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Vote for W . I. Reynolds.
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Nothing doing in the police court this
1 week.
For rent, two houaes, 11. L. Fenton,
Dalian.
Matting sale now on at Guy Bros A
Ca U • 1 L L i
Dalton’s.
Miss Nohi Coad is visiting with IVrrv-
dale friends.
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Vote for \Y. 1. Reynolds.
Do not forget the picnic at Oakgrove
on June 13th.
PHONE
M U T U A L 1411
PHONE
B E L L SH
Local politics are warming up at last,
£* a X.
1 o<l i.rot* <u I i i., -i!» try tt h*i in :
T* •
, i-Hl. y. on tina iriiarunle».-.
ter *t itie t.me oi pmuham
.'ie- ird of tlio mudicir. l
y rui ;rn tic ).«t>! (•••■(•
; J reload your
fruiii »liu b iyou bought it, and r>
»ftt-rllf t,;- - ro
Kill out krul .»itm the »"l.ov.iuf. T'- <"<t
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AND A WOMAN’S WOJH
Hon. D. L. Kevt was up from Perry-
dale Tuesday.
Mrs. Jennie Cadwell has l>een visit­
ing in Portland.
Fred Wagner has been attending to
business in Portland.
Walter Barham has gone to Washing­
ton to visit with relatives.
F. (\ Kirkpatrick and wife are at
Seattle to see the big fleet.
Mrs. George Gerlinger
returned
Wednesday from California.
Pleas and Frank Fisher have gone
up above Falls City to work in a logging
camp.
Harold Jorgenson, engineer at tint
Reform school, spent Sunday with
friends here.
Insist upon DeWitt’s Witch Hazel
salve. It is especially good for piles.
Sold by Conrad Stafrin.
Drop in at the store of L. D. Daniel
That rain was a mighty fine thing
and see the fine assortment of postal for the country just the same.
cards and other novelties
You will save money on matting now
Nature ami a woman’s work com­
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Butler and Mrs. on sale at Guy Bros. A Dalton.
bined have produced the grandest
Jane Brown have been down from But­
Cleveland Burch is working for Wes­ remedy for woman’» ills
ler visiting relatives here.
world has over known.
ley Vaughn as assistant plummer.
Baby won’t suffer five minutes with
In the good old-fashioned
J. R. Hubbard has returned from
croop if you apply Dr Thomas’ Electric
n
upon
Rodaville, not improved by the change. our grandmothers 'hoy relied ‘ n
Oil at once. It acts like magic.
Ti e pile driver was in town Monday the roots and horns of the field to
Hugh Black came out from his tim­
erne disease and mitigate suffering.
ber claim and is making arrangements repairing a bent or two in the large tres­
The Indians on our Western
tle
to move his family over this Week.
If you want score hooks or score cards Plains to-day oan produce roots and
Andrew Vender, of Spring Valley,
herbs for every ailment, nnd cure
lias purchased residence prope. ty in Sa­ for baseball games, go to Ross Ellis for
diseases that baffle the most skilled
them.
lem and will take posession July 1st.
physicians who have spent years in
Wallace
Brown,
of
the
Aiilic
vicinity,
Hon. W. M. Cake was in town for i
' tiie study of drugs.
few hours last Saturday interviewing lias purchased a new Case threshing
From the root- and herbs of the
the party leaders of the republican party. «•nth:.
TRIAL
MANY WITNESSES ON BOTH
SIDES
The Case Long Drawn oul and
Pleniy of Visitors.
Dallas has been full of visitors during
the week, drawn principally by the
Hembree trial under change of venue
from Tillamook county. Probably 30
witnesses were suhpoened from Tilla­
mook county alone and the interest
manifested during the trial has been in­
tense by both the local and foreign ele­
ment. 'Fhe prosecution has been tep-
I resented by John H. McNary, assisted .
| by Hon. J. E. Sibley, of Dallas, and)
! Uharles Talmage, of Tillamook. The |
G R O C E R IE S
| attorneys for the defense are McCain &
Vinton, of McMinnville, assisted by |
¡Judge M L. Pipes, of Portland.
Crowds have visited the court room
! both during the dav and night sessions, !
and a good
inkling of the fair sex |
, has been noticeable, especially Tuesday I
¡evening. The jury iu chatge are J>i
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—
M W ^ C 3 a R IM B B 3 d e «f*|
i Elliott, N. M. Dickey. G. W. Gibson. F
H. Fawk, Alfred Sin.kins, John Stein
feldt, B. Southwick, Lewis Edwards, ( .
Dal'nis ha- been chuck full of visitors
The Queen Bumblebee.
O Merritt, Gio. \V. Starr, W. H. Cu- I
The length of life of a queen bum­ till» week.
j die and .1. \V, Yost.
I The evidence seems to he in favor of blebee is probably iittle more than a
Republican speaking; Hon. G, C»
the defendant, audi t is likely that he year at most. Here Is oue reason for Moser, of Portland, will address the vot­
I will be acquitted, for the reason that this belief: She hatches among the ers of Polk county at Woodman Hall
! the pro-edition has not been able to es- ]
ThurnUy, May 21st, at 8 o’clock p, in.
Haven Smith has been at Collins hot field Lydia E. 1’i‘ikham more than I tablish a sufficient chain. As we go to late broods of summer and soon after Mr. Moser is one of Oregon’s able speak*
Mrs. Edythe Devoe requests us to
women
thirty
years
ago
gave
to
the
leaves
fhe
neat,
leading
a
vagabond
Springs
and
thinks
it
helped
his
rheu­
change herltemizer from San Diego to
the case has not gone to the jury,
ers, and everyone should hear him.
of the world a remedy for their pe­ press
Salem, where she vill probably remain matism.
but will do so in the next lew minutes. existence, night and day. among the
culiar ills, more potent and effica­
autumn
flov
era.
Tin*
winter
she
passes
for the summer.
There was a special session of com­ cious than any combination of drugs.
Go to the Ladies’ Emporium if you missioner’s court Monday to finish up
and see the memorial cards at In uu earth burrow dag by herself and
I.vdia K. I 'inkham’s Vegetable L. Come
unaided • ahllshej- a colony In the
some
road work.
want millinery of the latest styles. We
I>. Daniels.
j Compound is now recognized as the
spring Tin • e combined periods of fall
have nothing but uptodate goods.—
The
autos
are
out
today
on
their
reg­
For
headache
Dr.
Miles’
Anti-Pain
Pills
A
progressive
Philadelphia
doctor
has
Volt* for \V. f Reynold«
standard remedy for woman’s ills.
.uid spring require the dally use of her
Smith & Shelton.
ular inns to Salem, having laid up dur­
been experimenting with the X-rav ma­
Dr. Donohoe, dentist, Uglow building.
M. Hay ter, dentist, Wilson building.
ills . Bertha Muff, of 510 N.C. St., chine in an endeavor to bleach negroes frail wings In the field at least four
See Kisser, the gunsmith, for all kinds ing the bad weather.
A second-hand [Wind­
Morris Fowle is back from seeing the of fishing tackle. He has everything
white, and has met with a degree of months. Now. we know that the wings
For headache Dr. Mile«' Anti-Pain »Mil»
There is a special sale on, of street Louisiana, Mo., writes:
fleet at Frisco.
you need for fishing and hunting, ami hats at the Emporium in the new Riley
mill and a 3000 gallon
-Complete restoration to health success. The June number of Popular of the worker honeybee wear out in
Mis. Henry 8avery is vi iting in j
me ins so much to me that for the sake Mechanics contains an article on the less than half that time; also that the
Oyster shell grit food for chickens, of the latest and best makes.
block on Main street.
Baliston.
Galvanized
Tank
subject
and
also
a
view
showing
the
doc
old
queens
who
take
to
the
field
after
of
oth.-r
suffering
women
1
am
willing
old and young at Loughary’s.
Regulates the bowels, promotes easy
Our council will take a night off next to make mv troubles pubt'e.
L. I). Brown for abstracts. Notary
tor
at
work
on
a
patient.
Ten
reat-
the
nest
breaks
up
in
August
fre­
INQ U IR E OF
Clifford A Roberts and family have and natural movements, cures constipa­ Monday night. They have been hold­
public, typewriting.
** fo r twelve yeats I him been suffer­ ments, it is claimed, have transformed quently have tattered wings and soon
tion—Doan’s Regulates. Ask your drug­ ing weekly sessions lately.
moved from Folk county to Salem.
ing with the iviii - s . V rm sof female ills. very black negroes into pale muluttoes. disappear. Nature does not supply in
We make a specialty of horse shoe-,
gist for them. 25 cents a box.
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The electric
festoons from the During that time l had eleven different
ing at the old Smith shop.—E. Wade. J L D. Brown, lawyer, notary public.
sects with new wing cells as It sup
Call and see the dainty new styles in court house for the carnival were the phy»lei::ns without help. No tongue
Abstracts furnished. Upstairs Uglow
plies birds with new wing feathers
GLASGOW’S
SLUMS.
Car Is with your name on them while building.
nefckweai and veiling at the Ladies Em­ sug estiou of Mr. Newt Guy.
in t ‘11 what I st tiel'fd. nnd at times 1
DALLAS, OREGON
So the loss of the power of Might at
you wait at L. I). Daniels’ music store. ,
porium. We can also supply you with
oou’.d hardly walk. About two years
For sale—new five room cottage and all kinds of embroidery material.
We have a lot of old wrapping paper, ago 1 wrote Mrs. i’ lnkhi tu lor advice. Its A w fu l Sleeping Quarters and It* this season of the \ear to the queen
Office phone, 1216; lies., 1386 Mutua^
DeWitt’s Little Early liters are two Inis; price $800. See L. D Brown
just the thing to put under carpets. 1 fo'l ived i ,, an « i an truly say that
bumblebee means the loss of life
“ P e n n y F a w n j.”
small, safe, sure and gentle little pills. or Frank Fuchs.
A local option election notice was You can have it for the asking.
M7
Lydia 15. Dinah:.ra’s V< gctr.Mo Com-
In the Mlllgute Monthly there Is a
Sold by Conrad Stafrin.
torn down in town Sunday. The per­
Mr. Everett. Gw inn and his sister. jwuit.d and Mrs. Pinkhan.'s advice re­ description of the “ Al: aii:i of Glas­
At L. D. Daniel’s store you can find
Dallas will be nearly deserted next! anything you desire in phonograph roc petrator may not he aware that the Miss Ethel, have gone to Seattle to vis­ stored health r.:-.d sti\.'. ‘ h.
It is gow” —the Cowenddcns where “ all
minimum fine for such an offense is
Saturday, as many have announced j ords. A lot of nice new ones
wur.di mountains of gold to suffering
it their sister, Mrs. Win. Stringham.
$50.
that is most unsaliibrlous and repellent
theit intention of attending the Falls j
women.”
Hon. \V. I). Henry was in town Mon­
in our modei n life Is to he found.”
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Ford, of Luckij’ -
Citv picnic.
Silver camp, M. W. of A., will have
i
What-
Lydia
E.
I
’inkhnm’s
Vege-
day evening interviewing our voters
mnte, left last week for an extended vis­
When we laid our first sewer tl ere ; it with friends and relatives ai Colfax their eighth annual picnic at Kidder’s relative to his candidacy for the legisla­ | talie* l I'lmxnuid did li " Mrs. Muff, Side by side with nil that is demoraliz­
ing live and nourish harpies of various
grove on the Corvallis and Indepen­
was as much opposition to such an im­ an 1 Spokane.
it will do for in '.cr ••ul.i- dig women.
dence road near Silver on Mav 2), ture.
kinds and degrees. None is so dan­
provement as there is now to p&vir.g,
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gerous to the health of the community
Tracy Staats received a card from Ed !
and the ciy went up that the proj erty | Tim Oregonian’ s cartoon ca< tron of 1808.
Vote for \V. I. Reynolds.
owners could not stand it. that they j Monday ridiculing the initiative and
as she who night after night seek;» to
Miss Lillian McVicker came up from Biddle yesterday. Mr. Biddle was at
would have to mortgage their property j referendum is an insult to every farm­ Dallas Friday, w here she is attending El Paso, Texas, and having the time of j
make a dishonest penny by overcrowd­
Sowing
machines
for
rent—L
D.
Dan­
to have tin* work done, that the town er in the state.
college, to visit her parents. Rev. and his lite.
ing her slummy house. Sanitary in­
iel.
was not big enough, and ail tho-u* oth­
spectors find the occupants of over­
Impure blood runs you down— makes Mrs. E. E. McVicker, over Sunday.—
Th ■ Emporium have a nice new line
er time worn arguments. Was there you an easy victum for organic diseases. Corvallis Times.
Dallas lost her hall game to Sherwood crowded houses, in their attempt to
of children* aprons and dre-ses on dis­
one man who,had to mortgage his prop­ 'Burdock Blood Bitters purifies the blood
Below we give a summary of the entire registration list
avoid detection, concealed iu every
Ko loi completely digests all classes of play. Also a line of ladies muslin un- Sunday, S to 4.
erty? Are we not all glad that said —cures the cause— builds you up.
food. It will get right at the trouble dervvea r.
See Guy Bros. & Dalton’s ad in this conceivable corner—hidden iu cup of Polk county, as furnished us by Registration Clerk
sewers are down. Are not the districts
boards, under beds and even on th**
Oakgroveit.es will give their third an­ and do the very work itself for the
W. H. Easter, who used to run a meat issue about matting.
yet nnsewered clamoring to have them
It is pleasant to take. market here, now engaged in the livery
put in? Is not all property held at a nual picnic at that place on .lune 13, stomach.
The ha loon for the ascension at the housetops. Two tiers of people have B. Cosper:
Sold
by
Conrad
Stafrin.
business at Tillamook, has been in town Falls City picnic was taken up this been found In one bed, one on the
much higher figure than it was before? 190S. This is one of our best county
TO TAL
TO TAL
PR O s o c
1ND
1908
1906
picnics, and all want to keep the date in
Subscribers who were cut off our list this week.
morning.
board:-, or mattress, the bed then filing
mind.
Douglas.................
52
98
100
37
9
on April 1st, aré continually dropping
over,
and
another
living
tier
on
the
top.
Last night’s Telegram had a picture
Go to the Emporium for all the late
Kennedy’s Laxative Cong! Svrup does in and paying up and renewing their of the Willamette Valley Lumber com­ styles in neckwear
What nr** known as “ penny pawns’* Jackson ................. . 80
42
2
2
12 138 126
Do not forget the
T IÎA
subscriptions.
They
cannot
afford
to
not constipate, but on the other hand
pany’s mill here and of the electric place in the Rilev building.
abound in the district. A broker who Salt Lake................
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64
19
1
63
light plant.
laxative principles gently move the do without the Itemizer.
The greatest tea-drinkers its
Mrs. II. B. ('< per was again reelected | keeps one of these can purchase an Spring Valley ......
bowels. Children like it. Soi l by Con­
64 55
34
30
Chris Stafrin went to Portland Mon­
Mr. J. (i. Farley, mayor of The Dalles, without opposition to the office of grand | article of any value from a penny up-
Stafrin.
day morning to undergo an operation was a culler yesterday. He is making
are full-bottom Dutch­ rad The
He is compelled to keep it Kola ......................
72
47
125 128
6
seen tavy of the Kcbekah assembly of i ward
Southern Pacific will make a for appendicitis. Conrad Stafrin and a tour of the state in the interests of the
Oregon at their state assembly, that has i for only seven full days, and at the Riekreall
49
55
1
110 125
5
great
reduction
in
rates
for
those
who
Dr.
Cary
went
down
Tuesday.
Every­
men. There isn’t much
fish amendment.
just adjourned at Salem. This makes I end of that period ho may sell It to
de ire to attend the fleet reception sit thing was perfectly satisfactory.
175 155
95
62
2
13
a
I
Kill t the 12th year that Mrs Cosper I whomsoever he chooses, and that, too, South Independence
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wallace
Brown,
of
Air-
n e r v o u s prostration in either Tacoma or Seattle, Tickets, New goods coming in every week. lie, have just returned from a two weeks has filled this office. Mi -. Smith, of 1 In all probability, for several hundred South Monmouth
102 112
51
39
4
4
4
with a limit of 14 days, will be on sale
Our stock of ladies tailor suits, millin­ visit in San Francisco, they being pres­ Southern Oregon, was elected president. j per cent more than he paid for it.
for Seattle May 21 stand 22nd, the round ery and ladies furnishing goods are sell­
II..Hand.
82 83
Buena Vista
40
36
4
2
ent at the arrival of the fleet.
trip from Dallas costing $10.05. For
I Thousands of poor people are entirely
Suver
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34
39
18
16
Your srro'uyr returns your money if you Û :n’t Tacoma tickets will he on sale May 25th ing so rapidly that we are kept busy or­
Ignorant
of
the
difference
bet
we;
u
ti
The
Townsend
creamery
is
doing
a
dering new supplies.—Smith & Shelton.
and 2fith and cost $8.35.
like Lvilil.
\ e v
DE* pawnbroking establishment and .t Luckiamute ......
2
fine business, constantly adding i ew
1
2
90
174 175
79
Elmer Reese, of Salem, representing roulcs and have no intention of quilting
“ penny pawn,” with the result that In Bridgeport
2
76 79
37
29
4
4
Carmichael, who is buyer for Wigan & the field, as has been reported.
many cases w hen they go to the latter
Richardson, one of the largest hop firms
15
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East
Dallas
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11
348
237
189
107
26
they
lose
goods
which.
If
pledged
vvi;'.i
Rev.
Dixon
will
preach
a
Memorial
in the world, was in the cits this week
!L
the former, they might have redeem
McCoy ................. 34
1
11
18
78 80
14
looking over the hop situation.— Albany sermon next Sunday morning at the
Methodist church, and in the evening
In time.
Herald.
South Dallas
180
72
9
10 278 207
7
he wdl deliver the annual temperance
Mr and Mrs. G. Sperling, of Inde­ per.... .
224 219
12J
86
1
North
Independence
8
8
G e t t in g H is O w n B a ck .
JÍ pendence, :*re in the city, the guests of
JUST A R R IV E D —
An ironworker, having had the worst North Dallas.......... 122
The fleet failed to stop at Newport or
11
190 161
4
6
55
the Hotel Smeede. They have been at
of an argument with u friend, decided Rock Creek
I Coos Bay, where they went with a view even to come in sight of the naked eye.
2
1
1
5
A new line of Honey, from Eastern Oregon, made from
1 of hicating. They are undecided about Few from this vicinity went over, rath­
to got even w Ith him.
alfalfa, honey in the comb. 20c; two for 35c. Strained.
V
2
2 8
6
58
7
101 95
I the matter and may move here to live. er expecting things would turn out as |
Waiting, therefore, until his enemy North Monmouth
35c per jar.
tht y did.
JÍ — E uve ne Guard.
435 2 8 2
had retired to rest one night, lie np Falls City .............. 272
27
61
2
73
Candied Money, 2<>c per pound.
ri
Mr. Ira Stubblefield was operated up­
proaelied Ids street door and knocked
( ’. I ). Chorpening, of Dallas, arrived
in Eugene this afternoon to visit friends on Sunday bv Dr. Uaicy for u astoid, an
loudly In order to wake him.
88
163.S 931
121 29 0 5 2527
127
We also h ve ripe Olives, 35c per pint jar.
I over Sunday, lie is now bookkeeper for abscess oi the ear, with good results,
Opening the bedroom window, the
We carry the Chase tt Sanborn line of Coffees and Teas,
and
is
now
recovering
as
rapidly
as
can
j
1 the M illas.lelte Valley Company at that
; other hurriedly inquired what the noise
In this we have combined those who registered as Inde­
f moiis the world around.
! place, having charge of the hooks for the he expected.
j was nil about.
niant there and those at Monmouth and
pendent
and those who refused to give any party affilia­
Ii. L. Fenton wants the party or par- ;
On all purchases of $1 or more, or within thirty days,
“ Why.” replied the outside one, “ one
dependence.— Eugene Guard.
ties who about a week ago took the |
I of your windows is wide open.”
we g»ve 5 per cent, except feed. For example:
tion.
It
will be noticed that the registration has increas­
When vonr food seems to nauseate springs off hia buggy to letnrn them j
v
“ Which one?”
Independence Flour. $1.14, net.
pretty
pronto
or
there
will
he
some­
ike
Kodol.
Take
Kodol
now
and
until
ed
some
4<X
) votes over that of 1906, and that those regis­
%
“ Why. the one you have your head
v
you know you are right again. There thing happen.
!
through.”
chuckled
the
other
as
lie
tering as republicans have a majority over the democrats
isn’ t anv doubt about what it will do
p
“ Doan’s Ointment cured me of eczema j
! went away satisfied with the success
you will find the truth of this state­ that had annoyed me a long time, i ia*
?> and
of 707. There is also a large number registered as social­
of his plot. Illustrated Bits.
ment verified after you have used Kodol cure was permanent.” Hon. W . S.
*
for a few weeks. It is sold here by Mathews, Commissioner Labor Statist- 1
ists.
4 A A A ¿ A A 4 A A
d A A ¿ « A A a ^ ^ A
Conrad Stafrin.
Must Char jo to Get Crowd.
ics, Augusta, Me.
The ladles’ guild of an uptown church
Alderman F. J. Coad and several of! - .
had planned an evening entertainment |
ers went over to attend the annual Mils
and reception and asked the rector to \
coVite s ssion at Salem last night. This
make unornmcenient of it on the Hun- !
is t
high order of the Odd Fellow s and
day preceding.
lias perhaps a dozen members in Dallas.
“ This Is all right.“ he said, “ but you |
Ben Jones came in from Indepcn
mu at charge admission.”
de ice Monday evening, and has been
“ Why. this Is Just a social evening.”
acti \£ as attorney for several horn -
they protested. “ We are Inviting peo- \
ste iders, who have been contested bv
in
th government and are having their
pie.”
he iring before t ounty Clerk Wade this
“ They won’t come.” said the rector, !
Perfection Wick
week.—Toledo Leader.
“ beenn.-o they will think It Is not worth j
Blue
while.
But
charge
a
small
admission
|
We are in receipt of an invitation from
Anything that any
Vivian Cecil Htauts to attend the coni­
and you wi.l have a good crowd." So
$. 73
$1.00 Drawers
$ .98
$1.25 Gov/n
ine
iceinent exercises of th * medical de- !
the women gave In. and subsequent
< <
the "N ew
....
1.08
1.08
1.35
Young
Men’s
Clothe*
1.50
pamnent of the Hfc. Louis university
events proved the rector was right.— |
i <
Edcrlu mu . , Stem /*>: L.o - Maker*
do it belter.
May 22nd, when Mr. St-.uts w ill ren-ive i
1.33
1.50
“
............ ...... 1.13
New York I’ll M*
1.75
i the right to add M. I). to his name. He !
heats
i i
1.33
1.68
1.75
2.00
I is a son of Mr. C. E. Staats, of Airlie. j
E o f our
DALIAS, OREGON
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
The o n ly baking p o w d e r
made w ith R o ya l G ra pe
C re a m o f T a r t a r
that the
days of
5 per cent discount, oasli (or th’rty days) 5 per cent
DOINGS IN THE TOW N.
Comings and Goings of Citizens of Dal­
las and their Friends.
No Alum, No Limo Phosphate
FOR SALE
A. J. BARHAM
TO TAL REGISTRATION
Those Who Have Registered in the
Precincts of Polk.
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We Strive to Keep Our Store in a Clean, Sanitary Way
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Dress Skirts at Cost on friday and Saturday. Special on Muslin Underwear
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.25 Corset Covers
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1.25
1.00 Chemise
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A pair of $3.5<» Tan Shoes and Ox Blood Oxfords for $2.85
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C. \V. Beckett, N. II. fttonebrink and j
L. I). Fields, appraisers of the state, |
! have filed a rejKjrt with the county j
j court, showing that the estate left by I
I the late Julia F. Harritt, consisting of ,
! f irm of 278 acres in Polk county, situa­
ted two miles north of Salem, is valued
! at $10,000.
( The Dallas band has a new leader in !
j the person of Mr. I. 1». Duncan, of P »rt-
1 uid. w ho expects to settle amongst us.
He is ,t man of vast experience alorg!
! this line, and the hand boy * are to lx*
j congratulated on the acquisition. As;
j the hand gets a little more practice they i
| exiK*ct to give regular Smut ay afternoon
, concerts either at the p -rk or np town. ■
All should aid them in this feature,
A gigantic production of Pain's;
Eruption of Venus, arid Carnival at Na­
ples tiA* been contracted for as a special •
night entertainment for the thousands
of visitors that will he at the entertain- ,
metil in Portland during the R-- Fes­
tival week. This enormous production
i« bejn-r brought direct fiom M «nhattan
Beach. New York, and is without doubt tel
the largest theatrical or apect tetiiur at­
traction ever brought across the conti­
nent to fill one contract, nut the new
Portland spirit has taken sueh a hold
upon her |K*otifa that they are going to .
try and on too all
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Dallas Mercantile Co. £
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Springstyles
you ii find wherc-
ever g o o d fellows
get together. N o t
extrem e; nor too
plain; hut always
stylish.
1 las scored with
other young m en;
w ill with you ,too.
See w hy just the
minute you put it
O il.
A f atirrn t$ please
every JeHnu.
They
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Inoculation F o r Sm all pox .
luiily Mil' W " I l f Mon ugn I k «•*»•
•mil)' crpillli I with hnvlnif liilriKliuf<l
lu'*:tilntloii Into EiiKliinil from Turk«),
lit I71M rli« lul l I «r non Inoculatal nt |
Adrltmoiile with KUCc< ‘- t Kli« win» nl
| towed to h '.ve It trl«,l In Emrlnnd on |
l »even .
.......I »•¡•Iniliii'.ln In 1721.1
i m,d In 1722 tin* member, of the rtr. .il
Cnmlly wnre inn uln'i"! Tile pracll'e ;
win» bliterli <,i| > «d by the Here; lit»- j
11 ; til
17»«. A !ir. Meiul |i;a -.lwd InorU-1
tel 1 latlon with .tlici 'K U|> to 17m. nnd I»r. I
Duiiodule of London inornlated Cntti- [
erlne II. of Bnn la In I7«8. Vaeclne Iu
o»'ulntlon wna Introduced by Dr. Jen
M r lo 179ft-N«w York American.
The Bee Hive Store
DALLAS. OREGON
M ade
A grandmother win* reproving her |
lit ile grandchildren for making so
much noire.
"Dear nn*. children, you are so nok’-y
to*.ay! Can’t you lie a little more j
quiet?”
“ Now. grandma, you mustn’t acold |
us. You see. if It wasn't for us. you |
wouldn't he a grandma at all."— Hur
per’s Weekly.
Nothing adds to kitchen
convenience summer weather
like a New
Fiao e Oil Cook-Stove.
stove can
do
Perfection” will
do, and
Bakes,
roa?ts, boils, toasts;
the wash water and the sad
iro s, and does it without dissipating its heat through the room
to your discomfort. The
VTck Bias ¡Flame Oil Cook-SIove
actually k -ps the kitchen cool— actually makes it comfortable
for you while doing the ramiiy cooking, because, unlike the coal
range, its heat is directed to one point only — right under the
kettle, i ie in three sizes, fully warranted. If not
with your < aler, write our nearest agency.
LA MV SET
tight that i. very grateful
to tired eve»—• perfe, t ¡-indent nr family
lamp. Brass, nickel plated, hence more dur­
able than other lampa.
If not with your dealer, writ* onr nes
cat agency.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY