later elections seem* to be becoming
Peculiar to itself
In combination, proportion and process, H o o d 's Sarsaparilla
is therefore Peculiar to Itself in m erit, sales and cures.
It is m ade from the best blood-purifying, a lterative and
tonic ingredients by such origin al and peculiar m ethods as to
retain the fu ll medicinal value of each and all.
more and m ore a certainty. In two
elections we were «.«c o ss fu l, but it
was not because the party was united
th a t we won.
Oh, no ! But then
everyone knows how Cleveland got
tl*»re and there is no need to go into
that question here. T h e only point
we wanted to make here was th at just
T h e severest form s o f scrofula, salt rheum, catarrh, rheu- so long as the dem ocratic party con
tinues to harbor so many people of
such diversified opinions am ong its
matism, dyspepsia, and d eb ility are cu red e v e ry d a y by
Hood’ s S a rsa p a rilla
S old b y druggists,
$i.
hesi
tate and refuse to perch on its presi
T h e one way to
succeed is by united action, o b liter
B egin to take it today. dential ha line s.
For tlKNM who prefer I w rae curative properties a« the liquid form, besides
l S u l ( l L '§
mddlcine in tablet accuracy of dose, convenience, economy, - there
Hood s Sarsaparilla is now put up in ehoeo- I being no loss by evaporation, breakage, or leakage.
tablets called Sarsaiabs, as well as in the > Sold by druggists or sent promptly by mail.
Uxjuid form. SarsaUbe have identically the i
0 . 1. Hood />*.. Lowell. M a m .
a
O u
form,
1«ted
m.iti
io o doses
ranks, just so lon g will victory
|
atin g for the tim e all the little d iffer
ences of opinion and all inarching
together it a solid phalanx of u n terri
fied, loyal and firm believeis and up-
h .Idem of the fundam ental principles
TH E POLK COUNTY ITEM IZE».
of democracy.
L e t the little
things
th at bob up in every national cam
paign l>e relegated to the background,
Adm itted to the second class of m ail matter.
throw out
the sideshows, avoid
in-
tan.dem ents, keep the ranks unbroken
THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1908.
and in perfect align m en t, with only
one supreme com m anding officer, and
as an arm y for and of the people the
dem ocratic party can advance like
V . P . F IS K E .
*1 50
.............. .............
Ite ra to r, one year in advance
W ith W eekly Oregonian or Semi-weekly Journal.
W ith Oregon W oodm an............... ............ .........
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PHONES:
„ „ t t ) Office,
. 1 75 field any opposing for es no matter
how well fortified they may lx* by
years, incum bency and
continual
11
\i i 'T' it a i 1 Office,
m u i C A I . ( Residence, 1401
stren gth enin g of th eir defenses. The
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Patronize One. Another fo r the Vpbuildtna o f Town anil County.
Boys w ill be boys, but there comes ply of hikes, earls, and things. If we
had such articles in t h i , land, we feel
a tim e when they want a m an ’s pay.
sure th a t H arry Leh r would he Duke
O klahom a*8 Indian senator doesn t of Newport.
m ind shootin g arrows righ t at the big
“ Bim ” the button man. “ who has
chiefs of the senate.
never made a m istake,” says the »ick-
A t a Polish wedding in Chicago, ets will l>e T a ft and H ughes against
there were 19 persons wounded and
Johnson and Bryan, and is g e ttin g hi«*
buttons ready accordingly. L a ter Bim
tw o seriously married.
may find th at he go t the button hook.
Speaker Cannon’s ardent tribu te to
the small college ou gh t to be good
T h e m ayor of a G eorgia c ity has re
for at least 57 degrees.
signed because he was expected to
kiss the brides he married.
He also
U n lik e oth er financiers. H e tty Green
takes interest both from and
left a tack on his seat for his success
or by saying his reason for not w ish
in the
people she lends m oney to.
ing to kiss brid* s was his feai^of con
tra c tin g some disease.
N o m atter whether lyin g com^s
from indigestion or indigestion from
unto Hom e’s historic legions of old
. 2 00 and sweep from the p olitical battle
FACTS
FOR SiCR
Your
K id n e y s .
Unheal thy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
All the blood In your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
The kidneys are your
blood purifiers, they fil
ter out the waste or
impurities in the blood.
If they are sick or out
of order, they fall to do
their work.
Pains, aches and rheu
matism come from ex
cess cf uric acid in the
blood, due to neglected
kidney trouble.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, because the heart is
over-working in pumping thick, kidney-
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
It used to be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ning in kidney trouble.
If you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's
S w a m p-R oot, the great kidney remedy is
soon realized. It stands the highest for its
wonderful cures of the most distiessing cases
.YDÏA E~~PIN K K
and is sold on its merits
■
N o other medicine has been so by all dr«eEl5«s In fifty-
successful in relieving the suffering cent and one-dollar s
t
z
-
i
of women or received so many gen es. You may have
uine testimonials as has L y d ia E. sample bottle by mail Home of Swamp-Root
l-lu k 'ia m 's V egeta b le Compound. free, also pamphlet telling you how to fine
In every community you will find 4#ut if you have kidney or bladder trouble-
women who have been restored to Mention*this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer
fit Co., Binghamton, N. Y.
mm
ow” sailors will he sure to take.
She
Secretary M etcalf has ¡sued a state has them all prices and in all colors,
m ent in which he objects to the plans and those attending this opening are
RESOLUTIONS.
sure to find just what they want. Don’t
Now W illie H earst has a nice little San Franciscians are fo rm u la tin g for fail to call at her parlors in the Collins
Whereas it has pleased our Heavenly
p olitical party of his very own to play m eetin g the fleet with a squadron of block, Main street.
Father to remove from Iter earthly la-
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with. I t is an expensive to y though. excursion boats. T h is portion of the
!> >rs our faithful friend and sister, Mrs.
Haven Smith is seriously afflicted with (). II. Cobh
navy is apparently on exh ib itio n on ly
rheumatism.
If the seven m inute parting kiss be for the am usem ent • f foreign ports.
Be it resolved that bv the loss of
our deceased sister the church lias
comes a fachion, how w ill people ever
lost st fa it lifu I member.
T h e candidate for legislative lion
be able to get to th e^ rain s on tim e?
Be it further resolved that the W om
ors knows while subscribing to state
an’ s Foreign Missionary Society, of
T h e railroad com panies have a m ent No. 1 th at he is carryin g out
Dallas M. K. chinch, ext* nd its condo-
TH E S U P E R IO R
.x
1« nee and sympathy to the bereaved
“ nervfc” to go and reduce wages w ith the wish of the great m ajority of the
Q U A LITIE S OF g j f f ? , - - V - V
fam ily.
out the consent of President Hoose voters who have his election in th eir
And be it further resolved that a copy
of these resolutions he spread on the
velt.
hands. If he does not know it, he is
minutes of the society and a copy be
n ot adept enough at feelin g the pub
sent to the fam ily. Signed
E x-Supt C h an celler’s opinion of
lie
pulse
to be
w orthy of
the
M US. S O P H IA D IX O N ,
the W ash in gton School Board reads
MBS. E L IZ A B E T H H A Y E S ,
name
of candidate.
T h ere
are
lik e a genuine W h ite House d en u n ci
MBS. N E L L A J. BOLLM .Y.V
O n ly
a few old politicians in each
a r e th e m en w h o h ave
ation.
cou nty who still stand opposed to it,
p u t th e m to t h e h a rd
If they would lie satisfied with the
check. The unsuspecting jew elers—in
ignorance, of course, o f what the sealed
package now* contained—closed with
the astute financier’s offer.
And the
box in which the $5.000 check serenely
reposed was returned to Mr. Morgan
unopened!— Pearson’s.
’ W hen in Airlie
) V is it the
THE M E N W H O K N O W
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PALACE CIGAR STORE,
|
Cool drinks, fresh candies»
| choice line of cigars and tobeco.
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R. J. Evans, Proprietor.
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SUCKERS. SUITS
AND HATS
e s t te s ts in th e ro u g h
e s t w e a th e r.
out in
They
Get the o rig in a l
Tower's F ish "B.cind
m ade since 1836
catalog w f rox rue At/r/va
the old
for the
fail to
A J TOV/TR
bor, Pennsylvania,
has given
T h a t these same
her a a say themselves.
people get tired some tim es of the
b rillia n t exam ple of what to avoid.
CO BOSTON.
FOR SALE
120 acres, lti acres cultivated; four
acres o f hearing Prune«1, Apples,Ohor-
rics and Pears. A four room house,
and barn 20x40 feet, good well, three
springs ami running stream the en
tire year; a 1**1 of timber, and a goat
fence around the whole place.
Tell me if this is not a snap.
makes their
moral tum m ies ache
Two 10-aere homes, in the city, at
I to see men whom they had hith erto
i
I a bargain. Also have Farms, and City
Homes, too numerous to mention, and
respected come hack from such a con
a few vacant lots.
test with the taint of graft, dis-
A . J. B A R H A M
! honesty, and law breaking th ick ly ad-
First door west of Post Office
hearing to them . T h a t i . makes no
lash of the ringm aster.
T h a t they [
G o vern or Hughes, of New Y o rk , has deprecate the sending of an arm y o f!
W elsh . Irish, Scotch, E nglish and men to the state capitol to waste tim e
D utch blood in his veins.
H ow does for 40 days, and then perhaps not elect
a U nited States senator. T h a t it also
he propose to get the German vote?
A nunil»er of western factories have
l>een closed on account of floods, but
it ou gh t to
be easy for som ebody to
discover th at the President is to blame
for the floods.
difference to the m ajority of men
W e do not endorse the Colum bia,
nowadays whether a senator is a re-
S. C „ S ta te’s pica for a dom estic sup : puhIicBn or „ dentoornt. so th a t he is
W ILLIE LIKES GOOD
COFFEE
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VOTUM in hereby fdven that I. K. c\ Rich
.1 moliti. have be« n appointed by flu* coun
ty court • •! Polk countv. O r*/on. aduiiuistra-
I .r .ii ...... -im.1 William Will [mu., .It1, ,'a.i'il.
Polk county, Oregon, w ith in six m onths from
t lie date hereof.
Dated this Ml» «lay of February, 1908.
K < RICHMOND.
Adm inistrator of the « state «>f
W illia m W illiam s, deceased.
I.. D. Brown,
Attorney for Estate.
One reason for the non-success of
the dem ocratic party is the m u ltip li
c ity of brainy men w ith in its ranks
and the differen t views which they
each a differen t solution for
problem, m akin g a pulling and
every
b aw l
in g in the ranks of the party not con*
jducivi- to success.
opinion
T h is difference of
on questions at issue is true
j to
som e exten t in all parties, but a
characteristic of tho dem ocratic party
at
U . S . L A U G H A R Y ’S
A dm in istrator’s Notice.
VOT1CK IS IIK R K ItY G IV E N T H A T T H E U N
IT «li-rslgm «! has lieon duly appointed by the
eounty «-«mrt of the state of Oreg«*n for Polk
county, A d m in istrato r, w ith w ill annex«*«!, of
the «Vtatc of Thom as M. Bailey, deeease«!.
II
persons h avin g claim s against sai«l «’stale ar«*
Hereby require«! to present the saute to me
properly vet W ed. as b y la w required. at the
I h a lla s city bank, Dallas. Oreg«»n, w ith in six
months from th«- «late there«»!.
| Dated t h is ’ 20 th «lay «if Febru ary, 1908.
W «, V A H »A L L ,
Adm inistrator w ith w ill annexed «»f the es
of Thom as M Ha I ley.drees-ed
| Ii. tate
D. Brown, Attorney t‘«»r estate.
'seem s to in* a peculiar stubbornness
in th eir d ifferen t l»eliefs and a holding
to them through thick
m atter
and
A dm inistrator's Notice.
thin, no
whether it work-« to tho good j
V O T IU F N IIK R K ItY G IV E N TO
ALL WHOM
trt of
me ad
H a rri',
«te »fift h ! «•* onnty. AH person* h a v in g «dain i'
main J I •liftDot
'H id * «stati* m ay »resent them t«* me
*«* near O ak G rove In sftid «;«»unty.
at
c o n - ! nv mddci IV
Mv p.«*t office nddr«*»s is RiekreftH. P*dh conn-
Claim s, if any. m ust t*e presented
am- J
w ithin six m o n iti' frmn the «lute «>f the first
idea nubiu-ation «*í this notice.
KM F U M IN L. H A R R IS .
go to i A«lm inUtrat«»r «»f the estate **f N an cy W . H arris
of the party, the b etterm ent of the I ■' i! i my . «»in « rn 'h at »h e count
has appointe«!
Folk
U n ited States, or the en tire d is ru p t-' ministrato;* « if the estate of N an o y W .
m en ! of the party and the
principles for which we are «ill
tending.
Just so their
personal
lotion as leaders on a particular
can be maintained, the rc»t can
the d em n ition bow-wows.
T h e ad - 1
vancem ent of grave questions is lost >
Call For Wart ants.
sigh t o f in their desire to lead a p etty
U hereby j.
that all P o lk county
i of th eir own or cater to some particu i N »TICK
w arran t* e n d o rs 'd "n o t paid for w a n t«
U r idea. In every n ational election fu n ds," prl«*r t«» Mareh 6, i<jw w ill tv* paht
unon pr< '••ntallon at mv office. No interest
of which we have any personal know! w ill t*e allow ed after the «late «»Lthi* n o lle«.
Date«I, Dallas, Polk county, Oregon,
edge this has been a great factor in t, iw*.
4 th e dem ocratic party's defeat, and in
f 11.4.'».
Don«* by order of the city council of the city
of Dallas, m ade and enter«'«! on tip* 16th «lay «If
March, 1908
Witness: [ seal ]
L. D. D R O W N ,
A u ditor and Poll«*«* Judge o f the fity of D a l
las, Oretron.
Dated March 19. l-.M*.
YOTIUE 18 IIK. It H u < i\KN THAT THE FI
m akin g
I must consequently take of national
questions.
T h e m any leaders have
To P aul W essin gor and H e n ry W agn er, trust-
eon :
y o T K ’ K is hereby given, that un less the
O
am ount due on the assessment for the
Studio: Room 2, W ilson building,
street im provem ent in front of that certain
Dallas, Oregon.
h>t or pareel o f ground d e w rlb e d as begin n in g
at the sen th ’vest corner o f lot No. 2 in block
No. 12, in the O rigin al T ow n (n o w city ) of D a l
las, Polk county, O regon ; thence east 142? feet
to the southeast corner of said lot; thence
north hu feet; (lienee west 112} feat to the west
N E W T O -D A Y
line «>f said lo t; thence south to the place of
.■inning, as m ade by Resolution No. 9.) of the
city of D allas and entered in the Docket of
City Liens of said city on the 20th d ay of Ian-
A dvertisin g u n der this head ¿ cent a word
nary, 1908, together with all costs niid accru each insertion
ing costs and interest from th e d a t • of the e n
try of said assessment, sh all be fu lly paid w ith
in* lift ecu dnys from the «lute of this notice, the
city eminell of the city of D allas w ill declare \ V A N T E D — F ive <>r six fresh m ilch cow *. State
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price an d full particu lars first letter.—
tin* sam e delinquent, and w ill ord er a w arran t
John O rr, R ic k re a ll; M onm outh B ell phone
to is.su«’ for the.....flection thereof.
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Am ount due on im provem ent flit».10; costs 273.
T E D -p la in sew in g an d c h ild re n s’ and
U ’A N infants
clothes. A ddress box 342. Phone
303.
A2
r O R H ALK 160 acres, 24 m iles north of Dal Iasi
' at I'.’A an acre. M utual phone, Red 151. ( ’nr
Swenson.
A16
Final Sotti ment.
A ll persons indebted to said estate arc reouir-
| and th ey will get it. Statem ent No. 1 cd
to m ake Im m ediate payment to me, anil all
h avin g claim s against said estate, are
in now supreme. No other need ap persons
1 .• • r* '. \ i*-,|««.ir*’«l «o’ pri’f -nt the same to n»,-,
ply.
W e, ourselves, will choose the properly verilled as by law re«iulred. at Dallas,
n ext man to go to tho law
cap itol of the United States.
The I k )«* says: “ Show me what yon
drink and I'll show you what yon
are.” Lota of people drink our coffee
when they want to drink aonielhini;
real good
You can start the day
with our M. J. B. coffee and feel so
good and strong you won't care for
any bracei until tomorrow morning
when yon get our good coffee a g a i n .
G olly, I think a enp of our 35 cent
pure Java coffee, piping hot, with
• une of our many muahasiaalamt the
amoothest and most savory d<>|>e a
fellow can get outside of. W e have
a mighty fine fresh lot of Am ber 25c
coffee, hut it’s M. J. B. for mine,
every time.
W e are surely head
quarters for the jimdandy coffee.
P
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A Im inistrator’s Notice.
com petent, honest end elected bj
'i fair vote. But the people w ant the
11 chance to decide this for themselves,
INSTRUCTOR ON
PIANO AND ORGAN.
O hio is con tem platin g the erection see the hand w iltin g on the wall that
of a new statehouse. H er near neigh the people will once in a while have
M areh
J K HEK/.LKY.
County Treasurer
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iN tiul
account
of \
I Kuilcr. as
«‘\-
orntor of
the « -late of H enry M ils,
de-
cciised. has been tilt'd in the eounty court of
Polk county, state o f Oregon, anil that the 14th
«lay of March, 19»'. at the hour «•flO oY lock
a . in., has been duly appointed by such court
for the h earin g of «d'j.vtions to such final ac
count and the setth*nu>nt thereof, at which
time any m-rson it»t<vested in such estate may
appear amt til«' objections thereto in w ritin g
ami contest the same.
*ry
SPEAKING PLAINLY.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
I E W illiam s and hd to Rosa L
Sigler, land in t 8 s, r 6 w .........$
J M Pollock et ux to Henry Ghor-
kt*, lot in D a lla s ......................
J W W hitem an et ux to L E M il
ler, lots in Independence.
J J Bowler et ux t«> Dora E Truitt,
lots in In d ep en d en c e ............
.1 H and Maud Chapin to G A
and Louie C Muscott, 1 GO acres,
18 1 , r 6 v
...
.......
F le et» Hughes and hd to J H
Chapin, land in Dallas ..........
A llvn Yocoin et ux to T B~Stone
et ux, 530 acres, t b s , r 0 w and
t ♦» s, r 7 w ........... ....................
Alice E Caldwell to Arthur Chute
et ux, 83 acres, t
s, r 3 w .......
550
350
240
320
10
1
5000
3800
Probate Court.
Estate of Andrew J. Newman, de
ceased'— administrator authorized to pay
claims.
Estate of T. A. Ireland, deceased— in
ventory and appraisement filed and
approved; administrator autiiorized to!
sell personal property.
Estate of J. M. Mitchell, deceased—
will ad mi ted to probate; W ealthy M itch
ell appointed executrix ; J. Dornsife, C.
W. Irvine and S. B. W alker appointed
appraisers.
Estate of W. T. Haley, deceased— re
port of sale of real estate filed and set
for hearing on March 28, at 10 a. m.
In the estate of Andrew J. Newman,
deceased; administrator authorized to
pay claims.
Estate Theon A. Ireland, deceased;
inventory and appraisment filed and
ay proved, and administrator authorized
to sell personal property.
Estate J M. M itchell, deceased; or
dered that the last will and testimony
of J. M. Mitchell, deceased, be admitted
to probate, that W ealthy M itchell be
appointed executrix without bond, and
that J. 1) rnsife, C. W. Irvin e and S
B. W alker be appoint' d appraisers
L'O RBA L E M am m outh Bronze tu rk e y e g g s -
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Albert A ld erm an , Salem , Box 80 route 1.
i KAM FOR SA LK , w eight about 1400 pounds.
I. A. May, D allas. Both phones.
M19
v O M E good young Pigs for sale, by Eugene
*5 Biniti», D allas. M utual Plum e, Black 655.
Summons.
P
Sale.
W h ite line, Mfh.
Th# Judge’s Request and the Counsel's
Prompt R e s p o n s e .
A young aud afterw ard distinguished
attorney from an up couutry district of
New York state was arguing IDs rind
appeal in the old general term o f the
8 up re me court He had been In many
legal scrimmages in Justices’ courts
at home, hut had uever stood In the
awesome present e of five se.late and
learned Judges o f the supreme court
lu general terra assembled. Ills em
barrassment was great. H e repeated
himself and misplaced Ills words so
often that It was quite evident that he
must soon lie routed by Ills own con
fusion unless something should occur
to break the spell. Finally, and Just
as he was tioundering'the deepest In a
chaotic jumble o f language and Ideas,
the presiding Judge Interrupted with
the follow in g remark:
“ Mr. Smlthers. I believe It wJU be a
great relief to yourself and to the court
If you will nddrevs us in the same free
and Informal way that you doubtless
use In addressing your local'Justice o f
the peace.”
‘‘ W ell, then.” replied Smlthers. “ I
wish that while I am busy alleviating
your honor’s dens«» Ignorance o f the
law you would keep your confounded
mouth shut!”
The court laughed
heartily and waved for him to proceed
n p grew eloquent and won Ills case In
the midst o f hearty applause.—Bohe
mian Magazine.
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PORTLAND
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
T hu rsday:
W in. M cHardy, Dallas
Mrs. F. Lynn, P«irrydale
Miss Leone W illiams, Dallas
S aturday:
Mrs. F. Royal, Ballston.
Sunday:
Dr. R. Severgard, Iudep.
T. C. Siufert and wife, Dallas.
E. L. Murphy and wife, Dallas.
Mrs. A.
A. K
K. I i ill, Buena Vista.
¡M on d ay;
i George Vick, Falls City.
j Justin Hunter, Falls City.
W . E. Baker, Dallas.
Tuesday.
F. J. Chapman and wife, Dallas.
J. S. Cooper, Indep.
Mrs. S. J. H all, Buena Vista.
W ednesday:
A. ii. Muir, Dallas,
H. L. Fenton, Dallas.
Mrs. II. L. Fenton, Dallas.
Some of the Trials of Writers.
Professor Lonnsbury o f Yale calls at
tention to some o f the difficulties of
English grammar with which writers
TE A
have conr.tautly to struggle in their de
Y o u th in k wne t e a a s
sire to avoid obscurity and be correct
at the same time. In Harper’s Maga
g
o
o d as a n o th e r ?
zine Proforsor Lounsbury takes up the
use o f “ whose” ns a relative pronoun
W h y d o n ’t y o u b u y a t
referrin g to inanimate objects aud Jus-
tlfies Its use since untiling lietter can
th e lo w e s t p r ic e y o u s e e
be devised. H e discusses the use of
in th e w in d o w ?
the singular pronoun with the word
‘everybody,” as iu “ There everybody
Your vrocer returns your money if you don'l
met his friends.” This is manifestly
Uke Schiliias’s Best: we pay him.
inadequate, aud "his or her friends” is
clumsy. Jane Austen, writes the pro
fessor, avoided the difficulty by uslug
..
,
.
tl,e l>luraI Pronoun' 118 lu bi' r sentence,
“ They say everybody is in love once
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in their Uvea.” ile thinks no satisfac-
P a te n ts .
| tor.r solution o f thin problem can. in
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| the nature o f the case, eve r be reached.
I nited States to \ ina Kelso, 160 acres,'
t 9 s, r 7 w.
I have three houses and a num
A Feast o f Kisses.
United States to Sadie Smith, 160 ac
res , t 9 s, r 7 w .
“ 1 once visited the little town o f Hal-
ber of vacant lots in Dallas for
U. S. to Fred McTimmonds.
ir.agen. iu Itouinania.” said a strolling i
sale. I am selling my own prop
player who used to wander into the ;
erty. The buyer gets the com
odd corners o f the world, “ but even 1— j
mission.
Call at Lyd ic’s feed
AN INGLORIOUS WOUND.
and my hair Is gottiug a little thlu. and
store.
I wouldn't take first prize lu a beauty j
The Hard Luck That Was Handed Out j contest—got enough kisses in one day
H. M PEEBLES
to the Old Veteran.
( to last au average lifetime. It seem s!
On one of the volunteer ranges in that Halinngen from time Immemorial
the north o f England is a well known; bus had an annual festival, and on this
old Irish sergeant, who has charge, da; the population of about eighty vil-
B. F. JONES
It may be mentioned that he went; lages come swarm ing in. Every young
Attorney-at-Law
through three w ars—the Crimean, the woman of the town, married or siugle.
Indian mutiny and the Chinese—and gees out on this day carrying a vessel
IN O E l'E N O K N C K , UR.
during the whole o f that time never o f wiue and a small garland o f flowers.
Probate work a specialty.
T o every visitor they offer a sup o f
received a single wound.
Old W., as he Is culled, occasionally wiue and a kiss.” -S t. Louis Republic.
acts as a marker at the targets, and
his utter recklessness has become a
Compulsory Education.
Dallas, Oregon.
proverb.
“ I never thought him very bright,
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President
He has been known to walk forth bvt he certainly has a splendid educa R . C C R A V E N
W. G. V A S S A L L
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-
Cashier
fi‘om behind the mantelet without the tion.”
DIRECTORS:
slightest warning and touch up a hulls
“ W ell, you see, he lost one o f his N. L. Butler, R. C. Craven, D. L. K ey t
eye which did not quite satisfy him or legs, and he couldn’ t go into athletics,
M. M. E llis, W . G. Vassal 1.
to note the exact position o f a shot.
so he Just had to study at college.” —
This bank is pleased to place at the
At all remonstrances he would sulff Houston Post.
disposal of its customers the facilities
contemptuously.
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gained during many years of continuous
“ Me be shot? Me?” he would ask.
service and growth.
Too Much Port.
“ W hy, I ’ ve bin through three war-r-s
Captain (to the man at tho wheel)—
and was n lver shot yet. Pah! P h w at’s
Another point a-port, quartermaster.
a bit o’ lead flying througli the air?”
Lady Passenger-Goodness gracious!
WEBF00T
j
And he would assume an air o f dis
That’s the second pint of port he has
gust.
«•ailed for within a few minutes! H ow
j ROOFING
j
It actually occurred, however, at
those captains drink! — London Tele-
la st and be was shot through the
I graph
’
T H E ISEST H O O FIN G
’
shoulder.
4
ON THE MARKET-
4
For a moment, as frequently hap - j
The Eternal Tip.
!
Made l>y the Northwest RoofliiR i
pens with rifle shots, such Is their ter-j
Tt is as foolish to attempt to stop A company, Portland. I>oes not-bue- I
rible force, he did not know he was
tipping as to oppose the ocean tide. J kle, Guaranteed for 10 years*.
,
struck; then when he observed the
Tips- will never he suppressed.
The
blood streaming down his sleeve he
L.C . KOSER
♦
w o r d may be changed, but the th ng *
commenced to walk down the range,
Agent for °o lk C o u n t y ^ ^
will not disappear
It la so human to
right In the line o f fire.
be generous.- Paris Journal
It was seen that something was
wrong, and they hurried to meet him.
As he did so he tottered and had to be
carried.
“ Shot!” he groaned, with a look of
shame. “ Shot and by a Saturday after
noon soldier!” —London Tit-Bits.
QUEER TEACHING.
A Glimpse of the One Tim e Methods
harm
FOR R E N T 110 acres u n der the plow.
N L. HI TLER
In Scotch Schools.
• Inquire of J. J. Levick, L e w isv ille —Address
Executor.
Monmouth. O regon. M u tu al phone, 4 on w hite
T o the work o f supervisor o f schools
Ii«#.
tf
In Scotland Mr. John Kerr devoted a
number o f years. Iu his book. “ Other
L'N G L IB H W A L N T T trees— f«»r the next 30
Memories, Old and N ew .” he has set
* ' days. I w ill sell w a ln u t tr«ies In quantities
down some amusing Illustrations o f the
In th«* nani«*of th«» stati* of Oregon, for Polk of from 1 to 1,000 at the reduced rate of 10 cents
« aeh. E. K. Beesley, Falls City.
tf
•ounty. Departm ent No. 2
unintelligent way in which the school
n n i« Pike. M r*.
work was sometimes conducted.
Mnrv
fttmn, Mrs
B«'li,
Mr». R..»«'
U R E Seed spring w heat, three varieties, Red
The revised cotie of education which
Mrs Je «»¡1* *idlliiun , Kd-
»’haff, Scotch Fife an d Defiance. Price 90 was Introduced In 18H2 made provision
w ard I ’Ik«'. Mr-
Alice
cents a bushel. Jam es K. Bears, McCoy.
tf
C rabtree. Aaron Pike.
for nothing but reading, w riting and
Plaintiffs,
arithmetic In their barest forms. There
vs.
r r ,« ;8 for h a tc h in g —from a very fin*» pen of
W illiam IlatuMH’ks, Henry
L R 1. K«‘«l', 91.50 f«»r thirt«*i*n: W h ite L eg was no suggestion about grammar, ge
H an cock ', C h arles H an-
h o rn » 91 for thirteen. O ne tixtra good H.I. Red
ography, history or intelligence in any
«v «k s. M r', .lessi«* It««»*
«■oi'kert-l for sale nt fl.50 if taken at once. J. 8. |
study. Explanation o f the reading les
lev. Citarles J. lleeslev,
M n««*m bir, D allas. Ore. M utual phone, Black
.!«‘«sh» M Woesrtey. C. M.
•Jo,
M19 son was not demanded, and therefore
B«»e*lev fttul Thom as H.
Ret* ley,
tt was neglected In some o f the schools
bofe ndants.
The follow in g is an example:
LUUJB f«»r
h ati'h in g B arred
Rocks, Pekin
To
W illia m
Han«'«x*ks,
H enry
Han«’ rx'ks. E du«'ks an«l B.
Black M in o rca'. Some
T h e lessou was one g iv in g an ac
C harles
Haneo«‘ks,
Mrs. Jessie Be« s|« V. •hole«* <>. I. C pigs for sale. R easonable pric-
C harles J Reealey, Jessie M. R.esley, C. I s «•. I. B allard. Riekreftll Ore.
tf count of a clever dog which had res
M. Reesley and Thom as It. BecsleT. the above |
cued a child from drowning. It was
nnm nl «»efendant*.
said that the dog was caresse«l by the
I S T ill: N A M K O F TH K STATK O F »RKGON ;
C O R B A L K —T w o good cow s g iv in g m ilk an«l
I Y on and ea«*h o f von are hereby require«! I
I » u i *o fresh In April an d May. «>(»«• lt d a I parents o f the child. I asked what was
to ap p e a r am ! an sw er the e»>mpb«itit fil«»d !
h a lf mil« a north o f D allas, on route 1. Mrs. F j the meaning o f the word “ caressed,”
against you in the above entitle«! suit, in the
*f
:ib«j\«• nann 1 «'«»urt. on «»r behire six w«*«*ks M. Dunl«>p.
and the answer came at once. “ Made
from the date «»f th«' la»t puM ienticn of this i
o f fond led.”
summons, and If you fail s«> I«» appear and
answ er, for want thereof the platntiffs w ill
On referring to the list o f words at
For
take a I . « r >e .»gainst y« vi and «»aeh of you as 1
the top o f the page I found the ex
prave»i for in th ir said com plaint, low it That l
plain tiffs are the ow n ers In fee sim ple of the |
planation given was, “ made of. fon
fo llo w in g de*« vlbed real property. t«*wit: The | I H A V E the fo llo w in g artielo.' for «a le at my !
•outbeast qu arter «»f *e«*tton ’*7 in tow nship 6 I hom e one m ile south o f B rid g e p o rt: One I d le d ”
south «>f range 4 west of the W illam ette m eri o rgan . 1>edroom s«'t. dresser, thr«»e iron bed- i
W ishlug to find out if any child In
d ia n , in Polk county. Oregon, am! that «1«* ' Mead?», tw o 'e ts o f r h a ir v three rm'kers. <*ou«*h. j
fendants and each of them be h>rv\«T barred kit« hen cabinet, «lin in g table, tw o «»enter the class had got a glim m ering of the
an«l enjoined fr«»m claim in g an\ right, title or table*, tw o *Utn«ls. T h i ' furn itu re is a ll g«M>d L meaning. 1 went from top to bottom
Interest in or (««said r«*al premises «*r any part o n e qu ick m eal range stove, on e cream sena >
thereof, and for such «Uher and further order j rator. used three m «»n th ' i*hart*h‘’.' tu bu lar | and g«»f from every child notbiug bat
as t«> the court may seem pr«>per in the prem
No. S. Borne extra good m ilch c «»u ', sow a n d * “ made o f fond led.” pronounced as four
iscs.
p gs. g«*«»«l d riv in g m are, two atandar«! bred
words, to which they attached uo mean
This sum m ons Is publlsh«»«t f o r « p«^i«»«l of o d t*, com in g 1 an d 2 years *>l«t: I »-foot lr«»n
six weeks, by or«! T«*f Hon. K«i F. C *a«l. judge lever h arro w . 14-iin h w a lk in ’ plow . «1»', gang
ing whatever
of the «M>unty «*ourt o f Polk eounty, t>r«*«on, | plow , farm truck with patent ra k. «>ne lum ber
Th# teacher was surprised that I waa
m ade at cham bers on March 16, 1908, am! the w agon , hack, open b u ggy . 10-foot hay rake,
«late of the first publication thereof is March w ork h a r n e " . sin gle h arn e «* an d »«»me wheat.
Mot satisfied with the Intelilgeuc# o f
19, I9»*t. and the «late «>f the last t>u hi teat ion j Lot* o f other stuff too nu m etou » to mention.
th# teaching.
w ill be on the 3tKh «lay «*f A pril. 1998
A L L E N O I>r RRK
^
fi BAKIN,
_ R I _ B l t J Y T A
Mutual phone
Dallas, No. 1. 1
Attorney* for Plaintiffs,
The new postal deparUneat ruling
makes it accessary for us on April
1st, to drop from oar subscription list
all who are over one year in arrears.
The amount then due, from each de
linquent, will be placed in proper hands
for collection. We hate to be arbitrary
in the matter, but have no choice—
it is either do this or be excluded from
the mail. All you have to da is to
pay up to date, and then we are al
lowed to give you credit for another
year.
City Property
For Sale
DALLAS CIR' BANK
MISS M. OLIVE SMITH
Collection of Street Assessm ent.
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS
What Our County Officials Have Done
Since Our Last Issue.
health by Lydia Ë. l ’inkham’s V eg
etable Compound. _ Almost every
Do not make any mistake, but re
one you meet has either been bene member the name, Swam p-Root, I>r
fited by it, or has friends who have. K ilm er’ s Swam p-Root, and the address
In the Pinkham laboratory at ingham pton, N. Y . on every b ottle.
com m on people of A m erica, this year,
Lynn,Mass., any woiiiiuianydaym ay
demand it of the d em ocratic party see tire files containing over one mil
that they cease th eir bickerings and lion one hundred thousand letters
A CLEVER RUSE.
work for the good of all. T h a t we from women si hing health, and
here are the letter- in which they
have to figh t the interests i* well
Remember T hi* When You Next Pur-
ojienly state over their own signa
c h a s c C o s t ly Jewel*.
known hut when do dem ocrats ever tures that they were cured by Lydia
H ow Mr. Plerpont Morgan made bis
fail when they know they are in the E. Pinkham’d V egetab le. Compound.
Lydia IS. Pinkham’s Vegetable millions would take volumes to relate,
right. A ll we ask is for them to stick
Compound lins saved many women but an a musing little artifice by means
tog« ther.
o f which be succeeded In saving $1,000
from surgical operations.
Lydia Ë. Pmkhain’s Vegetable can be told within the brief space of
MILLINERY OPENING.
Compound is made from roots and a couple of paragraphs.
Some years ago a jew elry firm In
herbs, without drugs, and is whole
New York sent the financier a fine
some and harmless.
Mrs. Bertha Coüins Toner Will Ex
The reason why Lydia E. Pink- pearl, offering It to him for $5,000.
Estate of \\ . J. Haley, deceased; re-
ham’s V ig o table Compound is so This Mr. Morgan decided to purchase,
hibit a Beautiful! Line on Sat
portsale (¿f real estate, tiled and set for
i successful is because it contains in- and tw o checks were made out—one
hearing o n th e 28th day of March.
urday, the 21st.
for
$5,000
and
the
other
for
$4,000.
He
1 gradients which act directly upon
Estate of Nancy Moore, deceased ; in
then removed the pearl from its box
j the feminine organism, restoring k,
and, having substituted for it the $5,000 ventory and appraisment tiled and ap I
Mrs. Toner has one of the most coin- ! to a healthy normal condition.
proved.
jilete and carefully selected stock of m il
I
Women who are suffering from check, resealed the package.
Estate of Morrison heirs; annual re
linery obtainable, and she, with her ac those distressing ills peculiar to their
Mr. Morgan’s clerk was next dis
port filed and approved, subject to final
complished hhso tants will he delighted
patched
to
the
je
w
e
ler’s
with
the
sealed
sex should not lose sight of these
settlem ent.
to show tlie ladies of this city and the
box and a note containing the check
'«m ou n din g country
on
Saturday, I facts or doubt the ability of Lydia for $4,000, stating that Mr. Morgan
Estate of Rebecca Smith, deceased;
March 21st, a grand display of dress and E. Pinkham’s Vegetable (.Compound
inventory and appraisment tiled and up-
would
be
pleased
to
purchase
the
pearl
proved.
street hats. The popular “ Merry W id to restore their health.
lyin g, it ’s a hard m a fe r to cure either.
Chester G il let t, com plains that he and th ey hardly dare conic
the open and talk against it.
is not as hud as Thaw , entirely fo r g e t
are s * u-ed to the grin d in g of
tin g that in had eggs there is little
machine and doin g the v otin g
difference.
people before hand, th a t they
UNDER THE BIG CLOCK.
O v e r-W o rk W e a k e n s
A ll >
A Boston
w eak and sickly.
schoolboy was
tall,
His arms w ere toft and flabby.
H e didn’t have a strong muscle in his
entire body.
The physician who had attended
the family for thirty years prescribed
S c o t t ’ j E m u ls io n .
NOW s
To feel that hoy’s arm you
would thir;k he was apprenticed to a
blacksmith.
A L L D R U G G IS T S ; S O c. A N D
$ 1 .0 0 .
A COMMON EXPRESSION
W h en I want my laundry done
up nicely I take it to the
Dallas Steam Laundry
N O R T H M A IN S T R E E T
B O T H PH ONES