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% LLECTRICirY FOR IIGIHING IS ONIY [XPtNMYt
PfOPlt WHO ARL WASItfUl AND CARtltSS.
$ 10 TO YOU,
WHO ART NAIURALLY CARtflil,
C rom w ell's P ay - a r t F or th e C a p tu re
of P em broke Cas'd«.
D u rin g th e mtrtlgtrie l*»twt»en K in g
C h arles an d th e p tilln tn e n t P em b ro k e
castle w as so v. oil forf»Mt*d th a t C rom ­
well. w ith »ill Ids m illio n , could n o t
ta k e it.
A fter m an y failu re« h<- g av e up his
Intention an d l»egan to m arch on fo r
T enby. B ut b e fo .e he had proi-eeded
f a r a c o u n try sh o e m a k e r cam e up to
C rom w ell an d ask ed him w h e th e r he
would re w a rd him if he w ould tell him
how to get th e c a s tle lu to his p o sses­
sion.»
C rom w ell, very g lad of th is offer.
co nsented. T h en till* old sh o em ak er,
glad to g e t so m e m m e y . a s no d o u b t
he w as r a th e r poo/, told hiiu th a t th ere
w as a pipe th ro u g h w h ich th ey g o t
i th e ir w a te r an d th a t If he w ere to c u t
1 th e pipe th e c... le w ould su rre n d e r.
C rom w ell raid . “ I th in k you fo r tho
In fo rm atio n you h av e g lv ca me. b u t a s
you h av e tu rn e d tr a ito r to y o u r co u n ­
try m e n th e only re w a rd I will giv e you
i3 th a t you sh a ll be h an g ed on th e v ery
n e x t tre e th a t 1 co.ue to .”
C rom w ell h ad th e sh o e m ah er h an g ed
u u l cu t th e pipe he had told him of,
leading to th e castle, w h ich th en s u r­
ren d ered .—London T eleg rap h .
H atch ed by
Petaluma Incubators
ani 3roadors
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All k in d s of h au lin g a t reason able
rates. P h o n e ord ers p ro m p tly a t ­
ten d ed to . H ead q u a rte rs a t W eb­
s te r ’s confectionery.
P h o n e s : B ell 2(14. M ..tu 1 254
B a n P h o n e M u tu a l 24'»
IT A L Y
ONU MENT
“ Lent HV F osget.”
T H E P O LK C O U N T Y IT E M IZ E R .
Admitted to the second c I ksk of mail matter.
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TH U RSD AY , M AY
C. L. H A W K IN S
H orses and
2 1 , 1908.
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Railroad street, Hallas.
i ltc .n iz c r, one year in a d v a n c e ......................................
S U B S C R IP T IO N W ith W eekly O regonian o r S em i-w eekly J o u r n a l.
r W ith O regon W oodm an .....................................’.........
TRUCK AND D O CO.
’PHONES:
HUBBARD & BR O W N
Phone and stand at Cherring-
ton’s drugstore.
hull
I Office,
287
I R esilience, l i a
»1 50
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. 1 75
M U T U A I ■' O H ke-
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Patronize One Another for the Upbuilding of Town and County.
AN OLD COPY
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Bowman Bros.
The
Tavern
! Wheat
85
KEARNES, Manager
D allas, Oregon
P h o n e s:
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R eg im en tal h o rses h av e been th o
su b je c ts of m usical te sts, an d n early
all en joyed th e ex p erien ce, only a very
sm all p ercen tag e of th e an im als re ­
m ain in g in d ifferen t to sw e e t h arm o ­
nies, w h ile equally few sh o w ed ac tiv e
dislike.
T he g re a t m ajo rity w ere
soothed. In sp irite d o r ex cited by m usic.
M ost of th e horses, like th e w a r c h a r
g ers one m ay su p p o se th em to be, en
Joyed th e bugle above any o th e r in s tr u ­
m en t an d n eig h ed g allan tly w h en It w as
sounded, b u t th o ro u g h b red s a n d colts
generally w ere fo u n d to p re fe r the
sh rill treb le o f th e fife, w h ich roused
th em to g re a t an d so m etim es u n m an
ag eab le e n th u sia sm .
T h is w as th e
m ore sig n ifican t because th e fife w a s
an u n fa m ilia r in stru m e n t to them , not
i)ejng g en erally used, a s is th e bugle in
th e F re n c h a rm y .—P a ils Cor. London
T elegraph,
\bsolutely Pure
n ly baking p o w d e r
g w ith R o y a l G ra p o
ream o f T a r t a r
n, No Lima Phosphate
Bell, 421, M u tu a l, 1207.
f t * TAYAYATA YAYATATAT YATATÁTA C A TA *é%
n .'ll 1 « hit- liccn chuck full ol visitor*
6a.
neen bum - thin week.
>re th a n a
R c| tilillcHn B|.cakintt; H nn. O . C.
reaso n fo r M'.ncr, of P o rtla n d , will m i l l t h e vi>t-
cr*
of Polk county at W oodm an Hall
im ong th e
soon a f te r T h tm ila y , May 21at, a t 8 o'clock p. in.
M r. Moner in one of O regon’* able speak­
v agabond ers,
a n d ev ery o n e should h e a r him.
im o ti- th e
ehe p asses
terself and
ay in th e
ods of fall I
u se o f h er
le a s t four
th e w ings
m r o u t in *
o th a t t h e !
Held a fte r
Ignat fre |
INQUIRE OK
and soon |
su p p ly ill
a s it su p
fe a th e rs
DALLAS, OREGON
' Might at
tlie ipteeii
Office phone, 121B; Hen., l.'W 6 Mutua*
FO R
SALE
A second-hand (Wind­
mill and a 3000 gallon
Galvanized Tank
Dallas
Does
M u s ic .
j t i e purpose.
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I P o rtlan d and S alem w ere h av in g
q u ite an acrim onious discussion over th e
One of Salem Daily Record of 0c" j rneritH of th e ir baseball team s.
tober, 1874.
| Salem bad a freig h t tr a in ev ery day ,
Executor’s Notice.
! one going n o rth an d one so u th an d four
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th a t th e best an d ch e a p ­
• passen g er tra in s.
T h e o th e r d ay U ncle Bill Brown
OTICE is h e r e b y g iv e n to "’horn it m a y c o n ­
ly
est wood you can buy is
T here w as a tro ttin g race a t th e fair N cern th a t th e u m le r s ig n e d e x e c u to r n f th e
b ro u g h t us up a copy of th e Daily R ec­
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th e block wood from the
e s ta te o f O liv e r R. P ic k e n s, decease«!, by o r d e r
g
rounds
th
e
«lav
before
for
a
p
u
rse
of
$36,
of th e h o n o r a b le c o u n ty c o u r t o f P olk c o u n ty ,
W i l l a m e 11 e V a i l e y
o rd , published a t th e ca p ita l city bv S.
[ in w hich Jo h n F. M iller’s S w ackhum - O regon, «inly m a d e am i e n ter e d o f ree«»r«l th»>r«*-
♦
L u m b e r ( ’o .’s saw m ill ?
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A. C la rk , fa th e r of W . J . C larke, a well
In. on th e isth «lay o f A pril, 1908, a u th o r iz in g ,
T
B ecause it is c u t from big
j trier beat C. M. W alk er’s F leetw ood; e m p o w e r in g an d « lireetin « h im to s e ll th e h e r e ­
know n ed ito r of G erv ais an d G ran d
in a fte r des« rib ed real p r o p e r ty b e lo n g in g t<1
ft
tim b e r, th e re fo r is su -
sai«l estat«* at p r iv a te sal«-, w ill o n or a fte r th«1
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! M aster W orkm an of th e
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p erio r to second-grow th
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111 *. L eave y o u r o rder
i of O regon. A t th a t tim e Sam C lark e, betw een S alem an d P o rtlan d .
23rd Day of May, 1908,
J;
a t W eb ster’s confection-
I as he w as fam iliarly know n, w as also
offer for s a le a n d w ill s e ll at p r iv a te s a le , to
ft
ery store, or call Mu-
T he B reyinan brick w as b e i n ' sta rte d . th e h ig h e s t b id d e r for c a sh in h a n d on d a y o f
p u b lish in g tlie W illa m e tte F a rm e r a
e fo llo w in g descril>ed real e s ta te , t o w i t :
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tu a l pho n e No. 1407
S eth H a m m e r told a re p o rte r t h a t be s a B h e \ g th
in n in g at a p o in t in th e r e n te r o f th e
! farm jo u rn al. H is wife was a well
began life w hen lie w as n o th in g b u t a c o u n ty road IH.6‘2 c h a in s so u th o f t h e n o r t h ­
e a st c o r n e r o f th«* s o u th h a lf o f th e « lon ation
. know n poet an d c o n trib u te d larg ely to
baby.
lan d e la im o f W illia m R o b in so n a n d w ife,
! th e lite ra tu re of t h a t d ay
S. A. C lark e
N o .55, N o tific a tio n N o. 1919, in t o w n s h ip
P o rtla n d , S alem an d V icto ria w ere c I» la s o im
u th , r a n g e 5 w e st, o f th e W illa m e tte m eri-
I is now a resid en t of W ashington, I). C .,
th e only cities in th e n o rth w e st classed d ia n , in P olk c o u n ty , s ta te o f O regon, and run
in g t h e n c e n o r th S5 d e g r e es w est 4 .ft!) c h a in s ;
w h ere lie holds a position u n d e r th e
as h av in g over 5000 in h a b ita n ts .
th e n c e so u th ho d e g r e es w est 2.72 c h a in s :
g o v ern m en t, m ak in g only occasional
e n c e w est 12.9') c h a in s ; th e n c e so u th ftH lin k s ;
Ail eclipse of th e m oon was billed for th
th e n c e s o u th 2 d e g r e es an d 15 m in u te s w est
v isits to o u r sta te .
42. 90 c h a in s ; th e n c e so u th 17.H0 c h a in s to tin-
th a t n ig h t.
so u th lin e o f th e n orth h a lf o f th e I). L. C. of
j T h e legislature was in session, m eeting
P rof. Rice w as g e ttin g m uch fam e as J o h n E ast an d w ife ; th e n c e e a s t 9.24 c h a in s to
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
in O ctober in stead of J a n u a ry , and M r. a h y p n o tist.
th e so u th e a st c o r n e r of tin- n o r th } o f s a id east
c la im ; th e n c e n orth 10 lin k s : th e n c e «*ast 12.su
NEW F C R M T C R E
j Brown was a m em ber of th e body, an d
A oig lo tte ry was ad v ertised .
c h a in s ; th e n c e n orth ft 1.31 c h a in s to th e p la c e
ELEG ANT ROOMS
b e g in in g , an d c o n t a in in g 131.17 acres m ore
th a t is how he h ap p en ed to becom e
T aken as a whole th is old p ap er was of
BATHS IN CO NNECTION
or less, snM eet to c o n fir m a tio n by s a id c o u n ty
possessed of a copy, it being d istrib u te d very in te re stin g to us, it b rin g in g hack court o f P olk c o u n ty O regon. S ea led b id s m ay
he sen t to th e u n d e r s ig n e d e x e c u to r a t a n y
to all th e m em b ers, an d to keep it in ­ y outhful d ay s very d istin c tly . Am ong tim e prior to d a te of sa le .
D ated at P a lla s . P olk c o u n ty , O re g o n , th is
tact all th ese y ears, it being now in its ad v ertisers we find m au y old in h a b ­
18th d a y o f April. 1908.
H ARR Y PICK EN S.
n early as good a s ta te of p reservation ita n ts of Salem whom we h av e not
E x e c u to r o f th e e s ta te o f O liv e r R. P ick en s,
as
it
was
on
th
e
d
ay
it
was
p
rin
te
d
.
A
th
o
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g
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t
of
for
y
ears,
an
d
th
e
few
ex-
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e
c
e
a
se
d
.
H . K U lilT T , P ro p rie to r
L. I>. BROW N.
A bill was in tro d u c ed for th e election of (»r pt8 we have m ade will no d o u b t b rin g A tto
r n e y for e s ta te
a s u p e rin te n d e n t of th e p e n ite n tia ry , j tem in iscen ses to m an y of o u r Polk
by
th
e
leg
islatu
re,
b
u
t
was
d
efeated
,
j
cou
n
ty
residents.
A Strictly Modern Hotel
Notice.
W in. W atk in s w as th en s u p e rin te n d e n t
first-class Bar in Connection
an«l in v estig atio n of h is m an n e r of con­
ANSWERS EVERY CALL.
In t h e c o u n t y court o f th e S ta te o f O regon for
d u ctin g th in g s seem x to have figured to
P o lk c o u n ty .
FALLS CITY, OREGON
a g re a t e x te n t in th e H ouse p ro ­
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In th e m a tte r o f th e g u a r d ia n s h ip o f H en ry
Have Found That ». st..ir> » penmn inn>pani<'<.r ••..ndm-timi w«
ceedings of th e previous «lay. T h ere Dallas People
r
1 ow n affa irs.
w ere 56 rep re sen tativ e« w ho voted on
N o tic e : T o th e a b o v e n am ed Henry B. Hteffy
This is True.
: an d to M e lissa 1. M iles, aN m y E. O lson, Mary
th e q u e stio n , 19 being dem ocrat«, 16 re­
! A. e n tz , S a ra h E. M artin, E llen May W arner,
I J e m im a
C le d ien t, Mary J a n e 8 teffy. flora
publican« and 21 inde|»etnlentfl
Bill«
I A d e lin e S teffy, c h ild r e n and g r a n d -c h ild r e n
A cold, d s tra in , a su d d en w rench,
w ere reported fixing th e «alary of P o lk ’«
of th e a b o v e n am ed H en ry B. H teffy:
A little cause m ay h u r t th e k id n ey s. 1 ! V O
U are h e r e b y n o tifie d th a t S a m u e l .S te ffy ,
co u n ty judge an d tre a s u re r a t $500 a
Spells of backache o ften follow.
I a r e sid e n t an d in h a b ita n t ,,f p o lk c o u n ty ,
i Htat** o f O regon, h a s d u ly filed In th e a b o v e
Or som e irre g u la rity of th e u rin e.
y e a r each . A city ch a t te r for C orvallis
e n t it le d c o u r t h is p e titio n p r a y in g th a t h e . th e
A c e rtain rem edy for «ueb a ttack s,
was passed. I t w as proposed to re n t
| said a m n e l D. S teffy, be a p p o in te d g u a r d ia n
A m edicine th a t an sw ers every call. < o v e r th e p erson an d e s ta t e of th e a b o v e nnme«l
R e ed ’s o p era house for s ta te offices a t
Is D oan’« K iduey P ills, a tru e specific H en ry B. Hteffy. a - a p erson in c a p a b le «if co n -
an an n u a l ren tal of $1,500. It w as vot-
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for w h e a t ? ed to relieve Je ese A pplegate as bond«- S tre e t., S alem , O regon., sav«: “ Som e io*",^7hehW roror^'o'vTmiTp'ni'iTfsai l day.
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fu r th e r n«*tlffed flin t you l i r e required
+ tinder con sid eratio n w ith Dr. H aw th o rn e mv kidneys. (Tiange ol weat*ier caused to u?r«*hy
ap p etir ut sa id tim e s u d p la c e i»n«l nbo-«
hi v ba«-k t«i ach e an d w’h en I worked
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a u se , if a n y t h c r - be, w h y h g u a r d ia n ► tioul.l
+ for th e keeping of th e insane.
h ard I hecaim ' so lam e th a t 1 «•«mid c not.
I s -a p p o in te d i i',‘ th e p erson a n o estât«* *>f
In tlie se n ate th a t dav R. B. Uochism e h ■ lly w alk e te c t. I nse«l D«»all’s K id ­ sa id H»*tiry B. S teffy. a« » peraon ineapabb* of
n d u c tin g h is «*"u uff »«ir**.
S W E E N E Y B R O S -,
+ tem iin g his resig n atio n a« pres lent. ney Pill** am i since using th e m , h I- c o IVI*’
: F<: F. r«*H«l. J i-d g e o# th e C om ity
+
th ' iigh I l;ave ••■»ntiii' e 1 t^ w«»rk h ard C ourt o f « th
e « t a te o f O regon , for P«>lk c o u n ty .
P ro p rieto rs.
% T. R. » o rn eliu s wuh electtsi to fil *' • au<1 ls*eti eX|H»st*<i to sev ere w eath er. n«»t I w ith th e s e a l ««f sh I«1 C ourt atfixi*«! at Pulla*.
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vacancy. Al. Z eib er was givci. tk
K. M SMITH
rig lit to erect a gas factory in Portia«.*.. tro u b le h a s appeare«!. I also know of
H K tL •
C ou nt v Clerk
«»thcr people who h iv e derived great
*
By A. K. T u n er, D ep u ty
T h e s ta te p rin tin g whh cau sin g cpnsid- be ,eiit from th e use of D oan’s K idney
abie tro u b le . S a le m ’« city c h a rte r wa« Pills ”
ninendtsl, and an a c t to ineorjtorate th e
H O M E PROOF T h ere is plen ty of
Summons.
• W E B FO O r
city of P o rtla n d was passed. C onsent local testiiiK '’ y like tiie ais»ve. ( ’.«If a t
Belt
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to
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to
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was given for th e N«>rihern Pacific to
F. J e llia o ti. p la in tiff
to sc«* copies of sta te m e n ts of D i U hs ( '
! RO O FIN G
e n te r O regon. A lull was iutr«*diift «1
t
wiio h ave use*I D oan’s Ki 1 ev Chn^«-'* J . J e llls o n , d e f e n d a n t
for th e Itui.ding of a s ta te capttol.
T H K BUST R O O FIN G
n i l s . For -Aiile hv all d ealers
Price
T*» C hnrle* J . Je1ll*«»n. th e s»K»ve nam ed d e ­
dant :
OX T IIK M A R K E T
Tlie teleg rap h ic «lispatciies in tliis ■»0 « cu ts. F o ster-M ilb u rn Co., Buffalo, fen
IN th«* n a m e n f t h e stat«* o f «Presoti, y«»n nr«*
M a.lr l>v tile N o rth » w t R oo II iir
d a ily w ere very n o a g re , i.ot occupying New Y ork, s«»le ag en ts for th e U n ited I h e r e b y requir«**! to npp**sr am i nn*"«*T the
S tates.
R em em ber th e n am e— !>m n’» c o m p la in t fll«*d « g a in s t y ou in th«* a b o v e ••)»
roin|ii»nv, P ort ten d . Ui»*» n o t ime-
over a Half colum n of sp a re . Wool w as —and ta k e no o th er
t itle d s u it o n or Ls*f«»re th** i« i|i d a y «»f M«
kle. U u n m n te e d for If) y e a r ,.
190«. T h a t b e in g th e bist d « y for you r *p p e*r-
q u o te d in P h ila d e lp h ia a t 50 c e n ts a
i»n«*e or a n s w e r . fixe«l bv s n ord er o f th** <-«mrt
for th e im b Hra tlo n o f Gii** su m m on *. And if
tlie re w as a $.so.(K>o fir«* a t C oun­
L. C. K O S E R
y.iu fa ll m > to a p p e a r *n d a n sw e r th«* sam e, for
P ro pe.ty Value Dauklcd.
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A gent for r’o
ft cil Bluff**. Io w a; L ie u te n a n t F red (« ran t
’’o lk
ik C
C< o u n ty
‘w a n t th e re o f, p la in t iff w ill a p p ly to t h e «-«••*rt
• iks-r«;.' M t i i ia t y on for th* r e lie f pr.ived
In conversation th e o th e r d ay w ith a for
was m arried a t C hicago, an d his fa th e r,
f*»r in h er c o m p la in t, to w it : T h at th*- liond^
P re sid e n t («rant held a recep tio n a t th e g en tlem an irom P en n sy lv a n ia we learn- o f m a tr im o n y now e x is t in g b e tw e e n p la in tiff
a n d y o o r a e n l»e di«Milve<!. a n d th a t s h e h a v e
P alm er h o u se ; tro o p s w ere o h l e r e l o u t e«l th e follow ing ex am p le of th e value of »he < 'i«t*rtly o f th e m in o r c h ild r e n , th e issu e of
m a rr ia g e to w it
H arlan d f \ . Espy G.
in In d ia n a to «oppress a rio t; th e C ar- ;*aving; H e ow ned a lot in a sm all «aid
an»l M aud l>. le llla o n . am i for h er «*os*s and
lis ts were active in S pain ; Buenos A yres tow n not far from P h ila d e lp h ia . T he d isb u r sem e n t« t h e r e in .
T h is s u m m o n s is p u b lish e d In th e Polk
was hav in g a rev o lu tio n , an d M organ A tow n decided to pave. A t t h a t tim e lie C o u n ty Ite m ix e r b y o r d e r o f th e H on. Kd P i
D illa » . O rp R on .
f>»a*l. Judge o f th e c o u n ty c o u r t o f th e . o u n ty ■
Son»
failed
in
San
Francise«»,
c
a
rry
in
g
hel«l
his
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a
t
IldfiO.
T
h
e
pav
in
g
was
R .C Q ÎA V E N
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-
President
o f P *lk a n d s ta te o f O regon , w h ic h **ld order I
p ut «lown am i m oney !>eiiig d o - e w ith w as m a d e at ch a m b e r* In t h e c it y o f D alla«. In .
W .G . V A S S A L L
-
-
Cashier w ith th em m any g ran g e-.
Polk c o m ity . *>rcgon. o n th e 16th d ay o f A pril,
DflRTTORS :
E d ito rially th e ««object of ap p o in tin g him he h ad t«* m«»rtgage th e lot for i w
N. L. B u tler, R. C . C r-v e n . D. L. K eyt a commissi«»n to fittin g ly rep re sen t O re- $401 to jmv his portio n *»f th e im p ro re-
T h e first p u b lic a tio n o f t h is su m m on « » » *
m ad e o n th e iftth d a y o f A p ril. 190« a n d th e
M. M. E llis, W. G . V m m i IL
gr,n a t th e P n ila d e lp h ia «*entennial was m en t. In a b o u t th re e weeks h e sold la st p u b lic a tio n th e r e o f o n th e *2»th ‘la y of
May 190« an d yo u are req u ired to ap p ear and
Tliia
b«nk . is ■ plea«*! to |»lace a t th e . «l!SC«l«sc*i.
di»cn««ed. It
m » ake
n j th e i«»fc
lot «or
for v $2,(Ml.
w hich gives ° a fair ^ es- a n sw e r sa id c o m p la in t o n or b efore th*- w M
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| i a was
a s «lerired
«»e^ire«i to
i»» m
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an
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d isisteal o f it« cu sto m e rs th e fan h tie* a
,
.
2»th d a y of Mnjr, I1W.
gaioe.1 d u rin g m any y ears of OiOtiDUou* e x h ib it of th e s U te s re^mree*. and for in n a te of th e rise in p ro p e rty values for
N. L Bf’TLE .
A U o r n a j lo t p latn U fl.
aervic« a n d u r m l l i .
I tb « l«KiaUtur« Ui »pprvtRrteU: $1 ,<I(M t o r I r i c h ao iiu p ru v « m « o t.
t
Do You Know
W.
Office on M ill s tre e t, ju s t n o rth o i th e co u rt house
M ade
iPHi’.'iH iurrni« j . i srrÂA]
1 2 "
I t is econom ical b ecau sejit can I jc q u ick ly tu rn e d off when not
needed. W ith gas o r k ero sen e th e re is tlie te m p ta tio n to let light
b u rn , w hen n«»t n eeded, to save b o th e r of lig h tin g an d a d ju stin g .
In som e hom es tiie electric lig h t bill am o u n ts to only ab o u t $2 per
m o n th . You can p ro b ab ly get som e kin d of artificial lig h t for less
m oney th a n electric lig h t, b u t «toes it save you a n y th in g w hen it
lim its o p p o rtu n itie s for w ork and recreatio n , ru in s yo u r eyesig h t,
sm okes y o u r w alls, m ars d eco ratio n s an d increases household w ork.
You can pro b ab ly save a d o llar tom orrow by going w ith o u t yo u r
m eals, h u t it w o u ld n ’t be econom y. It is n o t so m uch w h a t you
save, b u t how you save, th a t co u n ts. W e a re alw ays ready to e x ­
p lain tiie “ ins an d o u ts ” of tiie lig h tin g pro p o sitio n to you. Call
on us or pho u e to u s. W e a re n ev er too busy to ta lk business.
I Willamette Valley Co.
s
DALLA S.
It C l e a r .
W hen Colonel E d m u n d H ire w as In
com m and of th e T w en ty -six th in fa n try
(m ostly v o lu n te e rs fro m New E n g lan d )
In th e P h ilip p in es, he o rg an ized fro m
his reg im en t u com pany of m o u n ted
scouts. T o eq u ip th em fo r th is serv ice
he m ade req u isitio n on h e a d q u a rte rs
for th e n ecessa ry outfit, Including
eighty nosebags. Som e officious clerk
in th e q u a r te rm a s te r ’s office In M a­
n ila retu rn ed th e req u isitio n to Colo­
nel R ice w ith th ese w ritte n re­
m a rk s: “Y our rep o rt sh o w s b u t six ty
men in y o u r m ou n ted com pany. W hy
do you re q u ire eig h ty u o seb ag s?”
T h e colonel’s e x p la n a tio n w as sh o rt
and ch a ra c te ristic . I t w as: “ I t is tru e
I h a v e b u t six ty m en, b u t I h av e eig h ty
horses.
T he no seb ag s are fo r th e
horses, not fo r th e m en.”
11 DOTS HOT COMI HIGH.
A . J. BARHAM
More
Freight
R EG IS TR A TIO N
Busi­
ness
Than
Bilyeu Si Sparks
Any
Sole Agents for Dallas.
Other
ooooooooooc
Tow n
JU S T A R R IV E D
in
Morris, the leading jeweler, has just recei ed a
beautiful line of gold heu«led umbrellas undveanes
frinii $2.50jto $15 each, all guaranteed, also a new
one of late cuts in Libby cut glass.
Oregon
O P T IC IA N
O u t­
C . H . M O R R IS ,
JEW ELER
OREGON
DALLAS
side
of
When it comes to
GROCERIES
Port­
land
N O N E OF T H E M A R E IN I T W I T H
T h e Court St.
Crocers
S IM 0 N T 0 N & S C O T T
Have Registered in the
ecincts of Polk.
mmary of the entire registration list
nished us by Registration Clerk H.
REP DEM PRO s o c
52
37
80
42
2
2
13
19
1
34
30
72
47
49
55
1
95
62
2
51
39
4
4
40
36
4
18
16
2
90
79
1
37
29
4
4
189 107
11
26
34
1
18
11
180
72
9
7
121
86
1
8
122
55
4
6
1
1
2
28
58
7
272
73
27
6Í
6 3«
931
88
127
IND
9
12
6
5
13
4
2
2
2
15
14
10
8
11
6
2
TOTAL TOTAL
1908
1906
98
138
63
64
125
110
175
102
82
34
174
76
348
78
278
224
190
2
101
435
121 2905 2527
lhined those who registered as Inde-
o refused to give any party affilia­
t'd that the registration has increas-
r that of I9u6, and that those regis-
nave a majority over the democrats
a large number registered as social-
!
Cents
Are You Up-to-Daie on Paint?
T h e w ay to p r o fit by propress is to keep In step w ith it.
T h e re is no m ore reason for m ix in g p a in t in th e old-
fash io n ed h a rd , h a n d w ay th an th ere Is for plow ing
w ith a stic k , re a p in g w ith a crad le, o r d riv in g to tow n
fo r y o u r le tte rs w hen th e re is a ru ra l m ail box on yo u r
g a te po st.
U n tirin g , u n e rrin g m ach in ery does th e w ork for you
"now —far b e tte r a n d su re r th a n h u m an h an d s could ev er do it.
* Dallas floarin; Mills
1
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DALLAS CIÏÏ BANK
I
L o w e B r o th e r s
H ig h S ta n d a r d P a in t
k
the wash water and the »ad
i. upating its heat through t h e r o o ts
G i v e s Best R e su lts
It i* a lw a y s uniform —o n e g a llo n like a n o th e r —e a c h fresh brushful lik e tho la s t —the b e s t
—r
p ain t-m ak in
g m a te r ia ls, c com
o m bine«!
b in e d In the proven " H ig h Cy"“
S ta n '4**w"
d a rd " »»«'««'«H'lns
p rop ortion s, «"«l
and «/round
ground
•uperflne D >on't
on't figure your p ai.it
al.it c o s t on p rice per g i a llo n but on sq u a r e feet covered ^ an d
to ta l c o s t d ivided by nu m b er of y e a r s o f se r v ic e . Ju d ged in this w a y . H ig h s ta n d a rd P ain t
Is by 1ar the fh r a p n t.
H ig h S ta n d a r d " m ill c o v e r one-third m ore
sq u are feet to the g allon , and la st tw o to three y e a r s lon ger than
ordinary paint. T h er e is a L o w e B ro th ers Paint for e v e ry require­
m en t about farm and h o m e - barn pulnt. im p le m e n t p ain t, e tc ., etc.
U s e “ Little B lue H a g ” V a r n ish —the hest.
T h e best h an d b ook on th e paint s u b je ct I* **ur b o o k let.
Paint
and P a in tin g ." w hich tells y ou h o w to s e le c t p a in ts; Iriwr t o prepare
aurfac 's for painting; h o w t a > c h o o s e b r a s h e s , h o w to u s e them ,
e tc ., etc. W e ’ll g la d ly m ail y*>u a c o p y Free and tell y o u w h o your
n e a r e st " H ig h S ta n d a rd " a g en t is . A «ldress i nlay.
T h e L o w e B r o .h e r i C o m p e n ,,
D e y lo n . O.
P a l n t m a k e r * , V s r f ih m a k e r a .
N ow Y ork
C h lc u s o
K a u ea e t!» »
HALL & HAYES
House-Furnishers
AT
C H A P M A N ’S
OLD
STAN D
DALLAS
100
126
64
55
128
125
155
112
83
39
175
79
237
80
207
219
161
5
95
282
me Oil Cook-S!ove
» o l — actually makes it comfortable
lly cooking, because, unlike the coal
9 one point only — right under the
hree sixes, fully warranted. If not
write our nearest agency.
LAMP
Mr
X. tiie 1 low
*
lig h t th a t i» very grateful
es a perfect »tiulent o r family
«, nick el plated, hence m ore d a r­
k e r lamp«.
h y o u r d ealer, w rite oor near-