fflir^M ffering
patient gets no bette\j|iJiTu3Na^rt^the
wrong treatment, but probably woi
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toms. .nd ¿"Hlttitln* comfort Instead of
prolong«* to.j'jry A has been well said,
that **a disease known is half cured."
Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription is a
scientific medicine, carefully devised by
an experienced and r" »llful physician,
and adapted to woman’s delicate system.
I t Is made of native American medicinal
roots and is perfectly harmless in its
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Our clearance sale will continue all this month.
Plenty of goods for everybody.
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INDEPENDENCE.
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¡Our Entire
Stock Reduced
Up to yesterday noon the foll<#ririg
additional voters had registered with
County Clerk S m ith :
1) G M ea d o r........... Dem
Douglas
J A B a x te r ................ Rep
Jackson
V J Tu rn id ge............. Dem
J 11 Foster
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J H Rem pel ............ Rep
salt Lake
ffe c t a In MTV ciw u n l.m t,T U m I c m j i r t
W A K e y t ................ Rep
H G K e y t .................. Rep
“iPpowerful invigorating tonic "F a ­
S O M E O F O U R S P E C IA L S
H J Ellis ................ Dem vorite Prescription” imparts strength to
Rick reali
Fred Stark.................. Rep the whole system and to the organs dis-
P N Cadle ................ Rep ilnctly feminine in particular. For over­
" worn-out,” run-down.” debili-
S Monmouth C C Fish b a c k ........... Dem worked,
l.ited toachers, milliners, dressmakers,
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Thoe S tr a in ................. Rep • amstrt sea, "shop-girls.” house-keepers,
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John II H a w le y ........ Rep nursing mothers, ana feeble women gen-
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T J Beery
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rally, I)r. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
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Jas Helmick ................Rep is the greatest earthly boon, being un-
Buena Vista John C W e lls ............. Rep equalrt! as an appetizing cordial and re­
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Win Winn .................. Rep storative tonic.
As a soothing and strengthening nerv­
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Jos H W inn ...............Rep ine "Favorite Prescription” is unequaled
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Ira C R ow e ..................Dem and Is invaluable in allaying and sub­
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II M Nash ....................Rep duing nervous excitability. Irritability,
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.1 K N eal.................... Dem nervous exhaustion, nervous prostration,
neuralgia, hysteria, spasms. St. Vitus’s
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L W M o o r e ................ Rep
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R L H all .................. Dem dance, and other distressing, nervous
symptoms
commonly attendant upon
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R P Hall ....................Dem functional and
organic disease of the
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A .1 H a l l ..................... Dem uterus. It induces refreshing sleep and
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E B G o b a t................... Dem rolleves mental anxiety and despondency.
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G B D avidson .............. Rep
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets invigorate
lie ■stomach, liver and bow els. One to
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Jacob Becker................ Rep
.reo
a dose. Easy to take as candy.
M J K re u tz................ Dem
Silver
Luckiamute R M Fowle ...............Rep
W N Y e a te r................ Rep
Bridgeport
W T F o s te r .............. Rep
East Dallas C S G raves.................. Rep
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Percy Hibbard
Dem
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E C Dunn ............... Dem
Courtesy W est Side.
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D D R ed ek opp ............Rej
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I F Yoak u m .................. Rep
A W hitney, of Dallas, looked after
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M E H its.......................Rep W illam ette V alley Co business during
Great slaughtering of all men’s and boys’ suits and
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H P S h r iv e r ................Rep the absence of Byron Atkins last week.
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J F H olm an .................Pro
overcoats — prices are absolutely the lowest ever
Mr. R iley Propst, residing near Buena
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J ( i B ro w n .................. Dem
Vista,
and
Miss
Etta
Clark,
of
Vancou­
quoted. N ew line of Table Linens, Napkins, Towels
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C D Chorpening.......... lieu
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J M B u rfo rd ................Rep ver, Wash., were united in marriage
and Bed Spreads just in. They all go on sale at
South Dallas E M Smith .................Rep January 16.
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T J Chcrrington.......... Hep
W . I’ . Ireland, wife ami daughter, of
clearance
sale prices. Remnants, odds and ends, and
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A J M a r t in ................ Rep Corvallis, came down the latter part of
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I) Sellers ........
Dem the week ttr attend the funeral of Mr.
odd
garments
o f every description must be sold at
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C 8 M cD evitt ............Rep Ireland’s brother.
any price, regordless of cost.
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Jas E lliott ..................Rep
February 1st the Normal girls will
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G W Mver ............. Dem
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L H Me B e e .................. Rep play basketball with the Chemawa gir.s.
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J l Reaeoner
.......... Rep The game will doubtless prove an inter
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W A Avres
.......... Rep esting one and draw a large crowd.
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B F W e lls ..................... Rep
The Independence Athletic club bas­
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Cirts M itch ell.............. Rep ketball tram easily defeated the Capital
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O N Bilyeu ..................Rep Business College team, of Salem, Friday
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A R Brown ................ Dem nigh at the auditorium. The fin'd score
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H C S eym our..............Rep was not nearly so close as anticipated,
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E A H a m ilto n ........... Rep the score being 44 to 14.
North Dallas N W Sager ................ Pro
Except Saturday
A bunch of local Knights of Pythias
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J W Ashbaugh............ Rep
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J H Brown ..................Rej '-sited the anniversary doings last Thurs­
Rep day evening of the Falls C ity lodge.
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Em il Aebi ...
•Hep Those attending from Independence
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J E Martin ...
Dem 1 were Verd H ili, W. L. Bice, Claud Kurre,
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V F Compton .
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Cbas H ockett .
. Rep W ill Ceckle, A. Moore and Michael
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K L Chapman.............. Rep Goeiz.
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Eugene ila y te r ...........Dem
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E.'h. Young sold a few days ago his A
N Monmouth Reece McReynolds .Rep residence to Win. Dawes, of Shelley,
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W A P e t t y s ................. Pro Montana. Mr. Dawes has been engaged
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J Dean B u tle r............ Dem in the livestock business a few years
Falls City
C L S ta r r .................... Rep in Montana and comes here to reside
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permanently. He has a fam ily and has
Republican .........................................125 returned to that state to bring them
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D em ocrat.............................................. 78 here.
Socialist .........^ .................................. 5
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Davidson enter­
Prohibitionist .................................... Ö
Independent ........................................ 3 tained the Independendence orchestra
January 22nd at their home on Mon­
mouth street. About th irty five young
people were present and the orchestra
Having been sick for the past two furnished music for dancing, which was
years with a bad stomach trouble, u a feature of the evening. Refreshments
friend gave ine a dose of Chamberlain V were served and a very enjoyable even­
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They did ing had by all present.
me so much good that I bought a bottle
There has been some activity the past
of them and hav^nsed tw elve bottles in
all. Today I am well of a badstomac'; week in the hop market and C. L. Fitch-
trouble.— Sirs. John Lowe,
Cooper, ard has picked up a good string of hops
Maine. These tablets are for sale by which will be shipped to eastern brew­
ers. He purchased from W . W. Perci-
Belt & Cherrrinton.
val 498 bales paying 7% cents, front
Geo. WhiteakerfiO bales at 6 * 4 cents
The market is a little stronger at pres­
ent. There are not many hops left in
The creamery at Monmouth is a sure this section now and a trifle better p ri­
ces doubtless would soon cleanout the
thing. •
D 07 crop.
Mr. W. II. Robertson is improving
Hom er lodge Knights of Pythias is
slowly.
making arrangements to entertain the
Mrs. J. A. Good is seriously ill with district convention of K. P. lodge in
IKjritonites.
this district. A t the convention Falls
Attorney J. H. Flower ami wife, of City, Dallas, Corvallis. Albany, I>eb
Falls City, were visiting here last week. anon, Salem, Hubbard, and doubtless
The protracted meeting of the Evan­ >ther lodges ^ ill be represented. The
gelical church will continue through the boys of the local lodge are going to give
their visiting brothers the tim e of their
week.
lives and will leave nothing undone to
MisH Mabel Wilson, of North Salem, | make the convention a success in every
was a visitor at the home of W . II. Rob­ • particular. A banquet will l>e a feature
ertson the latter part of the w**ek.
..f the gathering and it is anticipated
• that fully and possibly more than a + + +
hundred visitors will be with the lodge
¡it the convention.
It is no small un-
! dertaking to entertain the district K. P.
convention but the bovs here are equal
to the occasion and they are planning to
make the occasion a big lss>st for the
order.
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Ladies’Jackets, $5.00 to 10.00 values goes at $1.00 ®
Ladies’Jackets, 10.00 to 15.00 values goes at
Ladies’ Skirts, 5.00 to 10.00 values goes at . 2.50 f
Ladies’ Waists at half regular values
50c to 65c Dress Goods, fancy mixtures at . 38c *
$5.00 Grey Wool Oregon Blankets at . . $3.85 f
12 l-2c yard-wide Bleached Muslin at . . 10c
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$1.50 Men^ Fancy Shirts at
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FEBRUARY 1st. 1308
E L E C T IO N S OF 1U08.
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this agreement to hold good for one
TO CLOSE EVENINGS.
Collections Promptly Made.
year from February .3, ll’OS, the two
I can do your collecting for you as
weeks previous to the Christmas holi­
cheap as anyrne. My experience in Dallas Merchants Agree to Shut up days being excepted.
t tis line warrants thorough work, i
at 6:30.
Bring me your accounts, and I w ill do I
P. A. Finseth.
the rest
L. D. Butler, Dallas Ore.
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F. S. Ramsey.
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The lead ng merchants, of Dallas,
Campbell & Hollister.
We are agents for the Western Sales
Mrs.
J. 0. (Jaynor.
have entered into the agreement l#lo\v
Book company, with offices in Portland,
Dali is Mercantile Co.
and who get out the best sales books appended to close their plaças of busi­
W illiam Fanil.
manufactured. W hen you want any­ ness every evening at t> : J.) :
Uglov\ Clothing House.
th in g of the kind, came and see our
Dallas. Oregon, J in 2 >, 11)03.
Guv Bros. & Dalton.
samples and give your ordoj* to a home
W e, the undersigned merchants of
Hall «& Haves.
concern. Do not send away lor anything Dallas, agree to close our pia es of busi­
Dallas Furniture Co.
of the kind.
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The funeral services of T. A. Ireland
took place at the fam ily home south of
Monmouth Saturday afternoon, Rev. E.
I ( ’ . W igm ore pastor of the Christian ! 0
church at Monmouth officiating
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V r * A y e r ’s C h e rry Pectoral c e r­ terment followed and took place in the
cemetery south of Monmouth.
Mr.
tainly cures coughs, colds,
Ireland’ s death occuied at bis home
bronchitis, consumption. And
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two miles south of Monmouth on
Thursday, January 23, 1308.
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T h ere can be no mistake about
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day. M r. Ireland was a well known and
this. You k n o w itis tru e . And
highly esteemed citizen of Polk county
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having resided here for about forty
you r ow n doctor w ill say so.
years. H e was born in Jackson county,
T h e best kin d o f a testim on ia l —
Indiana, in 1842, and moved from there
“ S old fo r o var s la t y y e a r «.’
to Towa where lie was married on
March 27, 1864. to Miss N. L. Brum met.
, Lowill, XIM.
Mr. and Sirs. Ireland started the same
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aeroes the plains to Oregon and
SAVSAPAMLLA.
since then he bar lived on his farm
PILLS,
south o f Monmouth. The death of his
t u ia V M M .
wife occurred two years ago.
The de­
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ceased leaves a fam ily of six children
tUs form ulas ©f «11 ©sir ntcellelJ»««-
and a host of friends made through hia
K e e p this b o w s lt re g u la r w ith A y e r hi long residence in Polk county to mourn t
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what we offer in
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W. H. ROY & CO.
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