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Start ; : ■ ... r 100,000 Bottles of Sweet Wines Given Away % I Lunches that Leave You SPECIAL HOLIDAY GIFT From now until January 1st, we shall give away iree*lo every purchaser of our fa il1 • bntuda of Whiskies, and which we tire offerlng^,ut*the name price* as heretofore, a* follows: Witn one gallon of cur Jacob’s Monogram Rye or Bourbon 0 . P. S. Whiskey, regular price fo.uO pcrj'iulon. we will give away gratis four oonlea of line old Guiiforiiia tV ines, i gulur price .K'c per bottle. Any brand tnai you might select. The price of the Whiskey i>. |5.tAl: taef Win«-‘J* $2.o0. You will got a |7.00 purchase lor fft.OU, freight and^expre*» «•barges prepaid. Witn one gailon »#i our famous Stanford AAA Rye, regular price H-OU per gallon, we will give away gratis three bottles f line oid California Sweet Wines, regular price oOe per liottle. You may select any brand you desire. The price of the Whiskey is 44.U0; the nd express price of the Wine is $1.50. You will get a $6.50 purchase for $4.0U,.freight4an( »•barges prepaid, With one gallon of our famous Rainier AAA Bourbon, regular price W.00 per gallon, we will give away gratis three bottles of tine old California Sweet Wines, regular price 50c per bottle. You can select any brand you may desire. The price of the Whiskey is $4,00; the price of the Wine is $1.50. You will get a $o.50 purchase lor $4.00, freight and express «•barges prepaid. With one gallon of Tillamook Rye or Bourbon Whisky, regular price $3.25, we will give away free two bottles of tine ol«l California Sweet Wines, regular price 50c per bottle. You can select any brand you desire. The price of the Whisky i* $3.25: the price of the Wine is $1.00 You will get a $4.25 purchase for $3.25, freight and express charge« prepaid. With one gallon of Sheehan’s Private rtt«»« k Rye or Bourbon Whisky, regular price $8,00 per gallon, we will give away free two bottle* of fine old California Sweet Wine*, regular price 50c per bottle. You run select any brand you desire. The price of the Whisky is $3.00; the price of the Wine is $1.00. You will get a $4.00 purchase for $3.00, freight and express charges prepaid. With one gallon «if Delaney’s Malt or White Rye Whisky, regular price $3.00 per gallon, we will give away free two bottles«»! line old California Sweet Wine*, regular price fiOc per bottle. You may select any brand you may desire. The price of the Whisky is $3.00; the price of (he Wine 1* $1,00, which give* you a $4.00 purchaae for $ U 0, freight and ax- press charge* With one gallon «>f Jamaica or New England Rum, regular price $4.00 per gallon, we will * ga e bottles of tine old California Sweet Wines, regular price 50c Per bot any brand you deaire. r h« price of t h «• Rum is ft oo, the price of the Wine is $1.50, .which gives you a $5.50 purchase for $4.00, freight and express charges prepaid. “ Wishing that the lunch had not yet begun,” is what a customer said the other day of the;feeds put out by Johnson Bros. Every thing so rosy, cooked in good taste, and the food so varied and appetizing that even a fastidious dyspeptic cannot fail to say a good word for that popular estab lishment. K.*------------------ Ti The Greatest Profits are in Early Snrintj Brnilers Hatched by Petaluma Incubators and Brooders ‘ mw i / 4 ! ® V ■ /■ - , * ‘ ‘Th** self-regulating kind That hatch while yon sleep” Are the very best to be obtained in Oregon and we know bow to eook them to the queen’s tasty. You can have them in any style and with »ill the concomitants that go to make up a first-class oyster house. ^ i ^ ------FULL LINK AT— iEE sk ir ts The Oysters ! We serve am & - # D ALLAS. Send for'catalog. J A N U A R Y Mta MON. lt¡' v j i t r 3 4 m 5 8 T 8 9 10 11 13 14 15 16 IT 18 19 20 21122 23 2 4 25 20¡2T 28¡ 29 30 31 ; t: . r .. , DENMARK OUR D E L I V E R Y S E R V IC E s ns prompt as our groceries are ;to d and that is saying much. We shall be glad to make delivery to you whether your order be small <>r large, li you peed anything in a hurry don’t hesi tate to let us hnow and Admitted to C Û w S ÎTY IT E M ÍZ E R . the second ...a t th e .. Corner Grocery MIKE JACOB & COMPANY, WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS Our orders are shipped the same day as we receive them & We Have the Best IF YOU W ANT TO SELL ¡ T I M B E R ! I And Get Quick Returns B. GILDNER, D A LL A S - OK. Horace Webster v. v 'k ^ 'k /ff 'P /- # ^ mA — Jf ^ -r 0 N U M ERT y. P. FISKE. ’PHONES: ■'“ •ISS...,!S ! H 2 & ...,,ü f ^ “ Lent KV Fonget." Look Here! u * | G. L. H A W K IN S Railroad street, Dallas. Patroni zp O vp Another fo r the Upbuildin/j o f Town and County. SCHOOL MONEY. b 9 % Tilt NEW BARBEE SHOP % Bilyeu S i Sparks Corvallis & Eastern Railroad Sole Agents for Dallas. ¡> 0 O O O C O O O O O O O O ( > O O O 0 O O O O O < JUST ARRIVED Morris, the leading jeweler, has just, recei ed a beautiful line of gold headed umbrellas andveanes from $2.50jto $lf> each, all guaranteed, also a new one of late cuts in Libby cut glass. m Irrplesnant House and General Repair Shop Do You Know Bowman Bios. COLOSSEUM RINK The Tavern S K A T IN G — Every Night And Every Afternoon. i I Dallas, Ore. Marble— -Granile - A L F R E D B O O R S E -- i could be elected against, the interests I and their unlimited campaign funds? Painter, Paper Hanger and Well, if you do, you have more faith in Amount to Go to Districts of the tin* honor and intelligence of the voters Decorater | than I have <>r the past seems to justify. County. | The tariff is the basis of the combines Both inside and outside. STOW BROS, DALLAS, OREGON. and trusts, hence they must support Work done j n a satisfac The apportionment of county school tory manner, latest styles n ! the tariff party. funds wits made hv the school superni of the art and complete SUBSCRIBER. tendent January 23, 11)08, as follows. I satisfaction guaranteed. Dist. Jerk amt. of apport. Give me a trial and be convinced. 1— W I) H enrv............................. M l Proof of Merit. O regon. D a llas, 2— 11 a ì Campitoli............. 680 | 3— J Rem pel.................... 53 j The proof of the merits of a plaster is 4— R Brunk................................... 45 I i the cures it effects, and the voluntary 5— Lewis Edwards ...................... 36 i te.-timonials of those who have used Aft. 6— Jas E Hill | Allcock’s Plasters during the past sixty ^ is the place to get 7— VV 1.• Frink ............... ........... 50 ; years is unimpeachable evidence of ........... 42 their superiority and should convince W Smith................. 8— \V your barber work 9—G A McCulloch ....... ........... 101 the most skeptical. Self-praise is no 10—G W Starr ................. ........... 86 I r* commendation, hut certificates from done........... ........... 25 tho«*e who have used them are. All 11—A r. Lacev ................. Ili—.1 .1 Thurston ............. ........... 12 cock’s are the original and genuine por TIME TABLE N o.«5. 13—C C Lewis............. ...... ........... 227 ous plasters and have never been equal Fine Hair Cutting 14—F M N Mil" ............. . . . . • i ed hv those who have sought to trade Trains from and to Yaquina No. 1 - 15—C K Burroughs........... ........... 15 upon their reputation bv making olast- and the best face C»: 10 a. in. Avoid substi Leaves Yaquina iti— r. *>'*«;v H;iilley ............. ........... 60 ers with holes in them. II :15 a. in. Arrives at Corvallis.................... 17—T .1 Graves ................. ............ 53 tutes as you would counterfeit money. 12:15 p, m. Arrives at A lban y...................... lotions in the city. 18— A J Renipel....... ... . . ......... 40 No. 2 - 1<(—.1 Hstv Ftuvk ............... ......... - 34 Leaves Albany .........................................12:50 ]i CITY N E W S . Cal! and see. 14 H G Hastings ....... .! a Leaves Corvallis.......................................... 1:45 ji 64 Arrives at Yaquina............................... 0:15 l Fred Hebdiug............. 17 22— C W Stewart............... Miss Allie Fuller was a Portland vis Trains to and from Detroit: 12 itor the last of the week. I) (» Meador...... ¿A T O M R E IL ¿ » I 23— 20 2J—J Powell. ................... No. 3 - Proprietor f a j Mrs. V. P. Fiske and daughter. Buena, 25— Lee Rowell ..... . 7 ;30 a. Leaves A lb a n y ................ 68 visited relatives in McMinnville Satur Arrives at Detroit........... .12:30 p. 26— W E Hooded .. 23 day and Sunday. 27— Chc.s E Brooks........... No. 4 - 19 1:00 p 28— II W Dickinson ..... Miss Geneva Wilcox, of Independence, Leavos Detroit....... .........i 5:56 p. 450 is visiting Mrs. Lyman Shorev this Arrive* at Albany ....... 29— C VV Irvine.................. T r a in s for C o r v a llis : 35 week.— Wood burn Independent. 30— M K ('row ley .... No. 8 - 43 31— Ed Loose ’ 55 p. m Mrs. Martha Chambers has return Leaves A lb a n y .............. 70 32— Edwin Elliott.. ' ;.J6 m . in Arrives at Corvallis....... ed form Portland after visiting a few’ 100 33— John R L ov..... No. 10— 62 days with her daughters, Miss Virginia Leave« A lb a n y ,............... 34— D C W alker...... 2:52 p. m. 43 and Neva. 3:05 p hi . 35— J W Childers... Arrive* at Corvalli*....... 26 36— L D Hibson .... No. 6— “ Had dyspepsia or indigestion for Fred J. W a g n e r , Dallas 541 vears. No appetite, and what I did (»at Leave* Albany................ 7 :3ft p. 37— -C Blair ................ 8:16 p. 33 j distressed me terribly. Burdock Blood Arrive*at C orvalli*---- 38— Otto Skersies............. No. 12— 34 39— F A Link........ Bitters cure«] me,” —J. H. Walker, Stin- On January 2nd, I will upon in my . 12:60 p. in. Leave* Albany....... 21 hurv, Ohio. 40— A C Mnths........ V building, :i half block east .if the akntipg . 1 33 p in Arrives at Corvalli* 64 41 — Mrs H A Lee ............. rink, an agricultural implement I iouhc Mrs. M. I. Capps, who has beer v is -’ 21 42— Win K urtz..... T ra in s for A lb a n y : and general repairihup. Will 1 h - plea-pd 42 ’ ting mr the oast week with her sister, 43— T J James ............... No. ft— to see all my old cimtninera and asmire Mrs. John Hubbard, returned to her 44— M F Dickson . f»;30 a. m. Leaves C orvalli*........... them the Ix-xt of treatment and price« 45 home in Salem on last Thursday morn Arrives at A lb a n y ....... 45— G W Pewtherer......... 7:10 a. in that will suit. 4 ing.—McMinnville T.-R. 46— Mrs W T Brown ..... No. 9— 40 47— J T Huntley . .12:45 p. in Mrs. Klma Hyde leaves for Indepen Leaves Corvallis............ 20 dence, Dallas. Falls City and other Arrive* flt Albany......... 1:30 j*, m 48— Sam Morrison. ♦ 30 No. 7— 49— V A Fishback towns in Polk county, where she will re * Q t) C orvallis........... . 6-OOp. m 50— ( ’has Rees ............... main for several weeks visiting relatives Leaves ♦ Arrives Albany......... , 6-.40 p. in. 50 and friends.—Toledo Reporter. » M—J M F a rley................ No. 1 1 - 15 52— W L Branchflower Dr. C. E. Rogue and mother Mrs. H. Leaves Corvalli*...................................... 11 :30 a. m. 42 53— M rs. R M. Prick»*tt , 50 E. Bogue, of Arleta, Polk county, and Arriv»** at Albany................................ 12; 15 a. m. that the best and cheap ♦ 54— U R Biggs.... All of the above train* eonnect with Southern ! F. M. Leons, of MvrtP* Creek, were PaeiAe ♦ 30 est wood you can huv is trains Imth at Albany and Corvalli-. a« 13 j here Tuesday before the U. S. land of- well a* train* for Detroit, giving direct *erviee 50—T H Me Bee ................. the block wood from the I 307 ! fiee. Mrs Bogne making final prod on f.o Newport and Bretenbush Hot Spring*. W i 11 a m e 1 1 e V a 11 e v » 57— Walter W illiams....... For further information apply to * 43 her timber claim.—Rose burg Remew. 58— O N Harrington......... Lumber Co.’ s sawmill ? GEO. F. NKVINH, Gen. Pas* Agent. ♦ 19 Albany, Oregon. ! Because it is cut from big 59— P I > Burbank . ♦ Good resolutions. The best resolu H. H. LING. Arent. Corvalli*. 88 • 60— Frank B u tle r .. timber, therefor is su tion is t*> make some n oney the coming 06 Mrs M F Lantz . . . . perior to second-growth I vear. Stock make« you money while t Î 61— 1 ! von "deep. Send 15c a share for a block fir. Leave your order 62— Mi-s Grace Hampton. 26 ! of it to the L°e Comstock Minin? (Dm- 4 64— L E St api “ to n .. • at Webster’ s confection C n l d w n l < 3 r o 5 . ♦ 65— M E Burgess.... ery store, or call Mu ■ pa"V. P. O. I k > x 258, Rhyolite, Nevada, ♦ POOL AND RILLIARD HALL | 60— Frank O Isaac............ tual phone No. 1407 ♦ I without delav. 4 Now lmd!?(i in the He.Tike Buildin; ♦ The St#frin Drug store is acknowl (Everything opto date ) PEOPLE NOT IN IT. 4 edged to he one of the best drug di«pen- j saries in the state. They carry a large I 4 and varied assoitment of everything 4 A Subscriber Says the In* «rests used in^the modern practice of medicine, and their mixologist is as skilled at his Will Eieet our next President. trade as it i« possible to l>e. Prescrip- ------ I tions accurately and carefully Compound- ELECTRIC LIGHTS Editor of the Itemizer: ed- NEW FORNITURE Dallas, Oregon You, a few week« ago, expressed 1 When the tongue of trade is coated, ELEGANT ROOMS the opinion that the people won Id elect when the eyes and the the limb« of the BATHS IN CONNECTION a president independent of the support clerk, or bos«, are dull and langui*!, when the raging fever tackles the emp sri'l •lictation of the interest«. Do vou ty vitals of till, when the spider roosts] nut ignore the lart several eleetiona on the empty cash box. and Immjuets of to reach anoh eonoluaiona? I’ i'l not decay are on the chandeliers, it »s con Mark Hanna, ar tlie leader of the ln- c lu s ’ ve that th»* advertising doctor has H. FtT.ITT, Proprietor not been consulted. tereeta, elect a preaMent anil also hohl T. G. Richmond of Dallas, Polk control a :til hir ilemire? Di«l not the county, i« the guest of Mrs. Richmond’« interest* nominate Ixrth old party can- mother. Mr«. J. P. Starr, at the corner A Strictly tMfri Httd dat*a the last time? of Churrh and Marion «treets, a ml of ('. first-fkss hr n Cots« tu» Did not a railroad magnate help raiae L. Starr secretary of the board of nor Mr. Richmond is fond* to elect and in return help prepare mal school regents. A D M IS S IO N F R E E one of the extensive farmers of Polk FALLU cmr, OREGON the presidential me»»a*« t<» O»o*re«a? county, having charge of someth.ng l>. you think that ttryan awl LaioUette 0«wr a tbooaaad aeraa The City Express Transfer Co. do all kinds of haul ing at reasonable rates. Stand and both phones at Webster’s confectionery. Confectionery Cigars Tobaccos Soft Drinks Tropical Fruits. Etc. i class of mail matter. They’ll be just as go*id as if you so* lected’ thein in person too. We handle Í Item izer, one year in advance....................................................tfl only standard qualities so there is no SUBSCRIPTION With \Vo'-!:ly ( iivgonian or Semi-weekly Journal............. 2 danger of your getting inferior grocer f With Oregon W oodm an........................................................... 1 ies no matter how you order. £. BOYD & SON ^ 51 Front Street, Portland, Oregon Confectionery and Lunch Counter T H U R S D A Y J A N . 30, 1903. W E ’L L S E K D T H E GROCER IE S . V & 4* ! i: Johnson Bros. ; See TAl P O L X } X O P T IC IA N X C. H. MORRIS, DALLAS - - JEW ELER OREGON )6 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o w o o » o o o < Wall Paper A T HALF PRICE We e xp e ct our new stock of Wall Paper to arrive in a few weeks so have concluded to sell our old stock at half the former price to make room for the new paper. Our stock of Furniture, Carpets, R ugs and Matting are as complete as any in the city and our prices are reasonable. If you have any repairing or upholstering you want done, we can accomodate you. HALL & HAYES AT CHAPMAN’S OLD STAND <i V %
