Polk County itemizer., May 21, 1908, Image 4

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Lay
We
Our E g g s
Patronize One Another for t
DEM OCR
CONC
For U. S. Senator..... G<
For Representative in Co
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We lay our eggs before you fresh from
the farm. I »m hen to vour table they
come us qtiickh as it in |to*sibl(‘ to get
them. Try some and see how different
they are from just ordinary eggs. Rut
good as they are the> are not a let l»et-
te r tlia all : .eerie« ban lie here. If
you like fresh ega-s, a« you surely will,
you will like our other groceries equally
hh well.
You will like our prices too.
They are always the lowest that will
pay for line quality.
E. B O Y D 6 l S O N
...at th e ..
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V(*t-
Hall
i. in.
C o rn e r G ro ce ry
For Representative
For County Judge
STEVENS
For Commissioner
For Clerk
For Sheriff
.................
For School Superintenden
BTEVFN3 SHOTOUN8
SHOOT 8TRA1GHT AND 8TRONO
For Treasurer
For M l* by all progrss-
tlvn Hardware and
Sporting Oood* M»r-
c&alit*. If you cannot
Obtain, W* «biD direct,
•xpr«*a prepaid, upon
reealpt of Catalog
Price.
For Surveyor
J. S T E V E N S
A R M S & T O O L CO.
P. O. Box 4098.
All Humors
he
list
H.
>TAL
1906
100
126
64
55
128
L25
155
112
83
39
175
79
>37
80
¿07
¿19
161
5
9ô
¿82
Ï27
de-
lia -
as-
ris-
ats
tal-
Are Impure matters which the skin, 111
kidneys and other organs cannot take c
01 without help.
Pimples, hulls, eczema nnd other er
tlons, loss of appetite, that tired fecli
bilious turns, fits of indigestion, dull he
aches ami many other troubles are due
them. They are removed by
H o o d ’s S a rsa p a rc fl
In usnal liquid form or in choooli.
tablet* known as S a rs a ta b s . 100 d o * *
E very dollar spent by owners o f I
« in i* » property in a town help«
make their holding* more valuable,
that they can com m and high er rei
advertises their town aH one of thr
W . I. Reynolds, the democratic not
nee for superintendent, has been a it
dent of Oregon for 21 yearn. During
of tliin time he has been engaged
school work. He wan for neveral yet
president of the Polk County Sund
School Association, mayor of Dalian i
two yearn, and ban helped with limn
and labor to advance the material
terentn of Polk county. 11 in intern
are all in thin county, and he will,
elected, devote hin whole time to the i
building of the schools. W e think t!
the voters will make* no mintake in ele
ing YV. I. Rcynoldn superintendent.
W hen a paper stoops no
running for one of the highest olli<
in our land, they nhould l»e ee tain
their proof
hand— they may need them .
statem ent* made lant week
Newberg Graphic are
< erta
by t
en tirely
wit
o u t foundation, except in the inindn
THE THREE “LY* FOR
WILLIE’S BOSS
ma­
Town
PORTLAND
=R 0 SE=
FESTIVAL
T o b.* held in
PO R TLA N D , OREGON
JUNE 1 to 6,’08
W ill lie the most brilliant
Im­
prove­
ments
Draw
First
Class
lil
il
ever held in the Pacific Northwest
Portland, “ The R o s e C itv ,” will lie a
scene of splendor and the center
of world-wide interest for
one week.
Immi­
gra­
Several im portant conventions to be
held in Portland on that occasion.
low an
assail the persona) character o f a in
Per­
nent
Chicopee Falls
Mass.
and incidentally brings m ore btisin
to their renter.
their ground* and have
Swnd for lSO-page Ulna-
tratad Catalog describ­
ing entire ontpUt.
H .a attractive cover
in color*. Mailed fo*
9 c*n u In lu m p * to
pay postage.
T
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC CO.
tion
he
Will Sell Special Tickets on
This Occasion
FROM D A LLA S
to Portland and Return at
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o f the Little T a b l e t s
a n d the P ain is G o n e .
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LOW
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
LOOKS LIKE OIL.
Mr. Cake and Statement No. 1.
grown May Yet Have
-
Oil Well,
Preaching hours at i l and 8.
%
M. E.CHCBCH
Preaching Sunday morning and even- :
ing. Sunday school at 9:4n. Kpworth
league
a* 0:30. Prayer meeting I’Uurs- :
In conversation with Uncle Bill Brown
the other duy we learn tiiat indications day evening.— M. P. Dixon, pastor.
are
inti
orH 8trot,gly than ever to
1 . *
.. .
BAPTIST CHURCH.
the thirling of oil on his tarn, near town
, where boring is now in progress. This
Preaching Sunday morning and even- j
, wa8 announced in the Item izer some ing. Sunday school at 10. B. Y . P. U.
at 0:80. Prayer meeting Wednesday !
evening.— F. H, Baugh ton, pastor.
livion and forgotten. W ho would trust i oal that such could be tlie outcome. It
Mr. Cake n«.w? Do you believe he ‘ is not yet an assured Hud, but those
PRKSBYTBBIAN CHURCH.
would work lor Oregon’s best interests j who claim to know, say that such a find
mould he by some misfortune be
Preaching Sunday morning and ev- !
is not only possible, but very probable.
c a tto the nation’s capital? Men who
. .
, *.
.. ening. Sunday seho d at 10. Christian !
won id p«-e »m r.pie-entutives of ibis A fte r getting clown with th«* first well Endeavor at H :” 0. Prayer
m eetin g!
giu.it comonwealth cannot »»low hot an«l ; som«? 100 feet, the casing became bent, Thursday evening.— D .J. Becker, p.istor.
tune, They ! rtII,| tjie „ rju \]ú(\ to \)e tak**n up and
•old at one and the same time.
n ust stand bv ilit- pi ilici; !< advc «•«ted. ! d rillin g began anew. This was done
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
or else stand aside, f»»r th«»>*e w ie » will ;
for ti»e people shrill rule belici • fo r th . not many feet away from the old one.
Preaching bundav morning and « veil­
,
bud
i
In the first well they found a vein of ing
Mr. Cake you ha«l a good chanci
Bible
school at
10.
Senior
yon had the stamina t«> stan d by the? light green water, and have now reached Christian Endeavor at 0:110. Bible class
sentiments von expressed hetoie the ;
.
,
and prayer meeting Thursday evening.
sanction of the primaries, tmt y«»u tail- i
..
a t .
Corbin, pastor.
ed just «* soon as you ventured into tlie Dr. Mars, who was a resident of the A.
RATES
EAST
and
W I L L HE M A D E T H IS KB A S O S B Y T H E
SOUTHERN
P A C IF IC
(L li.E S IN OREGON)
F rôinD â[!as,O r.
AS K GLOWS:
via
California
$89.40
84.40
83.65
76.90
76.90
tl-r«»i!^h
I*.»rtlun«l
$74.40
69.49
64 49
64.40
6-1.40
TO
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Paul
Omaha
Ámsas City
T IC K E T S W I L L BE O N S A L E
May 4, 18
June 5, 6, 19, 20
July 6, 7. 22, 23
August 5, 7, 21, 22
% SWIFT & CSS, I
»«»«I fo r retu rn i n ‘. m «lays w ith s to p o v e r priv-
lexes »it p lea su re w ith in lim its .
Corvallis & Eastern • HZMEificit THE DATES.
Railroad
i
A tag from a 10-cent piece will count F U L L valuo
Keep
S a ve you r ta g s fro m
HORSE SHOE
GRANGER TWIST
WASTER WORKMAN
STANDARD NAVY
J.T.
C a id w e l B r o s .
POOL AND BILLIARD HALL
Now Iwaltj hi the Kersl.ike Building
Sailor’s
EglantiM
Joiiy Tar
Old StatMman
0M Peach
Tlnsloy's 1G-*i.
À
Brfdto
Old Honaity
Black Bear
TÎNjCf
a M pjÉumfyBí*
cyriiL
,'ithout charge, in the
¡jCiÎMÎiïiC JiKiCi'ÎCÛ!».
A handsomely illustrated wc«*kly. I,ärgert elr-
cniuLiuii «»f anv scientlUe journal. Terms. S3 a
year ; four months, »L Sold by all newncti h I its .
Mb
niM & Co.36,B~-^’»New York
Branch Office, 625 P 9L. Warhlngton, D. C.
F R E D . J. W A G N E R
lias just put in one of
the “ Barous”
HORSE-SHOEING
devices. It is the latest thing
out for shoeing horses and he
has the l»est equipment and
can do the best horse-shoeing
there is done in the county.
He It;!-* the best of help and
therefor can back tip what he
says. Just give him a trial
and be con vineed. There is no
J>ett«'r work put out than is
put out at this shop.
p
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C
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French Briar Pipe— 50 Tage
Leather Pocketbook—80 Tags
Steel Carving Set—200 Tags
Best Steel Shears— 75 Tags
K"
Lad y’s Pocketboo.t— 50 T ags
Pocket Knife—40 Tags
Playing Cards— 30 Tags
60-yd. Fishing Reel— 60 T ags
supplied themselves with presents with which
If you cannot have your tags redeemed at home, write
i
T R Y T H E Hl - T 5 C E N T
c k
. \ r i : v r i : K t H Y —
m :m r n r n
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OCdP
AUo the KING ALFRED Bit Cigar
P R E M IU M
DEPARTM ENT
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO CO., S t Louis, Mo.
l
r< *at notice,
H. H. LING. Agent. Corvallis.
W. N. Tinsley’s
Bit
us for catalog.
■ 0 9 A t c o w B
.
e O W r ’W A N P p R C G C j t , .
A n yon e ponding n sketch and description may
Big Four
merchants have
M any
to redeem tags.
M arks
D e s ig n s
quickly uscorijilu our opinion free whether un
invention ts probably patentaWe. Coniniunicn-
11 <>ns ?f r ictiyconfidential. HANnB00K on Patent»
bent free. Oldest agency fo r securing patents.
? taken through Mui.n A Co. receive
I
i l ;30a. m
12:15 a. m
Tags from the above brands are good for the following and many other
useful presents as shown by catalog :
O jld Cuff Buttons— 50 Tags
Fountain Pen— 100 Tags
English Steel Rasor— 50 Tags
Gentleman's W atch—200 Tags
T rad *
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
A ll o f th e a la.« ,• tra in s <*<>nn«vt w ith S ou thern
P a c ific tra in s b«»th at A " m . . am i C u rva llis. ns
w e ll as tra in s fo r D etro it, u iv in g d lreta s e rv ic e
ti> N e w p o rt and Hretetihnsh H * Springs.
For fu r th e r in fo rm a tio n a p p ly to
G E O . F. N E V IN S , Gen. Pas. A g e n t.
A lb a n y O re g o n .
■
(E v e r y t h in g u p to -d a le )
,
i t ’ .S p
No. 11-
LO C A L A ll E N T
W m . M o M u k r a y ,
______ ____
L e a v e s C o r v a llis
................................. 6 0 0 p .m .
A r r iv e » a t .A lb a n y .................................... 6;40p. m.
L e a v e s C o r v a llis ............ ......................
A r r iv e s a t A lb a n y .
.....................
General Passenger Agent,
P O R T L A N D , OREGON
c n e r a l P assen ger A g e n t,
P O R T LA N D . OREGON
12 .-*>«» p. ni
L e a v e s C o r v a llis .....................................12:45 p .m .
A r r iv e s a t A lb a n y ................................. 1:30 p. m.
N o. 7—
with valuabie tags
I. N. WOODS,
M cM U R R A Y,
. l:.«p . ni.
N o. 5—
L eaves C o r v a l l i s ...................................... 6;30 a. m
A rriv e s At A l b a n y ..............................
7 :lu a. in
N o. 9 —
TOBACCO
O r w r ite to
W M .
No. 12—
T r a in s fo r A lb a n y :
It
F o r a n y fu rth e r in fo r m a tio n r a il on
1. X . W OODS, L o c a l A g e n t ,
7:35 p
8:15 p.
L e a v e » A lb a n y . ..
A rri\ «’* a t C o r v a llU
L a t f » A lb a n y
............
A r r iv e » a t C o r v a llis
A tag from a 5-cent piece will count H A L F value
$ 2.55
' &TAT
Never Sold in Bulk
Sometime ago Alm ira Rebekah Degree
team of Dai las was invited to put on
the initiatory work for the Slate Assem ­
bly which commenced its annual ses­
sion iu Salem Tuesday morning. It
has always been the custom for the de
gree team in the city where the assem­
bly is held to be honored with attend­
ing to this work, and this is the firs'
time that this rule has been broken o\
er. A t the district convention held a*
lmifcprucc some three months ago, Mrs.
W in. Galloway, the state president, was
present and our team put on tin work.
»Mrs. Gallow ay was so pleased with
tl.eir proficiency that she at or.ee an­
nounced that tuey must l>e accorded
the honor of doing ho before the higher
assembly. T h e invitation was duly re­
ceived and accepted, and since then
the ladies have been busy ai frequent influence of tin* machine, therefore you Texas oil belt, and fam iliar with its dis­
workings there, savs this
EVANC5BLICAI. CHl’ R ’ll.
intervals increasing the pioticiency of mast stand buck and gi\> the pr«*ier«-iicv j I covery . ami
. , .
, , . ,
io a mao who will abide by the will of
• • i green
"*'**» . fluid is nndou htedy a precursor of
Preaching Sunday morning and even
their work— if such a thing were possi­ the people. Oregon has J passed • the
b le —ami Tuesday evening at »Salem stage of political hnflfriun, and by the i an oil gusher. 11« says they always ng. Sunday school at 10. Christina
Endeavor at G:3t). Pray. r
meeting
they made go«*! in every particular. At grace of God, and the sensible people j strike such a fluid at varying depths and Thursday evening.— N. YV'. Sager, past-
the meeting that evening they were .-I" MU,II forever rental.» tlie leuler of tt li tie further on fhe reaU tu ff, l.ut that tor
all that i- rj/ht anil li.4«---f;.r II> '« '" • * “ - ! 10() ,,,■ “ (Kl feet n.av intervene, lo v.
awarded many compliments and
‘.cipation of the masses, for the uphitlng
plaudits »»f tlie large assemblage.
I lie Odd Fellows are particularly of the banner of purity in all things po- Mars is enthusiastic over this co «»red
well pleased with the «tame their au x il­ litical. And so Mr. Cake, vale and water being 'omul and to his mind there
iary has acquired, and Finlay evening farewell. The people want men who is m» doubt that oil will be struck.
uft.M- the ladies had finished their w w k know their minds, not influenced by
Mr. Brown sent a bottle of the fluid to
they treated the whole bunch t«» a fine any machine.— M l. Scott News. (R e ­ the agricultural college for analysis last
spread o f sandwiches and coffee, ice publican.)
SatuYday and an opinion from tlie chem­
cream and cake. An hour was most
ical expert there is most anxiously
pleasantly spent thereafter in having a
awaited.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
good time and congratulating tlie team
by local applications, as they cannot
on their efforts.
Like Letter From Home.
T h e ladies w h o participated and w e n t reach the diseased portion of the ear.
__________ j inventors*, e
P i ________ ___
to Salem Tuesday were: Airs. II. 1». There is only one way to cure deafness,
Tn renewing her subscription to the
I book on I low to obtain and 11 patents, V*'l»:.t
Coe per, Mrs. Kd. Shaw. Mrs. C. <». ami (hat is by constitutional remedies,
I vcntionswillpay.liowtoKPtapartnerjimtotlif r E
Item
izer
Mrs.
C.
Gibbons,
of
Oregon
I
i valuable information. N r,t free to any nddreae. f
Coad, Mrs. F. J. Coad, Mrs. 1). M. deafness is caused bv an inflamed condi- (
Metzger, Mrs. J. T. Ford, Mrs. F. II. til,II of tlie tniirotts lining of the Ku- j C ity, hhvh site liae taken our paper for |
Morrison, Mrs. V. P. Fiske, Mrs. YV. K. stachian Tube. When this tube is in- j 30 years, and that after living out of the
KUis, Mrs. E. M. Smith, Mrs. YV'. L. flamed you have a rumbling sound or COU|,tv for many years, it still comes like !
1501 Seventh St., Washington, D. C.Ì
en
.
* ,
*
,,
Soehren, Vfrs. G. L. Hawkins, Mrs. B. imperfect hearing, ami when it is en-
1«*se«l. de,line,»
«lcatne-s is
i* tin
the reaiilt, atai j » l« ‘ “ *r fro1" ,,ouie
Mr"*
'
M. Guv. Misses O llie llow e. Evangeline tir e ly .•1.4*»!.
H art, Slav Shelton, Edna Hayes, Sadie j unless the inflamution can be taken out now 78 years ol«l. She came to Polk j
Lynn, Elbe Brown, Ruby Fiske, Edith and this tube restored to its normal con­ county in 1854, and was for 10 years |
Yates, Georgia M artin, Nora R obert­ dition, hearing will be destroyed forev­ postmistress at Bridgeport. She still
e r; nine cases out of ten are caused by has the ol»l flag presented by Dallas cit­
son.
catarrh, w hich is nothing but an inflam­ izens to Bridgeport precinct. It was
ed
condition of the mucous sufaces. made by Joint Taylor on the first sew­
That Special Meeting.
W e will give One Hundred Dollars for ing machine that ever came to Dallas.
The meeting of interested property any case of Deafness (caused by ca-
owners, called oy the city council at the | turrh) that cannot he cured by H a ll’s
T IM E T A B L E N o . 35.
chambers last Friday nignt to confer Catarrh Cure. Send for ciculars free.
Chamberlain to Speak.
regarding the matter of paving, was F. J. C H E N E Y c* CO., Toledo, O. Sold
Trains
from
and to Yaquina
Governor George E. Chamberlain
largely attended, many lady taxpayers bv all druggists, 75 cents. Take H a ll’ s
No. 1 -
w ill address the citizens of Dallas ami
being present. The sentiment for ami Fam ily Pills for constipation.
.....
vicin ity at the Woodman hall on next Lonvpg Ynqulna
against paving was found by several
r r iv e » h i C o r v a llis ..........................
Wednesday’ evening. Large crowds are A
votes taken to he alsm t equally divided.
A r r iv e » at A lb a n y
...........
greeting him at every speaking place
A fter a long discussion, engaged in by
Invigorate the Digestion.
No. 2 -
and it is expected that it will !)«• the L e a v e * A lb a n y ............... ................
those interest«* I and some others, it was
To invigorate the digestion and stim ­ same heie. Bring out your fam ily and L e a v e s C o r v a fii*
ordered that a com m ittee be appointed
A r r iv e » a t Y n q u ln a
....
by the council to personally secure the ulate the torpid liver ami hovtels there’ s hear the important issues of the cam­
paign intelligently portrayed. The 1 »al­
expressed wish of each pmperty ow ner nothings«» good »is that old fam ily rem­
Trains
to
and
front
Detroit
:
alomr the route of such proposed im ­ edy, Brnndroth’s Bills, which has been ias hand will be in attendance t«» furnish
music for the occasion. At one o ’clock
No. 3 -
provement, in the mattei of paving or in use for over a century. They cleanse
Governor Chamberlain will make a L e a v e s A lb a n y ...............................
macadamising each block to l>* voted the blood and im part new vigor to the
speech at Independence in the opera A r r iv e » a t D e t r o i t ........................... ..
according to the numlier of feet owned, I rm I v . One or two every night t'»»r a
N o. 4 -
house ami w ill no doubt have ¿1 large
ami to stand. If enough were found in week will usually be all that is require«l
L e n v e » D e t r o i t ...................................
a block to carry that block for paving, F«>r constipation «*r dyspepsia, one or crowd out to hear him. The governor A r r iv e » a t A l b a n y ......................
stands as the only firm and steadfast
well and good, provided
also that two taken every night will in a short
adherent of the peoples’
people) principle and Trains for Corvallis :
I enough blocks were secured to aggre­ tim e a (Ton I great relief. Bra'«lr< tit’s ,
to you why
g a t e 10,000 square yard, winch it is un­ ¡‘ ills are tin* same flue laxative tonic pill j w ill he able to fully explain
N o ,»—
such should receive the support o f e v ­
derstood the paving company
must your grandparents used and being pure
A lb a n y
..........
55 p. m.
ery
man
not
hi«lehoun«i
to
party ma- L**nve»
A rriv«* • a t C o r v a llis .
have to enter a bi«l for the work. The ly Vegetable are adapted to every
Do npt for^«*t the date,
No. 10---
matter will he held in abeyance until e stem. S*l«l in every drug ami medi chine work.
cine store, either plain or sugar-coated. Mav 27th.
Leaven A lb a n y ,
...
*2 :r*2 p.
he com m ittee makes its report.
« 3)5 p.
A r r h e s a t C o r v a llis .......
No. 6-
For t’ arlinilara Call on
P » .a y »: “ The milk of hnnmn kiml
ness ss ilis|s'iise*l by some |ieupk
tastes strongly of th e can. ’ T v e n >
tiewl that some rich men si|lleese >
•lollar so haril, when they la k e nnt
out to spemi it, they must make thf
eagle sick. If ever I get a rich fatliei
I think 1*11 estahlisli a sc I mh .1 on
‘ 'H ow to Live ami Let L iv e .” Thir
store' ia run on the " L iv e ami Is't
L iv e *' plan all right
E verything it
inarkeil in plain figures ami soH on a
very small margin of profit at tlie
lowest prices isnsible, quality a la a v t
considered. My boss believes that
quality is o f first ini|s>rtance in select»
ing things to eat and drink. A ll gro­
cers claim P ise li the heat, hilt when
you get anything at Lnughary'a .tore
you k n » « you've got the
. -t and
that I amne comfort these grnfty
times. W e d on 't have to tell you ime
■agar la pure cane. It meets the re-
qairem en U of the law, la hrsmled
cane sugar
W IL L IS
25 Doses
25 Cents
T ake O n e
ßi®
i s s s n s s X S y -T fc i«-» -*-,•» ,*«
( F o r T rap or Field a S T E V E N S
S IN G L E or D O U B L E B A R R E L
S H O T G U N ia Ideal. L o w in Price
— Hifrh in Qv ality— good gun va lu e
right through! Made In atandard
gauges, lengthe, w e ig h ts , e tc .—
Ham mer or Ham merleee Style*.
For Assessor....................
One
b a d A fte r-e ffe c ts
How have the mighty fallen. The
idol is shattered and Mr. Cake ignointni
oualy
bock on Ins on-reiterated
loyally lo Statement No. 1, iimile before
the pritnariep, now he renius and sneaks
into tin: Machine cani|,. hoping thereby
to break the |*>wer of the initiative and
referendum in Oregon. But Mr. Cake
no, all, one else can ever bo that. lt is
here to wtav, and the rule of the people
shall rule henceforth in Grand Old Ore-
gon. It is the dawning of s better «la.v
— politically— and the glorious sunlight
Almira Rebekah Degree Team
Choten Above All Others.
T ry
They Relieve Pain
Quickly, leaving no
V
HIGHLY HONORED.
Headache
Headache
F O R ^
N euralgia
S c ia t ic a .
R h eu m a tism
B a c k a c h e .
P ain inch est
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