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J t h e polk couni Admitted to the Mcontl el«*. o V . P. FIS K FO R 1 ltemiaer, one year in advar SUBSCRIPTION ■ '.Vitti Weekly Oregonian nr I With Oregon Woodman ’ PHONES: N euralgia S c ia t ic a . R heumatism B a c k a c h e . P ain inchest D is tr e s s in stomach . S leeplessness |Olti.-, 257 HELL I Reititlenre. Hit l'u tn m ite One Another for the 1’iibuil DEMOCRAT CONCRESSir For U. S. Senator Geo. E. ( For Representative in Congress For Representative We lay out eggs before you fresh from the farm. Tr «»111 hen to vour table they come as quickly ih i! is ¡»ossible t*. get them. T r suine an*l M«*e how differ lit tie y are from just ordinary eggs Dut gíMsl an the« -re the, are not H bit bet ter th aï all g-oeeries hamlle here. If you like ir«*sli eggs, hh you surely will, you will like our other groceries equally as well. You will like our prices too. They are always the lowest that will pay for tine quality. COUNTY E. B O Y D & S O N W. D. Corner Grocery 1 P O L K 'S FULL ...a t th e .. L IS T com plete For Commissioner For Fred, Sheriff V For Surveyor I f you caanct obt.Jn from your D«.il«r, we »kip dlrc.t, «xpri a p-«p'.ld, upo.i recei itof CaU- log Prlc*. AIw -y.i tnaist on STXVCXg when ordering. Luth< |>er » cessa General Debility Day in ami dav out there is that feeling of weakness that makes a burden of itself. Food does not strengthen. Sleep does not refresh. It is hard to do, hard to bear, what should he easy,—vitality is on the ebb, and the whole system suffers. For this condition take Or nene ! reuse S. sc pie. I marl ¡ est Hi It vitalizes the blood and gives vigor and I the I tone to all the organs and functions. pleo In usual liquid form or in chocolated tablets known as Sarsa tabs. 100doaes $1. i go ¡n ¡ the e I Hood’s Sarsaparilla Cake Inis not come out for State Th ment No. I. Chamberlain hu*. So I rially there yon are. parry The betting men of Multnomah county are putting up no money on Cake’s election. A small straw like that often shows the direction of - Un wind. — ■ ■ We are sorry to say that some mud slinging has been indulged in l*v can- didates on the other side of the fence Do not pay any attention to such re jiorts. no pi ture, past, no a in oi futur ha» ii right them eredi denn The Itemizcr is working for princi ple, not party, when it comes to the a j election of a United States senator, No. A and asks voters to fall in line and up and c hold Statement No. I. Vote for rep \ elect ( resentatives who have come out un ie cat qualifiedly for that measure and »«» I I). Ih others. 1‘arty lines should not I** I in km drawn in this matter, It is of too j C|<1|4|1 much importance. The it* “ Per H IG H IN Q U A L IT Y L O W IN PRIC E For Treasurer Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood. nent F a lls » Tow n Mass. Im PORTLAND =R0 $E= FESTIVAL To be held in JUNE 1 to 6,’08 D raw lull Immi ever held in the Pacific Northwest Portland, “ The Rose Citv,” will I k « scene of splendor and the center of world-wide interest for 0 11 c week. a gra Several important conventions to I k « held in Portland on that occasion. T he SOUTHERN Will Sell Special Tickets on This Occasion tion and Keep FROM DALLAS to Portland and Return at $ 2.55 It For Particulars Call on I. N. WOODS, All thi blood In your body passes through LOO M. All ENT W m . M c M u r r a y , General PiiíMiimer Agent, PORTLAND, O R E G O N Cnldwel Bros. POOL AND BILLIARD HALL Now louit'J m the Kerslake Building I Every thins apio «late ) 4 and M Wot ami \ vorn Id niel tl in sh* Do not make any uuitUk. U it re et I r<»c member the name, Swamp-Kimt, Hr l**en I K ilm er’s Swamp-Root, anti the ark Irena nery I able t ingh ampton, N . Y . on «very bottle. anlicij ments Class Will In- the must brilliant Mem i \ J ( I Jot* ( ( has. Mr-. Mr* l >» n ie Smith ry O h prove First PO R TLA N D , OREGON PACIFIC CO. your kidneys once every three minutes. | u_ . &. 2 . « Tho kidneys are your On blood purifier.-, they fil ler out the -vaste or Star 1< Impurllles in lire blood. 1 of oui If they are sick or out of order, they (ail to do then« mil v| their work Pains, achesandrheu- ret m i malistn come from ex- The ces. of uric a Id In the - blood, dua to neglected prime kidney trouble. j tenu* Kidney trouble causes quick, or unsteady that i: heart beals. and makes one feel as though they had heart trouble, because the heart is ciproc over-working In pumping thick. ..ilney- the *-v polsoned blood through veins and ai¡cries. ; Those It used to be considered that only urinary Mrs. ( troubles were to be traced to the kkineys, Muir, but now modern science proves that nearly ami N •II constitutional dlseaaea have their h- a in 1 U. S. 1 ilton. n in g In kidney trouble. Ifyou are sick you esn mske no mistake by first doctoring yonr kidneys. The mild •nd the eslrsordinary effect cl Dr. Kll- ei a Swamp-Moot, the greet kidney rem- ./ is •non realized. It stands the hlwh-st 1 r Its wonderful cures of Iho most distiessing and Is sold on Its merits a t- by all druggists In flfty- oent and one-dellar stz ( sa. You may have a •ample bottle by mall n .« .,f Iroe. also pamphlet telling you how to find out If you have kidney or bladder trouble. Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer i t Co.. Binghamton. N. Y. ma P. O. Box 4098. not U k< n - in the prohibition tight in this county | for the reason that we do not cousid- ‘ * *' er the hringin : of the question into a law to tra the newspapers us conductive to the best interests of the county. W e have ,mt watched such action in o her conn ' ol otl* ties, a d do not care to bring our pu rn**nt Mond an In Over-Work Weakens Your Kidneys. Send 5 cent«la ■t imp« ior IGO-Pa-o DltutraUd and Deacr'ptliro Catalog. Ropl.to with B7EVEN3 and gener .l ..rearm information. J. STE V E N S ARMS A T O O L CO. Chicopee : AP - j»Tfk Hit larW TO R V • / ^ r * t, f v à f r n M < ^ A T e * « ) r v ¿TA TA R S' nhi»-W f,w « u ■ ■ lm V .Y : AtJ'.WrtíI.- lo fa t c o a o » T a u x f*O W »T L A M O « ¿ f t C O p r b ' . .none .lack Applegate . . none (i YV H a ll...... . . none Win Hurtle.«**.. . . none Richard H all. . “ U R Jones.............. ... rep “ N D Lachance........ . . none “ W L New b ill........ . . none “ J II PatterHon........ . ... rep “ G F Patterson. ... . . none *• Win Warren........... . . none K J Hartman........ . . none Otto F latau.......... ----rep Jack) on E C Graves........... .... rep F M Nagle........... • rep J B Hayes............. . . none J C G a rre tt.......... . . none John Mayfield...... . . none rep E F Drow n .......... Fola la L Buckner........ . . .. rep rep J T Huntley.......... W N Simon......... __ dem O II South ......... . . . . ilid FS Webster.... ... .. .dem Kick reali Oliver Webster ... .. .dem H B Braden.......... . . .dem F P Burch........... .. dem Peter C o o k .......... ... rap 1) 11 Froman........ .. . rep W II .loll 118 0 11 ...... .. .dem dem A Atchinson........ S Indep C I) Berry............. .. none ... .dem “ Walter Boyce........ rep “ Frank Blanchard.. rep “ V D orn sife.......... rep " C H G e e ............. .. .dein “ Harry Koephe “ M VV Krebs.......... ... Ino “ M L Krebs.......... ... imi “ L K reb s.............. ,..... ind “ Jos M cDowell.... .... rep “ T Pari neon .......... .... ind “ Tbos R eeves....,. .... dem *• Win Schafer....... . dem “ John Smith......... .. .dem *■ John Vaughn ... . . (lein “ J ACoinpton .... .. .dem rep “ G N Murdock.... “ .1 (1 Barber ....... !H ’ .. . ind S Monmouth Eugene Bogert “ A Parker.............. .. none “ P Sell rentiers ..... .... pro “ II K Sickafoose . . .... rep rep " E F S tew art....... “ M Y W alker......... .. .dem Buena Vista J R M ode........... . . ind “ R E Porterfield . . .tieni rep A A eb i............... Suver < < A II Collins .... . . rep Luckiamute Sain Morrison ... .. .«lein rep WmBohle Bri«lgeport .. .dem Win Mack J W Ball .......... . . .. rep N Indep G E Burroughs ... ...... im 1 .... rep “ J C Brow n ........ rep W B Barnett. *• Frank Cox ......... ... rep . pro “ llonaker........... .. .dem “ R D K reu tz...... “ II L M a y ........... .. tieni “ Tod Merwin .. .. . rep . ind “ B F P h illip s .... rep “ W II Rue ........... “ J J Underwood — .... dem . ind “ K P Weaver W II Withrow..... .. den tien John Kastand. .. rep W K Helms. r»-p Frank Higdon... rep “ J W Nays in ith “ C L Sperling..... ..... rep . rep North Dallas M A Con lee........ •• Mat Clark rep o 11 Delanev. . . . . . . . ..... «»P o rep Roy Fonts........... h W Ducking.......... ... rep *• Hugh Haves re|> “ rep II \v Haney ...... . Roy Lohun ......... ..... rep 41 F W Redding. ......rep *• M (i Rennev....... ..... rop it J H Robbins........ .. rep *• .... rep I) A Robbins 44 H U Rowluml rep 44 Mathew Waters. . . . rep 44 Chasi'lanfield deni 44 rep .1 \V Williams rep \N m Auld Kalis Citv 44 A L Burbank . . rep II . sot: T Bowman ...... ,1 John Varv ......... ------ HOC II M A Uolvin HOC II John D vei...... «¿cm II .1 W tiregorv 44 E T Kearns........ . SIK« 44 rop Lee Lehman 44 S i i Stevens • rep II L B Officer ......rep •• Il M HVbb deni S Dallas Nels Anderson rep 44 Wm Tatom ...... dem ii I) ('aldwell rep «i B (.’ Morris rep *« rep J N Holman 1 44 Peter Berg dem •• F J. Francis. rep dem A BamU»rger •• F B Riggs dent W W '■ o IU t reo 44 . ind Il R Museott «i N K Dale ........ doni «i F. W Mci’ann. rep •« I.en»v Orr ind i* l ' N Bennett. deni McCoy Jacob Blv...... rep 44 Biirton Blv ...... rep »* F (» (dement rep 1, T 11 Denny dem • « I V Rolnle . none M P ( ’ Sears none 44 .1 II Solmfer n«»ne *• Jeff Slagle........ «lem » M Savior «le m Kasl »alias Kdaar Mollit none II R D Jennings ..... rep H Bveiley dom «« J A Bewley rep K C Mayer........ «lain Douglas C.For Sport or Service •1 V B N S R IF L E S SHOTGUNS P IS T O LS are unsurpassed. For Assessor For School Superintendent For the June Election Which Comes off Next Monday. C.Crop destroying furred and feathered pests are made sh o rt shrift of with a reliable» unerring STEVENS. i r e g is t r a t io n c f c o u n ty Try One Headache '/ ^ / y / / - // / / / / '/ / < / / / / / / W / / / / ' •/ They Relieve Pain ^ Quickly, leaving no bad After-effect» 77/ a V777Z/////// V til 4, V 0® Í ! T ake of the Little T a b le ts a n d the P a i n is G o n e . a 25 Doses 25 Cents an Never Sold in Bulk * LOW > w/t///. '/ w //y '/, w ;////F722 l A CHILLY! CHILLY! ATTENTION, COMPAN ! Awful Fro*t. Dallas Company. ..rep Thoa Hu libarti .... ï M E Sclmevveiler.. L C Museott Carl Hal verson rep A A Launur ..... rep .... rep : \V Rasmussen Kreil Carv ........... J SteinfeMt ........ ... r,p Monday night Hon. J. D. Lee. of- Col. Jackson, a retired urmv officer, L J Klder............. rep ortland. a noted state politician, an I J R Mi-Kinlev ... 11 1U 1Jm - Ln 1 need of the passage of ^1' \ tuo ' arm. oil' George Parker ... ......rep F 1 Collins ...... . dem Id time resident of Dallas, and a gen- | irMlu w|,icp we «.xtract the foil »wing: The Vational Uitar.lxm -u of tlm s tite .rep 1 leman eataanied and liked by a ll. who Clarence Kava.... J Ksaiy................ .. repi C J Swenson....... ( (x 11 4 w' 11. a m l 0 1. • ’ * A K Sultifkv........ . . . rep 1 the day from a j government, and bought by the state J P llt'iniel ........ . . .. rep j The hand turn- anti to provide a plat* * for the tirili and .. . dem i LfwisOwun ________ military art of the ' .1 C Kiihl ■ repi A Bittner............. .. .. rep pie of tunes in front of our office, went 1 men “ liable to military duty” who vol- , : unteer to prepare themselves to defend j 1) S Raiiie .... ......rep 1 WII.I, HK MADE THIli SEASON 1SY THE G B lavle.............. ..... rep over to the steps of the court house and successfully the people of the state and 1 P Simocton . . .. . dem rendered another selection. Thev went j the nation* (liven s armories, and we .. dem ì up to the court room and tried it again, who offer Ut shed our blood in v *ur de- i J K Sinonton P » liurhank ’ ....ret. but their efforts, albeit th * music was fenre, when necessary to protect your homes and posessions, will turn you Rain Russell . . . . rep : » M Sheldon .. ----! ep 1 first class in every respect, seemed of out better men and better citizens, wdl Monmouth Sam Morrison.... . . .dem i no avail in tolling over a crowd. From give the nation In'tter se. urity against S W II fill v . ... . . rep ' tlic time of opening the «loops until S :J0 the predatory military powers of the Bridgeport “ ( i A Mnsi-ott . . S«IC 1 when we got tired of counting, just 20 world, a higher and more influential standing among th ’ nations, and all in LIMES IN OREGON) 44 ......rep I J .1 Mrllta* P ( Dunce»»........ . dem 1 persons entered tin* county edifice be the interests of peace, for the strong SIndepen •4 E Brown........... ... refi 1 sides the hand. Of these, seven belonged man armed is never molested, and his law. Thifl p I m ia mr- i. .l ep , to the feminine sex, D were democrats, w .* Jesse Rover........ rep j and the rest republicans. Mr. Lee did tieulai ly in the interest of ! ihoring men. Reint Ack^rman «■ They are seeking to exclnd * elieap labor •i \V \ Alex: mler. . . .dem 1 h Rufus Bovce...... .. dem ! not get there until H:20, and was then from this country, ami an exclusion act AS K PLOWS: Is ( ' l l Bareli........ . deni ! introduced by Dr. McCallon in his us entirely in their interest, is now before congress for enactment. This law will in “ ual pleasing manner, although we un O ne way H«»th w ays .1 v ia tliro tiy h C J Dent........... . . .. rep ¡ derstand he got slightly off and classed evitably cause international friction and perhaps war. Ik is to thei.* especial in ('a lb o r n ía 1’ »rtla n d II T J G ilpin.......... .... deni terest to see to it that tiie nation i< I ill ly some older democrats as founders of the “ 11 Gliesing......... .. ..dem j •4 rep republican party. Mr. Lee made his< prepared to defend the operation of this K T (iray .......... A Hogan............. .. rep address alright, hut it was to nearly law ami to protect them from the 44 II .1 I, Jarvis......... . lep empty benches, as the band bat! gone hoards of orientals who would overrun this land if we fail t«» make good against II Sam Max field---- .. dem : oriental opposition. " rop and quite a number of the original 2fi. A Me Irv in ......... There are many other arguments in II M E Townsend. . ..... rep 1 favor of armories and of a large and “ Thomas Tuck • rep well-equipped force of citizen soldiery II that space forbids us to use. Let patri II R Westwood...... . . .. rep ! otism and wisi statesmanship, and not j TICKETS WII. L I * 1*1 O N SAILE 11 T Withrow.... . . dem penimousness, guidi you in voting on ‘ II Win A rehart. . . .. imi the armory appropriation. ii ref) Earl Etzler........ 44 P J Schubert...... . .rep II rep Leroy Dugger. .. . Ira F. M. Butler celebrated his 9fith II James Scanlon.. rep II rep birthday Wednesday, May 20th, at his K Wander.......... it Silas M alev........ ----rep home at Monmouth. \ public recep* “ M Wesinhimer. . . . dem tion was belli in honor of this well pioneer, anti a large circle ot II G Weidderkehr . . ... rep known pioneer, »<1 tur n la m in ï m U uys with stopover priv “ . .dem friends called and congratulated him A J Lane ......... lege* at pleasure w ithin lim its. ii dem during the afternoon ami evening. His W II Walker boyhood was spent in his native state of •* rep R V Ball The hale, the hearty, the strong can , it 1) M Cassitiv ...... . . .dem Kentucky, from where he moved with afford to toss this paper to one side im 44 Willis Dugger .. ... rep his father to the then n«*w country of patiently when they read the following, ii P J Ensminger.. .. dem Illinois, where the active days of early hut any sufferer in Dallas who lias suf il T N Fitznurd .... rep manhood found him foremost in move fered hours of torture caused by kidnev ( or aay further inform ation r a il on “ .. .dein ments for the upbuilding of the country, L W Green...... 1. X. WOODS. L ocal A ge n t . honor coiupaint will stand in his own light it and holding public positions of II 1. 1. Hewitt ...... ...... ind he does not follow the valuable advice | Or write to •* .. .dem and trust. W J Madison He served in the Black Hawk War in offered here. “ J M Pickens... . . . rep W M . M c R ÎU R R A Y , E. P. Reed, living at the corner of 1832 in the company from Illinois of J P Magers .... ... dem N Dallas First and Geary streets, Albany, Ore,;- General Passenger Agent, “ Hurrv Lantz . ... dem which his father. I’et**r Butler, was cap says: “ My back was so sore and lame PORTLAN D . ORKGON II Richard Murphy. ..... ind tain, and is in all probability the only at times that I could not stoop. Hear it II Hanisell..... .... ref) survivor of that war. Ilis association ing of «mod report» about Doan’s K id in public office brought him the ac 44 ...... i ..I J 11 Brown ney Pills, I procured a box and used ii 6 0 YEARS* Daniel Hoffman. . rep quaintance of such prominent men of them according t«> directions. Thev E X P E R IE N C E “ ...... ind the time as Abraham Lincoln and .1.1 Brown..... Stephen A. Douglas, ami was appointed acted in a prompt and homugn manner! 44 Charles Rheude.. .. . . soc 4* W E Martin.. .. ... rep bv the latter as clerk of th« circuit and removed every symptom of my court. He was married .«> Mary Ann trouble. They strengthened my back it I- E Sper» v ........ rep kidneys wonderiullv. and | roved ! It John Schwint.... ...... rep Davidson in 183A, and crossed the plains and their merits so well that 1 do not hesi- | 4* Adam Schwint. . ...... rep in 1853, by the ox wagon route, settling tato to recommend them.” *4 H (i Swan ... .dem in Polk county, where he has contin .1 HOME PROOF There is plenty of | T r a ij e M a r k s .. rep uously lived. Six children were born H Ratzlaff D e s ig n s 44 ( ’ B Straniati •...... rep to them, three of whom are no .* living local testimony like the a 1*0 ve. ( ’a lia ti A. D. Butler, of Napa, Cal., and Mag 11 Belt & Oherrington’s drug shire ami ask : Co*9 -RIGHTS 4C. .. pro C T Buys. A n yon e sonaing a sketch and description may il rep gie and Allie, with whom he make.- his to see copies of statements of Dallas ( «TUlckly as«’<;ri:im our opinion free whether an Albert (irittith li »pie who have used Doan’^ Kidney invention is probably paten: •bio, r<minii:nica- C E C riflith a. rep home in Monmouth. His wife died in IK -.I. ttons strictly confidential. HAM 300K on Paten t« For sale bv all dealers Price j aeut Pill« *• free. O ld -it atrency fo r securing patent•«. R 11 Robbins .. . 'ep 1888. Although grown somew hat feeble in 50 cents. Foster-Milhnrn Co., Buffalo 1’n tfi.r« taken tlirough Muun A Co. rocelT « il 11 Van A uken.... ....... rep tptcial notice, r-ithout ebar: o. iu th e It 11 Stuart ..... .......SOC the last few years, Uncle Ira, as he is New York, sole agents for the United II A Koetinamann.. ...... rep familiarly know n, has retained remark BKates. Remember the name—Doan's *« \V C M iller..... ...... rep ably clear mental faculties, and still en —and take no other. A ban d som elf I Ihr strafed wpakly. T.nrirfist c!r- li íij I.- uímh < f nny si-tenttllr Journal. T o n .*>.'? t a . . .dem joys good health. ( \\ Bluek. y< ..r ; t«mr numtli«, tL Sold by all newH«loalera. il ...... ind A O A ruttiti . »• Elmer Barnhart ...... rep il Draich onice. C25 P 8t« WaiblDgtOD, D. C- ... .dem Bert Clanttcld ? ----pro Monmouth D C H en rv 41 \\ A MeNeil. I’m 41 U pro .1 W Sftitt........... that the best and cheap «i has just put in one of T C Waller ...... . . dem est wood you can buy is the “ Barcu8M •• 1. II White......... .......rep the block wood from the Judge Brown w as busy as an expert W i 11 a m e 11 e V a i l e y Republicans...................... 17(10 stenographer all day Monday and Tues Lumber Co.’s sawmill? Denn »crass .........................................005 day taking testimony in the first land Because it is cut from big Prohibitionists 04 I case in which the government is the timber, therefor is su devices. It is the latest thing : Socialists................... 133 I prosecutor ever held in Polk countv. perior to second-growth * out for shoeing horses and he Independent, and nut given........... 151 ■ One «>r two such have been hel«l in Lin- fir. Leave your order I coin county, but other counties have fjo has the best equipment and at Webster’s confection T o ta l........................................ 275ft i far escaped them. The law requires can do the best horse-shoeing ery store, or call | that these trials he held before the there is done in the county. county clerk, and Special Agent Barton ! Phone : Bell 443, Mutual lP.Hi IL h a s the best of help and has been up to attend to the gov » theivfor can back up what he ernment side of the question while says. Just give him a trial by local applications, as they cannot I W. H. Holmes looked after th * de- In 1902 AI Stump, and he convinced. There is no reach the diseased portion of the ear. ! fondants side. ♦ I Isabel Riddell and K. O. McNeil to« k better work put out than is There is only one way to cure »leafne-s, up claims in the Siletz basin. In 1903 put out at thi«* sh*»p. and that is by constitutional remedi deafness is cauaed hv an infiamed condi t they sold them to the Grand Rapids j Timber company, who are now the d e -1 tion of the mucous lining of the Eu stachian Tube. When this tube is in fendant . ci»jointly with the first named. flamed you have a rumbling sound or y ome ten witnesses gave testimony and the hearing will be concluded at Port imperfect hearing, and when it is en tirely cl«»se«l. deafne-'-* is the result, and land Friday. unless the infiunmtiou can be taken out an«l this tube restore«! t«» it.-» normal con- cition, hearing w ill l>e deetroyetl forev Last Thursday evening, after some er; nine cases out of ten are caused by four hours deliberation the jury in the catarrh, which is nothing but an intlam- case of the State «*f Oregon versus Ah cd condition of the mucous snfaces. Ilemhree. on charge of murdering his We will give One Hun<lre«l IV.liars foi «laughter at their hoim* in Tillamook j any case of Deafness (censed by ca I county, brought iu a verdict «if guilty in j tarrh) that cannot he cured hv Hal' s 1 the first degree. The veidict was a .-»nr- * Catarrh Cun». Sen«l f«»»* ciculars free. prise, as it was n«»t thought the evidence F. J. C H E N E Y A CO.. Toledo, O. S.M j complete enough, alt bough l»tdieved by all druggists, 75 cents. Take Hall’s guilty. Sentence will l»t* pronounced Family Pills for constipation. i .Imre 24th. w hen his attornevs will prob ably move for a new trial. Ka>t Dallas For County Judge For Clerk Headache D r .M iles ' án tí -P asn P ills TH URSDAY, MA star If you have <1 II 1. II i. II II Ii II l* II ,1 II 1« If (1 II II “ »• “ II l.mkiamuta “ RATES *T!io self-r LEE S! Semi for c City Exj MUSCO' All kind rates. I tended t Hter’s co Phones: Bt SOUTHERN P A C IF IC C. I From Dallas, Or. Chicago St. Louis St. Paul Omaha Kansas City 96th BIRTHDAY. Uncle Ira F. M. Duller Celebrates Event. $74.40 69.40 6L4Ü 64.40 64.40 $89.40 84.40 83.65 76.90 76.90 Raili TRUCK HUE Phone ¡ t mu Sii May 4, 18 June 5, 6, 19, 20 July 6, 7, 22, 23 Augus! 6, 7, 21, 22 OF UNTOLD VALUE. the Information Contained in This Citizen’s Statement is Priceless. mm THE DATES. -5—S— I—S—Î- + i + ? ! C I f at I ou tli •> h ! 1 + t •i* Scimific Enterica». LAND ^CONTEST. First Case of the Kind to Come up « in Polk. Wt RO HUHN Ä Co.36«"-'1-»* New York Do You Know M conn klc, F R E D . J. W A G N E R \ HORSE-SHOEING I Deafness Cannot be Cured R.C. ■W. G. N. L. DfOS. ! Hembree Guilty. Sbe Would Keep it Dark. A Srottioh par oon. .till on the mnler side of forty, was driving home from an outlying hamlet when he overtook a young woman. He recognized her as the maid of all work at a farm which he would pass, >«. he pulled up anti offered her a lift. .Mary gladly accepted his offer ami they chatted pleasadtly all the way to the farm gat«« ‘"Thank \OH s»r.M I she said as she got dow n “ l»oo*t menti'-n it, Mary. Don’ t mention it,” he told her politely. "N o, ¡w o n ’t.” Mary oblWinly assuv* ed him.—Everbol^ *a Magaaoa, Caution. Imitation? have been place«i upon the market s«» closely resembling All- c**ck*.s Plasters in general appearance as to be well ealcuiatt»«! t«> deceive. It is, however, in general appearance «»nlv that they compare with Allcork’s, f««r they are not only lacking in the best elements which have made AlUink's so eflk u at, b it a i t t b m kanalal a th. r effeete Rememlter that AUcock’s are the «»riginal and only genuine porous plaster«»—the heat external rem^ly known—an«l when purchasing piaster« the or I t -ah way is to always insist up* | on ha\ ing Alloa-k’a. T R Y T H E REST 5 1 ENT C IG A U IN T H E C l I Y — T h e B ig B e a r Al*o the KING ALFRED Bit Cigar SONE BKTTK.K HORACE WEBSTERS CONFECTiONZRY Thi dispo fraine servi' f V