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TH URSD AY, FEB. 20, 1908.
V. P. F ISKE.
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i Itemize!*, one year in advance ..................................
SUBSCRIPTION With Weekly Oregonian or Semi-weekly Journal.
( With Oregon Woodman ..........................................
The Greatest
Profits are in
PHONES:
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257
' ( Residence, 113
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MUTUAL I Resilience, 1401
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Early Spring Broilers
Petaluma Incubators
and Brooders
“ The «elf-raipilating kind
That hatch while you sleep”
NEW RULING.
Department Says Subscribers De­
linquent Over One Year Must
be Dropped.
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WHY IT SUCCEEDS.
Because it’ s for One Thing Only. y
- People Appreciate This.
Doing one thing well brings success.
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follow b:
W itn miio irallou of our Jacob’s MonoKram Rye or Hourbon O. E. 8. Whiskey, regular
pri • fS.isi pi r Kailoti, v • wifi «iv« aua> «rati» twur hottles of fine old California Wines,
reKular prire ior per bottle. Any brand that you miKht select. The price!«»!' the Whiskey
ib f , « ho the Wine is fj.uu. You will g e t .a ‘$7.00 purchase for $■> oo, freight and express
charges prepaid.
w ith «»in- -lillon of our famous Stanford AAA Kve, regular price $4.U0 p ^ gallon, we will
Ki\«- awa\ »iratis thr • bottle.- of tine old California Sweet Wines, regular price 50c per
bottle. You may sele.
any brand you desire. The price «>f tin* Whiskey is $4.UU; tl»e
price of the Wine is $1. o. You will get a $.». »0 purchase for $4.U0, freight and express
charges prepaid,
With «»tie 'rinllou of our fatuous Rainier AAA B«»urboti. regular price $4.00 per gallon, we
will give away gratis three bottles >>i tine old California sweet Wines, regular price 5oc
!»• . I.ottl«-. You mil sclcrt an> brand you may «tesire. The price «>f the Whiskey is 94,00;
tin pri« e «»f th«- Wine is $1.50. Y ou will get a $¡5.50 purchase for $J. 00 , freight ami express
charges prepaid.
" itli one gallon of Tillamook Rye or Hourbon Whisky, regular price $3.26, we will give
away free two bottles of fine old California Sweet Wines, regular price50c per bottle. You
«•an-elect any brand you desire. The pri« e of the Whisky is $3.25; the price of the Wine
is $l.'»o You will get u $1.25 purchase for $3.25, freight ami express charges prepaid.
With «»• gallon of sin « dan’s Private Stock Rye or B«»urbon Whisky, regular price $3,00
i-i ■ Uou we will give awt) free two bottlea of fine old California Sweat W ine* regular
in .
>«»« per bottle. You can seleei any braml you desire. The price of the Whisky is
ft.in»; tin- price of the W ine is $ 1 . 00 . You will get a $4.00 purchase for $3.00, freight and
express « barges prepaid.
With one gallon of Delaney’s Malt or White Rye Whisky, regular price $3.00 per gallon,
we will give away free two bottles of line old California Sweet Wines, regular priee 50c
por bottle. You may s, leet any braml you may desire. The priee of the Whisky is $3.00;
the pri«'«-of the Wine is $1,00, which give- you a $1.00 purchase for $3.00, freight and ex­
press charges prepaid.
With on«- gallon of Jamaica or New England Rum, regular price $4.00 per gallon, we will
giveaway free three bottles of tine old California Sweet Wines, regular price 50c Per bot-
tb-. You may select any brand you desire. The priee «»f the Rum is $4.00, the price of the
Wine i- $1.50, which gives you a $5.50 purchase for $1.00, freight and express eharges
prepaid.
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Are the very best to be obtained
in Oregon anil we know how to
cook them to the queen’s taste.
You can have them in any style
and with all the concomitants
that go to make up a first-class
oyster house.
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¡, . „ Doan’s Kidnev Pills do one thing only.
The ixwtotflce official*, at W pji I i i n ptiin. T|)ey (.|m.
uillllevs. The* ture
have seen lit to decree as to whether or backache, every kidney ill.
no a newspaper may give credit to its
James N. Ayre, living at Fifth St.,
D ALLAS.
Hutwcribcri., and have flxed the limit of j McMinnville, Ore , w y »:
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** April
a nail ! Kidney Pills proved of great value to
m
mdehtedneHs
at . one year. i#
If after
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Send for,catalog.
Ayre. She doctored a great deal -u
f
1st any subscribers are found on a week­ and used many remedies but was un­
ly newspaper’ « list who are more than able to obtain relief from the pain
Confectionery and lunch Counter
one year in arrears tliey must be dropped through her back accompanied by a
weakness of the kidneys.
When she
or their papers refused admittance to ar* se in the morning she felt tired ami
the mail at pound rates. This will ne­ worn out and it was all she could do to «
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cessitate the eliminating of them from get around. She also suffered from diz­ *
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spells
and
her
eyesight
was
affected.
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the list, as no publisher can affoid to
IF YOU W AN T TO SULL
At last my attention was called to
affix a 1-cent stamp to each paper. We Doan’ s Kidney Pills. I procured a box
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consider this an arbitary ruling and a for her and she began using them.
In
hardship on country publishers, but a short time she was cured and has
there is no way of getting around it— we not bad a sign of the trouble since.”
HOME PROOF—There is plenty of *
have to use the mails. Many of our local testimony like the above, ( ’all at *
Am] (let Quick Returns
subscribers prefer to pay several years Belt & Uherrington’s drug store and ask j i
I at a time and they will, under the new to see copies of statements of Dallas &
>se
B . G IL D N E R ,
law, have to payahedd instead of letting people who have used Doan’s Kidney j *
Pills. For sale bv all dealers. Price | I
the matter run several years before li­ 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, i *
quidating. Those who want the Itemizer New York, sole agents for the Uniteti | j
then, after April 1st will have to pay up States. Remember the name—Doan’i r * * * * * * * * * * * » * A- * f t * * » * » * * * * »
—and take no other.
OUR DELIVERY SERVICE
before that time or be dropped from the
b an prompt hh our groceries are good
list, and they will he charged up with
and that is Haying much. We shall I k *
WHEN TO PAY TAXES.
glad to make delivery to you whether the amount due at that time. Since
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your order l>e small or large. If you owning the paper we have not dunned
need anything in a hurry don’ t hesi­ any of our delinquents, but we are now
1. If you pay your taxes on or be­
tate to let uh hnow and
sending out statements, and hope that tween March 15, you will be allowed a
W E ’ L L S E N D T H E G R O C E R ­ all will come in and settle up as soon as rebate of three per cent.
2 If you pay your taxes between
I ES.
possible, so that we may start with a March 15 ami up to and including the I
They’ ll be just as good as if you se­
first Monday in April, there will not be
lected them in person too. We handle clean sheet and comply with the law.
For the benefit of those concerned we any rebate allowed, neither will there
only standard qualities so there is no
be any penalty of interest added.
danger of your getting inferior grocer- give the ruling of the department:
3 If your taxes are not paid on or |
ies no matter how you order.
Sec. 440, paragraph 4:
“ A reason­ before the first Monday of April they
able time will ! h * allowed publishers to will become delinquent, when there will
secure renewals of subscriptions, hut he added a penalty of ten per cent and
R a ilr o a d s tre e t, D a lla s .
unless subscript ions are expressly re­ the taxes will also draw interest at the
...at the ..
newed after the term for which they are rate of 12 percent per annum in addi­
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paid within the following periods—dai­ tion to the penalty.
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lies within three months, tri-weeklies
4 If you pay one-half of your taxes
within six months, semi-weeklies with-1 on or Before the first Monday in April,
-A L E R E I) B 0 0 R S E -- f
in nine months and weeklies within one j ^ e n
remaining half may run up to |
year—they shall not lie counted in the ail(j including the first Monday in Octo
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fe^itimate lint of mibi'rriher., ami cop- ■ ber following, but if the last half is not
The City Express icH mulled on account thereof ahull not
and
£
Painter,
Paper
Hanger
A Transfer Co. do lie accepted for mailing at the second paid by the first Monday in October it
Decorater
all kinds of haul­ class postage rate of 1 cent a pound, hut will bee«»me delinquent and there will
ing at reasonable rates. Stand ami both may 1 k < mailed at the transient second be aided to such balance a penalty of 10
per
cent
and
in
addition
such
balance
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phones at Webster’s confectionery.
Both inside aud outside.
class postage of 1 cent for each four will bear interest at the rate of 12 per
Work done in a satisfac­
ounces or fraction thereof, repaid by cent p*»r annum from the first Monday
STOW BROS, DAUAS, OREGON.
tory manner, latest styles
stamps affixed. The ritflit of a publish­ in April until paid.
of the art ami complete
er to extend credit on subscriptions to
5 On all personal* property taxes, if
satisfaction guaranteed.
his publication is not denied or ques­ one half is not paid on or before the first
Give me a trial ami be convinced.
tioned, hilt Ida compliance or non com­ Sunday in April, the law compels the
pliance with this registration will be sheriff to levy upon and collect the same
Oregon.
Dallas,
taken into consideration in determining after May 1, hence, to prevent a levy
whether the publication is entitled to upon personal property after May 1, it
transmission at the second class postage will be necessary for one-half to be paid « #-.******•* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
rates.
as above stated.
0 The law compels the sheriff to sell I
all property on which taxes have not
MR. BRYAN*S OPINIONS.
it the place to get
been paid ami that such sale shall not
lie l.eM later than March 1st of the year i
your barber work
The plan of guaranteed Imnk deposits succeeding the year in which the taxi
has probably found favor, among all levy was made.
done..............
classes of people and Irrespective of poli
7 Tlit* property 'will be soM to the
I tical affiliation, more rapidly than any person bidding tin* lowest rate of interest j
other public question.
and
certificates will be issued therefor
Fine Hair Cutting
The new state of Oklahoma has al- and deed given to such property sold, [
J ready enacted a law taxing state hanks, unless redeemed within three years of
and the best face
lie fund thus accumulated to be used in the «late of such sale.
paying the depositors of any state hank
lotions in the city.
that from any cause becomes unable to
I have for sale some very desirable
INDEPENDENCE.
ft meet its obligations. A special session
bargains in farm property.
Call and see.
of the Kansas legislature has been called
A fine home of 45 acres, fine creek
* tor the purpose of enacting legislation
bottom soil; goo«l buildings, water
Courtesy West Side.
similar to the Oklahoma plan. The gov­
and
orchard. Ul«>- •* to school, church,
ernor of Nebraska is considering the ad-
Ross Nelson shipped a line Jersey bull
T O M R E IL
R. K. On R. K. 1). route, rural phone.
| visability of calling a special session of to Fred Haves, White Pine, Montana,
P ro p rie to r
A snap at only
$ '¿ , 3 0 0
I the legislature on account of the grow- the first of the week. Although but a
I mg belief among the people that pro­ youth in years he has already gained a
One
100
acre,
well
improved
farm;
tection to bank d e b it o r s in the form of national reputation, first as the finest
35 acres plow’ land, 20 acres stump-
state or federal guarantees of their de­ pansy in the United States and now he
age, pnsture, balance fine fir tim ber;
posits w ill stop the hoarding of money, is devoting considerable time to Jersey
good eight room new bouse, tine liv­
(»ring into circulation sufficient currency cattle and from the fact that he is ship­
ing water, fine eichard. Price
to conduct the business of the country, ping as far away as Montana, we may
Only
$ 3 ,0 0 0
and prevent a recurrence of such disas­ reasonably infer that he is gaining a
trous panics as the one through which splendid reputation in that line as well.
One 80 acre farm, finely locator?,
we are now passing.
good buildings. 45 acres plow land;
Among the breeders of tine sheep in
Mr. Bryan has been an advocate of a
all stock, implements, seed, feed, in
law guaranteeing deposits in state and tins county may he mentioned John
fact everything goes except house­
F red J . W a g n e r , Dallas
national banks since 18113. The legisla­ Leveck, of the Lewisville district, who
hold effects.
ture of Ohio has adopted a joint resolu­ has some of the finest Lincoln sheep in
Only
$ 3 ,O D O
tion inviting Mr. Bryan to address its the state. He has a standing order for
On* January 2nd, I will open in my
all his lambs for August delivery at $13.50
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members
in
joint
session
February
18,
building, it Imif block east of the skating
each. All that is needed to make this
rink, an agricultural implement house l |‘ M8, on the subject of Guaranteed Bank one of the leading stock counties <>f the
and general repairsliop. Will U* pleased I Deposits.
Mr. Bryan, in discussing the tariff country is for the people to keep on im­
Dallas, O r e g o n
to see alt my old customers and assure
proving their Mocks an«l herds and make j
them the lM*nt of treatment and prices question, insists that residents of the the fact known through the district and
| United States should be permitted to
that will suit.
j buy home-made goods at home at. as state fairs. We have climate conditions
| low a price as the foreigner can buy much nearer perfect than in many of
• American-made goods abroad. He also the eastern states that are posing as the
insists that our government should lx* l>est in the land, therefore we should not j
by and for the people as a whole, rather fear to out our advantages before the I
| than by ami for the trusts, and admin­ world that we may reap the benefit.
istered in the interests of a few bene­
Mr. J W. Buster, who has been visit-1
ficiaries of the trust system. He believes ing in this vicinity for several days, is a
that Rational legislation for the purpose ! former well-known druggist of this place,
D A L L A S , OREG O N
that the best and cheap­
of belter regulation and control of inter­ but n«»w a thriftv farmer and dairyman
est wood you can buy is
All kinds of meats, including
state
commerce
ami
common
carriers
the block wood from t he
• <f tin* AI sc ft valley. While there Mr.
fish and poultry.
Satisfac­
should supplement state legislation, and Buster purchase«! from Ross Nelson a
W illa m e t t e V a lle y
tion gnar:»n»e**d.
not l*e a suostitute for state legislation. tine y »ung Jersey hull, “ Chief’s Hero of
Lumber Co.’s sawmill ?
Mr. Brvan’ s paper, The Com m oner,: Polk,’ ’ No. 7Ht*52 which he shipin*«! to
Because it is cut from big
reflects his opinions each week on ques­ Corvallis Tuesday evening. This is the
timt>er, therefor is su­
tions of public importance and in its thin! recent sab* fr*»tii the splendid berM
perior to second-growth
(‘oluinus may also lx* found his magazine «»f registered Jerseys owned ivy K<"»s Nel­
fir. Leave your order
articles, public upeeohc*, addresses and son. “ A few weeks ago be delivered Cre-
at Webster's confection­
lectures, which tire referred to in the i ole Doc,” N«». 7tW53 to Chernowa for the
ery store, or call Mu­
,
daily press from «lay to day.
tual phone No. 1407
I government hen I there, and on M«»n«lav i i POOL AND BILLIARD HALL
• If you art* interested in political ques- afternoon shipped by express ‘ ‘ Chief’ s 4
1 tions, if you desire to keep in touch with Mamhricno’ , No. 78M55 to Fred Haynes, i ! Now Ion led in the Hr, si . Re Building
(Kvt-ry tiling upto- -«Ute )
; tin* progress of the canqvaign and to White Pine, Montana.
• read Mr. Bryan’ s campaign speeches.
| send sixty cents to The Commoner, and
to » # » » • »• »»• ♦ ♦ • »♦ «♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + »
Collections Promptly Made.
! the paper will la* sent to you each week
until toe close of the next presidential | 1 ran rio your eollootin» for you as
campaign.
I cheap as anyene. My experience in
Feist office money order, currency, or this line warrants thorough work. |
BLBCTE1C lights
stamps will 1 h * accepted. Only sixty Bring me vour accounts, and I will do
Qalla.«. Oregon
NKW rt KNITERK
cents. Address The Commoner, Lincoln, the rest.
L. D. Butler, Dallas Ore.
BU60ANT ROOMS
Nebraska.
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BATHS IN CONNECTION
It will pr«»bablv l»e an item of news,
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I to most of our readers, that postmasters
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i are not compelled to make change for
W EBF00T
■ von when you make purchases at Uncle
Sam’s office. This is a queer rule that
ROOFING
, not one in a thousand persons know.
H. FUIiITT, Proprietor
Buyers of stamps «»r any purchases, at
TUB RKST ROOKIN'«»
any postoffice, must furnish their own
ON THK MARKKT
1 change; i.e., the postmaster could insist
Marie by the Northwest Roolin*
! on the buyer furnishing his own chang**
A Strutts Modern Hotel
••om(>»ny, Portlanri. D ne«notbuc- I if he sees fit to do it; but usually the
kle. ««¿»ranteeri for 10 year*.
| i>ostmH*t**r is glad enough to g**t rid of
ñ n t-dK s Bor ■ CoooeitM
his “ chicken feed” and he is always
ready an«l willing to %ccomo«Ute the
ADMISSION FREE
Afoni tor -oik Conni,.
PALLO CITY, ORKt.ON
£nblic b j making all the chauge it aaks
LEE SMITH’S CYCLERY
SPECIAL HOLIDAY GIFT
From now until January Ut, l'.H)*, we Khali givi* away fri-u to every purchaser of our fa
••uni» brau-ts ui WiiUkK-s, and which we arc offering at the same prices as heretofore, as
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The O ysters
W e serve
Patronize One Another for the Upbuilding o f Town and County.
Hutched by
‘ •Winning that the In neb hud not
yet begun,’1 in what a i-uutuiuw
said the other day of t In |u »-d*
put out by Johnson Bros. Every­
thing ho cony, rooked hi good
taste, and the food so \aried and
appitilting that even a fastidious
dyspeptic cannot fail to say a
good word for tiiat popular entab-
liabment.
100,000 Buttles of Sweet Wines Given Away
Johnson B ros.
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MIKE JACOB & COMPANY, WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS
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51 front Street, Portland, Oregon
O ur o rd e rs a re »h ip ped th e » m e day a » we receive them
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We Have the Best
TIMBER
Confectionery
Cigars
Tobaccos
Soft Drinks
Tropical Fruits. Etc.
OR.
DALLAS
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Horace Webster
Dallas, Ore.
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Lent We Fomjet
Marble—
— Granitel
C. L. H A W K IN S
E. B O Y D & SO N
Corner Grocery
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look Here!
THE NEW BARBER SHOP *
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fo r
Sale
»
e 8»
¡P f“!
Bilyeu& Sparks
So!e Agents for Dallas.
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'¿ > o c 8 d o < > o o o < x > o o o o e o c » o o < :
JU ST A R R IV E D
Morris, tin* lea«ling jeweler, has just recei e<l a
beautiful line of go lei headed umbrellas andveanes
from $2.50jto $15 each, all guaranteed, alao a new’
one of late cuts in Libby cut glass.
C. H. MORRIS,
Implement House and
General Repair Shop
OREGON
H. C. C A M P B E L L
A T HALF PRICE
Cold Storage
Meat Market
Do You Know
W e e x p e c t o u r n e w s t o c k o f W a ll P a p e r
m
a fe w w e e k s s o h a v e c o n c lu d e d
Bowman Bros.
? COLOSSEUM RINK *
The
Tavern
S K A T IN C -
L. C. KOSER
Every
Night
And
Every
Afternoon.
t o a r r i v e in
to s e ll o u r o ld
s t o c k at
h a l f t h e f o r m e r p r i c e to m a k e r o o m f o r t h e n e w p a p e r .
FRANK GLOVER
Caldwel *5roet.
Paper
Wall
O u r stock o f
Furniture, Carpets,
Rugs and Matting
a r e a s c o m p l e t e a s a n y in
th e c it y a m i o u r p r ic e s a re
r e a s o n a b le .
If y o u h a v e a n y r e p a ir in g o r u p h o ls te r in g y o u w a n t
d o n e , w e can a cco m o d a te y o u .
HALL & H A Y E S
AT CHAPMAN’ S OLD STAND
i