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OUR DISH
AND GLASSWARE SALE
A T A3SGLUTE GOST
will positively close on April 30. _ Don’t fail
to get the benefit of this exceptional oppor
tunity. We are going to sell out our entire
Crockery line, as it does not belong to the
grocery business.
Our new method of doing business grows
more popular every day. Even our compet
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We Strive to Keep Our Store in a Clean, Sanitary Way
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A new line of llonev, from Eastern On* on, made from
alfalfa, honey in the comb. 20e; two i r 35e.
Strained.
35c per jar.
Candied Honey, 20c per pound.
We also have ripe Olives, 35c p«*r pint jar.
We carry tin* Chase & Sanborn line of Coffees and Teas,
famous the world around.
On all purchases of $1 or more, or within thirty days,
we give 5 percent, except feed. For example:
Independence Flour. $1.14, net.
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Candidates’ Column
I hereby announce myself as a candi
date for
COUNTY
1
DOINGS IN THE TOWN.
fr Comings and Goings of Citizens of Dal’
las and their Friends.
Kirkpatrick keeps the best.
Dallas now has a camera club.
M. Hay ter, dentist, Wilson building.
Absolutely
Pure
d Bilious? Peel heavy after dinner?
^ i Tongue coated? Hitter taste? Complex- !
sallow? Liver needs waking up.
ft 1 ion
Doan’s Re.rulets cure billious attacks.
d 25 cents at any drug store,
CRIDER’S GROCERY
j
The largest and liest assortment in
town at the Mercantile.
Rev. Joseph HotM*rg visited hi daugh
ter, Mrs. Ella Metzger, over Sunday.
Ladies’ tailor suits in the new Guide,
Copenhagen blue, just in at the Ladied
Enqtorium.
A new awning is being placed in
front of the large store of the Dallas
Mercantile Company.
Notice our many new ads.
ASSESSOR
to be voted for on the republican ticket
at the primary election held on April
17th.
C. S. C R A V E S
I hereby announce my candidacy for
county
F ro m Grapes,
the m ost healthful
of fruits, comes the
chief ingredient of
BAKINQI
RGYAL ?0WDER,
The only baking powder
made from Royal
Grape Cream
o f Tartar
School Superintendent
of Polk county, subject to the rtqmblk'nn
primaries, April 17.
H. C. o E Y M O U R
I hereby announce myself as a candi
date tor
REPRESENTATIVE
F o r headache D r. M iles' A n ti-P a in Pills.
Dr. Donohue, dentist, Uglow building. on the democratic ticket to be voted for
Cotta ■ little more thtn the injuriotn alum
ut the primary election on April 17.
or phoephate of lime powoen, but with
J F o r headache Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills j A full line of mens’ furnishings at the
It elected I -»liuil support the people’s
Roytl you ere lure c( pure, healthful food.
choice tor United states Senator in
We want a correspondent at McCoy. Mercantile.
Write for terms.
Assessor Graves transacted business Congress without individual prelerence.
IU » U J U .A W M IW P n iB W
A hat free with every suit at the in Falls Citv yesterday.
W A Y N E D, H £ i*ftY
j Mercantile store.
Oyster shell grit food for chickens,
I hereby announce myself as a candi
L. D. Brown for abstracts. Notary old and young at Loughary's.
public, typewriting.
Clint Kgleris up from Portland visit date for the office of
All kinds of beautiful Easter cards at j ing at the home of N. L. Butler.
SHERIFF
L. D. Daniels’ store.
W e make a specialty of tailor made of Polk county, subject to the will ol the
CRANKY r,iu
voters at the democratic primaries on
Don’t miss seeing the moving pictures | suits—Smith & Shelton, Riley block.
Preaching hours at 11 and 8.
p
ril 17, L
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at the Colosseum Saturday night.
Moods snd Mystery That Art Em
Dallas Mercantile Co. has added a A
J. M G R A N T
M. E. CHURCH
bodied In a Piece of Steel.
Cards with your name on them while curtain department. Call and see the
Preaching Sunday morning and even
A cutlery company will make n hun
you wait at L. I). Daniels' music store. line.
I hereby announce myself as a candi dred razors from the same piece of ing. Sunday school at 9:46. Epworth
Get DeWitt’s Carbolized Witch Hazel
DeWitt’s Tattle Early Risers, the fa Salve—it is good for piles. Sold by date for the office of
steel by the ¡ aine process, and part of league at 6 :30. Prayer meeting Thurs
mous little liver pills. Sold by Conrad Conrad Stafrin.
the razors \\ ill be good and part of day evening.—M. I'. Dixon, pastor.
TREASURER
Stafrin.
Mr. and Mrs. H . L Fenton entertain- of Polk county, subject to the will of the them bad. It may be fifty of one kind
3. 4, 5 and 6 yard remnants at the ed the basket ball team at dinner Sat-
BAPTIST CHURCH.
voters at the democratic primaries on or seventy-five or twenty-live—nobody
Mercantile Co. store Saturday at one- urday evening.
knows. The maker doesn’t know; the
Preaching Sunday morning and even
April 17, 1!X)8.
half price.
. D. B E L T buyer doesn't know. Barbers say that ing. Sunday school at 10. B. Y. P. U.
State Organizer II. L. Day came up
The injured ones in the accident at from Portland Tuesday to visit with
even the price doesn't seem to make at 6:30. Prayer meeting Wednesday
the round house last week are improv the Woodman camps here.
much difference. You may get a good evening.—F. H. Baughton, pastor.
I
hereby
announce
myself
as
a
candi
ing nicely.
razor for a < unrter or a Ltd one for $5.
date for the office of
At
L.
I).
Daniel’s
store
you
can
find
Lacreóle students are back from the anything you desire in phonograph rec
Ami the same razor will get a contrary
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
COUNTY CLERK
I short vacation and have resumed work ords. A lot of nice new ones.
edge today, so that you can hardly
Preaching Sunday morning and ev
| at tlie college.
subject to the will of the voters at the shave with it. and i.‘.»morrow, without ening. Sunday school at 10. Christian
Ti e Dallas Soda Works expect to lemocnitic primaries on April 17th.
adPPional sharpening, it will work like Endeavor at 6:30. Praver meeting
Will Martin got painfully hurt at his have
their machinery in and ready to
sawmill Tuesday, by a piece of steel hit begin business in about 30 days.
a charm.
Thursday evening.—D. J . Becker, pastor.
A SA ROBINSON,
ting him in the mouth.
One tap will , > on a holt easily and
Independence
Mrs. George Snyder, of Wrangell.
stay there. Ano her tap will hardly go
For the latest creations in millinery Alaska, is here with her aunts, Mrs.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
on at nil. A third may I k * screwed on
go to the Ladies Emporium—Smith A C.
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I hereby announce myself as a candi
Preaching Sunday morning and even
G.
Coad
and
Mrs.
V.
P.
Fiske.
tight
an
1
nr.g
ai
1
yet
keep
coming
Shelton.
Riley
Block.
/V A *r* *"** "Is *T* *T* "F-
date for tiie Democratic nomination for
ing. Bible school at
i0. Senior
L. D. Daniel has a choice line o- the office of
off In spite of ail I’L.'t can he done.
t hristian Endeavor at 6:30. Bible class
DeWitt’s Carbolized Witch Hazel Enstcr
cards. Go and make your sef
Sometimes men that work with ma and piayer meeting Thursday evening.
Salve.
It
is
especially
good
for
piles.
The city official count will be held to-
lection before they are picked over.
COUNTY TREASURER
chines have a pren.on’ >n of coming A. C. Corbin, pastor.
Sold by Conrad Stafrin.
! day.
Don’t think that piles can’t be cured of Polk County, to be voted for at the disaster, as do the men that sail on the
Drop
in
at
the
store
of
L.
D.
Daniel
Sincerity clothes at the Mercantile
Thousands of obstinate cases have been primary election, April 17, 11)08.
seas or thread the winding paths of
ami see the tine assortment of postal cured
EVANGELICAL CHURCH.
I store.
If elected, I promise a faithful perfor-1 the big woods. Nature as well as
by Doan’s Oinnient. 50 cents at
cards and other novelties.
Preaching Sunday morning and even
mance
of
tin*
duties
of
the
office
and
a
|
any
drug
store.
Moss Walker
pieces of mechanism seems able to com
down from Falls
The turnout Jit the temperance lecture
painstaking regard for the welfare of j municate to man why they are in a ing. Sunday school at 10. Christian
City yesterday.
Do not forget the Dunbar hell ringers the people’s money.
Endeavor at 6:30. Prayer meeting
Saturday and Monday nights was not
calamitous and threatening mood. — Thursday evening.—N. W. Sager, past-
at the W oodman hall next Saturday
Carl Michanx, of McMinnville, was sufficient to warrant a speech.
E D D . C. D U N N
evening. Tickets are now on sale at
Chicago Tribune.
a Dallas visitor yesterday.
Five percent discount on all our goods the usual place.
Charley Fulton drew the unlucky to everybody—nothing reserved, no fav
I hereby announce myself as a candi
Kirkpatrick guarentees all his sugar
, number on the ballot—13.
orites. Kirkpatrick’s grocery.
to I k * pure Cane. If vou want beet sug date for the democratic nomination for
W. T. (irier and Mr. Belcher were
Reduction in tiie office of
The most up to date stock of millinery ar we haven’t got it.
j Dallas visitors Wednesday.
ever ou display in this city now at tlie price doesn’t mean reduction in quality
COUNTY CLERK
Ladies
Emporium—Smith
ik
Shelton.
with
us.
A large and complete stock of shoes
of
Polk
county, ( )regon, subject to the
: at the Mercantile Co. store.
Come in and hear the new April rec
Homer Dale brought us up yesterday will of the voters at the primary election
Primaries will be held next Friday ords. Everything in the new Fidis.ni a nice holly plant. It is generally be on April 17, 1008.
catologue now in stock at L. D. Daniels. lieved tin t these trees are not growahle
week, commencing at 12 noon.
■ the seed, but Homer proved to
F K E ü S. C R O W L E Y ,
Coal digging will begin on I'ncle Bill
Four packages of Force for 25 cents,
contrary.
Falls City, ( Iregon |
Brown’s property north of Dal as next
Saturday, at U. S. I^iugliary’s.
we k, a contract having been entered ri
Farmers, mechanics, railroaders, la
Get your boys and girls a pair of Red to with J . A. Roberts for that purpose. borers relv upon Dr. Thomas’ Electric
I hereby announce myself as a candi
Wing moccasins at the Mercantile store
Oil. Take the sting out of cuts, burns date for die nomination for the office of
There is nothing better than Kodol for or
bruises
at
once.
Pain
cannot
stay
The place of voting for Eola precinct dyspepsia, indigestion, sour stomach,
C O UN TY JUDGE
: has been changed from Eola to West belching of gas and nervous head u he. whore* it is used.
| Salem.
Unc'e Bill Brown purchased the home of Polk County, subject to the vote of
It digests what you eat. Sold by Conrad
ol .lack McDonald hero Mo «lay for $800. the republicans My platform ¡ h Good
Mr. John Woods is home with a crin- Stafrin.
Mr. McDonald has purchased five acre* Roads.
, pled foot, received while railroading in
Mrs. August Gerlinger* wishes to of improved land dear Beaverton and
C . O. H O L N I A N ,
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Califot ilia.
thank all who have been so kind to her will move his family there
Bridgeport Precinct.
Mrs. Bertlur Collins Toner will have in her sad bereavement, and is grateful
The baseball boys are making prep
I a special sale on children’s hats on Fri- for the tender thought expressed by the
arations for some goon games during
day and Saturday of this week, only beautiful flowers which were given.
FOR C O U N T Y JU D G E
the season. A meeting foi organiz itiou
two days.
Mrs. Sairgie Smith and Miss Linnie purposes will he held at A. J. Barham’s
I hereby announce utysidf a candidate
|it
The county commissioner« are in ex Smith, of Hoquiam, Washington, aunt real estate office this evening.
for a see »ml term as County Judge, sub
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tra seision today for the purpose of con and cousin of the editor, are visitihg ns
ject to the will of the Republican voters
Had
“Generally
dohiliated
for
years,
t
i<
week.
They
are
on
their
return
sidering a road petition and also one
at the April primaries.
sick headaches, lacked ambition was
from a winter s|>ent in Los Angeles.
regarding local option.
PLATFORM
worn out and all run down. Burdock
DeWitt’s Kidney and Bladder Bills Blood Bitters made me a well woman.”
Good roads and bridges, and keeping
Mr. J . B Nunn has resigned as fruit
are
prompt
and
thorough
and
will
in
a
the county expense- as low as a progres
inspector for Polk comity, and Mr. Ross
—Mrs. ( ’has. Freitoy, Mossnp, Conn.
II. Nelson, of Independence, has been short time strengthen weakened kidneys
sive and businesslike administration
Silver camp, M. W. of A., will have will permit.
ami allay troubles arising from inflama-
appointed to succeed him.
tion of the bladder. Sold by Conrad their eighth annual picnic at Kidder's
See Risser, the gunsmith, for all kinds Stafrin.
E D . F. C O A D
grove on the Corvallis and Indepen
of fishing tackle. He has everything
dence road near Sliver on May 2b,
Frank
Baker
and
wife,
who
have
been
yon need for fishing and hunting, and
1808.
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We are authorized to announce the
visiting H. (t. Eve»ett and family left
of the latest and best makes.
Colonel Matthews was down from name of
this morning for Independence, where
J . E. S I B L E Y
In last week’s issue our foreman got they will locate arel he will go into the Falls City yesterday.
He says that
Mr. Asa Robinson, of Independence, Hour mill business with his brother-in- •it the election Monday tb^ cows wen*
as a candidate tor the office of
in as a candidate for county judge and law.—Lebanon Express.
relegated to the hack yards of their own-
CO UN TY JUDGE
also tried to make a republican of him.
era and will not hereafter appear on
Miss Joan Rowell, a trained nurse, of the streets.
subject to the will of the voters at the
There will be a social at the Pioneer Spokane, Wash., is here at the bedsid *
sch«-olhonse April 10th. to which all are of i cr father, H. C. Rowell, who was
Police Judge Brown was called upon democratic primaries. Mr. Sibley as-
cordially invited. The money raised is stricken with apoplexy recently. Eu Saturday to piss upon the arrest of Rev. HUrev us that if elected In* will deyote
to he applied as a payment on the or gene Rowell, of The Dalles, is also in Jennings for tacking advertisements on Ids attention to the improvement of the
gan.
attendance on his father.—Sheridan Sun. our telephone poles, and gave him the county roads.
regular fine of $b for such an infraction
Kodol is today the l>est known rerne
Aar nts wanted—16x20 crayon por
J . G. V A N O R S D E L
dv for rdl disorders of the Homadit traits. 40 cents, frames 10 cents and u, of our laws, which was paid.
such as dvspensia, heart bum, m nr ah et pictures 1 cent each. You can
Lest Friday afternoon the pupils of
Candidate for
strn aoh and r eliding of gas.
Sold make 400 per cent profit or $30 ji week. the eighth, «ixth, fifth, fourth, and
I k re by O nrad Stsfrin.
Catalogue and samples free.—Frank W. ♦ hi»d grades in our nuhlie school were
COUNTY JUCCE
Mrs. M. V. Smith has returned from W illiam-Co., 1206 W Taylor, St., Chi entertained hv tho«e of the seventh
Young M en’s Clothes
grade with a nice program, drills, etc. I of Polk countv, Oregon, on the Démo
Portland and wishes the ladies to visit cago, III.
Ederheimer, Stein & Co. - Makers
the Ladies’ Emporum and see what
E. J. Center, a Sheri Ian boy, who A number of patrons were also present. cratie ticket, o he \<»t»*d for at tin; pri-
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mary
on
the
17th
of
April,
1908,
will
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spending a
they have in handsome veilings and h is a claim in 7-0 vicinity,
The country home of Mr. and Mrs.
fe v davs in the city. He says the peo John Guv was the scene of a verv pretty ' »ubmit the following platform :
i neck ware Something entirely new.
First—I will advocate g«x»d roads ami
E T T E R take a second look at
ple in his part of the country an; going j w Ming Sunday evening, when their
Mrs. Smith and Miss Shelton, know- to erect a summer pavilion 40x40 near daughter, Miss Ruth, was united in a fair distribution of the road tax. It is
!
not
just
to
roller«
taxes
from
theoiltly-
these styles for Young Men.
‘ ing that the ladies of Dallas and vicini Dr. Toney’s claim and will give all marriage with Mr. James D. Hubbard,
ty want everything uptodate, have care* pleasure loving people a hospitable wel Rev. D. M. Metzger officiating. A fine : ing districts, ami not give tin tax pay-
i ©r his share <*i the i<»;nl work i<> m m it
Absolutely
defy one to find any
1 fully select ih I their stock of tailor suits come.—Sheridan Sun.
luncheon was served.
I more eonvienent lor him to reach mar- i
and millinery, also veiling and neck
Mr. and Mrs. John Boyer and Henry
Hon ( ’, W. Fulton spoke at th** court
thing common-place or ordinary
wear of the latest designs.
Boyer were out hist week from their house Tuesdav evening. The band was I Second--No waste of publie money;
Kodol is a scientific preparation of h *me at Pitner to attend the funeral out and a big house. Mr. Fulton's j -trieteHt economy consistent with a goo«l
about
them. Brimful of style and
vegetable acid- with natural digestants of their stepmother, Grandma Boyer. si leech was mainly devoted toa refuta | administration of county affairs; a
and contains the same juices found in j They have some fine timber claims, and tion of the statements that have lately j »ntiutt* deal, ami good treatment for ev-
good taste; with smart patterns
a healthy stomach. Each dose will di expect good returns from them in the Iaren made against his character, and ervono.
gest more than 3,000 grains of good near future. Ti eir father, Mikal, re which he seemed to do to the satisfac
Third—I will try, if nominate»! and
and
perfect fit.
fond. Sold by ( ’onrad Stafrin.
I elected, to work in harmony with tin* j
turned with them to live at Pitner.
tion of his hearers.
j county commissioners so far as ! think
Also have others of the Eder-
Dallas grange did not have a meeting
The following gentlemen from Polk
‘*E. C. DeWitt A* Co., Chicago, III.
for tin- good of the people,
last Saturday, owing to other things in county have been drawn to serve as Gentlemen—In 18P7 I liad a diveas»* <>f i ¡ m Fourth—Should
the
voters
of
this
heimer-Stein make. All different.
tervening, but will hold an open meet- jurors at the next term of the Federal the stomach and Iiowels. In the spring
divide that I an» tin* profs r per-
1 ing on April 18th for the purf>ose of court which will convene on April 13th: of 11102 I bought a botti»; of K'siol and county
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(ill
th**
offic»*
of
comity
judge,
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C a n ’t put them before you on
discussing the seluiol appropriatinn and James B. Nesmit », Rickreall; Harry the benefit I received all the gold in ! will give to tin* management of tin* bus- ,
S. Blitz, Dsilhm; L. (»rice, McCov; Win. Georgia could not hnv. May you live mess of the county, th»* sumo energetic
other matters now !>efore the people.
p a p e r; you m ust see them to
Sargeant, Perrydale; A. B. Muir, Dal long and prosper. Yours very truly,
in the gue-sing contest held by Guy las; Alfred Huston, Independence; J. (’ V Corn* II, K sling, Ga . August 27, i ami careful attention that I have given !
i Div ow ii business.
Bros. A Dalton on last night’s basketball D. Smith, Dallas; L. N. Bilveii, Dallas; 1004.” Hold bv ( -»Urad Stafrin.
know.
Fifth I 1 « li« vein the direct primary.
-cor**, Chet Rowell and Fred Frakes tied J. A. Gibson, Eola; N.H. Burch, Riek-
It is iinfs»«sihle as yet to ex ctly de I think this is one of the agencies in tin; ;
for the gentleman’s prize with a guess reall; R. ('. Craven, Dallas.
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hands
of each elector to bring the gov- |
termine
the
number
of
voters
who
reg
of 45-12. For the ladies’ prize, Mrs.
8 P. Kimball, president of the rail- istered in Polk countv for the primaries, | eminent nearer to the pe».p!e, and take
II. ( ’. Seymour and Nfi -s Nora Robertson
nerv company, has let the
__[contract for as many were registered hv the justice jit out of t hr ‘ boss rule” giving us “ a
were closest with 42-12 and 44-14.
the construction of a nibitantitl honm of the i »esce in outlying precincts, ned :ov»*rrm.» nt of tin* fieoiile, by the |**o- ;
Workmen are ho«v in the a-se-sor’« in a grove at the top of one of the hills these will have to Is* transcribed on the pie and for the people.
THE
office and that of the deputy county on hi- laud in Polk county directly west registration Issiks before it is possible
I will v..y in conclusion that I served
clerk renovating them. In the latter of North Salem. The house will is* 28X to get at the total«. Registration Clerk the people of this county fr*»in 1HP8 to
o f f i c e wainsc »ting is b ing put in and 28, one and one half stories high and H. B. Ci)Mf*er is n »v. busy on this work
1902 a« sheriff, ami you can l«s*k into my
tbn walls will l»e given a coat of kalso- will b- modern and first cla«« in every ond experts to finish it up this week. record, and if fourni wanting, yon can
mine. Th«* walls of the assessor's office w av. The building will he put up by The liooks closed at 5 o'chick Tu day turn me dow n tin; same as yon should
DALLAS, OREGON
will he kalsomined and the wainscoting W. L. Welker and G. H Mover and will evening, but there was no gr it rush on any man who was unfaithful in his
revarnished. The latter gentleman is be occupied hv Mr. Kimbai) when «Mi* wither of th* last two «laya of registra i trust.
| to be found in the treasurer's office.
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J .U . VAN OiWDfcL.
pleted. —Hale in HUtenman.
tion.
5 percent rebate tor cash and all bills paid monthly
is a good method. Give us a trial. Our
goods are always fresh and guaranteed.
We want to contract your produce at a
stipulated price for six months. Come in
and see how we do it. Make yourself safe.
L et the other fellow speculate.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
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W e sell F O R C E at F I V E C E N T S a package
ail the time. It’s dear at that.
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You W ill Need an (Ml Sieve
fire was burning.
When warm days
and the kitchen fire
make cooking a bur
d e n -th e n is tiie time
to try a New Perfection
W ick Blue Flame Oil
Cook-Stove.
Marvelous how this
stove does away with
kitchen discomforts —
how cool it keeps the
room in com parison with
conditions when the coal
The quick concentrated heat of the
Wick Bine Flame OU Cock-Siove
goes directly to boil the kettle or bake the bread, and none
is diffused about the room to overheat it. Thus using the
“ New Perfection” is real kitchen comfort. Made in three
sizes and fully warranted. I f not with your
dealer, write our nearest agency.
Just such
a lamp as
everyone
wants—handsome enough
for the parlor; strong enough for the kitchen, camp
or cottage; bright enough for everv occasion. Lf
not with your dealer, write our nearest agency.
Lamp
FINE
MILLINERY
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The Elite
Everything in this line you will find at our
store. Our trimmers are experts, our trimmings
are of the best.
Special to the ladies of Airlie
and Falls City
We will he at the store of Miller it Alcorn, at
Airli.-, on April 7, S, IT, with a nice line of hats,
and at Falls City on the 10th, 11th and 12th of
April. All ran he suited
Misses M. and A .Reddekopp
UGLOW BLOCK, DALLAS
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Tu t, three and four-huttun suite: medium
and lent laptlt; coats 31 to 32 inches long
tilth 2 l/s-tnch dip in front. Sites up to 38.
E e e H ive Store