DeWITT’ S KIDNEY AND BLADDER. PILLS FOR.
W.aP Kidneys, Lame Back
5niì.w r at ion of the Bladder
A WKKS'S TRIAL 25c
Miss Ktfie Brow n h as been visiting
in Alb any.
Miss Cora Tufts i* hack from h e r ( V -
iforr.ia visit.
Floyd Mvor h as been d own from t h e
ag ricu ltu ral college.
Mr. a n d Mrs. F. J . C h a p m a n h av e r e
tu r n e d to California.
Over-W ork W eakens
Y o u r K idneys.
M, D. Ellis is erw tin - a bu ngalow in
hv n
:
rrf to cost alt- u t $2.000.
J. K. Hul hard an d wife will leave for
Kodaville for tlie lameiit of th e forinci s
h
ealth.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
Miss B e rth a C o u lter wen t t*> P ortland
All the blood in your body passes through T h u rs d a y , w h ere sh e will sp en d th e
your kidneys once every three minutes.
summer.
The kidneys are-your
F ra n k F Toews, an old newspaper
blood purifiers, they fil
ter out ihe waste or m an , now rep re sen tin g t h e Hazelwood
impurities in the blood. cream ery , of P o rtlan d , was a caller this
If they are sick or out morning.
of cruer, they fail to do
Ralp h B u tler of t h e Butler A Dunn
their work.
realestate agenev, was d oing business in
Fains, aches and rheu P o rtlan d recently.
matism come from ex
Mrs. L. II. F en to n a n d Mrs. A. F.
cess of uric acid in the
blood, due to neglected T o n er a r e in t h e metropolis th is week,
kidney trouble.
h aving go ne d o w n W ednesday.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
T h e re will !>e a F a r m e rs picnic on
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
J u n e 6th, at S hady Lane, on th e W m .
they had heart trouble, because the heart is
Burns
farm on t h e L u ck iam u te . A
over-working in pumping thick, kidney-
good pr ogram has been arra n g ed an d
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
It used to be considered that only urinary all are invited.
For t h e latest in m illin ery see Ola
I K e y t ’a stock at Perry dale.
Mr. a n d Mrs. Fre d Wells, of ^ a l t
All kimln nf iH'Uiltiful Hanter eiiriln at Creek, have u new son born on t h e 26th.
. I). l ’aiiiela' ature.
Dallas Mercantile Co. h a s ad ded a
.. W e m a k e a specialty ot h o rse shoe-
PHONE
PHONE
c u r ta in d e p a r t m e n t , Call an d see t h e
[ ing at th e old S m ith sh o p .— E. \N ade.
M U T U A L 1411
line.
B E L L 511
D e W i t t ’s Carliolized W itch
Hazel
J u d g e Brown is now se ttled in his
Salve. It is especially good for piles.
new q u a r t e r s in t h e Uglow building , lip
Sold by C o n rad S tafrin .
stairs.
DAL' A S , O R E G O N
Drop in at t h e store of L. D. Daniel
Fre d Crowley, o u r n e x t co u n ty clerk,
an d see t h e fine as so rtm en t of po stal
was in tervie w ing t h e vo ters h e r e S a t
cards an d o t h e r novelties.
u rday.
C. V. Clodfelter an d wife r etu rn ed
Get y o u r l>oys a n d girls a p air of Red
tlie first of t h e week from a visit w ith
troubles v/ere to be traced to the kidneys,
It se em s to be u p to t h e d em o crats to
relatives a t I n d e p e n d e n c e .— Jefferson Wing moccasins at t h e Dallas M e rca n but now modern science proves that nearly get P re sid en t Roos evelt’s desired m e a s
tile Co. store.
Review.
all constitutional di eases have their begin ures for t h e good of th e co u n try th r o u g h
Way ne D. H e n r y , t h e S t a t e m e n t No. ning in kidney trouble.
cong ress a n d J o h n S h a r p W illiam s is
G o t o t h e L ad ies’ E m p o r i u m if you
I
can
d
id
ate
for
tise
legislature,
was
a
If you are sick you can make no mistake going to do it.
wan t m illin e ry of t h e latest a t i k » . W e
by
first
doctoring
your
kidneys.
The
mild
caller
S
atu
rd
ay
.
I have n o th in g hut u p to d a te goods.—
Mr. F. E. Ker sey is in c h a r g e of Mr. ,
S m ith A S helton.
For sale—new five room co ttag e an d and the extrao; dinary effect cf Dr. Kilmer’s I i . M. Bro w n ’s real e s t a t e office for tin* |
S w a m p - R o o t , the great kidney remedy Is
two
lots;
price
$800.
See
L.
D.
Brown
n e x t m o n th , while H e n r y a t t e n d s t o !
See Kisser, t h e g u n s m i t h , for all ki nds
M7 soon realized. It stands the highest for Its t h e h a t c h i n g o u t of a couple of i n c u b a
of fishing tackle. H e has e v e r y th in g o r F ra n k Fuchs.
wonderful cures of the most distieasing cases
tors full of eggs.
von need for fishing a n d h u n tin g , and
3, 4, 5 a n d 6 yard r e m n a n t s at t h e and i s ‘'old on its merits
of t h e latest an d b est makes.
Mercantile Co. store a t half price S a t by all druggists in fifty-
O u r in fo rm an t neglected to give ns
cent and one-dollar slz-
tiie n a m e of Mr. Bewley as a m em b e r of
Call an d see t h e d a i n t y new styles in u rd ay at «me-half price.
es.
You
may
have
a
t
h
e band u n til it was too late to nlace
■ckvvear an d veiling at t h e La lies Em-
Mrs. A r t h u r Sim pson, of Albany, is
i >rium. We can also su p p ly you with 1 here with h er ch ildren for a visit with sample bottle by mail H om e o f s « mhp -R ooc . h im with t h e o th er s n a m e d elsewhere.
free, also pamphlet telling you how to fino He will play alto.
dl k in d s of em b ro id ery m aterial.
Mr. a n d Mrs. B. H. Pillar.
out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Chet Rowell, who has been head clerk
Mr. R. B. Je n n i n g s i * d own from Rex-
About. 30 G reeks were in town M o n Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmet
a t Jo h n s o n Bros, all w in ter, leaves th is
burg, I d ah o , on a visit with his wife, day night on th eir wav to work on t h e & Co., Binghamton. N. Y.
Afternoon
to work d u r i n g t h e s u m m e r
who is sp e n d in g t h e s u m m e r with h r railroad above Black Rock
p aren ts, Mr. a n d Mrs. I I . P. Shriver.
Do not m a k e a n y m istak e, h u t re- with J o h n VanOrsd ePa su rv ey in g crew
Safeguards your food ¿gaiast
Go to t h e E m p o r i u m for all th e late
above Black Rock.
T h ere is no th in g Getter t h a n Kodol for styles in n eckwear
!)•> n o t forget t h e m e m b e r t h e n a m e , S w a m p - R o o t , Ur
alum and phosphate oi linte
K
i
l
m
e
r
’s
Sw
am
p
-H
o
o
t,
a
n
d
t
h
e
a
d
d
r
e
ss
George
Curtis,
of
tiie
Polk
C
o
u
n
ty
Oil
d y sp e p sia, indigestion, so u r sto m ac h , place in th e Rilev building .
i n g h a m p t o n , N. Y. o n e v e r y b o t t l e .
c o m p an y , was u caller th i s aftern o o n on
belching of gas a n d n ervous h eadac he.
A r t h u r William s, whos e d e a t h is
bis wav to visit tiie p l a n t now at work
It diges ts w h at you eat. Sold by C o m a 1
m en tio n ed elsewhere, was a n ativ e of
o n t h e W h i t e a k e r farm«
Stafrin.
E n g la n d a n d aged 80 years.
T h e Bee Hive store now h a s an aw n in g
B u tle r A D u n n will ab out May flth
P. A. McNeil left Mond ay for a visit
Additional room s are being ad ded to on th e west.
occupy with t h e i r real es ta te office t h e
with his wife an d o h ildten in V i t t e n -
t h e < lail hotel on R a ilro ad s t r e e t r u n n i n g
Dick Madison a n d John Bird went to room vacated bv Ju d g e Brown, an d
It is said a lodge of F ra t e rn a l Broth
i Kor headache Dr. Miles’ A nti-P ain Pills | burg, Wi consin, whom he ha* no t seen t h e full heigth of tlie stru ctu re.
Now la th e tim e to clean u p your
K i r k p a t ri c k keep* t h e liest.
u n til af ter th e circus Den n is Caldwell
Salem to day.
for eight years. We ex p ect P ete hack
erhood will lie organized a t t h e K. T \ \ pr em i es,and t h e city could aet t h e pace
will h av e a lunch co u n te r th ere.
Dr. Donohoe, d en t i s t , Uglow building. ere t h e snow flies.
J u d g e Coad joined in holy wedlock.
M. H a y t e f , d en tist, Wilson building.
hall toni ght.
H. P. Bhriver an d Mr. H a r ri s h ave
by piling th eir wood in t h e shed an d
T h e fire d e p a r t m e n t was called o u t at
Kodol is t o d a y t h e bes t kn own rem e M on da y F i e d C . Price a n d Pearl Flood, taken do wn th eir y ar d fences.
Kor headache Dr. Mile*«' A n ti-P a in - *11; j
O y ste r shell grit food for chickens,
G u s Bow man has moved to his own , 1 no t all over th e vard.
a
n
d
C
o
n
s
t
a
n
t
i
n
e
Kan
gisen
a
n
d
Eva
11
:30
y
esterd
ay
m
o
r
n
in
g
to
a
fire
o
rig
in
Idy for all d iso rd ers of t h e sto m a c h ,
| old a n d young at L o u g h a rv ’s.
Ice cre a m parlors were generou sly atin g in t h e kitch en of t h e Gail ho tel. residence a n d Mrs. Louisa P eterso n is ,
Ed Coc kraue an d W. F. Lyon are
George D u n g an , of Je ffer son,
i such as d y sp e p sia, h e a r t b u r n , sour G orton.
patronized d u r in g t h e last few days.
bot h o u t with sub scription papers for
! Ola Keyt can a c o m m o d a te a n y one sto m ach ami b elching of gas.
Qui ck service soon ex tin g u ish ed t h e now living w ith G r a n d m a Peterso n.
to wn tí»is week.
Sold
The
E
m
p
o
r
i
u
m
h
ave
a
nice
new
line
w a n tin g m illinery a t h er P erry dale store. I h ere by C o n rad Staf rin.
T h e second delegation of circus a d v e r blaze, a n d t h e d a m a g e was less t h a n
Fre d M anweiler an d E d. G e n t r y went I : t h e office of n ig h tw atch in an a n d we ex-
of ch ildrens a p r o n s anil d resses on dis-
A large an d com plete line of shoes at
o th ers would t a k e it.
to I n d e p e n d e n c e S a tu r d a y to work in a. I j pect
*
tisers were in town with t h e i r c a r yes m ig h t have b een ex p ected .
Gel D e W i t t ’s Carholized Witch Hazel
t h e Mercantile C o ’s.
Last J a n u a r y , Mrs. J o s h u a Bowles, play. Also a line of ladies m u slin u n terday.
Imp
field
n
ear
t
h
a
t
place—L
e
b
an
o
n
E
x
-
'
Vernon
Kaegi, a lad of 14, was com-
! S alv e—it is good for piles.
Sold by I of Salt Creek, fell an d br oke h er right der wear.
V ario u s sc hem es are being talked of
A. W. P lan k in to n has been v e r y ill a t ; Co n rad S tairin .
i m itted to t h e reform school yesterday by
I . D. Bro wn, lawyer, n o t a r y pu blic. in reg ard to t h e m a r sh a l an d night- press.
i
fore
arm
.
Friday
sh
e
slipp
ed
again,
and
Mrs,
L.
G
erlin
g
er
a
r
riv
ed
h
o
m
e
S
u
n
his h o m e west of town.
Mr. Gilbert McGregor, y ard m a s te r J u d g e Coad an d tak en over by Sheriff
j Mr. a n d Mrs. .T. II. Saverv a re visit I while tr y in g to save th e injure d arm , d a y ni ght from California. S h e lias Abstracts fu rn ished . U p sta irs, Uglow watch problem , a n d it is pro b ab le t h a t
n e x t M onday n ig h t will see an i n t e r e s t a t t h e W illam ette Valle\ mill, is tak in g Hr.u '. Incorrigible, sa y his p arents by
Mr. K. A. H a m ilto n is erectin g a l ing Mrs. R. C. R em in g to n , n orth o f ! bro k e it ag ain u p n ear th e shou lder.
near ly recovered from
h er recent building .
ed crowd of bu siness m en at tin* council a layoff a n d visiting P o r t l a n d a n d o t h e r adop tion.
h o m e in Fairvie w district.
j town, lor a few days.
U p to th is m ornin g tw enty-five a d d i c h a m b e r , as king for ce r ta in things.
| “ G en er ally def oliated for y ears. Had severe illness.
Miss Ola Key t k eeps all t h e u p to d ate
Mail Agent Don. Allard who was m n -
A t L. D. D aniel’s s to re you can find j sick h eadaches, lacked am b itio n , was
Ah. B u rn ett h a s in stalled a lu nch tional voters have registered since t h e
T h e need of a n ig h t watch was very
F ra n k Kersey yesterd ay sold two lots ning on t h e Exp ress, has been transfer-
styles a t h er P e r ry d a le store.
a n y t h i n g v >u d esire in p h o n o g rap h ree- I worn out an d all ru n down. Burdock t o n n t e r in t h e re fr e s h m e n t p arlo rs of primaries.
practically
d
e
m
o
n
s
tr
a
t
e
d
last
night
in
Fairview,
belonging
to
Dr.
H
a
v
t
e
r
red
to th e Seaside run, an d Alva Mor-
Blood Bitters m ad e me a well w o m a n . ” Bilveu A Sparks, so m e th in g needed
Mrs. Hazel W ag n er ha« been u p from when t Jiief Odom h ad to rout th ree
D o n ’t miss seeing t h e mov ing pictures ords. A lot of nice new ones.
to Alva Morton, for a co n sid eratio n of ton h now th e messenger between here
| — Mrs. Chas. Fre ito v, Mossup, Conn.
h ere considera bly of late.
P
ortland
visiting
h
er
p
a
r
e
n
ts,
Ju
d
g
e
a t t h e Colosseum S a tu r d a y night.
men o u t of t h e sh e d s hack of th is office, $150 a n d $90.
Mrs. J. C. Long arrived h ere Friday
a n d Portlan d.
New goods com ing in every week.
C h e rrin g to n is m a k i n g t h e prettie st an d Mrs. N. L. Butler.
th ey h a v in g gone t h e r e to sleep. They
J . K. R ichard son has changed hi* a d ¡from Chicago for a s u m m e r visit with
Ou r stock of ladies tailor su its, millin- p ictu res ever m a d e in Dallas. This
i h er sister, Miss Jessie Wisem an.
The <>. A. C. bas e ball t eam defeated had b lan k ets with th e m a n d seem ed to
d ress from I n d ep en d en ce to Albany.
' er y an d ladies f u rn is h in g goods are sell s p r i n g ’s h ats t a k e beautiful. He has the S ta te Normal men at M o n m o u th , he used to sleeping in tiie open.
C a rd s with y o u r n a m e on th e m while ! T. J . H arris , a f o rm er sheriff of Y a m in g so rapidly t h a t we a r e kept bu sy o r also tin* postal pictures.
A30 S a tu r d a y afternoon, 8 to 3
T h e May n u m b e r of Success Magazine
you wait a t L. 1». Daniels’ music store. hill co u n ty , a n d b r o t h e r of Mrs. George d e r in g new su p p lies.—S m i t h & S helton.
Oakgrov eitcs will give th e i r t h i r d a n
Bingham , died in Alaska recently.
Ju d g e ('oad an d C o m m is sio n er R i d co n tain s an a r g u m e n t tor a tariff c o m
D eW itt's Little Karly Risers, t h e f a
Kodol is a scientific p r e p a r a t io n of nual picnic at t h a t place on J u n e 13, dell are o u t at Buena V ista to day look mission by II. E. Milles, of th e N atio n
L. D. Daniel lias a choice line o- vegetable acids w ith n a t u r a l d igest» nts 1908. This is o n e of o ur best co unty
mou s little liver pills. Sold by C o n rad
al M a n u fa c tu r e r s ’ Association
T h ere
| E aster cards. Go an d make vour sef an d c o n ta in s t h e sa m e juices found in picnics, a n d all w an t to k eep t h e »late in ing after some bridge m atters.
St a frin.
s a n art cle bv K e n n e t h Augustine u p
| lection before th ey are picked over.
It is as to n is h in g th e n u m b e r of tr a v e l on W ilhelm Fulk a n d his art, ami one
a
h
e
a
l
t
h
y
sto
m
a
c
h
.
Each
dose
will
d
i
m
ind.
Ola Kevt invites th e ladies of P erry - |
ing men who find occasion to co m e to by J a m e s L. Ford a b o u t “ T h e Men
dale a n d vicinity to call an d e x a m i n e : Lee S m ith ran a har dwood sp lin ter gest m o re t h a n 3,000 g rain s of good
You can a t t e n d th e visit of t h e fleet Dallas. T hey come in droves some
Who M a n u fa c tu r e F a m e . ” T h e result
j in to his r ig h t t h u m b F rid a y , which ! food. Sold bv C o n r a d S tafrin .
h e r fine millin ery stock.
a t Frisco by pay in g $20.90 f o r a round
of a straw vo te am o n g 10,000 life s u b
caused co nsiderab le pain a n d an noyan ce . I Ju d g e Brown, t r u s t e e of t h e e s t a t e of tr ip ticket on t h e S. P. T h is will i n days.
Ed R ich m o n d sh ip p e d a ca rload of |
scribers
upon n atio n al policies and p res
The street sp rin k ler is on ce more b a d
Don’t t h i n k t h a t piles c a n ’t he cured | Oris E. E a r t i a r t , a b a n k r u p t , w en t up clude y o u r fare from h ere by way of
m u t t o n sheep from McCoy last week
ly needed a n d we suppose Mr. C o u lter idential can d id ates is given.
|
to
F
alls
City
t
h
e
o
t
h
e
r
d
ay
an
d
sold
the
P
o
rtla
n
d
.
!
T
housa
nd*
of
o
b
s
t
i
n
a
t
e
cases
h
ave
been
to t h e P o rtlan d m ark ets.
will be able to s t a r t it ru n n i n g in a few
Hon. J . O. S taats, ro pre senative from
I cured by Doan’s O in m e n t. 50 cents a t logging outfit "f t h e mill. It was bid in
Horace W eb ster h as been all to r n u p days more.
Rev. M. J . B i l l a n t y n e , of t h is city, j a n y d r u g store.
by M c H ard y & Atch ison, wh o already
Polk co unty a t t h e session of 1893, was
th i s week, ren o v atin g his confection ery
occupier! t h e p ulpit of th e Evangelical i
ow n ed t h e ti m b e r, for $750.
in
to wn recently on bu siness. His
I. F. Yoakum ow ns a n a t u r a l a m u s e
Any person h a v i n g c a t a r r h , as t h m a
store. W h en he gets t h e work c o m
c h u r c h a t St. J o h n s last S u n d ay .
J . II. Byerley r e t u r n e d hom e from pleted. it will he o n e of t h e p rettie st m en t gr *und where bis h o p y ar d is lo fath er se ttled in Polk co u n ty n ear t h e
or hroncliitis can le a r n of a proven cure
cated. J u s t t h e place for circuses, c a r Benton line in 1845, a b o u t t h e sa m e
C o m e in an d h e a r t h e new April rec by se n d in g th e i r n a m e and ad d ress to Dallas F rid a y even ing, acco m p an ied by shops in t h e valley.
t im e t h e late J. C. Avery settled on
nivals, picnics, etc.
ords. E v e ry t h i n g in t h e new Edison postofiice box 250, Dallas, Oreg on. M21 hi* d a u g h t e r , Mrs. Stub blefield, a n d her
w h at has since become t h e site of Cor
Bilious?
Feel h eav y after d in n e r ?
catologue now in stock at L. I>. Daniels.
ch ild ren . Mrs. Stublefield h a s been
M .T illerv , of I n d ep en d en ce, was in vallis. Fo r some tim e t h e r e was no in
Tongue
coaled?
B
itte
r
ta
s
te
?
C
o
m
p
l
e
t
In answer to many who have requested that photos be
F a r m e rs , mechanics, ra ilro aders, la very ill lately a n d t h e c h a n g e to t h e
town over Sun day, looking for residence h a b i t a n t residing betw een th ese two
Silver ca m p , M. W. of A., will have
ion
sallow?
Liver
needs
w
ak
in
g
up.
t h e i r e ig h th a n n u a l picnic at Kidder’s bo rers rely upon Dr. T h o m a s ’ Electric fresh sea air will no d o u b t he highly Doan’s Regu lets c u re billious a tta c k s . p ro p erty . He is coming to Corvallis ii pioneer neighb ors accordi ng to t h e
beneficial
to
h
e
r
.
—N
e
w
p
o
r
t
News.
Oil.
T
ak
e
t
h
e
st
ing
o
u
t
of
cu
ts,
b
u
r
n
s
S e p te m b e r to tak e up his residence s t a te m e n t of Mr. S taats. T h e i r ho mes made of their places of business, homes, etc., we will
g rove on t h e Corvallis an d In d ep en -
25 cents a t a n y d r u g store,
while yo ung people .n t h e family atten d were 16 miles a p a r t . —Corvallis Times.
d eu ce loud n e a r Su v er on May 29, o r bruises at once. Pain c a n n o t stay
Sheriff G r a n t went over to Salem
w
h
e
r
e
it
is
used.
C
o
m
m
en
cin
g
n
ex
t
S
a
tu
r
d
a
y
,
tin*
La
college.
He was former ly connected
M21
give the reason th at work has not already been begun:
1808.
M onday to t a k e A ndrew M a th ew s aged
dies
E
m
p
o
riu
m
will
h
ave
a
special
sale
with t h e flouring mill at Ind ep en d en ce,
C a n d id a te s will lie charged for a d v e r 11 years, c o m m itte d to t h e reform
D e W i t t ’s Kidney an d Blad d er Pills
on st r e e t lnits, including all Merry a n d is an old t im e resident of t h e Wil
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We thought it better to wait a few weeks until our trees
INDEPENDENCE.
a r e p r o m p t a n d th o ro u g h a n d will in a
of £ W. ' II. M athews, of Bridge Widow sh ap es, also ch ildrens leghorn la m e tte Valley.—Corvallis Timas.
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s h o r t i m e s t r e n g t l en weakened kidneys tisin g —50 cents a n inch, with t h e — stepson
hats an d o t h e r de sirab le styles.
ru
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port,
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thieving
prop
ensities,
ce
ptm
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of
where
half
tones
are
a n d allay tro u b le s arisin g from i n h u m a
had gotten in full bloom and then make prettier pictures
C o u rtesy W e s t Side.
As will he seen b y t h e bids called for
tion of t h e b lad d er. Sold by Co n rad th en t h e price will lie $1 an inch, 1 his which it is hoped a t e r m at school will
| remove.
G eo rg e’K oeneke h a s sold his
price is for four in se rti ns.
elsew here in th is paper, t h e city co u n
S t afri n.
Im':" for every one. Our representative from Portland will be
m a r k e t h ere to C h a m b e rl a i n & Long.
I Ou r Peedee c o rre sp o n d en t in fo rm s ns cil will first m acad am ize t h e block
I t h a t a tree blowing do wn across t h e , from t h e . to p . of th e Acade my hill to Oak
11, C. C h a m b e rl a i n , who was stricken up in a few days now, and then the work will be pushed
I road a n d p r o h ib itin g t h e mail carrie r I street, using t h e work as a so rt of ex-
en with in fia m a to ry rh e u m a t i s m some
! g e ttin g by was t h e reason th ose item s | p e r im e n t for t h e rest of the jot..
two weeks ago, is s o m e w h a t im prov ed.
with vigor until completed. If you want anything in this
did not reach us last week. We are
P re sid e n t E. D Kessler, of t h e M o n
We Strive to Keep Our Store in a Clean, Sanitary Way
W. H. Meeker, of Tacom a, is visiting
sot rv, as t h e c o rre sp o n d en t t h e r e is one m o u th n o rm al school, wen t to Salem
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Mr.
line, word can be left at this ofhee, and you will not be
ft of h* most r eg u lar we hav e, an d we T u esd ay ev en in g to a t t *nd a m eeting of
M eek er w as a t one t i m e a resid en t of
t h e points lost for an u n a c th e exec utive co m m i t t e e of t h e hoard of
th is co u n ty .
JÔ ! c h o a u t e n ta to b see
le acciden t.
overlooked.
regents of n o rm als, before leaving on a
J . L. W h i t e m a n , who r ecen tly r e
“ E. ( \ DeW itt A Co., Chicago, III.— t o u r of inspection of e as tern normals.
A new line of Money, from E astern Ore ton, m i fe from
tu r n e d from Bellingh am .
w h ere Inti
J# G e n t l e m e n — In 1897 I had a disease >>f Clyde E m b r e e received t h e n o m i n a
nlfxlfx, honey in th e eonih. 20c; tw o for 35c. titrain ed .
s p e n t t h e winter, was h ere visiting his
th«j sto m ac h an d bowels. In t h e spring tion on t h e R epublican ticket for justice
neice, Mrs, G. W. Conkey, th is week, j
35c
per
j:ir.
of 190? I lniught a bottle of Kodol an d of t h e peace for I slan d precinct. As a
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f t t h e benefit I received all t h e gold in n o m in atio n is < qtiivalent to an election,
Cnndied H oney. 20c |>er pound.
A n u m b e r of horses a r e h ere in train-1
eorgia could not buy. May you live t h e first h ach e’o r to apply will be m a r
ing for t h e race m eet w hich takes place l
7Ì | G long
W e also h ve ripe O liv e ., 35c per p i n t jar.
a n d prosp er . Yours very truly, ried free, provided he will allow the
on Ma y 27th a n d 28th, a n d is being |
f t ( ’ N. Cornell, R »ding, G a., Aug ust 27, justice to kiss t h e b rid e.— Burns News.
m an ag ed by t h e I n d ep en d en ce Driving
W e carry th e C hase A’ Sanborn line of Coffees and Teas,
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1906.”
Sold
by
Conrad
S
tafrin
.
Club .
f m o u s th e world around.
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Five can d id ates were in itiated hv th e
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Mrs. C. H. Underwood, of K l a m a t h
T h e May Mc Clure i* a s tr o n g fiction W ood men hero T uesday n ight. Dallas
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On nil pnrchii.es of -ft or more, or w ithin th ir ty days,
Falls, is here on a visit to her pa rents,
! n u m b e r . ‘ In t h e Dark H o u r ” is a ( v m p will co m p ete at t h e Fulls City
we n ; ve 5 p e rc e n t, except feed. i*or exam ple:
Owing called h ere on ac count of tin* s e
f t | stirrin g story of tropical love a n d ad - picnic for th-.* $25 offered as a prize to I
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Indi'pendence Flour. $11 4 , net.
rious illness of h er fath er, Mr. II. C. j
I v en tu re, by Perceval G ib b o n , a u t h o r of tiie c a m p t u r n i n g o u t i.» th e most ‘
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Lucy
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u n iq u e u n iform e m b l e m a t i c of t h e order, j
7» | P r a t t ' s Ezekiel reap p ears in a delight-
Mrs. S. O. Clodfelter an d d a u g h t e r , 1
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Mrs. W. H. K u y k en d all, of ea.-tern
1 fill story, “ In ( 'b a r g e of T r u s t y . ” “ War
DEMOCRATIC
Mary, of P o rtlan d , ar e here vi.-itiug at j
I on t h e T ig e r ” carries tin* read er th r o u g h W ash in g to n , sp e n t a few days, w ith )
t
h
e
hom e of Mrs. A. ( ’. Moore. They b i
jungles, on t h e tr ail of t h e m a n - e a tin g relatives. She is o i h e r way hone* Í o n
CANDIDATE
nd le.ivi .L1 tor Iowa soon, where they j
tiger.
California, w here sh e went to h elp care
will reside in t h e future .
for h er bro th er, J . ( ’. Ellis’ wife, w i n 1
h as been q u ite ill. She left Mr E ld s ¡
Dr. Bridgeford, of O lv m p ia, W ash , is
an d family cosily se ttled at Re dlands,
l u r e a t t e n d i n g I I . ( ’, C h a m b e rl a i n , who
an d Mrs. Ellis m u ch im pro ved in health.
is ill with infirm .itory r h e u m a t i s m . He '
h accom pani ed by Mrs. Bridgeford who I
One of t h e m o st a tractiv e f eatu res
is a d a u g h t e r of Mr. ( humhci lain.
wit it t h e G r e a t e r Norri-
Rov » cir
I d . 1 = 37 - C O N T t A D
3 T A F E I1 T ,
D a lla s. O re g c a
ROYAL
B a k in g P o w d e r
G R O C E R IE S
The only Baking Powder made j
with Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
5 per cent discount, oash (o r thirty ¿ays) 5 per cent
In sures healthful and
delicious food for every
hom e—ev ery day
DOINGS IN THE TOWN.
Comings and Goings of Citizens of Dal"
las and their Friends.
0ÜR SPECIAL EDITION
Is to be the Most Beautiful Work of
Art Ever Attempted in Polk
County.
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mis. m u seu m , men agerie, h ip p o d ro m e
an d congress of n atio n s, which will ex -
hi u i th is city W ed n esd ay afternoon
and night May 8th. is th e really rem ark
ahie display of eq u in e intelligence e x
hibited. T h e g ran d en tree is comiiosed
of forty-four lady a n d g e n tlem en riders,
gaily co stu m ed , m o u n t i n g a i d dis
m o u n tin g while going at top speed on
I th o ro u g h b red racing .-trick. T h e accom-
-I,-1 ed h o rsem an a n d women with thi-
Y T RAPO
i big circus th is se aso n, in clu d e sue t well-
C LO TH ES FOR BOYS
kn ow n artists as George H olland, l'*-atik
Ederheimer, Stein & Co. - Makers
Miller. Mickey Feelev, A ustin King,
J o h n Deere, William Gilson, principal
s u m m e r s a u l t ami b areback
rid ers:
beautiful Rose Dockrill, Mile. Castello,
Mile. Fini, Lucilo King, Floy Crowell,
II *len Martin a n d Dottie Miller. Nor-
ri« A Rowe h ave m ore riders t h a n
a n y o t h e r circus in Am erica. During
t h e run of t h e big circus in San F ra n c i s
aoood
co th is sp rin g of fix tv co nsecutive p e r
formances, 279,873 p ersons paid a d m i s
sion to t h e show. T h e press of t h e city
devo ted co lu m n s of spa ce to t h e riders
an d o t h e r big acts w ith t h e circus. By
a r ra n g e m e n t, t h e Norris A Rowe c i r
cus will ’n e t h e o n ly big show to vis t
this section of t h e co u n try This year.
T h e record m a d e by t h e G r e a t e r Nor
ri« «Sc Rowe circus, m u se u m , m e n a g e r
ie l»»p|x>droine a n d cong ress of nations
;n Sc
F ra ncisco th is sp r in g surpassed
a n y t h i n g t h a t h as ev er t a k e n place in
tin* an n als of t h e circus profe-sion.
T h e big show pl ay ed to 279,873 paid ad-
missi »ns d u r i n g tin* r u n of si x t y consec
utive per form ances. Stirelv a circus
th a t can stay in t h e metr opolis for such
h peiiod an d plav to tu r n aw ay bu siness
The rig h t garm ent
m u st have m erit. T h e big show will —
f t r every hay a have I ha
e x h ib it in tin s city W ed n esd ay af ter
age a f 3 y e a n .
noon a n d night. May fith, an d will bit h i
t h e only Fig circus to visit th is section
of th e co u n tr y th is year. T h e new
street p ar ad e is said to !*; t h e finest de
m o n stratio n ever m ad e by a t en ted e x
hib itio n , in a s m u c h as il m new an d .
DALLAS, OREGON
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YOU PICK Y O U R O W N
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DALLAS MERCANTILE 00.
A K E it a
point, right
now, to see our
XIR
suits
for boys. They’re
new, seasonable,
a p p r o p r ia te ; a
great number of
styles; with a scale
of prices that per-
m its b u y in g at
your own figure.
M
The Bee Hive Store
The man who pledges
himself to support the
peoples’ choice for
United States . enator
w i t h o u t individual
preference.
J a m e - Helm ick, hi- wife an d daugh- !
; -:, of M o n m o u th were in town this
week. Mr. Ileh n ick has 28 acres oi
.ops a n d Ills ‘'o n tr acted th eir sale for j
to e n ex t th r e e y ears a t a fair price,
T h e sy stem k n o w n as selective ring- !
ing w ill lie installed on p a r ty lines by!
tr.e H o m e Tel-p hone C o m p an y . This
does aw ay with rlie an n o y an ce of having !
y o u r hell jingle w h en ev er a n y HulMcrih-
er on yo ur line is called.
Thus. Morris, of Rani r. Oregon, w
i
in th is section last, week looking for a j
t h o r o u g h b re d hull. H e found what he
w an ted in th e her d of Ross Nelson, a j
registered Je rs ey , Chief 's Black Jo»*.
'Tin* fine hull was t a k e n oil t h e boat
Friday m or ning .
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F. E. MYER
Democratic
Nominee
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ANOTHER BIG COLT.
FOR
Lets Than Two Years Lut Weighs
Seventeen Hundred and Twenty
O n e tin* big colts of Benton co u n ty is
a seven-eights Per cheron hr«*I a n d «»wil
ed by ( has. F ran tz of Kings Valle» .
T h e a n im a l was weighed t h e o t h e r day
a n d tipped th»* be am a t 1.720 pounds.
II»* la»*ks six weeks of being two years
1 old. It is lielicved by m a n y t h a t tit tin*
- an te age. In* would e«pial if not »*xm* I
t h e big colt bred a n d ow n»*»l by \V. G.
Davis. T h e sire. Atniral. and «lam arc
own«*d by Mr. F ran tz. Tin* n a m e of th e
colt is Major. Il<* was a prize w in n er in
t h e Corvallis livestock show last year,
t a k in g second nlace in th e year ling »• »It
« lass. His weight t h e n , as a y» arling
was, 1,230 pounds. H e i« a r e m a rk a b le
| a n im a l, l i e will p ro b ab ly la* on th e
g ro u n d s a t t h e coining livestock allow,
w here m any of t h e lient horses an d
o th e r stork in t h e s ta te will bo on ox
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C o u n ty A sse sso r
The
BEST
MEATS
O F A M ,
K IN D S
AT
BARNHART & GRANT
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Next to Postoffice
C. L. H A W L E Y
Republican
Candidate
>A liLi
From Polk County