Polk County itemizer., March 26, 1908, Image 2

Spring Medicine
The best is Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It
is the best because it does the most good.
While it makes the blood pure, fresh
and lively, it tones the stomach to bet­
ter digestion, creates an appetite, stimu­
lates the kidneys and liver, gives new
brain, nerve and digestive strength.
An unequaled list of cures—40,3^6 tes­
timonials in two years — proves its merit.
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.
in f.ict iiih I hh a good nil around m m
of -<11111 wax ail eiiil»T>«> one pn-viou»
|y. A military 1 raining ix iiewleil l>y
« -v e ry one, und nine given, you can
never Iw deprived thereof. The loa-
sonx lna-1 ed will «tick to you through
life. There are many pleasure* to U-
derived, together with the work, such
as the niurkihanship contests, the an­
nual summer outing for regimental
drill, and last hut not least the ador-
ition of the fair sex, who are so prone
to admire all who wear the soldi« r
buttons. Hy all means let us have 11
militi 1 company. It will !>e the m ak­
ing "f on.- youn • men ari l a eonstarit
sour«e m con
- to ali
Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis­
courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor
and cheerfulness soon
T
^
disappear when the kid­
neys are out of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
V
become so prevalent
'H that It is not uncommon
/ for 9. child to be born
afflicted with weak kid-
UNDER THE BIG CLOCK.
What Our County Officials Have Done
Since Our Last Issue.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
BACK GIVES OUT.
Plenty of Dallas Readers Have
This Experience.
You tax the kidneys—overwork them
—They can’t keep the continual strain.
The back gives out it aches and pains;
Urinary troub'e sets in. Don't wait
longer—take Doan’s Kidney Pills.
E. E. Gilliam, proprietor of the livery
you’ve done nil that anyone can do to anti feed stable, at 62 Ferry St. ami liv­
less«» hot weather discomfort.
ing at 332 Water St., Salem, Ore., says:
Wouldn’t it be a fine summer morn­ "S ’ears of almost constant driving and
ing to step in the kitehen, put on the an injury I received several years ago
kettle, broil the ftake, hake the muffins, | tended to weaken my kidneys. I suf­
filter the coffee and give the breakfast fered from backache ami lameness in
«•all in one forth the time you’d take to my loins so that at times I could hardly
to it all on a coal stove?
straighten. Sharp pains caught me
And wouldn't it be tine to be as co«*l when 1 arose after sitting and none of
when the breakfast was prepared a- the remedies I tried did me any g«»od
\ hen you first entered Hie kitchen?
until I used Doan’s Kidney Pills. In a
1'eople who have tried it say that the short time I obtained more relief from
New Perfection Oil Stove actually doe- the backache ami disordered condition
verything in the line of cooking and of the kidneys, than 1 had for year-.
\
omestic service without overheating also know of others who hav
used
In* room or the worker.
Doan’s Kidney Pills and they all speak
Undoubtedly tin* reason is found in of them in tin* highest terms.”
'ie blue flame principle on which the
HOME PROOF—There is plenty of
ove works.
A cylindrical chimney concentrates local testimony like the above. Call at
•e heat at the stove top and in this Belt & Cherrington’s drug store and ask
see copies of statements of Dallas
ay prevents surface radiation as in a to
people w'ho have used Doan’s Kidney
al or wood stove.
^
It is easy to see that this lessen« very Pills. For sale by all dealers. Price
inch the matter of personal discomfort 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
snminer housekeeking.
States. Remember the name—Doan’s
Don’t forget the New Perfection Oil —and
take no other.
dove in your summer plans and you
vtII have a comfortable kitchen and the
best cook-stove in the world.
Mary E Hullock to H G Campbell,
ifiO aeiM, t
i 6 W.. .
$ 8000
T
D Hnfiowell etux to Henry Wag­
neys. If the child urin­
ner,
lots
in
Fall*
C
ity.................
li">0
ates too often, if the
S a r a a t a b S —F o r th ose who p re fe r m ed icin e
urine scalds the flesh or if, when the child JohnWacheno et ux to David Mar-
In U b lln o rm . >T» hk I h Sarsaparilla
is
now
put
up
tiny, 83 acres, t 6 s, r 7 w ......... 1100
„„
Mr». J . F , Oe«. M Ou-ild Soxxit. Slan-hara,
reaches an age when it should be able to
IS «h*w»olated ta b le ts cftlknl I Sarar.t.ib s. ns
E C forks et ux to L L Birks, in­
a
the
liquid
P r o o f is in e x h a u s tib le t h a t control the passage, it is yet afflicted with
MBttM a* U
w liqald
....... ....... .
■.........
terest
in t 6 s, r fi w ..................... 200*i
w
„
A m. i bed-wetting, depend upon it. the cause of
iccuraey of dose, convoniene*. on* .
- . • ..............
no equal ah a g< neral
elna no loss by evaporatum, break- gcrofnh*,
<n;z« roa ; lets
L y d ia l ,. I in k lm in * A «‘g e ta b le th8 difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first J L Robinson to Jesse A Gardner,
1 . Isold by druggists or sent by mail.
, -tno It givon iu« genuine hatislac*
land in Monumuth and in t 8 a.
C o m p o u n d c a r r ie s w om en s a fe ly 5tep should be towards the treatment of
PIONEER.
C l . Hood Co.. Lowell M ass, tfoa to say this
r 4 \v................................................
000
th ro u g h th e C h a n g e o f L if e .
I these important organs. This unpleasant
Jessie
Holmes Haney and hd to
.
..
f I.
I trouble is due to a diseased condition of the
Mr. Hoppe lost a cow a few flays ago.
I) J Holmes, 248 acres, t 7 % r 3
Keau the le tte r -Mrs.
1 i an soil, kicincys and bladder and not to a habit as
Mr. Simpson went to Salem la?-t 304 K. I/>ng S t., Columbus, Ohio, most pooplo suppose.
and 4 w ...........................................
1
week.
Womcn as well as men are made mis­ D S Bentley to E P Mitchell, 280
w rites to M rs. P in k h a in :
acres,
t
6
s,
r
8
w
.......................
35H
-
M. add Mrs. Snellins went to theii
I was passing through the Change erable with kidney and bladder trouble,
farm last week.
of Life, and suffered from nervous- and both need the same great remedy. C A Ramsey el ux to Frank Harris
A dm itted to th e second d a « » of m a il m a tte r.
15 acres, t 7 s, r 5 w
llD
,
Load-iche*, and other annoying The mild and the immediate effect of
Mrs. Simpson is going to put ont five symptom-:. My doctor told rue that Swamp-Root is soon realized. IMs sold Peter Springer to P O Powell, land
acres of pi turns.
in
t
8
s,
r
5
w.................................
N
Lydia E. PinUham’s Vegetable Com­ by druggists, in fifty-
T H U R S D A Y , M A R C H 26, 1908.
William Warren et al to Joseph
Oda Blodgett is taking music lessons pound whs good fo r me, and since tak­ cent and one dollar,
Teabo, 60 acres, t 6 s, r 8 w . ..
4(M
ing it I feel so much better, and I can sizes. You may have a|
and is doing nicely.
J M Dickey to Thomas Dickey, 38
again do my own work. I never forget sample bottle by mail
.Mr.
Bly,
of
McCoy,
went
to
Jim
Sher­
acres,
t
a,
r
6
w
.........................
1201
to tell m j m ends what Lydia E. Pink* free, alro pamphlet tell- Homo of swainp-Root.
V. P. F I SKE .
wood’s last Sunday.
ham s Vegetable Compound did for me ing all about it. including many of the Charles E Cole et al to Cora Tufts.
land in D allas................................
506
Thousands of testimonial letters received
during this trying period.”
from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer P H Johnson to Jesse H Gardner,
MONMOUTH.
oue year in ailvance ....................
.......... fl >0
BESSIE SPLAWN DEAD.
! ftemixer,
land
in
t
8
s,
r
4
w.......................
7C0
FACTS FOR SICK
& Co., Binghamton. N. Y., be sure and
|
___
With Weekly Oregonian or Semi-weekly Journal.............. 2 00
J
M
Grant,
sheriff,
to
I
V
Lynch
For thirty years Lydia E. Pink- mention this paper.
AN
ENTHUSIASTIC
MEETING.
Mrs.
Flum,
who
has
been
sick,
is
and
J
M
Byron,
18
acres,
t
6
s,
ham’s Vegetable Compound, made
With Oregon Wooilinan..................... ...................................... 1 75 much improved.
; Passes Away After a Long Illness
r 6 w, tax d eed .............................
4
Do not make any mistake, hut re­
from roots ami herbs, haa ls-en the
Sam Morrison to W T and Edna
member
the
name,
Swamp-Root,
Dr
11
(
Office,
257
Mrs.
Good
and
daughter,
Mamie,
standard remedy for female ills, Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, and the address
After a long illness Miss Bessie Splawn
MUTUAL \
Turner, 162 acres, t 0 s, r 6 w .. 1000 A Militia Company Now an Assur­
( Keaidence, 1401
drove to Salem Saturday.
and has positively cured thousands of inghampton, N. Y. on every bottle.
passed away al tlie home of her sister,
Alice E Lynn and hd to Peter
ed
Thing
for
Dallas.
Mrs.
A. K. <1iJar, in this «ity Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Smith are report­ women who have been troubled with
Neufeklt, 65 acres, t 7 s, r 5 w .. 2250
evening. Although every means was
J G Weatherwax et al to Buckeyo
ed as convalescing nicely after serious di .placements, inflammation, ulcera­
Patronize One Another for the Upbuilding o f Town am i County
Timber Co, 160 acres, t 7 8 r 8 w
10
illness.
tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
The meeting in the interest of the Mi-1 used and no expense spared to circum­
vent the ravages of the dread disease,
PORTLAND HOTEL ARRIVALS Ira C Powell, trustee, to J E Beez-
litia Company at the court house on | consumption,
Mr. Pierct Riggn, of Pleasant Hill, periodic pains, backache, that te a r­
with which she was af­
ley, 25 acres, t 8 8, r 6 w...........
1 Thursday evening, March 19th, was \
"
« in Oregon we are advised hy our Ro- was a visitor in Monmouth Saturday ing-down feeling, flatulency, indiges­
flicted,
it proved unavailing, and the
Monmouth Cannery Co to Mon­
Wc have a copy of all the amend- 1 p,d,|iciln friends to v ie a.-ainst state­ and gunday.
well attended. Two main points were
tion, dizziness or nervous prostration. Thursday:
mouth Creamery Co, land in
gained. That of^ the business men ife of this brilliant and handsome
ments to lie voted for, at our office, ment No. 1 for the reason that they
VV. V. Fuller, Dali.is
y
Mr. and Mrs. T. I*. Bevens were visit­ Why don’t you try it ?
Monmouth.....................................
150 showing their appreciation of and giv­ young lady was cut off while in her
but if you will register before the pri fear (leorge K Chain beri, in will I»- ing and transacting business in Mon­
Airs. 1‘ lnkhan. Invites all sick Friday:
I D Barber et ux to Henry Bruhn
ing their sanction to the attempted or­ prime. She will be sincerly mourned
*
*
...ill
«, w I »ent to
w o m e n t o w r i t e l n- r f o r a i l v i e e .
40 acres, t 8 s, r 6 w .................
400 ganization; and C. D. Chorpening swell­ by a large coteri * *f loving friends and
B. F. Jones, Independence
manes, ai
the secretary
of f state
will m
semi
. the
. . United
,
. States
.
, senate, mouth and Independence Friday.
.
’
J
■ Why should an honest voter fear to
relatives. Mi s Spl vn was born near
S h e h a s g u i d e d t h o u s a n d s to
J
I)
Shaw
to
Clara
Keltvand
Mar­
ing the list of names over eighty.
It is reported that our hardware firm | health. Address, Lynn, Muss.
Saturday:
yon one of your own.
2| ye s ago ami was laid to
, send u man to the United State sen-
tha Jeter, 10 acres, t 7 s, r 5 w?. 1200
Judga N. L. Butler spoke at length on Goldendale
o f 11 j '¡dwell & Craven have ho id out to a j
J
.
C.
Hayter,
Dallas
ate if that man has received the ni,i- Corvallis man by the name of Winga.
Eleanor Ferguson to J N Fergu­
the relation of the citizen soldiery to rest there beside her mother.
A.
Dashney,
Dallas
1 the states, especially to the state of Ore­
son, lot in Independence............
Henry Watteison says Bryan will jnrity of tlie votes of the people of
J . E. Robertson visite«! in Monmouth
Clinny Tipton to David Martiny,
Sunday:
gon, to the United .States, and to many
be the next president, hut he is mis- this state? The argument is not log-
MASQUERADE A SUCCESS.
Sunday,
reports
having
sheared
about
t
6
s,
r
7
w.....................................
400
Win.
Hilliard,
Independence
governments throughout the world.
TEA
taken in affirming that the in teres s ical. It is like the argument advan
282
goats,
has
about
590
head
yet
to
A
J
and
M
L
Behring
to
A
Womer
R.
1).
Cooper,
Independence
He ended Ids talk showing forth the
ed in support of the high tariff and shear.
80 acres, t 9 s, r 6 w ..............
1 neerUbf a militia company in Dallas, as
Many From Out of Town Took in T. C. Stockwell, Dallas
will put him there.
It will b e the the retention or the Phillippines.
There’s plenty of hum­
Mrs. Win. Pereival, Independence
William Turner to A Womer, 80
means to bring about pride in our own
Hubert Good, while playing basket
vote of a people clamorous for good
The Mask Carnival.
acres, t 9 s, r 6 w ....................... 1150 town, and to show that "Dallas was on
Miss P. Pereival, Independence
bug; in tea; not one ounce
hall Saturday evening, wrenched his
government.
E.
M.
Irvine.
Independence
the map.’’
ankle very badly. He was out Sunday
T H E L A S T CA LL.
I».
F.
.Jones,
Independence
in
a ton Schilling’s Best.
The
masquerade,
last
night,
at
the
-lion.
Joe
Sibley,
Judge
Collins,
Dr.
on crutches.
Probate Court.
Colosseum rink, was even more success­
McCallon, and others gave good short
For the la«t two weeks we have had
Your
grocer returns your money il you don’t
Mr. and Mis. Fogle wore in Monmouth ful than had been expected. There were Monday:
Estate of J , M. Mitchell, deceased— talks in support of the movement. ,
to cut off our entire exchange list, as
° " " ext Wed,.. .day it will Is- ne, Tuesday looking over the situation with
L. W. Porterfield, Independence
several very pretty costumes and it was
inventory and appraisement filed and
The subscription paper was then cir­ like it; we pay him
J
.
S.
Dumas,
Dallas
a view to putting in a plant for job difficult t.» come to a decision as to the
we did not hiive enough papera. Too ¡ « — U» f,,r
t,( " trikl' ir" " ' ° " r
approved.
culated, and several names were added
G. W. Pye, Falls City
AY hen the prize winners were
many new aubacribers is the reason, scription ls.oks all who ..re one year printing, thought the outlook favorable. best.
Estate of M. Guy, deceased—final re- making up the following list:
port approved as corrected.
Mr. Cartmel’ssister and her husband, announced, the applause of spectators Tuesday:
and it take, six weeks to get returns I behind
the payment of their sul.
C L Crider
Mrs. E. M. Young, Independence
and skaters showed that the decisions
Guardianship of Henrietta Robertson, J C Uglow
C C Coad
Everett Gwinn
from our suplen.ent people in the »cr.pt.on to this paper, .mule necessa- who have been visiting here since Christ­ of the judges were impartial and met
S.
B.
Walker,
Independence
an -insane person—annual report and C
mas, left Friday fora visit in California,
W
Shultz
F
A Syron
N. Disky, Dallas
account filed and approved subject to W L Soehren
east. We could print more of tin- T by “ ruling of the postoir.ee depart afterwhich they return to their home in with the hearty approval of all. Those
C E Lynn
C.
C.
Ferry,
Dallas
who
are
entitled
to
prizes
are
as
follows:
final
settlement.
given
Nebraska. They were very favorably
Lew Ballantyne
home edition, hut we do not like t o |men>» and of which we have
C. Fiske, Buena Vista
Prettiest costumes— Mr. Allard, as a
Guardianship of Morrison minors— Homer Conlee
Smith
J 1) Collins
ample notice in there columns many in pressed with Oregon.
J . 8. Welch, Buena Vista
Roman soldier; Mrs. Glen Grant as
annual report filed and approved subject Clifford
leave that part out.
G F Ratliff
Frank
B
Riggs
J . S. Nelson, Buena Vista
Rev.
Ilunsaker, of McMinnville, the Queen of Spades.
to final settlement.
times. Every person so behind has
R ( )lden
Guy
Seth
preached at the funeral of Grandmoth­
I have three houses ami a num­
Most comical costumes—Chas. Linn, Wednesday:
Guardianship of Birks minors—final j L 1) Butler
This extract from a speech of a also received a personal statem ent er Ferguson of Independence on Friday,
V () Launer
as Hire’s Rootbeer man, Mrs. Henry
report as to Linn L. Birks filed and j B
ber of vacant lots in Dallas for
l)r.
A.
Kershaw,
Grand
Ronde.
(
’
Morris
Dr.
L
A
Bellman
prominent Portland democrat is so j showing just how they are fixed in 18 years before In* had preached the fu­ Savery, as a billboard.
approved; guardians discharged.
C. E. Bell, Falls City,
sale. I am selling my own prop­
L Brooke
C Richardson
neral
of
her
husband
in
the
same
place,
Advertising
costumes—Worth
Bock,
Estates
of
Thomas
and
Charles
John­
pertinent and to the point that on j this respect, so that ther can he no
A. R. Donohoe. Falls City.
C F Rowell
( ’base
erty. The buyer gets the com­
a number of persons being present on Dallas flour mills; Miss Ruth Phelpj,
son, Howard and Herbert Davis and Robert
T. Mttrvhv, Falls City..
P Greenwood, Jr. J R Kelly
request we gladly give it space in our possible show for a misunderstanding both occasions.
W. H. Roy «t < 0.
mission. Call at Lydic’s feed
Thomas
Orton,
deceased—final
accounts
W. Vick, Falls City.
F
H
Muscott
Conrad
Stafrin
editorial column:
I in the matter. There can l*e no fa-
Couple skating best — Toni Magers,
approved.
store.
Robt. Slaple, Fulls City.
Robert Griffith
Leon Elder
the
clown
and
Miss
Ethel
Johnson,
uie
Estate
of
Reuben
T.
Barnard,
deceased
'
The democratic party haa advocated . vors rhown, but all must he treated
H. It. Kone and wile, Butler
Si monton
Earl Day
cowboy girl.
—Theodore Barnard appointed adminis­ J K
H. M. PEEBLES
W Ellis
Oscar Jacobson
for 4B years the principle planks on alike. If yog do not got an Itemi/er
I Best skating ingle—Miss Leda Grant,
trator; bond fixed at $250; Gtis Living-j T
H
P
Bvers
John
Greenwood
which the «publican party sta.uls to i
t week
w,|| kllow
m „ on
cowboy girl; Frank Myron, B . P. O. E.
ston, Milo Loutz and William Beaveri
Alvie Morton
R B Elliott
day, and the adaption of the«e policies
,
.
carnival uniform.
appointed appraisers
Ail bur Phelps
by the party now in power i» reap«..-; without any further expl .natmii. U
The judges were 1>. A. Madison, W. J . ' * When in Airlie
Estate of E. C. Keyt, deceased—hear­ Ray Ramsey
J
W
W Griffith
R
McLennan
»W
is
the
man
who
B. F. JONES
sible for the pre-ent day spectacle of that time a list of those still in debt
Kearth and W. G. Vassal!.
Visit the
T ing on petition to turn over property to A W Bennett
S F Bock
, has tried to get
w idow continued for ten days.
Democrats enrolled upon the registra to us will be made out and pla<ed n
J A Lynch
Stanley Clark
Attomey-at-Law
the
same
service
tion nooks as Republicans. The Re the different hanks of the county for
PALACE CIGAR STORE, ♦ Estate Edwin Cadwell ; inventory filed F E Kersej#
George Nessling
V j out of some
INDEPENDENCE, OR.
and approved.
publican party today is thoroughly
L S AMrien
V F Compton
collection,
we
drawing
upon
those
^
other
make
Cool
drinks,
fresh
candiesa
♦
Probate work a specialty.
impregnated with Democratic docto
Estate
Lincoln
McCoy;
Paul
Fund-
E
Barham
J
E
McCarter
choice line of cigars and tobcco.
T man appointed administrator, bond
T W Reil
I) F Caldwell
rim , yet discards the real principle— 1 having accounts in th * hanks for the
C D Chorpening
Earl Wisecarver
R. J . Evans, Proprietor.
{ fixe<l at $250.
honesty—and caters to the classes |8ums due. From the way our friends
Estate
of
O.
R.
Pickens,
deceased.
C
B
Fenton
Tracy Savery
against the masses. The time is com­ are coming in and paying up we do
Harry
Pickens
appointed
executor
with­
II N Dimick
Fonso
Manston
ing, indeed it is not remote, when the not think this delinquent list will he
Dallas, Oregon.
Ed Bricker
out bonds; J . A. Baxter, Frank Van Cecil Embree
Clean Light Durable
people of this great country of ours
R .C . C R A V E N
-
-
President
Nortwiek and William Kurtz appointed/) R F Holman
Edward JO Shaw
Guaranteed Waterproof
X
will rise up and return to the p«ity a large one, but a-* theje arc some per­
and Sold Everywhere
j 4* Is the price we will pay for wlimit 5
Cliff Johnson
appraisers.
George Morton
W. G. V A SSA L L
-
-
Cashier
which stands for no special privileges, sons who think they can for years I
4*
J R Sibley
t at our mill.
at $30 0
DIRECTORS:
MISS M. OLIVE SMITH
Guardianship of Birks, minors; guar­ T A Magers
no class legislation and no subserv take a newspaper out of the postofticc 1
Arthur Hardison
J R Russell
I
N. L. Butler, R. C. Craven, D. L. Keyt
dianship closed as to Lynn E. Burks.
INSTRUCTOR ON
W H Paul
ience to the gigantic corporations. and not pay for it, there will probably j
M. M. Ellis, W. G. Vassall.
Estate of Stanley Brown, deceased, George Brown
Ray Day
C B Stoman
Democaracy will rule on true demo­
bond fixed at $100.
This bank is pleased to place* at the
be
a
few.
Huch
persons
are
better
off
G
il
Nunn
T
!«
Campbell
PIANO AND ORGAN.
cratic principles, and the stamlard-
disposal of its customers the facilities
Estate of Mary and Hiram Simpkins, II T Swann
W Greenwood
bearer of the Demoratio party wil» l*e our books than on, and they must not j
gained «luring many years of continuous
SW E E N E Y BROS.,
deceased ; administrator discharged and Don C Allard
! *
H B Braden
Studio: Room 2, Wilson building,
William Jennings Bryan, the one think they can avoid the payment of
service and growth.
estate elosed.
Dallas, Oregon.
L 1) Brown
E J Doan
Proprietors.
and only man today who can and will the debt contracted. We do not wish I
P. V. Siuionton.
Estate of Betsy Smith, deceased; final Claud Hanor
120 acres, Iff acres cultivated; four
assist the common people against the
account set for hearing April 24, at 10
to be harsh in the matter, but if set- ■ acres of hearing Prunes, Apples,Cher­
and money-mud mizht of the
a. m.
J ;reed
j W EB F00T
j
ries
and
Pears.
A
four
room
house,
tlement
cannot»
be
effected
quietly,
j
ew possessing enormous wealth;
Patents.
NEW TO-DAY
and
barn
20x40
feet,
good
well,
three
Collection
of
Street
A
ssessm
ent.
wealth pilled up under an unjust we will have to have recourse to the
United
States
to
heirs
of
M.
A.
San-
o. A. c. NOTES.
springs and running stream tin* en­
! ROOFING
I
tariff that makes it possible to huv courts, and there is then only one so­ tire year; a bit. of timber, and a goat
sonci.
A d v ertisin g u nd er th is head $ c e n t a word
T o Pau l W enninger m id H enry W agner, tru st-
American steel and iron products in a lution of the {patter, as the postal
TH
E
BEST
ROOFING
fence around the whole place.
e a ch in s e rtio n
Then; are 12 O. A. C. graduates now’
foreign land and have them laid
ON TH E MARKET
Tell me if this is not a snap.
xrO TH ’ K is h ereb y g iv e n , th a t u n le ss the
Marriage Licenses.
with the General Elec. Co. at Schenec­
A a m o u n t due on th e assessm ent for the
down in this country cheaper than law is very explicit in that regard.
Two 10-acre homes, in the city, at
Made
by the Northwest Hoofing
tady,
New
York.
stre
e
t
im
p
rovem
en
t
in
front
of
th
a
t
c
e
rta
in
(
’has.
E.
Loop
and
Josie
M.
Bones.
a bargain. Also have Farms, and City
they can 1** purchased within our own When you continue to take a paper
lo t or pa reel of ground described as b e g in n in g U O R s a le —New P e ta lu m a in c u b a to r, 128 egg
company, Portland. Does not buc­
I«evi R Lindsay and .May Foulks.
A few w eeks ago our college debating
Homes,’too numerous to mention, and
at th e south".« st c o rn e r of lo t No. 2 in b lock 1 size, season fo r s e llin g ; w ish to put larg er
domain. At the coming election here from the office after the time paid for,
kle,
Guaranteed
for 10 years.
sizes
on
p
la
c
e
;
also
sin
g
le
com
bed
C
oekerls
for
No. 1 ‘ 2 . in tin* O rig in al Tow n (now c ity ) of D al­
a few vacant lots.
team won out at Salem with Willamette
las, Polk co u n ty , O re g o n ; th e n ce east 14*2f feet sa le. C. I. B a lla r d .¡24 m iles so u th e a st of Dal- i
you signify that you want it, and the
and
our
girl’s
first
team,
the
same
even-.
la«.
tf
1
I to tin* s o u th e ast e o rn e r of said lo t : th e n ce
L. C. K O S E R
Mrs. Joe Craven and son. Walter,
A. J . B A R H A M
amount due ia collect ible. Refusing
north so f e e t : th e n ce west- l t - 2 | feet to th e west
ing won from the normal girl* at M on-1 vi81tin^' tier parents, Dr. and Mrs.
ja
A g en t far ” olk C ounty. R
First d oor west of Post Office
lin e of said l o t : th e n ce sou th to th e p lace of
mouth.
the paper at the postoffice years after
ler
Smith
at
Sheridan.
b e g in n in g , as m ad e by R e so lu tio n No 99 o f tin- U O R sale R egistered P >lan«l C h in a b o ars am i
m >♦» »
city of l»a lias, and e n tered in th e D ocket of * sows. W ill e x c h a n g e for cow s th a t w ill be
Only a month before ur military de- _____
ward does not absolve you from
CMty M ens of said c ity on th e 20th day of Ja n - fresh e a rly th is fa ll. E. E. H ew itt, M om aouth
partitiont
has
its
annual
inspection
by
j
~
n a fy , 1908, to g e th er w ith a ll costs and a c c ru ­
TF.
If you want the Itemizer the debt,
ing costs and in te re st from th e d ate of th e e n ­
government officers. We have 12 com -j
Notice to Creditors
try of said asse sstn e n i, s h a ll be fu lly paid w ith-
panics containing about 600 cadets,
continued after April 1st, see us before
iit’ fifteen «lays from th e d ate of th is n o tice, the T o le t—S h ee p on shares. A bout 80 head by 1st
city c o u n c il o f the c ity o f Dallas will d eclare I o f O ctob er, J o h n M artin , 564 P io n ee r. ’ A 18 some of whom are planning to later en­
that d a te ._________________
V O T U ' I ls HI KHIiY til VK N TU \T TU K t'N
ter the U. S. A. as lieutenants.
th e sam e delin«|iient. and w ill o rd er a w arran t
' dersign ed lins l»ot*u «Iti 1 y nppoint- d « \ecu
to issue for t h e co lle ct ion th e re o f.
The organisation of a militia com ­ for of tlu* e sta te «>f O liv er K. P lek itis, deceased.
After an absence of 5 weeks President
A m ount due on im p rov em en t $ 110 . 10 ; costs
11/A NTED F iv e or s ix fresh m ilch cow s. S ta te
* y th è t'o u n ty Court of Che S ta te of O regon for $11 IV
Kerr has returned to 0 . A. C With
pany in Dallas meets with our hearty P 4k m u u ty . and ha» nunllfied. \11 persona
"
prie«* and fu ll p a r tic u la rs first le tte r.
Done by o rd er of th e e ity co u n e il o f th e city
Most people know that if they have
State
Sit pterin tendent Ackerman, our
J
o
h
n
O
rr,
R
ic
k
r
e
a
ll;
M
onm
outh
Bell
phone
iinvinir e la in is a cu itisi th è sn i .1 e sta te are fiere
D allas, m ade and e n tered on th e 18th d ay of
approval, and we sincerely hope the hy liotitled to pr. Hent th è san ie, du lv veritied «»I
273.
ff president visited the most prominent
M arch. 1908
been
sick they need Scott's Emul­
te reth er w lth th è proner vou eh ers th e re fo r. to
W itn e ss: [ ska i .]
industrial schools of the East and Mid­
matter will be brought to a successful th è underslgnei!,. al li I n resid en ce in said
L. 1». DROWN.
dle
West,
ami
the
result
will
certainly
n ty svilititi six m on tila front th è d ate of tilis
sion
to bring back health and strength.
A uditor and P o lice fudge of th e eity «»f Dal
conclusion.
It. is usual for every cou
IV A N T E D p lain sew in g and c h ild r e n s ’ and
notiee.
las, Oregon.
’ l 1 in fa n ts c lo th e s . A ddress b ox ;!42. Phone mean much for Oregon through its col­
Unteti and tirsi putd ish ed. M arch * 2 r>. 190*.
D ated M arch 19, 1908.
man in this life to have a hobby or
at«.
A2 leges and district schools.
H A R R Y P K ’ KKNH.
But the strongest point about Scotf s
E x e eu to r of th è vaiate of
two and this is one of ours.
In the
Of nine popular courses that of Elec­
O liv er K. P ie k e n s deceased
U O R SALK 100 acre s, 2$ m iles n o rtli of D allas. trical engineering is thorough and well
early portion of our life we had much L. H. Brow n , a tto rn e v f«»r F a ta te .
Summons.
Emulsion
is that you don’t have to be
1 at $2T an acre. M utual p hone, R«*d 161. C a r 1 attended, something over 100 being reg­
to do with such work, and served in
S w enson.
A18
istered in it. Of the 66 graduates last
sick to get results from it.
every capacity, from high private in
In th e n am e of th e s ta te o f O regon, for Polk
June 18 of them were from this course,
A dm inistrator’s Notice.
c o u n ty . D ep artm ent No. 2
CORSALE M am m ou th B r o m e tu rk e y e g g s — three of these now being at Cornell Un­
awkard squad to the highest rank
Mrs. A nnie P ik e, Mrs.
It keeps up the athlete’s strength, puts fat
I
A
lbert
A
lderm
an,
S
lalei
alem
,
“
B
ox
80
ro
u
te
!
iversity. To those of a mathematical
May T atu m , Mrs. M ary I
within the gift of a company. We V O T I f i IS IIJC R E BY OIVKN TH A T T H E IN Kiigar.
Mrs. Hose B elt.
and mechanical turn of mind the course
on
thin
people, makes a fretful baby happy,
'
der>i':ned tins been d u ly ap p o in ted by the Mrs. Je s s ie O illia m , K«l- 1
believe there is no better training for co u n ty c o u rt of th e s ta te <>f Oregon for" Polk ward Pik«, Mrs. A lice |
offers great opportunities. The north­
U A RM FO R R E N T —140 a c re * u n d er th e plow.
west
has
hundreds
of
waterfalls
whose
cou
n
ty,
¡a
d
m
in
is
tra
to
r,
w
ith
w
ill
a
n
n
e
x
e
d
,
of
C
ra
b
tre
e
,
A
aron
P
ik
e.
■
In
q
u
ire
of
J
.
J
.
L
e
v
jck
,
L
ew
isv
ille
—
Address
brings
color
to a pale girTs cheeks, and pre­
our young men both physically and th e « s ta le of T h o m a s M. H ailey, deeeaaed.
II
P la in tiffs, I
M onm ou th, O regon, M utu al p hone, 4 on wrhitc power will be transmitted by wire to
lin e .
tf hundreds of factories vet to lie bnilt.
intelle tually, than that to lie acquir­ persons h a v in g c la im s a g a in st said e sta te are
vents
coughs,
colds and consumption.
h ereb y req u ired to pres« ut th e sam e t«» me W illiam H an cocks, H enry
A system >f electric car lines will even­
ed within the ranks of a well organic properly verified, as by law req u ired , a t th e I!«ncn<*k*. ( lia rle s l i m .
P a lla s city h an k. D allas, O regon, w ith in six ro ck s. Mr*. Je s s ie Bees
U U R I Seed sp rin g w heat, th re e v a r ie tie s , Red tually traverse our valley and prepara­
It m on th s from th e d ate th e re o f.
lev. C h a rle s J Hee*loy.
I was at a party the other night and ed ami officered militia company.
Food in concentrated form for sick and
* C haff, S c o tc h F ife and D efiance. P ric e 90 tions for a master builder must l>e as
Je s s ie M H ce-ley, C. M.
a ry , 19os.
a lot of young girls were gu ving an develop»** within them latent capabil­ Hated th is 20th d ay of F e b W ru O.
cen
ts a b u sh e l. Ja m e s K. S ears. McCoy.
tf thorough as mathematics and skill and
V ASS A L L
Beeslev and T h o m as B.
well,
young and old, rich, and poor.
old bachelor and asking him why he’d
A d m in istra to r w ith w ill a n n e x ed of th e e s­ H eesley,
ingenuity can combine in perfection.
ta te of T h o m a s M. B aile y .d ece a sed .
D efend ant*.
never married, eh*. He sprang those ities, invigorate* and perfects their
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L. 1». Brow n, A ttorn ey for « sta te.
UUCtS for
h a tc h in g B arred Rin ks, P ekin |
physical manhood, inculcates jmtrot-
old gags about "marrying in haste
T«t W illiam
Han<*lH*ks.
H enry
L d u ck s and S. C. B la c k Minorca««. Som e
And it contains no drugs and no aJcohoL
«.C h arle s
H an cock s,
Mrs. Jess
and repenting in South Dak.ua’’ and
sie
c h o ic e O. 1. «’ pigs for sa le. R e aso n ab le p ric ­
WHAT ABOUT A C00K -ST0V E?
ism. gives them the upright courage
C
h
arle
s
J
H
eesley.
J«
**le
M
C.
es. C. I B a lla rd . Rlckr«*all. Or«*.
tf
there lieing “just, as good fish in the
«1 B,*e«*lov and T hom as B B«*cslvv. the above
ALL D R U a O IS T S l 6 O0 . AND SI.OO.
Administrator's Notice.
sea as have been caught," when one and physical perfection of a soldier,
I d e fen d a n t*.
Now that summer time and "«loir
in n u
i l \*.\MK o r THKHTXTK OF R K t.O S -
of the girls remarked, "did it ever oc­ and htimulates them for the battle of
'OR
S
A
L
E
Tw
o
good
cow
s
g
iv
in
g
m
ilk
and
«lay*’’
are
Just
ahead,
everybody
who
I You . ml each of you a re h e rch y ,re «iu irt‘«l
cur to you that the bait might get
ill »>** fr«*««h in A pril an d May. One and a ‘‘summers’ at home, is considering
life.
The man who
has
Iieen VOTICI*. IS H K R F.BY OIVKN TO AL WHOM to ap p ear and an sw er tld* c o m p la in t (lied h a lf w m
ile * n o rth «'f D alla s, on rout«* 1. Mrs. F.
stale while you were angling fot
’ il mav co n cern th a t th e cou n ts !
o u r t of I ag ain st you in tin* ab ov e e n title d
in the
tf how to simplify things and get the most
thoroughly
drilled
in
military
ways
I
them?"
appointe«! m e a«! I above nam ed c o u rt, on or before **i\ w eek* M. Dunlop.
P«»!k cou n ty,
comfort out of an uncomfortable situa­
ne y W H arri*
from th e d ate o f th e la«t p u b lic a tio n of th is
In angling for customers we never loses that timid lean-up- gainst the- 1 ministrato
1 • t«* of s A 1,1 «*«v in ty
All p erson * h a v in g «•lain»* | sum m on*, and if y«m fail .*«* to a p p e a ra n d
tion.
•How the Imit to get stale around this
««¿ainsi said «•state yta y nrvsunt th em t «> in«* an *w cr, for w ant th e re o f th e p la in tiffs w ill
We interview the ice-man; order thin
wall
atti'ude,
and
Incomes
one
uhosr
For Sale.
; i rn v r i-slilii n*t* n ear Oak «irove Ini said « mi nntv. ' ta k e a d«vrc«* again st vou am i ea«'h of you a*
shop. We get in new goods by most
clothes: plan to ease up here ami relax
is Ri. kr. nll. Polk pout»- pra\«*«l for in t h e ir * a id c o m p la in t, tow tt T h a t !
every express these »lays. The boss physical well being is shown in every Hy no«!tuffici» c •».bin's*
la im *. if an y. m usi !>«* i»r«‘s«*nt«Hl , p la in tiff* a rc t i c owner** in fee sim p le o f the
Or« vr«*n.
there; hut more than likely forgt't the
believes in keeping the stock right up m vernent, able to stand at attention tv.
4 ith in *lx in»im th* fr«um tn«* «lai«' «*f th e first follow in g «lev, n b ed -« a! property tow it T he ! i HAVK th e follow in g a r t ie b s for »ale a t my one most important item in the whole
to the minute so that if you read in
pubi I. h tio n ««f th is n«rdlco.
I aouth« a«r; q u a rte r or **« ii..n : in tow nship »’* I fe,»,»»«• o n e m ile sou th .»f B rid g ep o rt
One
K BUONI HAR RI S
| sou th of ran g e 4 west of th e W illam e tte m«*ri- o rg an . be*lr«**«m set, «treaaer. thr«*o Iro n hed- hot-weather scheme—some means of
•nv of the magazines or home jour­ for long period* on his own feet, with I Atlniiiiintrator«*i th«* KM
« »tate «>f Nancy W. H arri* i d ia o , in l ’e lk *«>unty, O regon, nn*t th a t de- m eads, tw o »eta o f c h a ir» , th re e rocker», cotieh, doing the family cooking without the
nals of • new food product or relish every muscle ready and willing for j
When I want my laundry done
fen d an ts an*! each **f them be forever barre«l | k ite h en c a b in e t, «li'tlng ta b le, tw o Center sufferable heat of a coal fire in the
of any kind you can come right to immediate action, and gives him a ;
and e n jo in e d fmnr • ia lm tn g any rig ht title or , U blm . tw o stan d «. T h i* fu rn itu re I* a ll g«*od
kitchen.
in te re st in o r to s a iil real prom ises *>r any part tin e « u ;ic k m eal ran g e stove, o n e cream *epa
this store and set* the article for your­
up nicely I take it to the
I th e re o f, and f«»r such «vther am i fu rth e r «»rder j ra to r , used th re e m o n th * S h a rp ie ’* tu b u la r
Everyone with experience knows how
Call For W arrants.
thorough lielief in his own capabili- 1
self. We just got in a big lot of corned
,* * to th e c o u il m ay *eem prop er In th e prem
j j 0 . S. s,»m«* e x tr a g«*«*d m ileh ( iw « .w w and tiresome it is to stay in a stuffy room to
Meats and Fish, Deviled Ham and ties. It makes him ready and eager
l*'**
p ig*, good d riv in g m are, two atam lard bred
TYTlOE 1» hereby given th a t a ll P«*lk county
T h i* su m m on * i* p u b lish e d for a period of j „ J t o . «'om lng I an d 2 years «dd: 10-fnol iro n prepare a ineal, let alone the doing «vf a
Sardines We are headquarters for
t\arr«;nt* en«b»r»t*«l •not paid for w ant of
weeks, by ord r o f lio n . hd. F « «•*«!. ju d g e |rVe r h arro w . 14-Inch w alk in g plow . d i*c gang lug oaking.
Everyone «loos’t know how
relishes. They certainly do help you to come t his country’s aid in time | fu n d »," p rio r t«» M arch 8 . Itw w ill he paid o six
f th e co u n ty cou rt of l*«dk co u n ty , O regon, plow , farm tru ck w ith p a te n t ra k. one lu m b er very easy it is to change a hot kitchen
out good and plenty if your appetite of need, and relieves him of that , upon p reaen tatioti at my office. No In terest m a.le a t ch a m b e r* on M an h 18, I W . an d th e w ag *n . h a ck , «»pen »*uggy. 10 -foot hav rak e
w ill be altow<M a fte r th e d a te «*f th i* lt©M«-e.
to
s
c
*
h
>
1
one,
and do better co«»king at
d ate of th e first p u b lic a tio n th e re o f is M arch w o r • t - h a rn e **, sin
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harn ea* at?d *om«*
w heat.
is • little backward.
Dated. D allas, P olk co u n ty , O regon. M arch r* i vv- and t h e d a t e of th e last
don’t-care-who-looki- feeling. It gives
at pu id ic a lio n j
the same time. Just add to your rust of
o f o th e r stu ff too n u m erou s to m e n tio n
«.
19»*,
19»*
w
ill
be
on
th
e
30th
dav
of
Vpril.
*
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NORTH MAIN STREET
ALLEN O. DITBRK.
BOTH PHONES
U. 8. LOUUHAKY’8 W ILLIE
summer conviences a New Perfection
him a clear eye, steady nerve— the
J K HKKZLKY.
• ib L
t “ vi t « l \
LSI
D allas, No. 2.
Mutual ph«vne
Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove and
C oun ty Treasurer.
A
ttorn
eys
for
P
la
iA
t
if
l,
W
h
ite
lin
e
.
AU
result of competitive workmanship—
W
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THE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZES.
WOMEN.
\
’PHONES: « ™ i a n«,u3
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City Property
For Sale
THE MAN WHO SWEARS BY
THE FISH BRAND SLICKER
A
Wheat 85
DALLAS CITY BANK
Cents
Dallas flouring Mil s
FOR SALE
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Wise Talks by the
Office Boy
r
A COMMON EXPRESSION
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Dallas Steam Laundry
i-