Pure Blood
i
D O Y O U GET UP
NATIVE ESKIMO CLOTHES.
WITH A LAME BACK ?
L ig h t In W e ig h t, Soft In T e x tu r« and
A b so lu te ly Co ld Proof.
PORTLAND HOTEL ARRIVALS
Thursday:
\V. N. Root*, Monmouth.
Ja s . Roebick, Monmouth,
M. C. Gatiard, Dallas.
Friday :
K C. EM ridge, Ind.
Mrs. 11. Miller, Dallas.
F . E. Kersey, Dallas,
i ( '. C Coad, Dallas.
L. S. Aldrich, Dallas.
1*. Shaw, Dallas.
E. Stray, r, Dallas,
i C. L. Shaw, Dallas.
I T. 8avery, Dallas.
! C. B. Fenton, Dallas.
V. O. La liner, Dallas.
G. L. Baliantyne, Dallas.
G. \V. Ticknor, Dolías.
L. M. Robinson, Dallas.
H. Clanfleld Dallas.
S. A. Bull, Ballstou.
Saturday:
D. A. Madison, Dallas.
W. M Mi Hardy Dallas.
M. 1*. Lewis. Ft I Is < )ity.
K. Erickson, Dallas.
E. Bowman, Dallas.
Su nd ay:
\V. L. Lincoln, Dallas.
Miss A. Reddikopp. Dallas.
E B y e r le y e tu x , Dallas.
R. F. Ground, Monmouth.
H. Ground, Monmouth.
F. . W. Fuller. Dallas.
B. W. Vick, Falls City,
j Monday.
J . M. Murray, Ind.
\V. F. Booke, Falls City.
P. A. Sm ith et nx, Dallas.
T uesday:
\V. T. Brown, Airlie.
Mrs. Cam pbell, Balls ton.
UNDER THE BIG CLOCK.
What Our County Officials Have Done
Since Our Last Issue.
When winter set in and Faklmos tx
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
gan to visit She ship. It noon heram»* I
Almost everybody who reads the news-
apparent thm they were much bettM
papets is sure to know of the wonderful
*iotbeil to meet the cold than were the
cures made by Dr.
white explorers, though the latter had
Kilmer’s Swamp- Root,
everything that money could cum man I
tno great kidney, liver
in the wa.\ of •an approved arctic out
and bladder remedy.
tit.” The Finnish boots, or ••Finuskor.’
. c It is the great medi-
K-lward Kaw and Margaret H irimd.
rH» cal triumph of the nine-
used by Nansen and other arctic e x
Ja s I>. Hubbard and Roth Guy. %
tcenth century di.v
plorers. were excelled both In light
.1 \V Biooks et ux to K M Young,
Frank
Moser and M iry K. G uthrie.
II
i
covered
after
years
of
uess mid warmth by the native boots
land in Independence
♦
Robt. P. Jackson and Bessie I. Ell iso i.
(uyij scientific research by
A single fur coat of deerskin made In
.1
L
Hanna
et
ux
to
C
K
Spauld
Joseph H. Davidson and M attie V.
Dr. Kilmer, the emi
ing Lumber Company, 320 acres,
Norway weighed as much as an entire
8 a r * * t a b » —For those who prefer medicine in tab-
nent kidney and blad
G arrett.
1 9 a, r 7 w
............
1
Eskim o suit of outer and inner gar
Mrs. C. K. Tyler, Burlington, Vt.,
—
«» • -------—
der
specialist,
and
is
z 8/!Vs. " T h e •aos.J a Ian:« lam i, «o mciits, with boots and mittens iuclud
S ited tab lets called Sursatcba, as will us \-a:LrL
ia the usual
Sarah Heiulick et al to J L Han
| wonderfully successful in promptly curing
1 i. . S a t u r n i . .» «___
___♦»,„
a ,n ••».«<>
t h to do at d so little health to do it
na,
320
acres,
t
0
s,
r
7
w
.
.
.3000
liq u id forn
L a v . lilo
n tK u l.y o r n tlie
w ith, cauRi'd almost u complete break
! larfie back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou-
ed, and was stiff as wet sailcloth,
c u ra llT e u ro p o rtlr* a« th e liquid fo rm , b o -id . « w ou - do -, n : Mood poor and thin : no strength,
C Henry Hornuag et al to \V 11
U. S. to Theodore Morse.
! ble , and Bright’s Disease, which is the worst
while the native garment« were soft
sleep. Hood's Sarsaparilla gave
n c t o f d o ,.,. con v . r.leuoo. M on om y,—no Iona by avai>- ]it
Houck et al, 100 acres, t 0 s, r 0
a;oi
d
i’
»,
nctur.d
s',
-p.
r
;r
f
e
e
t
health,
i form of kidney trouble.
• ration b re tk a ijo . < r lo a k a if . D rtiu iriaU o r p rom p tly
as
a
kid
glove.
A
well
made
Eskimo
..........................................
2000
stri neth to do all m * work
Richard R. B ettis, of Falls City, has
Dr. Kilmer’s Sw am p -R o ot is not rec-
by m ail. ('■ 1. llu o d C o.. L ow ell. M a » .
su it—socks and
boots, underwear. *
A O Duhree et ux to Joh n McBee,
ln*d his pension increased lo $15 a
I ominended for everything but if you have kid
44
acres,
t
8
«,
r
Ii
w
....................
1
trousers and coat with hood—weighs
month.
ney, hver or bladder trouble it will be found
R M Sm ith et ux to M L Jones,
ton or eleven pounds, about as much ]
(list the remedy you need. It has been tested
137 acres, t 9 s, r fl w
. . . 2059
as your spring suit, and In It you
in so many ways, in hospital work, In private
M M I.Ibs to W alter Dawson,
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur
could sit comfort«lily on a block of
TEA
la n d in I » a lia s
^
660
snow, with your back to the wind
How many American women in chase relief and has proved so successful in
Joseph Kucher et al to Edward
fishing through a hole in the Ice. with lonely homes to-day long for this every case that a special arrangement has
A d m it t e d to th e second c la ss of inuil m a tte r.
N
e
w
Y
o
r k is too far
K utchcr, land in I 6 « . rfl w . . .
1
a temperature of 50 degrees F.. as the blessing to come into their lives, and been made by which all readers of th. > paper
Hattie B all et al to Monroe Mulk-
who have not already tried it, may have a
from Ja p a n ; S an F ra n
writer has repeatedly done, feeling to tie able to utter these word«, but sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book
ey et tix, lots in Monmouth
. 1800
Jo h n Cornforth et ux to E lla K
cold nowhere but on the face, the because of some organic derange telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
cisco
is nearer.
St Pierre,lot in W est Side Fruit
only part of the laxly that must be ment this happiness is denied them. find out if you have kidney or biadder trouble.
F a r m s ...............................................
500
left uncovered We found a deerskin
Every woman interested in this When writing mention reading this generous
Y o ir grocer return! your money if you don't
Canfield Marsh et ux to Wesley
shirt with the hair turned in warmer, subject should know that prepara offer in this paper and _
f
like Schilling's b e st: we pay bun
V . P . F IS K E .
W Paine et ux, 4L0 acres in t fl
*
lighter and more comfortable than a tion for healthy maternity is send tour address to
s, r fl w
..................................... 10000
woolen, and a cap unnecessary when accomplished
by the use of Dr. Kwmer &, Co.,Bing-
R R Dunnahue et ux to W L
hainton, N. Y. The
...............
................................ $1 50 the hooded coat Is worn. There was
( Item
iier, ...............
one year in advance
Frink et ux, lots in Fall«» C it y ..
500
regular f ifty c e n t an d Home of Swamp-Root,
SU BSC RIPTIO N
With Weekly 'Oregonian or Semi- weekly Journal
....... 2 no not an Item of the arctic clothing that
s 1 ' wit....................
John Nichols to Lola Nichols,
dollar
sizes
are
sold
by
all
good
druggists.
f (IT
irk
riaA
..n
n
VVn.
wlittn
n
.......
1
7-ri
With Oregon Woodman
1
land in M onm outh.......................
was not advantageously replaced by
Do not m ake any m istake, but re
garments bought from the Eskimos.
Mrs. Maggi Gilmer, of West member
the nam e, Sw am p-Root, Dr
No oue wore garm ents of European Union, S. U.,writes to 31 rs. Pinkham:
K ilm er’s Sw am p-Root, and the address
make If be was able to get his hands
“ I was g reatly run-down in health ingham pton, N. Y . on every bottle.
id.MiiM, U 3
M l T I AL
1401
E state of Robert Wilson, deeeased;
on the Eskimo equivalent.—V. Stefans- from a weakness peculiar to my sex,
The following letter has been received estate admitted to probate, will record
when Lydia E. Pinkham* 8 Vegetable
non In Harper*« Magazine.
by the chairman of the democratic state ed, and Lillie Ja n e Wilson appointed
Compound was recommended to me. It
comm itteem en, lion. G. W. Myer, and execu trix, A. Walker, W. H. W alker
P atronize One A n other fo r the U pbu ildin o o f Tnu n a n d County
not only restored n e to perfect health,
and N. Ferguson appointed appraisers.
is self explanatory:
hut to my delight I am a m other.”
N^T MERELY IDLING.
E state of Albert W. Fowler, deceased;
Portland. Oregon, April 3rd, 1008.
M rs. Josephine I lall, of Bards town,
Nancy C. Fowler appointed administra- j
The Hi Plum m er agreem ent is bob proposed im provem ent of which we
George W. Myer, Esq.,
trix W. H. Gaynor, W. V. Fuller and ;
D illas, Oregon.
bing up in G eer’s political pathway are not thoroughly convinced of its W h ere in the W rite r Resem bled t h e Ky., w rites:
“ I was a v ery great sufferer from
M an on the Buoy.
Dear S ir :
Governor Chamberlain J . II. Hollister appointed appraisers.
for the Congressional nom ination in practical application. T h e Item izer
has expressed a willingness to make the
E state of »Stanley Brown, deceased ;
“T in t w iter,” said u publisher, re female trouble«, and my physician failed
is not now advocating a single tax. ferring to un author who seemed to be to help me. L yd ia E. Pink ham’s Vege
race for United States Senator on the bond flled and approved.
the second d istrict.
table
Compound
not
only
restored
me
Dem
rcratic
ticket,
if
nominated
at
the
n eith er is it unqualifiedly opposed to idling away his time, "is iu reality try*
E state of Joseph L. McTimmonds, de
to perfect health, but I am now a proud
primary election to be held on the 17th ceased ; W. H. Harrison, A. W. Webber
T h a t the m inority in Congress will it. We are not so arrogant as to ing hard to work, to get his Ideas flow mother.”
dav of April.
and
Theodore Moore appointed apprais
There ih no doubt hut if nominated he ers of the estate in Lincoln county.
be able by filib u sterin g ta ctics to per pretend to know how i* would work ing. but iu* Is stuck.
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. B A S K E T B A L L T E A M W IL1 M A K E
“ He said to me himself that he re
stands an excellent chance to win. His
For thirty years Lydia K. Pink-
suade the republicans to pass laws out— n eith er does anyone el e, no
E states of Mary Riley and Peter
name will not he printed on the ballot,
sembled a man who made a bet one
T R A V E L IN G T O U R .
remedying the evils shown by P resi m atter how m uch they pretend to. summer day at the shore that he ham’s V getaMe Commnnd, made
and it will be necessary to write it on Wheeler, deceased; final account filed
and
approved.
from
roots
and
tie
the,
Los
been
¡lie
the primary ballot under the following
dent Roosevelt is hoped bv all honest W e will print argum ent on both would swim out a mile and a half to a
standard remedy for female ills,
Kstate of Evaliue II. Steffy,deceased ;
1 rinted designation:
F
in
a
n
cia
l
A
ssista
n
ce
F
re
e
ly
O
ffe
r
certain
buoy.
The
bet
was
accepted,
and
men. It seems a peculiar way to se sides and P o lk ’s voter- can choose
petition i f Samuel D. Steffy for probate
and has positively cured thousands of
“ For U nited S ta te s S e n a to r in C ongress”
(lie mail stripped and plunged in. His women who have been troubled with
(H ere w rite h is nam e as fo llo w sq
of the will filed, witnesses being resi
cure needed legislation, but in th is in which they th in k best. Hut go slow
ed to T h e m .
X Geo. E. C h a m b e rla in of M ultnom ah C o u n ty . dents in Missouri, ordered th a t will be
friend retired to the hotel to watch Ids displacements, inflammation, ulcera
stance seems the only one. I t is a l in deciding.
progress from the window
I write to ask you to have the Demo recorded and a notary in Missouri he
tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
Our basket ball team hy their supe cratic electors write his name an their commissioned to take deposition of the
so rather peculiar to see dem ocrats
"From the window with a fleldglass I ri idic pains, hackaelie, that liear-
tin* friend saw the swimmer reac h the ing-down feeling, flatulency, indiges rior playing have fully earned a trip ballots as directed, placing an“ X ” in witnesses in that state, and th at the
lined up in solid front with a republi
buoy in due course, draw himself up tion, dizziness or nervous prostration. east to engage with other crack teams, front thereof, as it is important to have will he annexed to commission.
can president. The donothing plan j
as many vote for him as desire his nom
out of the water and sit down com Why don’t you try it ?
and our people have decided that ination.
of his own par»y leaders m ake such a
fortably. with his legs dangling over
Yours very sincerely,
M r s. IM iik tin m in v it e s a l l s l e k they shall have it. The Itemizer has long
FINE PRINTS.
move
imperative. Dem ocrats
are
So far so good. Evidently he was rest women to w r it e her f o r advice, advocated such a move and as we go to
IN D EPEN DENCH, OK.
A l.k X S\V Ki'.T,
ing. well pleased with his feat.
there to do business.
Chairman
State
Central Committee.
Probate work a specialty.
S t ic lia s g u id e d t h o u s a n d s to press today Home $1800 has been sub
t a r o W ith W h ic h T h e y A re T re a te d
“Some minutes passed, and tile swim h e a l t h . A d d r e s s , L y n n . M a s s .
by A m a te u r j a :iJ C o lle c to rs.
scribed to guarantee the expenses. We
mer had not moved. The watcher re
TESTING HIS TONGUE.
Most of the country papers in O re
How careful collectors and am ateurs
give the agreement and the amount
turned to his book. But every now
N EW T O -D A Y
of flue engravings arc of their treas
gon are against the proposed single
subscribed hy different persons;
and then he looked up. and still the
T h e U n h afip v E x p e rie n ce of a Y o u n g
Dallas, Oregon.
ure.; is illustrated by a written agree
swimmer sat in the same position on
Whereas, the Dallas basket hall team
tax am endm ent. T hey probably take
M a rrie d W o m an.
R .C . C R A V EN
-
President
proposes to travel through the western
the buoy.
A d vertisin g u n d er th is head 4
their cue from the editor of th e Ore
A .voting married woman in Brooklyn ment that a local Uriu of dealers iu
and middle states of the union during
W. G. V A SSA LL
-
-
Cashier
“ An hour, two hours went by. Still each in sertio n
such
things
had
to
sign
recently
when
gonian, who has labored through a
the fall and winter of 1008 and 1000 and auspeoted Mint her husband was In
DIRECTORS:
the swimmer remained. A white, slim
dulging in ine. She determined, how they wanted to borrow several particu N. L. Butler, R. C. Craven, D. L. Keyt
play
a
series
of
games
of
bask
etb
all:
number of le gtliy editorials in an
figure seen against the oncoming dark,
I w ill sell at
larly* rare on .raving.; for an exhibition
Therefore, we, the subscribers hereto, ever. to s n o t h i n g til! she had con
O N S a tu rd a a u y c , tio A n pril mi IHth,
M. M. E llis, W. G. Vassall.
my farm (it B u e ll, O re
endeavor to prove th a t such a law
Stand-Still he sat on iIn* buoy’s edge. Ills feet gon. pu my b lie personal
do firmed her - usplcious lu conversation tluy were to have In their galleries.
prop erty. c o n s istin g o f Mtoek. hereby agree to guarantee, and
This hank is pleased to place at the
dangled
In
I
he
sea.
He
seemed
to
be
fa
rm
in
g
im
p
le
m
e
n
ts
and
hou
sehold
g
o
o
d
s.—
guarantee,
the
expenses
of
said
basket
would not he for the best interests of
with her bosom friend she said shr The owner of the prints insisted that disposal of its customers the facilities
J a c o b S m ith .
musing.
ball team on such tour, th at is to say : would rive anything to discover the fro»*» the time the I mix In which the
all concerned. T he fact of the m at
gained during many years of continuous
Iti ease the amounts received hy said truth
•‘Finally it began to grow quite dark,
The friend mentioned that a prints were sent to the dealers was service and growth.
ter is th at lie does not know how such
team
from
games
played
on
such
tour
and.
thoroughly
alarmed
ut
last,
the
I
Oli
A
N
B
K
B
R
Y
pliints
for
snle
ut
2
r
e
p
o
Opr Dallas basket hall team cam«*
man even lightly intoxicated cannot opened in the shop no hands but those __________ _
.¡ifc not sufficient to cover the necessary
a tax would work ou t any more than home Saturday from their trip to Sno
watcher got a boat and a couple of L ii K rnlier. Address K iek rcu ll. lad«
if and reasonable expenses of such ton*, pronounce word« of length. This gave of the junior partner of the Arm were
dent phone.
we do. I t m ight I k * a good thing for liomish feeling particularly jubilant, bargees and rowed out to ids friend.
we will pay the amounts set opposit" the young wife an Idea, which she pro to touch them. The owner stipulated
and received the glad hand from an ad
“Out there the mystery was soon ex
expressly that the member of the firm 1 I P W E B F 0 0 T
th e land owner and it m ight not. A miring lot of the fans on getting off the
our respective signatures hereto, or ceeded to put Into execution.
bin-
\
second
hand
O
sborn
L'OK
sale
ehenp
plained
The man was stuck fast to
A23 such shave thereof, in proportion to tin*
When the young women met again, was to take them out of the box. frame | A
practical application of such a m atter train. From the statem ents made in the buoy, which bad been freshly I der A. V. Mi t ’arte r, D allas.
whole
amount
subscribed,
as
may
he
re
the suspicious wife announced that the them himself, hang them on the walls 1 f R O O FIN G
is the only way in which it could he favor of the Snohomish team, they had tarred that morn lug.” — Washington
quired to cover any difference between worst had been ascertained. She burst and when the show was over follow A
expected the battle of their lives in an
™OR HALE Fou rteen head of irood gouts, h a lf
such
receipts
and
expenses.
No
signer
definitely dem onstrated.
A rgum ent endeavor to secure the eliamoionsliip of
of raeh sex. In q u ire o f W. Fran k C am p b ell,
into tears and took from her hand bag the prints hack through these various
T H E B E S T ROOFING
ios ISO, R. F. D. 1, S a le m . Rhone No. 2x1.
AU hereto shall he liable in any event for
based on theory ah me is not w orth the Pacific coast, hut it proved entirely
a impel*, which she handed to her stages until a porter was ready to
ON T H E M A RKET
any greater amount than that subscribed.
otherwise.
The
score
at
the
end
of
screw the cover of tlie packing box 0:1
the (taper it is w ritten on, until facts
All amount« payable hereunder are to friend.
Made by the Northwest Roofing ¿
game on Thursday night stood 41 to 14,
EL P W ANTED a few e n e rg e tic m en to t r a v
again. The prints were so rare and
“I gave him this.” she sobbed.
company, Portland. Does not hue* I
H el aiid d e m o n stra te an a rtie le of g reat m erit he paid to the order of II. L. Fenton, of The
and figures can be given to substun- our hoys playing as g o o d a game as
friend read from the list the fol fine that the junior partner cheerfully
th a t is needed i'i all hom es, b u sin ess houses, Dallas, Oregon, financial agent of said
t kle, Guaranteed for 10 years.
Notice to Creditors.
tia tc such. As yet, argu m en t against they have played this season, their op
faetories. etc. Call e v en in g s. Room I, S ta frin team, for the uses and purposes above low ing words: “Phlloprogeultiveness.
agreed to nil of these conditions for
ponents being simplv out classed as far
b lock . over S im on ton A; S e o tt’s g ro ee ry . L. A,
L. C. KO SER
the single tax is very faulty in this as basket ball is concerned. On arrival
di: proportion«hieness, pseudaesthesla. the sake of showing the engravings.
A 2:1 mentioned.
TIIAT THE I N M athews.
VOTITI-
is
1
1
K
It
K
It
Y
UIVKN
W
itness
our
hands,
this
8th
day
of
T hat the prints were extrem ely rare
phthisis, parachronism, hypochondria
respect. However, it has been suffi they
found a wire here
stating A der-dgiied lias been du ly »■ iipoint**d exeeu-
April. l ‘.M)8.
l»oys were all tor nf th è e sta te of O liv er R. P le k ilis. deeeased.
may he ap;»re* 1ated from the fact that
sis. photochromy, ayucategorcmotlc.”
cien t to inspire m o st" hind owners that the Snohomish
Buff O rpington egg, f l for K f l. \. Cheirington .....................
$50 i
th è ( ‘utility Court nf th è S ta te nf O regon, l'or
si k and could not play a return game, hy
“ And.** added the unhappy wife, with before two of them In particular came
F alls City.
'
.1
K
l'.-lk
e
o
u
n
ty
.
and
h
as
qtiH
lllied.
All
persons
50 I
Jo
h n ('. Uglow
........
with the idea th a t such a tax would but on Sunday they received another Ini vi ni; e la im s a g a in st th è salii e sta te are bere
i fresh sob. “the wretch missed nearly Into the private collector's possession
<iuv Bros.
Dalton ................
be d etrim ental to th eir own interests. wire stating that they would put in ap li> n otitled to pivsent th è san ie, duly ve riti ed
ho made n special Journey to Stuttgart,
all of them !”—New York Tribune.
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w
ith
th
è
proper
v
o
u
ch
er*
th
e
re
fo
r.
to
i
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sale
R
egistercil
Pol
a
ml
C
hina
hoars
n
ml
pearance for the previously arranged
W hat th e Item izer wants to advise is
Germany, to pee them, and when he
th è und ern ia ned, a l h U re sid en ce In aaid * -'ows. WHI cxclmiig«* for cow s th a t w illin '
I M Sm ith
..................
•'•«(
game on Wednesday night, A well illl- eoun
ty w itliin s lx m on tila frnm th è d ate o f Ib is fresh ca rlv th is fall. K. K. H ew itt. M onm outh
looked at them he left an open order to
J . B. Teal .....................
.TO1
In a F re n c h C h a te a u In W in te r.
th a t organizations be in not too big a ed house greeted them on Wednesday notiee.
TF.
Oscar
H
a
rte
r
.......................
50
Dated
and
tirsi
pu
h
lish
ed
.
M
areh
2
»
.
I'.
him
.
It Is unt all M1. ns to l>c invited to a a dealer In that city to buy them, no
hurry to draft resolutions takin g a night despite the apparent difference in
HARRY IMCKI NS.
J . G, V an O rsd el...............
50 French chit retail lu midwinter, uo mat m atter what they coat. He got them
th " playing of the two teams and the |
K xeeu tor of th è e state of
T o let >
S h fc p on sh ares. About «0 bend hy 1st I. N. Woods
definite stand on th is m atter. There game was soon on.
50 ter how di-tlngulshed the host or how u.q lie pal l the highest price ever
Mr. Tharp, of
I ..f Or
O liv er R. IMekena deeeased
►er, Jo h n M artin, 6M Pion eer, A16
Dallas Meat Co
. . . . 50
Dur L. li. Brow n. a tto rn e v fo r K state.
is lots <>f tim e yet, anil such a law is Moemoutli, acted as the referee.
: >wn !•>:• mich e.»g.a\ings to brin g .- |
K
<'
Kit
k
oat
rick
...........
.............
50 romantic and a rtistic the domicile. At
not to be hurriedly decided upon for ing the game lit) Held baskets were
least It isn't for the steam heated Bos- New York F ro :;.
11’ ANTED Five or six fr. -h m ilch cow s. Slat»
IV.
L.
F
e
n
to
n
.............................
...
..
50
thrown by our hoys and 5 i»y their op
"
j*ri< - am i full im rtieu lars lirst le tte r.
inu. lapped In the luxury of Hum
...
50
or against. Oregon is the first state ponents. The Snohomish bunch were
•inai Settlement.
Jo h n O rr, R ie k r e a ll: M onm outh Bell phone W I. Soeliren
C !,.• ¿-G ar. - .m.
A visitor lo n dlstrnct-
I 8 I in. bars
. .
60 mer warmth
a
gentlemanly
lot
of
young
fellows,
and
to attem p t such a law. so let us look
“Caddy, how »11 mv strokes is that
W .? W hite . . .
......................... 50 Ingiy lovel abode near Fontainebleau
much good feeling was engendered be V O T IC K IS H E R E B Y i.lY E N TH A T T H E Fl
in to the m atter thoroughly and ren tween .the five, but they have been .1 mil a eeoii'it of Max H aley, .... a d m in
V I* t M n
says he put in twenty four hours of for this hole?’* asked the golfer with
(.'OR SALK UV0 acres. 21 m iles n o rth o f D allas
is tra to r of th e e sta te of W. T. H aley, de
Conrml S t a f r i n ....................................... 50
der a decision a t the polls th at we greatly over rated as basket ball play erased
p V sica l nugulsh there and simply the plaid cup.
h as been tiled In th e c o m ity court of ' at |2.'» an acre. M utual phone. Bed If»!. Car .1 C H avter..............
50 came a wav wondering how his hosts
**i can’t any, sir ”
Alf»
pidk eount> s ia te of O regon, and th a t th e S a t Sw enson.
may not
have to
repudiate
in ers. The score lasl night was 4H to 12.
P A Fliifoth
66
urday. May
I'.tOH, at tin- hour of lito ’eloek
“Can't say?”
a m ., h as horn duly appoin ted hy such court
u || Roy
60 endured the arctic temperature of the
years to come. All reforms are cer
“No. sir; I can only count up to
for the h earin u of o’h fcrtio n s to suoli tiual nr
C O R S A L E M am m outh Bronze tu rk ey eggs
W R Kilts
................................. 50 ico ns. “I f I m eant to live In foreign
tain to have opposition a t first, and
cou n t and tin s-’tllcm o iit th ereo f, at w hich • Albert A lderm an. S alem , Box so ro u te 1.
Kd Biddle
......................................... 50 lands.” says this shivering person. ‘‘I twelve, sir.”—Fick-Me-Up.
t in o - an y pers.m in te re ste d In su ch e sta te may
for what seems to be ju st reasons, and
appeal and Mio olije« lio n s th e re to in w ritin g
i ’ w M n t lu w s
............ 66 would go through the chiding process
and c o n test tlie sam e.
............. ............... 50 which inures human flesh and blood in
(.’ ARM FO\\ REN T ■140 a c re s u n d er th e plow. Hall A Hayes
we should go slow in turning down a
Dated, th is 2nd day of A pril. I'. mik
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isville
\ddr.
ss
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Marcont
ile
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80
M y X H A LEY
France. What do these people do to
M onm outh. Oregon. M utu al phone, 4 on w hite .lo mson B ros.........................................
A dininist rato r.
50 render the blood In their veins to
Ine.
tf
l i t Wabotar
60 course like lire and net like an eternal
( ’ L Crider
.........................50
furnace?” T h a t’s a question Ameri
l i l ’ R E Se»
pring w heat, th re e v a rie tie s . Red H T Seym our............................................60
A Mr. Thoina«, representing the Port
’ Chaff.
teh r if e and Detlatiee. P ric e 90 F J Coad
Rapid changes of temperature are hard
.............................
|0 cans abroad might well like to have
ce n ts ft b u sh el. Ja m e s K. Hears, McCoy.
tf
land Rose Festival, was before otir com
answered.—Boston riernld.
C fl Coad
.............. 25
on
the
toughest constitution.
mercial club last evening, for the pur
O K W illiam s
...................
SO
L'O R S \ L E Tw o good -ows givin g m ilk am i d c OffMat
. QS
pose of interesting Dallas citizens in the
Heat of the Gun.
* w ill he fresh in A pul and May. One am i a i M <»• ut
...
.......
SO
It has been computed that the ten»
m atter of exhibiting tin* town*« resources
TIME TABLE No.86.
Ii ,1 f m iles n orth of D allas, on route I. Mrs. F.
The conductor passing fiorr. the heated
........................................... 25 pera ture of the surface of the sun
M. D unlop.
tf R R ilill
hy means of a float to he iu the Portland Trains from and to Yaquirta
C S Oraves
......................................... 25
would I k * expressed by 18,000 degrees
No. i
inside
of a trolley car to the icy temperature
parades at that time. It is pro|M»sed to
G W Myer
.........................
25
S in a m.
l.vlives Y ftiin tn a
..........................
I F Yoakum ..
....................... 2*5 of Fahrenheit's thermometer, or be
design a float of a large size in some Arrives
i;i»r xale.
11
a. m.
at corvsUla....................
of
the
platform—the canvasser spending an
W V F u lle r..........
........
25 tween eighty and ninety times the tem
11 IS i», tn.
....................
j em blem atic way representing the re A rrives a t A lban y
perature of bofllug water.
This Is
II \V E th e foil . » tog a r t i - les for
hour
or
so in a heated building and then
No. J -
sources of the town, the whole business
horn- e u e m ile south of Itrid * * *«»rt.
about five tim es the highest tempera
12 Vi p. m
Lest»»» Alban/ ...... ................
New O ffice r» E le c te d .
drei
thre«« iron
to lie built in Portland, and all we j Leaves C o r r a i t l * ....................
. 1 IA j» m
walking
against a biting wind—know the
ture that man Is able to produce by a r
» hair«
ft I V |>. m
, Tl'^ I>i«ltm Mrr.-mitil.' Coin >aiiv I ip M tificial me-»ns The light given off from
have to do is to pay a lump sum as the A rriv es a t Yatynlna
tw o C
difficulty of avoiding cold.
iis fu rn itu re i a ll ;
I t li.ir
...... »¡no mnently .’»wl the su rface of the sun is reckoned as
cost, sav front $300 to $800, and have Trains t*» and from D etro it:
am
■. let *« h ! the following new nffW ra: Pre- l>eing r».3DD times more Intense than
»tatHa Mharp
no further care in the m atter, fu rther! No. a->
‘ ident, D .1 Riley : vice president, 'I
Leaves A lb a n y
........ .....................
than the accept«nee of the design and a rriv e s s t D e t r o i t ........................
» lard
S co ff’s Em u lsion strengthens the
D Kilt»; secretary and treasurer. Win. that of the molten metal In a Bessem er
Hone. Owing t*» his m ultiplicity of converter, though that Is of an almost
raising “ f finances. Some
nr 31 were
«IP
body
so that it can better withstand the
blinding brilliancy
If we compare It
mj I hw interest-. II. I. Fenton resigmsl
» D etroit
j preset.! . nd seemed to U* in favor of! Day.
An ;v s at All»»
with oxyhydrogen flame, the sun sheds
I th.« tn.m igi*ment. and Mr. Kllis and Mr
danger
of cold from changes of temperature.
I the pro t. A comm ittee of arrange-! T r a it - for Do •allis
I Il«»\ve w ill «erve jointly in that capaci- a light eque! to 14fl times the intensity
i merits v
named, consisting oi I ('
j t*
The r»*|s»rt ot tin* secretary showed of the limelight
ALLEN t» H
\ H»any
Motu«
tliiit an excelle »t hnsines«* !ia*l lieen
K irkpatrick. II. L. Fenton a id II. ( ’. |
es at C o rv a llis
W hite
It will help you to avoid taking cold.
t runs teted ami a «5 percent dividend
! Eakirt, w ho will today inquire further [
C h ild r e n ’* F a v o r it e T o y».
was declared.
A
lban
y,
’
-*
P
j into the feelings of our business n»cn
A hundred and thirty-two schoolboys
US p.
s a t C o ri a llia
Proposals tor Street lii;pn»\t
1 Hoarding the m atter and report their
A L L D R U G G I S T S : B O c . A N D O I .O O ,
* Y t Craven i is out from his imber of Paris ar.d seventy-two girls were I d
incut
vited to describe their preferences in
A lbany
t » p.
| fl tidings.
j ranch for a f« w «lavs visit.
14 p. in
i a t C o rv a llis
the way of toys
Among the former
The Itemizer never desires to he con- i
C E I LED 1 . 1 *
other
Frank Glover and L. D. Daniel will
thirty-one voteti for a railway train,
^ I hr MtltlU
strued as knocking an advertising pr*.po- j Leaves A lbany
1
give
the
front
of
their
buildings
anew
12 '*> p. m I « Da
lla - or.«.« t. « n if i I «V ita k. I* M Moii.i
. 1 :Xi p. m j April
! .»at of jm int, and Mr. G lover’s meat twenty-three for tin soldiers, ten for
“O. I'» * or th*« grading and ina.
F U L L L IN E O F H EIN Z’S jsition when a reasonable amount of re- \ rrlves at C o n s ills
steam engines, nine for building bricks
¡ Hon " i t h .*«*.* ertatn p a rta . 1 «*tr .«» as «1
* market will he otherwise impmve»!.
turns can he seen as probable for the Train* for Albany :
ord
in
ailice
tal in
No. la* of «aid city . bei
and eight for toy typewriters and me
BOTTLED GOODS
nino b|o k* and fot ir u r e e t Inter*» :
The Dallas hand has been reorganized
amount of money expended, but we do
chanical horses
Forty girl«—a solid
Itnim >ve ; *«»• ii gradi ug a:. 1 ntacadnn
land
will
meet
t»»n»orrt»w
night
for
their
I..
»«v»
•
*
C
o
rv
a
lH
a
..............................
...........
ft
AO
a
.
m.
j Itelieve otir citizens could use s’teh .t ; A rrive» a l A lb a n y .................................. 7 10 a. tn. tit lM> com |*lelte«l on o r b efore O cto b e r l. l’>kH
1 first weekly prnctlce in <*n** of th»* m ajority-declared without hesitation
Tho c ity will furnt«h cru shed rock a t t
sum of money to much hotter advan-1 No 9 —
q u a rr y at ft's ««•’lit* |>0r yar»L ftnd will le»*e
I r.avins adjoining the Item ixer office. that a doll was superior to any other
I tage by using printed m atter telling o f ! Leave* C o rv allis
.............. ................... 12 B p m . atoanii roa<l r>lite r ftt $7 .\n per <ln\
I Hiev will start with 14 pieees, under Implement of recreation. The super-
k
m
itt
l>-•
••■en
ar
th
è
'
orti.
(or
wor
lio
n
*
a t A lbany
........
............ 1 .to p, m.
the lea»lersl.tp of NN ill Howe, and will child seems, happily, a long way off.—
our resources and carefully d is trib n t-! Arm««*
aud it'or. Ka< It bit) iniu*t ho »«'com patii c 1 l»v
No. 7-
When I want my laundry done
i.*il
oh«*»
k
paya
co rti«
b li t«* th è c i t i •*( Dall
«non I h * in g n »I form. A numb r of our Pall Mall Gazette.
ing it where needed. Floats are very | L««avr« C o rv alll* ........................................ rt oofp.m. fur 10 p e rc e n t of tho am ount hld. to b«« forfè!
1 old players ire with the organization.
bidder
cane
th«•
•hall
fa
ll
to
»iv
*•
«
1
In
»'
htv
A
rrive*
a
t
Vlbany
.
ft;40p.
n»
up nicely I take it to the
nice to look at, and show business en- .
» r a e x e c u te a c o n i ra«-t. T he envelo |»»‘ oc
No II
On April 8th. at the G ail I» del. Rev.
N a p o le o n a * a R e a d e r .
I terprize. but they s«s*n pass out of the
turning th e b hi m u*! I h * direrttMl to th è umita
V \Y. Sager u n ite! in marriage Frank
Leave* C o rv alll*
..............................
l l :0 0 a .m
*1 y net 1 au d ito r and mark«'<1
Bi«l oni sta«
Napoleon was a reader—persistent,
I minds of those who view them , especi A rrive* at A lbany
12:15 a m
fm p n «ventent
Bond in an am ou n t ••qual
M»>*e”, of Silverton. and Mary Ellen omnivorous, indefatiuable.
By the
All of th e above train * eonne« t w ith Southern th e c o n tra c t p rice w ill be re q m re d for fa ith fu l G uthrie, of south Dallas. The contract-
ally when so many are in line, and are
camp fire and in his traveling carriage,
Pacific tra in * both at A lbany and C orvalll*. a* p e rfo rm an ce of c o n tra c t.
■
ing
i»arti*s
will
make
their
Imme
at
I forgotten. A neat folder or other print well ** tra in * for D etroit, giving d irect serv ice
T he c ity re serv e* th e rig h t to r e jw t a n y and
a ll bid*.
Silverton. On the i>th he united Joseph in his teni|*orary staff office or his own
and Brct«*nhu*h Hot Spring*
ed m atter lives on forever, and when to Newport
ltate.1 A pril 7. 1WW
For fu rth e r in fo rm a tio n ap p ly to
1
(Hividson and Mattie V G arrett, at the bedroom his favorite volumes were I
UKO r . N B Y IN I, Hen Pa* Agent.
L. D BROW N ,
lit quit« advertising is when you burn
ever kept within easy reach.—Reader ,
A u d itor and Police Ju d g e of the City of Dal ! par*m age here. They eome fr*un Rail-
A lb a n y O regon
la *. Oregon.
H H LINO A gent. C orvalU a.
! stun and will make their home there.
j
tt up.
Is
certain if
tike
you
Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
This g re a t medicine cures those eruptions,
pimples ami boils that appear at all seasons;
aorofuLt sores, suit rheum <>r eczema;
itself equally well to, and also cures, dys-
pepsia and all stomach tro u b le s ; cures rheu
matism and catarrh ; cures nervous troubles,
debility and that tired feeling.
cures
adapts
t h e p o l k c o u n t y it e m i z e r .
T H U R S D A Y , A P R IL 9, 1908.
L Y D I A E . P I N K H A M ’5
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
’PHONES: « H SS
I
NOTICE TO VOTERS.
! B m S mm *.
Marriage License*.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Patents.
Probate Court.
City Property
Fur Sale
EASTERN
TRiP
ASSURED.
B. F. JONES
Attorney-at-Law
CHAMPIONS
PACIFIC
COAST
DALLAS CITY BANK
DALLAS BOYS ARE NOW THE
TOP NOTCHERS.
Beat Snohomish to a
Two Times.
♦
♦
FOR A FLOAT
At the Portland Rote Show Next
Month.
Wise Talks by the
Office Boy
Corvallis & Eastern
Railroad
Heinz’s Vinegar
on tap
A COMMON EXPRESSION
Heinz’s Pork and
Beans, 10c
We always have the best
WILLIE
Dallas Steam Laundry
NORTH MAIN STREET
BOTH PHONES