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C O U N TY CLERK
t h e polk county itemizes ?.
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T H U R S D A Y , M A Y 28, 1908.
1 Olfir \
B h L L j Kesidenee. 113
The Candidates’ Column
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Congressman
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H. M. CAKE.
W. C. HAW I.KV.
Supreme Judge
KOBCKT S. Hi:AN.
M
^cHidcnee, 1401
Dairy ( ’oininisHioner
J. W. B U L K Y .
Railroad Commissioner.
T. K. C AM t’ BKI.L.
Patronize One Another for the Unbuild ina o f Town and Count]!
Dixtrirt Attorney
DEM O CRAT
T IC K E T
Joint Representative
B. F. JONES.
Representative
C O N G R E S S IO N A L
For U. S. Senator
Geo. E. Chamberlain, of Portland
JOHN H. MCXAHY.
It mean* much to the taxpayers to
have u man in the Clerk’» office who in
thoroughly familiar with every detail of
the othee work and in a position to give
the taxpayers the best |K)Ssible service,
K. M. Smith is a courteous ami reli
able official and no better choice could
be made for this position.
County Judge
Sheriff
C. L. H A W L E Y
ED. F. COAD.
F. H. M V800TT.
in a like time either lielore or sine»-. It
was during Judge Siblev’s administra
tion that the plan was adopted of av far
as posihle doing away with wooden
bridges and nutting in sewer pipes and
permanent nils By this policy alone
the county was saved thousands of dol
lars every year that would otherwise be
required in keeping up bridges. Judge
Sibley before made good on every anti-
election pledge that he made. He had
the county b.>oks exported each year so
that at all times any voter that cared to
know could tell just how the couutv
stood financially. Judge Sibley in ask
ing the votes of the people this time
pledges himself that if elected he will
use every effort to improve the county
rna Is, not of some particular sec-1ion « t
the county, but of the whole county,
and will make such improvements in «
'substantial, |>ermanent manner ami
will see that the work progresses as fast
: as it is possible consistent with reason*
I able taxation, and as Judge Sibl-v
\ “ made good” on every pledge be made
, I n fore, we have every reason to believe
; that lie will do so again.
During the present administration
the road work of the countv has not re
ceived the attention that we believe it
was entitled to. When we consider
that tin* county was turned over by
Judge Sibley practically free from debt.
I that the state tales have until this
year, lieen much lower, that thousands
of acres of timber land has lieen subject
to taxation that was not previously tax
able, and that general taxes have been
higher and more revenue lias been rais
ed for the county than ever before in
the history of the county, and yet there
ha* not been as much permanent road
wan k done as there was during the ad
ministration of Judge Sibley.
Taking all these tilings into consider
ation, we believe the voters will make a
gn at mistake if they do not see to it
that Judge Sibley is elected County
Judge.
I
That hacking cough continues
Pocause your system is exhausted and
your pow ers c f resistance weakened.
Take S co:it's E m u ls io n .
It builds up and r.trengthen3 your entire system.
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It contains C .ci > Jv :■** Ci- ant 11 Iypophosphite* so
prepared that it is
/ ;* u .-e a u d easy to digest.
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above statement is a true transcript of the ool-
ectious of the 1907 tax in my oflire, ami turned
over to the county treasurer, up to ami includ
ing the 8th day of May, 1908.
J. M. U R A N T,
Sheriff of P«>1L Comity, Oregon.
Dan
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New Subscribers This Week.
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S. K. Crowley, Rickreall
Noah Fttrgus.m, Falls ( ’ity
Setli Paw«, Kickrcall.
Ed liichinond, Dtllas.
Chat*. McDevitt. Dallas.
J. H Cook, McMinnville.
Mm, C. K. Hanna. Sale in.
W. I. Heynolds, Salem.
Mrs. S. Townsend, Kings Valley.
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Stouffer
Regular Republican
Candidate
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Patents.
FOR CO U N TY TREASURER
United State« to Corvallis & Ya piina
Buy Company, land in Folk, Benton
ami Lincoln countie«.
To the Voters of Polk county:
Gentlemen:
J. J. Whitney, Albany
For Representative in Congress
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County Clerk
I am a candidate for election to tiie
E. M. SMITH
office of County Treasurer. A position
of
tiie
greatest financial responsibility
Treasurer
COUNTY
within your gift. And as many of you
DAN P. STOUFFER
do not know me personally, before ask
ing von for your support it is but just
Assessor
FIRE DISTRICTS.
W. D. Henry, of Spring Valley
For Representative
and proper that you snould know some
C. S. GRAVES.
thing of the person seeking this position.
Please permit me to offer the following
School Superintendent
Towu
to
b
«
Divided
into
Four
H. C. SEYMOUR.
J. E. Sibley, of Dallas
personal sketch:
For County Judge
I was born in Polk county 52 years
Fire W ard».
Surveyor
ago; brought upon a farm; graduated
ED. F. COAD
B. F. BEEZLEY.
from
Willamette University in 1878;
................Alex. Holmes, of Bethel
For Commissioner
read law two years, but was compelled,
The tire and water committee of the Coutmi.sioner
W IL L IA M RIDDELL
account of failing health, to leave
city council were up to see us Monday
Regular Republican Nominee For on
the office; came back to Polk county
....... Fred. S. Crowley, of Falls City and made it known that the town would Coroner
For Clerk
and
bought a farm on credit, and afted
County Judge.
R. L. CHAPM AN.
be divided into four ttre wards, as we
15 yearn of industry and economy, pair
for it. I then came to Dallas where I
in our last issue. Main and
................. J. M. Grant, of Dallas proposed
To the voters ot Polk county without have since lived. I was elected to the,
For Sheriff
Washington streets will be the inter
term and promise« the «ame painstak tegard to party:
office
of cit y auditor and police judge |
E L D C. DUNN.
secting boundary lines. All of the
ing and faithful labor that has charac-
It lias been stated by my opponent for 12 years consecutively, which is evi- |
| terizod hia work during tin* past year. that tiie debt of Polk county was paid deuce of my ability as a book keeper j
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F. E. Meyer, of Dallas main business portion will be announced
For Assessor
in ca-e of fire by on** tap on the big i R egu la r Democratic Candidate for ! None who have been cognizant of the off four years ago, ami that if elected, and expert accountant.
I work can sav but what it was well done, he would endeavor to improve tiie roads
Although seriously handicapped b v !
bell and one toot of the steam siren at
i Ilia record, although not of long dura of tin' whole county as last as ii could physical disability since boyhood, I am
County Treasurer
For School Superintendent
W. I. Reynolds, of Dallas the electric light plant, followed by a
; tion, .-peaks for itself, and stamps him be done with reasonable taxes.
not asking your support out of sympa
Now as to the obligations ot the coun thy on that account. Tiie custody of
continuous ringing and tooting. Klee-
Among the various candidates for j as a man in every way fitted for the
trical
communication
will
be
made
by
county
offices this year the name of Ed. i place, one who can fill it with honor ty : January term of county court, your funds is purely a business propo-
....................... Ed. Dunn, of Dallas
and
credit
to
himself
and
subserve
the
1904,
the former administration made
For Treasurer
telephone so as to give quick alarms in ('. Dunn, democratic candidate for best interests of Polk county’s schools. its last levy of taxes to run the county sition and sympathy should cut no more
figure here than in the selection of your
county treasurer is deserving of special
case of need. The other ward w ill be mention, Born in Polk county a little j Vote for him next Monday.
and to reduce its obligations out stand banker, as that is what tiie office really
jj
ing
from
April,
1905,
tiie
out
standing
Luther Ground, of Monmouth designated by numlier only. Here is a over 29 years ago, he is known well and j
amounts to in tiie end.
For Surveyor
imleptedness of the county was $33,519.
Our county is now practically on a
map of the districts :
favorably to nearly every man, woman i
C. S. GR AVES
20. These figures I take from the office cash basis, and our taxes, (about $150,-
and cliihi in Dallas, where he has spent
of the County Treasurer and any person OIK) annually) are mostly collected in
the greater portion of their life. M r,1
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per down to the level that seems nee-
Dunn has been employed by a number | Republican Nominee for Second may accertain whether correct or not by t lie spring and remain in the treasurer’s 1
calling on the county treasurer anil hands until paid out on warrant in tiie;
of buaineM men in Dallas, and bis l**st
county clerk. The first two years of regular course of business, and I feel i
asset today is bis unstinted praise for
Term
as
County
Assessor.
Day in and dav out there is that feeling
my term the above amount of debt was that l am qualified from business exper- |
honest and efficient work bestowed up
wiped out and on substantially the ience, educational attainments and past
of weakness that makes a burden of itself.
Oregon is receiving great pronii-
on Id ni by bis former employers. Ed.
same
assessed valuation of the former financial integrity, to care for these j
Food does not strengthen.
Mr. CarlS. Graves, the republican
C. Dunn is careful, clean, energetic, of
I nence all • ver the United States by
administration
the levy was lowered funds to the satisfaction of the tax pay-1
W í i h I i Í i u L o i i
Sleep does not refresh.
exemplary habits, possesses excellent nominee for county assessor, was born
»Street
[ reason of its tight l r election of a U.
clerical ability, and is entirely rompe- in Yamhill county in 1872. lit* grad one mill the first year and two mills the I ers of the county. I therefore respect-1
It is hard to do, hard to bear, what
tent to conduct the office to which lie uated from the Sheridan public schools second year. We have raised the road | fully ask you to consider my qualiiica-
should he easy,— vitality Is on the ebb, and IS. senator by a direct vote of the peo
aspires. He is making a clean and vig and then took a business course at a levy each year and did more good effect- | tions for this position, and if, in casting
the whole system suffers.
ple. Every ni1 ve made by the old
,limB ive road work during 1908, with the in- I your vote, you will use the same busi
orous t’umpuign, and it is generally con Portland college, completing the same
For this condition take
I machine is watched with great inter
ceded that he will lie elected treasurer in 1891. Since that time he has lived ‘ crease ol waJ?e8 that the county had to ness judgment that you use in yrur
of Polk county next Monday by a sub- on a farm near Ball-don, until elected pay for its road work than the former j private business, I shall be satisfied.
est and caustic comment made. All
My Platform is: The oath of offiee
stantial majority.
in 1904 to the office of county assessor, administration did during theenire four
It vitalizes the blood and gives vigor and j the lar c papers are patting the poo-
j where he has served well ami faithfully years they were in office. Any person i strictly interpreted and faithfully observ
tone to all the organs and functions.
ever since. As a resident of Polk who is not prejudiced and who will ex ed.
j pie on the back and saving for us to
In usual liquid form or in chocolated
Thanking you for anv favors you may
i countv for tlie last 13 years, there are amine tiie work will verify what I say
F. E. MEYER
¡go in and win, and that we now have
tablets known as Sarsatabs. lOOdoa. $1,
' none who know hitn who can say one regarding it. I want it understood that 1 show me, I am vours respectfully,
One drunk reported in the police
I
am
not
complaining
of
the
kind
or
the chance of our lives.
DAN P. s ro U F F K K .
word against bis character. He is a
court til is week.
Regular Democratic Nominee for
My name on ti.e ballot is number 45.
man in every sense of the word. character of woi k done by the former
| a man of known integrity, and his en administration, for I am not.
.Mr. E. Jacobson, of our depot force,
Take has not conic out for State
County Assessor.
The Oregonian the other d iy edito
They made mistakes, we made mis
tire record in life has been entirely free
C R O W L E Y FOR CLERK.
ment No. I. Chamberlain ha-. So rially characterized the democratic j-tik in g a two weeks layoff.
I from spot or blemish. His business takes. and to this date I have never
Miss
Henrietta
Ellis
bad
an
experi
heard
of a live man w ho did not make
there you are.
We find that there are many voters in j capabilities are such that be
has
party “ as a feeble party ashamed of its ence last week which she will probably
Polk county who do not know that four filled this office of assessor to the entire mistakes. What I do think is not right,
Fred S. C’rowley, the democratic can-
remember. She was suddenly con
is the method employed by insinuation
1 didate for the office of county clerk, is a
The betting men of Multnomah past ami wishing to escape it; having fronted with a bear in the woods, and years ago, the term of office of county satisfaction of everyone, and is rated as ,
assessor was changed from a two years one of tiie best nu n for the position «ending secretely to certain individuals | graduate of the slate normal school at
no
principles
or
purposes
for
too
fu
as she saw he was not disposed to run term to a four years term, and that the that tin- n.untv lm» ever |,i. .luctd. He voter*, by letter to influence their act-
county arc putting up no money on
j Monmouth. For the past two years he
*•'<* eimnty records disprove
Cake’s election. A small straw like ture, and utterly discredited by its b it stood bis ground nianiuliy, she got sriary was also advanced from $'» a day has been fair, iuipa 1 1iaI. |.:iiii»tuking
her gun and tiiid three shots at him, to $1200 n year. Now , our present as and exiiert in the p rformance of the their statement». \\ e have laid out for has been principal of the Falls City
past.”
We
may
be
feeble,
but
we
are
|
j high school. He is a grandson of S. K.
that often shows tin* direction of. the
the tbird one bringing him down. She
no ashamed of our past. We glory says, when triumphantly telling about sessor, who is rating himself as a sec duties dev.dvii ir up on him, and hi* till» year much more work on road» in Crowley of Rickreall, who is a pioneer!
wind.
ond termer, and who is asking for an l»inks a» returned to tile courts are each direction from Pallyis and in each of 1852.
in our principles and purposes for the it. “ it wasn’ t in a trap either.” —Sheri other term, has already held four years, noted a» mode'» of excellence and skill, district than ever before and the work
I The peculiar fitness of Mr. Crowley
dan Sun.
under this change, and w ith the ex both as t<* penmanship and accuracy of is now' under way. We have caused to ! for the office of county clerk is not ex- !
We are sorry to say that some mud future, although the republii-an party
pense of only one campaign. Hereto figuring. To sum the whole matter up be constructed one steel bridge and | celled by any man in the county, owing
sliiiging has l»een indulged in by can lirt* found that we have stood for the
fore our county assessors have held but in a few words, .Mr. Graves has made an three more are now contracted for; and ,| to his thorough education, received at
four years, or two terms of two years extra good assessor, and asking as lie we have also cut out- more than six I tiie normal school, and ids higher con- ;
dida tee oil the other side of the fence right things and have tried to absorb
each, and at a salary of but $3 a day does a réélection to a second term, it is thousand running feet of bridges and cul- I ne* ion as teacher in the public school
I)o not pay any attention to such re them. If there is a parts utterly dis
and also had to stand the expense of hut justice that it be accorded him. We verts, purchased five new graders, seven : work. As a recommendation he lias it
credited by its record, it is not the
ports.
two political campaighns. We therefore 1 might give numerous figures to prove ' slip scrapers, five wheel scrapers and ! to ids credit that he has succeeded him- 1
think it hardly right that our present I bis fitness for the office, but have space five new township road p’ows, placed the self into every position to which he has j
democratic
assessor should ask for eight years.
The Itemizer is working for princi
for only the following showing how till court yard in its present condition, and i been chosen.
Mr. F. E Meyer, the démocratie able land has been decrease I in the per added new metal furniture to the ! This is the first time that lie lias ask- ,
ple, not party, when it comes to the
A justice of the peace for
nominee, is a thorough and competent cent of taxes paid and that on corpora county clerk’s and recorder’s offices. I | e«l for suffrage of his home county for a |
election of a United States senator, No. 8, comprising the three
man, and it is useless to go into detail tion property raised: In the year 1904 d’ul the best I could for the people of I public office. He is a man 24 years o f ;
regarding bis ability to fill the asses railroad rolling stock, manufacturing Polk county hone.-tly, fairly and with a i age and has the confidence of men oj «11
and asks voters to fa>l in line and up and on** Hick rea 11 precincts
sor’s office, as the record of his previous plants, unimproved and timber lauds single purpose of doing inv duty, and j positions in life.
hold Statement No. I. Vote for rep 0h,ted m xt Monday. The democrat-
administration in that capacity is paid 27 oer cent of the total tax of the promise the voters that if elected for a
Mr. Crow lev was particularly nromi- |
known to every taxpayer in Polk coun-j county, out in 1907 the same class of second term, I not only can, but will do I nent in athletic« during his schooling at
reseiitafives who have come out un ic candidate in this district is Lester
tv. We think the people can make
ke no property paid 45 per cent of the total much more effective work for the next ! Monmouth. lie played center on the
qualiliedlv for that measure and no j p Butler, of Dallas
“ Judge” as he
mistake by voting for F. E. Meyer for tax
In 1901 tillable land paid 40 per j term» fnr il required tin.e to become j basket ball team in 1904-5, and was
others. I arty lines should not hr ¡a known to his friends, is making a
the total tax and in 1907 only > ‘‘quamted. with the roads and their prominent in both base ball and foot
cent of [ til»1
county assessor.
condition in Polk county and I am ac
30 percent.
drawn in this matter, It is of too I c|<»rt,i vigorous campaign for thi<of*
qua in ted with their needs and assure ball, having been manager of the base
ball team in 1904.
much importance.
| fice, and will no doubt be successful.
H. C. SEYMOUR.
ac t o 'r n r c a i i u t v i i t
iir» the voters that whatever we have done,
Mr. Crowley, like tiie majority of the
AN IU l H t L U U N l l J U D U t o H lr whathever we may do m the future, if
■ Lester I) Butler is a young man of
residents of Polk county does not be
The Itemizer has not taken sides ,
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elected, l will strive to be your faithful lieve it is for the best interests of the j
good habit, has spent some two years
. .
A
i servant and not a dictator. Asking
Republican Candidate for ^ O u e a t . 4l
in the prohibition tight in »his county)
t h e most import int of the • VOur candid consideration of these mat- county to give more than two terms to
in I • w roiding and pr.icti al work in
It is for that reason that lie
for tiie reason that we do not consul
county offices to he filled at the coming tviH all<i volir votes. Bv the w av; a he . an official
School Superintendent.
T h ls w om an » « y » that »Irk
a law office, and is entirely • ompetent
election is the office of the county judge, j think over this matter the* second has consented to have his name ap)»ear
er the bringin : of the question into
wom en should not fa il I « try
opposition to Mr.
I he voters are coming to realize that it time, it strikes me that vou the voters on the ball***«
the unties
duties oi
of tins
this im port- l.y iiin E . 1‘ in k lia m * » V o K rfa h ln
I to transact tue
the newspapers us conductive to the
Mr. H. ( ’. Seymour, the republican 1 » m.l » que»tm;i of |».liti.-», hut a ,,„e»- rtn,, tll, |iav» r», are the boy» anil girls Smith.—'W at Side
I ant office If is platform is the oath C om pound as she did.
*» * county
* debt.
* *-* Do you
liest interests of the county. \\ «• have
candidate for the office of county school tion of business as to who thev elect to 1 who paid • that
M i A. < ¿ivgorv, of 2355 Lawrence superintendent of Polk county, is 30 this important office. The legal busi ; j cumtnx?
! of office, and honest and just treat
Mothers’ Day at the Presbyterian i
Yours Respectfully,
watched such action in o her comi
S»
,
Denver,
UoL,
writes
to
Mrs.
ness
that
passe«
through
tiie
hands
of
church Sunday. Let every one invite i
years
of
ago
and
has
already
received
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ment to all. Your vote for him next
ties, a d do not care to bring our pa
Ihnklmm :
your mother to church. Bring her w ith
considerable recognition as an educator the county judge in the course of a year,
Monday will assist in the election of
“ l was pr.i. tieallv an invalid for six of marked ability. Teaching has been in the * av of civil and probate matters | Sheriff’s Statement of Taxes Col you. Present her w ith a white flower j
far
exceed«
in
money
value
the
business
years,
on
account
of
female
troubles.
and wear one yourself. If she resides
an honest and impartial ju-tice.
a life work with him, he having lieen
lated.
] underwent an operation by the engaged in it since graduating from the that in the same length of time passes |
away write her a kino letter in remem- (
Over-Work Weakens
cl ••••tor's Advice, but in a few months I
ghtli grade of the j i blic school in Dal- i through the hands of the circuit court
hrance of the dav.
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was worst* than I»efore. A friend ad -[ la**. At that time, in 1898, lie U»gan his i in both departments. In addition t«l »»oilersi Fund
A T I N 'l E P E N P ^ E .
« Om.HOti Ht houl F uni
. 2ii,»kri sa
Your kidneys.
\ d Lydia E. Pink hum's Vegetable work at Upper Sjilt ( ’rock, going t ► Lin- J this toe co inly commissioners very sel- City
.. 4. «91.19
of bnlu.-i
< t iiipound und it restored me to perfect coln countv to teach another term of j dom live at the county sent, hence ev
Indent* nlen«*e.........
1.7:61.92
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Mood. Members o f Eastern ^ r Vis»1 S iv health, such as 1 have not enjoyed in scb.Kil dune t • summer, lie then re- , ei vth
•* Mulini ml h
WM.M
that comes no in regard to the
Kl’ I .
" Falls »*ttv.
in: ii v years. Any woman suffering as | turned to l.aUieolc Academy for ni«*re financial affairs of the c«*uuty, including School
District
No.
2
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2.2T0.07
All th« blood In your body passe* through
ter City.
1 did with backache. Itearing-d* w n l-« booling and graduated from that in- roads and »ridges ac well as law points
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96.94
your kidneys once «very three minutes.
191 v»
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«, nml per-h*dicjudns,should not fail Htitution. Mr. Seymour thci • night at that are raised bv the other officers are
r
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The kidneys ate your
t 11 s«* L vdia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Oak Grove a year and at Rickreall two first referred to the county judge to 1 h »
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1.971 «Vi
bkx
invitati *n fr«nii tin 1 isti i Compound.”
years, putting in both summers in teach- ! pa«se«l upon, making it very necessary
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ter out the waste or Star lodge at Independence, a number!
(Visi «a
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ing schools in Tillamook county He i that the judge should be a man of abil-
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Impurities in the blood. nf our members fr<»m D illis went «»wr F A C T S FOR SIC K W O M E N . tlien accepted the principalship of the | ity in
°f these lines. If the people
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If they are sick or out
For thirty years Lydia K. Pink- Falls Uitvscliyol and served them faith- , exp»*ct to g *t . progressive, economical
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2,185.21
of order, they fail to do there Wednesday * \ •• ii:ig for a frnter h;n: 's \
* tide ( ’ontfiotind. ntnde fully tor three years, going thence to WMiiiuisw.»«i-*n we believe that Judge J.
176.97
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nal visit. They took tl > . .15 motor ami
111 .. ■
their work.
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mot s and herbs, boa hern ilio Milwaukie, when* In* taught for «me \ D- Sibley is the best qualified man to
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F’ains, aches and rheu returned on a spe* ial one at midnight m !" I:tr«| mtiu*ily for female ills,
fill all
these requirements f«»r the f«*l-
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i m è $
year,
returning
to
I’olk
Ik
t**
t
accept
the
matism come from ex- The > D»rs returned loud in their
“ 44
MI 71
nml has |g*wi m lv cured thousand*«>t su|a*rii;tt* «lencv tendered him upon l«»a ing i * «sons :
“ 46 ................ ..
cesa cf uric arid in the
42.M7
When
Ju
Ige
^ildey
was
nominal
<
1
ilie
re.-ign.iti«>n
«if
C.
L.
Starr.
i» Im nave U vti t rouble»! iih
blood, due to negiectod praise • • lie roxal treatment and cour
49
30.97
In every «eland where Mr Sevmour i eight vears ago, the «-(Minty was in «iebt
kidney trouble.
te«)»!« i\. oiin> they received and hoping di qiia ’tinnì.», infii'tnmation, uhria-
“
57....................
9.44A.JO
about lllujkk). and was running deeper
m , til »ix fid tuinois, irregularities, ha« taught he has been reelect«*»1 at r«n
" fit..................
366.49
ü ^ 5 r .* rOU_b.U C*V*“
° f «nsterndy ,
in tl„ ..... nit..
t
. iM,
in debt each year, and practically no
•* m
523 urr
heart beats, and makes one feel as though!
jH*»i «di«- i m i iis. Ut» ka» lu», that U*ar- .nerea«v»i «alary ami without ««dieita- permanent
roa«l
or
bridge
work
was
lin
cipmcate
in
kind.
After
the
work
U« 71
•
•
«ì
ti«>n on lii« part, a recnrtl to In* pr«*n«l
they had heart trouble, bec ause the he \rt is
iii“
*h»wn
fe*
'ing:,
tìattdency,
indico**-
“ 62
........ ..
264.37
was servivi. 1
of and prolmhly one niu*«|uall« «1 by anv ing «I lie. Judge Sihlcv ple*lge«l the
over-working in pumping thick. i;:Jney-
“
66...............
l.iua.si»
fi*
,t!i/ziite
.•orni
tvim
is
prost
rati»
>n.
Tims** g’>ing from Dallas wore: Mr and i
«»tber piofea-»«)r. On his uppuintm**ut v«»ters that if e ie -t«*d. he wouM pay off R.*.«d District h •
950.62
polsoned blood through veins and arteries.
AYhv d » n i voti tr> it ?
" 2
556 .«6
by the county court he at on«*e jnm|a*<i the county indebiedness, ami at the end
It used to be considered that only urinary Mrs. C. I. Berne », Mr. and Mrs V. B
**
• :»
............ .
743.67
Muir,
Mi.
ami
Mrs.
Walter
Fuller.
Mi
>lr>». l*'!i!d *'U !i in v ite * n il sick Into the work of the school fair with of his term there was onlv $5(k)0 of the
troubles were to be traced to the kidney*
‘
4
...........
SW.71
,
ol«l
i
ulebteoness
remaining,
and
this
an*l
Mrs.
E
W.
Fuller,
Mr
and
Mi
neu
t«»
r
«
t
••
l»»*r
f
o
r
n
d
v
ir
e
.
ereat
zeal,
secure*!
the
prizes
and
lonk-
•• «
1,001. Iti
but now modern science proves that nearly
DEMOCRATIC
U S. Grant, Mr and Mr*». E. A. II.im
•• 7
1'Ms g u iif n l th ou san d s t# j «»*1 after all the numerous «letaila «•onse- wan done without raising tin* taxes over
574. X*
all constitutional diseases have their begin
“ 8 ........
702.(«t»
ftton. Mi and M
i H I ogart M
h e n llli. Addreas, Lyn n , >laa.s.
«pient up<*n such an uiulertaking. To th amount on which the previous
ning In kidney trouble.
“ 9...................
596.83
CANDIDATE
him in a larg * measure is «lue the great court had l»eon mi ning deeper in debt,
If you are sick you can make no mistake nml Mrs. F. S. Baniscv. Mr. ami Mr« t
“ li»
. . . . .
4S9.83
6 »| 93
sueceas «»f the fair. The «me for this and at thesume time that the indebted
“ li
by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild E. V. Ihilton. ’'1rs G. I Williams. M m j
• 1 »
32AJI7
vear It** has well in hand, ami it will I«* ness was l*eing paid the stale tax«*« were
and the extraordinary effect cf Dr. Kilmer s J. ( ’ Uglou Mi *. G. I. Haw kin«. Mrs.
“ IX .........
, i«rg«*r ami better than ever. In this higlier than they hail previously been,
Swamp-Root, the great kidney rem iy is J on . Croat lier. Mrs. M Ifayter, Mrs.!
.ve».;.*.»
H 14..............
6*4'7
' matter alone he has till y «lemoiistrattsl and much heavier than they have been
“ 1A
•oon realized. It stands the high**«« 1 r its C baa. Me fan t, Mrs I i i 11« II »I »• .
“
1
6
............
74«.12
Mrs.
C.
St
«Irin,
Mrs.
Ella
M**trger,
aincc,
and
at
the
same
time
almost
«*ne
t«* all his ex«vntive ability, ami the «*are
wonderful cures of the moat dlstiessin^
1.42*) V*
•* 17 .................
M ip K L. ('bagman, M*>. I!*.lt Me
fnl attention to «tetuils that injure« suc- half of the bridge« in the county were
and is sold on Us merits
1*
1. «24 *6
Daniel, Miss Iva Melhiniel, Mis«* Olii«*
710.92
“ !9
«•eas. Mr. Seymour is not able to make renewed, and more ptimuncut r**ad
by all druggists in flfty-
The man who pledges
“ 20
49-
Smith. Misa R. tta Campbell, Mr. Ilsr
i canvass of the «'«»unt v f«»r election in work was *b»ne than has ever I h ‘«* ii done
oent and one-dollar tiz
*' 21
1.**'.£■
rv
Gaynor.
June, a« the work of the offiee requires
513.73
es. You may have a ^ * * #VV
■
himself to support the
his earetul an«l constant attention, «•«us
aample bottle by mail n««w .4
. t
Tots!
fV.'S 4 5’ 01
Work «m Main stn * t, b«*ta « « i. ( KJ
ing him to work a major portion of tiie
froe. also pamphlet tellu g you how to find
peep
es’ choice for
r» v; e»
Hrhâln
night ami day to keep up with it. For
Out If you have kidney cr bladder trouble. ! and Academy. is ntognssiiu H:**M fa
ì
14« *1
the last two weeks the eighth trrade ex
Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer : trora hi y. Thevra«!.1 is n.*w e>t:iblish* I
r.itn!
tsxcs
uni*
»llreted
«t
thi»
date.
Uni ed States Senator
Y«*u a c t .
i
c at\d
I and the «team r* «lier is g«ttin^' 1 1 « «* ) h <I
M«> ».
16.3Wi.49
amination w«»rk has «letiiamled much
M Co.. Binghamton. N. Y.
in shape f**r the r»*e»*pti«»i. for the «•ru*«h
i time, he just n«*w getting it off of his
Ststi* «»f Oregon )
w i t h o u t individual
jury f«v Scivliing Rest.
Do not make any mistake, but re- *‘d r«H-k .«»me of ahi« h ha« alrea«iv
hands, nml dom n«>t conshier it his duty
• SS
membrr the ■•■»«,
Or l**-«* h .n W l..r tl.- fl»,n «..( «*,- «•■,
to get out and work for votes to the ne
»
Your jr i' .•*
r «ioney il * ou don t
County **f P«»lk
preference.
glect of the sclmol w«»rk He will he
K iln w r’» Hw»m p-R.».l, »n.i Ih . ».I.lr»-» I
1 uil. r. rrp.rt t
» ».
I. J M. Orsnt, sheriff of the shore nsme-1
I U wr
üiitx.
count} sad «tate, «lo hereby eartlfjr that ih
pleaard to acvwpl the office for emittier
iagbamptuii, N: Y . o * • » • » » U.UU.
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**"’"
" " + • *■> ‘ ll» " » * "
I
£3
£3
£3
1
H. C. Seymour
Republican
< Candidate
For
in those instances
PLA T FO R M
His best work for the up
building and advancement
of tiie public schools of
Polk county
*
lit !» U I M
H fflin n * r a i
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
j. M. GRANT
I temocratic
Candidate
For Sheriff
For Second
Terra
V/.
I.
Reynolds J
«
Democratic
Nominee
for
SCHOOL SUPER INTENDENT
Your support
respectfully
solicited
F. E. M E Y E R
Democratic
Nominee
FOR
County Assessor
I
W A Y N E D. H EN R Y
For Representative
%
£3
; County School Superintendent
General Debility
-£1
£*