-S p rin g 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 unequalcd list of cures—40,366 tes
timonials in two years — proves its merit.
B araatabS -For tl
th • hands of a very small coterie of
I men.
It was stated as a fact in
the
j United States senate the other day
that our entire monied interests are
( pr .cticully
in the hands of two men,
the other great financiers b ein , hut as
captains under them and at their o r
ders.
That
this is truly the case
' anno' l*e doubted by those who have
even superficially endeavore I to keep
up w ith the many investigations la
ing made on this subject by some of
our most talen ed writers and publish
* who prafar aaodlelne
j. r. 0 « 50 Would Street. HUmehsm.
says •’in year» eaperb-n**e 1 have never
in the usual liquid form. Sarsatabs have identl- lass.,
nown Ilo \ < .Sir .apnnlla to fail, for spring
eally the same curative nr 0 p. 3 rt.es as t:»o liquid humor*
• » a „-on.-ral 1- ood purifier. It cure»
form, besides accuracy of dose, convenience, econ- scrofula. and
«'•■¿•*iiia ; has no equal »•» a general
breuk-
Iti g V
no
..j evaporate ■—■- , <- .....-j
omy,- there beiii#
O. ir»oo
1,>8.S by
ring medicine, it given tne geuuiue attUefac-
Sold by druggihf t or »ent by mail. suri
a k *. or
to
say
this.’’
tior
. 1 . Hood t'o.. Lowell Has».
1 in
. ehoeolatod tablet»
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r r: S*rb*udw.
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T H E POLK CO U NTY ITEM ÎZER.
Admitted to the second class oí mail matter.
T H U R S D A Y , A P R IL 2, 1908.
V. P. F IS K E .
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.
TERRIBLE
ACCIDENT
YESTERDAY
AUGUST
GERL1NCER
GERÜNCER
HIS LIFE.
LOSES
Carl Gerlinger and John Carney
Badly Injured.
ed in <>ur daily press and magazines.
Yesterday evening aliont half past five
T h e m atter is heginni g to com e home
to the republican voter, and the <>ur citizens were shocked to hear of an
explosion at the W illam ette V alley Lum
thought to enter his cranium that he
P r o o f is iiu 'x lin u a t lh l« t h a t
ber Co’ s mill in the eastern part of
has for years been m akin g a serious
town, ami that one of our foremost citi L y d i a II. P l n k l i a m ’ s V e g e t a l » ! «
m istake and that »he protection of an
zens had met instant death, that anoth C o m p o u n d c a r r ie s w o m e n s u f e ly
octopus is en tirely a differen t th in g er one was horribly mutilated and a t h r o u g h t l i e C h a n g e o f L i f e .
i>
i
l ' r i , i
from the protection of the inf?«nt. young mmi badly hurt. It did not tak lie
L e a d th e letter Mrs. E. Hanson,
T h e change in fron t of his great party long for the news to get all over tow.., . .104 E. L o n g - St., - C . olu m bu s, O liio ,
leaders has. too, som ewhat discontent- ami offer of hel;* were fre *ly given for W rites t o A lr s .'r T llk lia m :
,r
.
. . .
i
“ I was passing through the Change
t ‘*l him. These who have constantly the sufferers in the greatest catasr-phe t , b 7 “ and suffered from nervous-
been form at a tin kering with th«* tar that otir town has ever experienced. ueBH headaches, and other annoying
iff, now want it tinkered with and Our citizens responded nobly ami fra- Bvmptoins. M y doctor told me that
ternaliy evidenced the opinion in which Lyd ia E, Pinkham ’s V egetable Cora-
tinkered with qu ick— or so they say. .. •
i
i
t,i-
. , . pound was good for me, and since tak-
the injured people are held in our midst. F
*
- -
in g it I feel so much better, and I can
Js it so that they may do the tin k er
A t the time of the accident it so hap again do my ow n work. I never fo r g e t
ing, and after the next congress' is
pened that Mr. Ned Gerlinger was alone to te ll my friends w h at L y d ia E. Pink-
o\er let the voter find out that it is in charge of the com pany’s many in ham’s V egetable Compound did fo r me
just about the same old th in g and the terests here, Mr. Geo. Gerlinger having during this try in g period.”
Item izer,on e year in advance ................. ..........................$1 50 trusts protected as now.
It
looks gone to Portland on the afternoon’ s train FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
SU B S C R IPTIO N W ith W eekly Oregonian or Semi-weekly Journal............ 2 00
'For thirty years Lydia E. Pink-
W ith Oregon Woodman ...................................... .............. 1 75 that way. If the 'a riff is to l»e rem e and Mr. Lou. Gerlinger being in C ali
died it should not be by its socalled fornia. It w as hut a few minutes after ham’s Vi setahle Compound, made
from roots and herbs, nas been the
friends. Those friends are the very the accident until Ned had all the phy
vf i tt i t a i i Office,
11
sicians available in town at the scene of standard remedy for female ills,
M
U
T
L
A
L
j
Heftirience,
1401
one:,
who
for
years
have
shown
th
em
and has positively cured thousands of
'P H O N E S : “ ‘-‘•IS S : lence, 113
the accident. Drs. MeCallon and Carey
women who have been troubled with
selves the friends of the trusts. T h ey
were the only ones here, th e) others be- displacements, inflammation, ulcera
have fully d< m onstrated th at fact
.in
g
in
attendance
on
people
out
of
town,
Patronize One Another for the Uvbuildina of Town and County
tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
tim e and tim e again, and that no leg- j amj y jr Gerlinger got a special train periodic pains, backache, that bear
idafcion detrim ental to th »1 interests of ( f j 0m Independence to bring over Dr. 0 . ing-down feeling, flatulency, indiges
Senator Bailey regards R oosevelt tain U n ited S tate* senator rushin
a trust can in any way be enacted. \ p. Butler. Thin gave sufficient medical tion, dizzin ess or nervous prostration.
as a pretjy good tonic but a pretty buck to Oregon to try and get elected In the few instances th at laws have attendance for the sufferers and they W h y don’t you try it ?
M r s . F in k l t a n i in v i t e s a l l sick
queer mixture.
for another term .
A fte r we get been passed prejudicial to those in- i were mo < mi resting as easy as possible,
through with statem ent No.
I we trest*, a seem ingly innocent look in g > Mi«s Stafrin, a trained nurse of consid- w o m e n t o w r i t e h e r f o r a d v ic e .
S
h
e h a s ir u id e d th o u s a n d s t o
Happy thought:
One year from m igh t origin ate a N o 3. specifying
“ jo k e r” take« the trick and tur. s the |
experience, rendered her service«, h e a lt h . .A d d re s s, L y n n , -Mass.
now we will be pretty well over the that senators attend the sess'oiirt and
I and George Gerlinger, whom Ned had
henelit in the opposite direction.
effe La of inaguration day.
wired to come up to Salem yesterday
perform the work which we elect
NEW TO-DAY
T h e sham of the ta riff is the claim
; them to do, as is expected of ¡my o th th at it is m aintained for the benefit of i evening, arriving home at midnight,
and brought another nurse with him.
Even with " I n Ood W e T ru s t” re er hired man.
I t see ms th a t the the w orkingm an and the farmer.
Advertising under this head } cent a word
It iThe*account of the accident? from an
each insertion
stored to our coins, it will »-till be nec ! higher a trust a man is given in thesi
is falsely boasted th at it miarantees authoritive source is as follow s; The
essary to hustle for a living.
! United States, the less he is called up ¡m Am erican m arket for the Am cri-
accident occurred in the round house of COR 8ALE—Fourteen head of good «oats, hfllf
i on to attend to Its business. Voters '*an farm er and steady em ploym en t at the Salem. Falls City ami Western Rail- I of each sex. Inquire of W. Frank Campbell,
box 180, R. F. I). 1, Salem. Phone No. 2x4. A9
W h ile he may not he responsible
should look at this m atter in a busi high wages for the Am erican work- , road, of winch Mr. Carl G erlinger is the
for the late financial “ pan ic," Roose
ness ligh t, and vet the best return we ingm an in the Am erican m ill.
T h a t master mechanic, having entire charge
ELP WANTED—A few energetic men to trav
v elt is undoubtedly the author of the
el and demonstrate an article of great merit
can for the money.
it has utterly failed in both is not only of everything in that line. Mr. August that is needed in all homes, business houses,
political panic now disturbing some
! Gerlinger is the
ngineer on the rail- factories, etc. Call evenings. Room 4, Stafrin
present hut earlier history.
T h is is
block, over Simonton à Scott'* grocery. L. A,
of the O. O. I*, brethren.
i road, and Johnny Carney ami t wo oth Mathews.
TH A T TA P I F F U F FO U M
A23
the third devastatin g panic we have
er men are employed in various capa
had
since
the
supremacy
of
profcect-
The other day a Chicago man
T h ere never was a reform of any
cities about the building. Alnnit 5:30 ! CIÑOLE Comb Muff Orpington ugg, $1 for 1.5.
T h e fir 8 t c* me in IH7:*’ wl,en i last evening Mr. August Gerlinger, who | o .1. K. Bigle y. Fall» City.
laughed until he fell over and out hia kind esaential to the publie good, hut i " 1
head on a radiator, Home one m oat what took yeara of education to make every branch of the national govern- had just completed his run down from ! ------------------------ •-----------------------------
in to
make his • F OR »‘ale— New Petaluma incubator, ” 126 egg
have assured him that the R epubli- the very people for whose g. od it was merit was in control of the R epubli- Falls City, came
H
,
after the next election.
H ow the old ring p diticians do kick
agiin a t the direct prim ary.
acknow'edge
th a t
there
W e will
was
vastly
more fun in the old way— if you were
in the ring— hut such wan n ever an
expression of the desires of the people
in any sense.
According to tiie H ouston Pont, a
Dallas man has com e home late sev
enty-eigh t nights in succession with a
different exp lan ation each tim e that
was perfectly satisfactory to his wife.
A man lik e that really ought to In* in
the diplom atic service of h i« country,
A fine specimen of the zealonsness
with which we are served by the
men
we send to congress is that of a cer-
,
,
,
,
~
| I
What Our County Officials Have Done
Since Our Last Issue.
Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis
courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor
and cheerfulness soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that it is not uncommon
for 9. child to be born
afflicted with weak kid
neys. If the child urin
ates too often, if the
urine scalds the flesh or if, when *he child
reaches an age when it should be able to
control the passage, it is yet afflicted with
bed-wetting, depend upon it. the cause of
the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first
; step should be towards the treatment of
I these important organs.
This unpleasant
trouble is due to a diseased condition of the
kidneys and bladder and not to a habit
j most people suppose.
j Women a a well as men are made mls-
erable with kidney and bladder trouble,
! and both need the same great remedy,
The mild and the Immediate effect of
S w a m p -R o o t is soon realized, It is sold
by druggists, in fifty-
cent and one dollar
sizes. You may have a fek..
j sample bottle by mail
I free, also pamphlet tell- Home of B wmup Root,
' ing ail about it, including many of the
thousands of testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton, N. Y., be sure and
mention this paper.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
W A Butler to A B Cockerhom, 22
acres, t fi H, r 7 w
............ $
W illiam Riddell et al to Isabel
Riddell, 100 acies, t 8 p , r 5 w
I N Woods to^Florence Ellis, lot
in Dallas
Myra A Welch and hd to 1* J Dick
inson, land in Independence-..
.1 P Linden et ux to H C Cham
berlin nt al, land in Indepen
dence
Lydia M W ilson to Ollie Parker
and hdt land in 1 6 h , r 5 w .......
John C orn forth et ux to L W
Know land, lot 2, West Side
Fruit F a r m s .......
..............
E G Erickson to George Rorden,
50 acres, t 7 s r 5 w ................
Wallace Yates to L A M allory, 2
acaes t 6 s, r 5 w .................
P II Burtet ux to Mrs L A W orth
lan»l in Monmouth ..................
M E Stump and hd to Marion F
C McDonald, land in Monmouth
George Boyer to McClellan Hub
bard. 107 acres in t 6 s, r 4 w.
W m Clanfield to L I Bursell, 152
acres in t 8 s, r 5 w ...................
AN
IN S T A N C E .
Lucy Suddrcth . o f L«noir, N. C , h td U '*n troubled with
ft very b*d cough f >r over a yw r. Bile iya : “ A friend
bought a bottle o f C h a m t e r i a i n ’ s Coire. h K r m k d y ,
brought it to me and ind*t *d th »t I sh mi l tik * it. I »lid
•o and to my surprise it helped uie.
Four lioltle« of it
I me of my cough.”
For Sale bv Belt & Cherrington
------ -----------------
Clean l.iqht Nimble
Guaranteed ffctrrproot
and 5eid CverywMra
at » 3 0 0
w a n * «*
work harness, single harness and some wheat.
Lots of other stuff too numerous to mention.
ALLEN O. PUBRK,
Mutual phone
Dallas, No. 2.
White line. VW5,
A12
Frank Collins, of
his folks here.
3700 I
300o I
City Property
For Sale
against >ou in the i^hove entitled stilt, in the $
. above named court, on «»r before six weeks !
A Wid® Distinction.
I from the date of the last publication of this
summons, and if you fail s»» to appear and '
Barney M alloy and Mike Cnire.v were
i answer, for want thereof the plaintiffs will !
tak«> a decree against von and each of you as shingling a roof. ‘‘ Barney." Mike ask- i
praved for in their said complaint, towit: That ed. rem oving a bunch o f shingle nails
plaintiffs are the owners in fee simple of the
following dcs-iihed real pr<*perty, tow it: The | from his mouth and sett ¡lug Iwck com
! southeast quarter of section T in township 6 fortably, “ what Is the »llfference be
j south of ranire 4 west of the Willamette meri
dian. in Polk county, Oregon, at d that «le- tween satisfied and content?”
I fondants and each of them ne forever barred
“T h e d ifferen ce! fchire. there’s none.”
ntvl enjoined from «daimlng an> right, title or
! interest in or to said real premises or any part answered Barney. “ I f you’ re satisfied,
, thereof, and for such other and further order your re content, and if you’re content
as to the court may seem proper iti the prem-
you’ re satisfied.”
! isos.
j This summon* is published fo ra period of
’T h a t was uiy opln!«*n. too. Barney,
six weeks, by ord r o f Hon. Ed. F. »’©ad. judge
_
___ me boy, up to now, but It struck me
¡ of the _______
county _______
court of _____
Polk ______
county, Oregon,
and the
sudden-like as 1 put that last nail in
__ M ,
.. .
that 1 am satisfied, all right, that Molly
Cftlrey is my wife. i»ut I am durved
date nf the Srst publication thereof 1 « March
19, i 9 »is an«l the date •>( the last publication
will b« on the aoth day of AnrtL i9»e
I *** ^
Attorniy* for PloJnui*.
4
c o o te n tr
IN D E P E N D E N C E , OH.
Probate work a specialty.
DALLAS CITY BANK
Dallas, Oregon.
R .C . C R A V E N
-
-
W . G. V A S S A L L
-
-
President
Cashier
DIRRCTORS:
| N. L. Butler, R . C. Craven, D. L. Keyfc
M. M. Ellis, W . G. Vassail. ,
I This bank is pleased to place at the
! disposal of its customers the facilities
gained during many years of continuous
service and growth.
■■V
WEBF00T
ROOFING
*
T H E BEST K O O F IN fi
ON T I I E M A R K E T
It
Made by the Northwest Roofing
company, Portland. Does not buc
kle, Guaranteed for 10 years.
L. C. K O S E R
I
Agent for °olk County.
is visiting I
Aure Ford and wife are up from Port-
land for a week’s visit with his folks
here.
W il Hubbard has bought out Clarence
Br»>wn ami is now sole proprietor of one
of our transportation lines.
Mrs. Otis Smith, of near Monmouth,
was critically ill Wednesday evening,
but is now much improved.
Have Homer Dale
the billposter
Post Your Bills
and distribute your
advertising cards.
Soon after accident vesterday even
ing Ne»i Gerlinger narrowly escaped a i
big Hire in the round house which |
sprung by spontanious combustion from
a heap ot waste in one corner.
Art O ’d Joke.
Summons.
Frisco,
B. F. JONES
AUorney-at-Law
OL contracts were filed with
Several hop
the county clerk during the past week.
Mv Lord Craven, in K in g .Tame*
T lrst’s Reign, was very desirous to
see Bon Jouson, which l>eirg told to
Ben, he went to my Lord’s House; but,
being In n very tatter’d Condition, as
Poets sometimes are. the Porter re
In the name of the state of Oregon, for Polk fus’d him Admittance, with some
county. Department No. 2
saucy Language, which the other did
Mr*. Annie Pike. Mrs. N
not fall to return. M y Lord, happen
May Tatom, Mrs. Mary
Edgar. Mrs. Rose Bell.
ing to come out while they wore wran
Mrs. Jessie »¿illiam, Ed
gling. asked the occasion o f It. Ben.
ward Pike, Mrs. Alice
Crabtree. Aaron Pike.
who stood In need o f no-liody to speak
Plaintiffs,
for him. sp.itl. he understood his Lord
vs.
William llanoooks. Henry j
ship desired to see him: you. Friend,
Hancocks, Charles Han- |
said my Lord, who are you? Ben Jon-
cooks. Mrs. Jessie Bees- ¡
iev. Charles J. Beesley. j
son. reply’J the other. No. no. quoth
Jessie M Beealey. C. M.
my liord, you cannot be Ben Jonson
Beesley and Thomas B. |
Beasley,
who wrote the Silent Woman, you look
Defendant». J
as if you could not say Bo to a Goose
To William Hancocks. Henry Hancocks j
Charles Hancocks, Mrs. Jessie Beesley, Bo. cry’d Pen. Very well, said ray Lord,
Charle» J. Beesley, Jessie M. Beesley. C. who was better pleas’d at the Joke
M Beesley and Thomas B. Beesley. the above !
than offended at the Affront. I am now j
nant« «I defendants.
|\ THE N VMK OF THR8T \TK OFOREOON; convinced I y your W it. ; *>u are Pen »
1 You and each «»f you are hereby required
| to appear ami answer the complaint filed Jonson.—“ Joe M iller’s Jest Book,” 1739. |
.»n March lft.
300
John Malorey, Dallas.
Vangie H art, Dallas.
* Maud Hurt, Dallas.
H allie Morrson, Dallas.
Ruth Morrison. Dallas.
Geo. Hinshaw, Dallas.
.T. S. Cooper, Independence.
S u n d ay:
Oscar Hay ter. Dallas.
Earl W olfe, Independence.
E. H . Hosner, Monmouth.
Mrs. M. V . Smith, Dallas.
E. M. Kerns, Dallas.
M onday:
T L Ferrington, Dallas.
Tu esd ay;
W. R. Johnson, Monmouth.
Mrs. J. C. Morrison, In iep.
Ralph M orrhon,
“
F. E. Kersey, Dallas
C. C. CV'ud,
“
L. S. Aldiick,
“
V. O. Launcr,
“
Lew S. Ballantyne, Dallas
Ned Shaw,
”
Edgar Craven,
“
C. L. Shaw,
11
Tracy Savery, Dallas.
C. B. Fenton, Dallas.
size, reason for selling; wish to put larger
m*<b> * t . h
Your vrorer returns your monty if you don’t
Ilk« it; we pay him
250
PORTLAND H0TE ARRIVALS
U
Replying to several lads who have re [
quested dimensions of the »log house for i
which the Iteinizer offers a prize, we 1
want it large enough to comfortably house
a collie dog, light enough to he easily
moved, ami o f proportion throughout.
W e leave the style of architecture en
tirely W the designer.
j
1000
county, ’ administrator, with will annexed, of
the estate of Thomas M. Bailey, deceased. All
persons having claim» uguinst said estate are
hereby required to present the same to me
property verified, as by law required, at tli*•
Dallas city bank, Dallas, Oregon, within six Friday :
months from the date thereof.
E. W indlor, Dallas.
Dated this 20th day of February, 1908.
W . Nockie, Dallas.
W. G. V ASS ALL,
E. W . Kearns, Dallas.
Administrator with will annexed of the es
tate of Thomas M. Bailey.deceased.
S aturday:
L. I). Brown, Attorney for estate.
N
Ä V
600 I
TEA
There’s plenty of hum
bug in tea; not one ounce
in a ton Schilling’s Best.
600
PIANO AND ORGAN.
Final Settlement.
I
Judge J. C. Adams, of Portland, came
up yesterday lor a few days’ vi.*it at his
900 old home, with hi* many friends here.
The election booth* are now being
distributed in the precincts for the
250 primaries
It >ck Creek, Dallas and In
dependence already have their.*.
800
W
A dm in istrator’s Notice.
For Sale.
The personal r e c o m m e n d a t i o n s o f p e o p l e who
have been cured o f cough.-» a n d c o l d s b y C h a m
berlain’s Cough R e m e d y h a v e d o n e m o r e than all
else to make it a s ta p le a r t ic le o f t r a d e a n d com
merce over a large p a rt o f t h e c iv i l i z e d world.
Hoxanida F.
H. M. PEEBLES
fwc Paular Young People Unite
Destinies.
FRIEND TO FRIEND.
W. Rodney Coulter and
1 Butler.
Probate Court.
COULTER-BUTLER.
1C56
Everett Wilson and Lillian M H. insen.
«550
Notice to Creditors.
Ho it
as immense. The groom looked most
August Gerlinger. hveased, was boni
entrancing, but it is said rather embar in Gormany some 25 years ago, and
rassed. W ell, why shouldn’ t he— first amo to Am erica about 3 ^ years ago.
time, you know, l-eater Butler got In
in Portland where he worked
J
about one year for the Southern Pacific
the way and cabbaged the bride’s bo- and O. R. & N. in their shops
He
quet for which act several eligible young married about that time and some two
------ ag<
„ came to Dallas to work for
ladien sftid he ought to be ashamed of j years
He was a skilled
himself. A nice lunch was servtd an d his people here.
workman in all lines of his craft, and
the happy couple took their departure one who made many friends and kept
for Baker City, where they w ill hereaf them. II«* leaves a wife and two chil
ter reside. Mr. Coulter holds a respon dren, the youngest a halo» of ten w eeks.
sible position with the O. R. A N. Co. at The funeral will U* held here Saturday,
all arrangements having not as vet been
that place ami is hound to rise in his I I*erfected. The fam ily have the entire
accepted vocation. The bride is one of sympathy of Dallas citizens in their sad
I Monmouth’s most l>eutitiful and accom bereavment.
- ^ ^
plished young ladies, and there are no
Billie W right, of Salem, commonly
social circles hut what will hate to lose known as 'Horse-radish B illie,” was in
her. The many friends of the yoiingr Dallas Friday. He is an enthusiastic
couple in Dallas and Monmouth will believer in the benefits of Woodcraft,
and all his sons are members.
joirt with the Item izer in wishing them
all the happiness that comes to married
life ami none of its sorrows. Those
»resent w ere: Mr. and Mrs. J. B. V.
THE MAN WHO SWEARS BT
hitler and family, Mr. and Mrs. Oyval I
I H t FISH BRAND SLICKER
j Butler, Mr. amt Mrs. M I). Coulter,
| Mr. ami Mrs. Chas.Teats, Mr. and Mrs.
I, the mar» who
George Booth by. Dr. and Mrs. O. D.
ha» tried to get
I Butler, Mr. ami Mrs. W ont Butler,
the same »ervtte
Mrs. MeCredie, Mrs. Catron, Senator
Vi
out o f some
Doty, Misses Bertie ami Ollie Coulter,
*
other make
Maggie and Allie Butler. Maud Hawley, I
Flla Butler. Opal Boothhy, Miss W o lv e i-
ton; Meeeers lh»rt Teats, Lester Butler,
^ * ¡* ► 2 1
Dell Butler, W illis ami C lea tie Butler I
Marriaje Licens»*».
RussellC. Harris and Aiice Ottiuger.
Peter Dyck and Leona Canfield.
Do not make any mistake, but re
Estate of O. R. Pickens, deceased;!
member the name, Swam p-Root, Dr
inventorv and appraisement filed and j
K ilm e r’ s Swamp-Root, and the address
approved.
ingham pton, N. Y . on every bottle.
Estate of L. S. Perkins, deceased:
I have Hjree houses ami a num
sum of $578 stricken from inventory and i
appraisement as not belonging to estate. I
ber of vacant Iota in Dallas for
«.»¡e. I uni selliim uiy own prop
Estate of W . P. Halev, deceased, re
port of sale of real estate confirmed.
I
erty. The buyer yets the com
VQTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN
Eslate of Francis Kucher, deceased;
mission.- Call at L yd ic’s feed
• o dersiitned has been duly appointed execu final account approve«! and administra
tor of the estntp of Oliver R. Pipkins, deceased,
store.
tor
discharged.
by the County Court of the State of Oregon, for
Polk county, and has qualified. All persons
Estate or Mahlon Guy, deceased ; fin
bavins claims against the said estate are here
by notified to present the same, duly verified al receipts filed ; estate closed and ad
together with the proper vouchers therefor, to ministrator discharged.
the undersigned, at his residence in said
Estate of H enry Eliis, deceased; final
county within six months from the date of this
account approved ; estate closed.
notice.
Dated and first published, March 2.5, l'.»08.
Estate of W . T. H aley, deceased; fin
HARRY PICKENS.
Executor of the estate of
al account filed ami hearing set for May
Oliver R. Pickens deceased 2 , at 10 o ’clock a. m.
INSTRUCTOR ON
L. P. Brown, attorney for Estate.
In re-estate of Albert W . Fowler, |
Nancy C. Fowler appointed a»lminis-
tratrix under bond of $3000, and VV. V.
Fuller, W. H. Gaynor and J. H. Hollis
Studio: Room 2, W ilson building,
ter made appraisers.
Dallas, Oregon.
)
ATOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE l*N-
In re-estate of Ftanley Brown, bond
LÜ :
dersipne<l ha» been duly appointed by the file»! and approved.
county court of the state of Oregon for Folk
Coekeri» for
ha- can party and when nearly every report and to gas awhile with Carl. A t iizes on piaee; also single ......
northern »tu te was dom inated by the ¡th e time Curl wan engaged in fitting a
c -B u iu r d .^ t mile, nouth ea.t o! D*l|
been with ta riff reform and other
frien d « of prot
protection.
T h e second piston rod into a piston, by the heating J - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
good things. The m ajority of A m eri
o t ic e ih h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t t h e F i
P„ i » nd chin« bo.r. anrt
came in 1893, when the loudly prais of the latter ho that it may expand and p , (K
nal account of Max llaley, as lulmin-
cans have gotten so in the notion of
19 1 » sows. Will e V ’hantfe for rows that will he istrnior
the rod enter. This piston is anmo
some 12
of the estate of W. T. Haley, di
ed M c K in le y hill was in full opera
fre'h early this fall. K. E. Hewitt, Monmouth. eeased. has
L.-en filed in the county court of
using that to them sweet phrase,
inches in length and p inches thick, the ,
TF. Folk county, state of Oregon, and that the Sut-
tion. W e now have the third and
“ protection to Am erican industries ”
uiday, May 2, 1908. at the hour of 10o'clock
rod being 5 or fi feet long. The cus- J
I a. n:., has been duly appointed by such court
the most viru len t panic under the e x
tom followed is one in general use by
that they rolle»l it about in their
o let—Sheep on shares. About F>) head by 1st . for the hearing of objections to such final ne
cessive D ingley ta riff bill, with the mechanics, and about the only wav of i
of October, John Martin, 554 Fioneer. A16 I count and the settlement thereof, at which
mouths and con tin u ally em itted it
time any person interested in such estate may
Big Stick in the W h ite House, w ith a so connecting the two, hut sometime j
appear anu file objections thereto im writing
with an unctiousness that was be
nd contest the same.
I1M
NTED—Five
or
six
fresh
milch
cows.
Sta
congress o verw h elm in gly Republican gas w ill form in the operation and cause 1 "
Dated, this 2nd day of Apr. 1908.
fTriceaml full particulars first letter.
w ildering to the first voter, and who
MAX HALEY.
and the greater number < f the states explosion. Plugs are provided in th e 1 John Orr, Rickrtiali; Monmouth Bell phone
Administrator.
through his lo yalty and patriotism
tf
273.
in the union in the hands of the j piston which may be pulled so as to
accepted it as a toothsom e tidbit, ami
hi h priests of protection. If ¡ill this ; e,‘ l*r^ y obviate any danger in the op-
TANTEL)—plain sewinji and childrens’ and
swallowed it whole, without investiga-
infants clothes. Address box 842. Phone
is not am ple eviden ce of the miserable eration, but IHMout of 1000 mechanic«
GOT H!S OMELET.
or the desire for such. T h e ultim ate
failure of the pet pulley o f the Repub-
the
T ," ' rc IM no
consequences of such protection they ..
.
i tion but what ordinary diligence in the
W h y O n e M a n C e a se d T r y i n g to ^ e
Iteans there never was si carcass that '
.
,
.
.
were en tirely blind to and no am ount
I matter was used. Anyhow, while the COR s \LE—1G0 h 1 TQj«, 2} miles moth of Dallas
F u n n y W it h W a ite rs .
* at f 25 an acre. Mutual phone, Red 151. Cur
emit« d ¡1 stench.
It has thrice been !*
,
A1G
; two gentlemen were conversing the pis- Swenson.
of reaaoning on our part could m ake
*T v e never tried to be funny with a
I t ha* | ton (.xplod«*d, breaking into some half a
waiter,”
the traveler was saying,
theill RWillC of it.
EvOl’V election SftW fimnd gu ilty of base betrayal.
them again at tin* polls, blindly forg- thrice been found gu ilty of a failure dozen large fragments and many smaller CORSALE Mammouth Bronze turkey epioi- “ shice the time when ! h aj a little e x
perience with one in California. It was
to keep the m ills and the mines open 'ones. Some of the larger fragments * Albert Alderman, Salem, Box 80 route 1.
in g the chains which have today plac-
several years ago, and I was rather
u nd to insure
work for all ¡it good | were carried through the building and
ed every industry of our country in
FOR RENT—140 aeres under the plow. •fresh.’ I stepped into a restaurant
found 300 feet away, so it can be seen FARM
wages.
I inquire of J. J. Levh k, Lewisville—-Address one morning and ordered an omelet.
how terrific was the explosion. August Monmouth, Oregon. Mutual phone, 4 on white
“ ‘W hat kind?’ asked tlie waiter.
tf
G erlinger was standing with his left 1 ne.
“ ‘ Why. are there more kinds than
hand in his pocket. One piece struck
him on the side of the head and caused DURE Seed spring wheat, three varieties, Red one?* I saiJ.
“ ‘Oh, yes. sir,’ he answered me;
instant death. Another piece carried i Chaff, Scotch Fife and Defiance. Price 90
tf ‘there are several.’
away Carl G erlin ger’s left arm below cents a bushel. James iv. Sears. McCoy.
the elbow, and still another took two
“ ‘ W ell, bring me an ostrich egg ome
lingers o ff the 1 right hand. Johnny Car- U(i(tS for hatching—Barred Rocks, Pekin let.’
.
I noy was also hit twice by Hying pieces L ducks and S.
Black Minorca.». Some
‘" A l l right, sir.* he s::ld. ‘but you’ll
A t the residence of the bride s moth | an(] pretty seriously injured.
choice O. I. C pigs for sale. Reasonable pric- j
es. <\ I. Ballard, Uiekreall, Ore,
tf have to w ait quite awhile. It takes a
er, Mrs. J. II. Butler, in Monmouth, on
Coroner Chapman held an inquest
long time to make an ostrich egg ome
last Tuesday evening, Rev. A. C. Wig- this morning at his undertaking parlors
where this verdict was rendetea:
FOR SALE—Two good cows giving milk and let.*
more united in the holy bonds of m atri
W e, the undersigned,agree that Aug * will be fresh in April and May. One and a • “ I told him I had plenty of time. He
mony Mr. Rodney Coulter and Miss ust Gerlinger came to jiis death A p ril 1, half mill’s north of Dallas, on route 1. Mrs. F. went aw ay and was gone fully an
M. Dunlop.
tf
Fern Butler. Dell Butler, a brother of 1908, at about 5:30 p. m., by an explo
hour. Then he came hack with a big
sion
of
a
piston
head
in
the
machine
the bride, gave her away, and Miss
covered dish.
shops of the Salem, Falls City & West
“ ‘There you are. sir.’ he said, plac
Gladys Catron was the charming brides- ern railway.
ing it before me and uncovering it.
maid. David Campbell played the wed
G. W . M Y E R , foreman.
“ W ell, it was on omelet, all right,
[ HAVE the following articles for sale at my
WM. K ERSEY.
ding inarch, and Klla and Lester Butler
I home one mil«* south of Bridgeport: One and big enough for half a dozen men.
j a c k M c D o n a l d ,
snug the wedding song. The bride and
organ, bedroom set. dresser, three iron bed
R IC H A R D P A U L
steads. two s«‘ts of chairs, three rockers, couch, W hether there was an ostrich* farm In
Iter maid were beautifully dressed in
kitchen cabinet, dining table, two center the neighborhood and he got a real
ED. B ID D LE
tables, two stands. This furniture is all good.
raiment most appropriate to the inva
R. C. C R A V E N .
One quick meal range stove, one cream sepa ostrich egg or whether lie made it
L.
B.
Brown
acted
as
clerk
at
the
in
sion, hut ns our female reporter failed
rator. used three months -Sharpie’s tubular from a couple of dozen liens’ eggs I
iih at the last moment, we have to de quest and the verdict entirely exoner | N o . S o m e extra good milch cows, sow and don’ t know, but I distinctly remember
ated any one from liability or negl gence j pigs, good driving mare, two standard bred
pend for this writeup upon a masculine, in the matter. Testimony was given by colts, coming 1 anu 2 years old; 10-foot iron that It cort n o ?2 -an ’ I learned a
' lever harrow, 14 inch walking plow, disc gang
who could not go into any description W in. Richter, I. L. Smith, Ned Gerling plow, farm truck with patent rack, one lumber valuuble lesson.” —Youth’s Companion.
wagon, hack, «»pen buggy, 10-foot bay rake,
of the costumes, but simply classed them er and Dr. B. H. McCalien.
cans will revise the ta riff im m ed iately ¡„ten d ed sett its benefits.
UNDER THE BIG CLOCK.
Most people know that if they have
been lick they need S c o t t 's E m u l
s io n to bring back health and strength.
But the strongest point about S c o t f s
E m u ls io n is that you don’t have to be
sick to get results from it.
It keeps up the athlete’s strength, puts fat
on thin people, makes a fretful baby happy,
brings color to a pale girl’s cheeks, and pre
vents couglu, colds and consumption«
Food in concentrated form for sick and
well, young and old, rick and poor.
A n d it contains no drugs and no akohoL
A L L D R U O O IS T 8
1
5 0 o . A N D SI.O O .
A COMMON EXPRESSION
When I want my laundry done
up nicely I take it to the
Dallas Steam Laundry
NORTH MAIN STREET
BOTH PHONES
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