Polk County itemizer., June 11, 1908, Image 8

haps tweuty tw o years old. He was
“ white trash.”
“ Bring a rope!**
Quite a ouinlier from here took in
The inuu maned up against an old
the great Hope I-testa
It was the finest
cherry tree ami looked al w ife and
j display ever show n anywhere ami w ill
ha jy
I was looking into his face all
grow in valus and beauty each year that
the lim e
it \vu* e t n o . mules« aud i i u -
it is held.
readahle
Not oue human sentiment
Sid Trask is in charge of a general
swept over It. He simply staired aud
store at A irlie for a w hile. Mr. Trask
stared
aud
stared
is an able manager and expects to have
Which Broke Out in Different Places
The baby had been uurse«l aud croou-
charge of the new general store soon to
— Nothing Would Help Him — ed to sleep The woman still held it.
he opened in Falls City.
O
O
Mother Almost in Despair— Skin H er pipe had beeu smoked out She
Theed Harris has purchased a fine j
»♦ »»»»♦ »♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ j
still retained it iu her black teeth. As
team of horses and is prepared to «h» j D r. P ierce b e lie v e s th at o u r A m erican fo r­
Quickly Healed WithoutaScar and the free eud of the roj»e was thrown
ests a lfe 'w d in m ost v a lu a b le m edicli.a) roots
! all kinds of team w irk. II«* has given ' ion the c u H ^ f m ost obstin ate and fatal dis-
* R. L. C H A P M A N ....
Trouble Has Never Returned
over the limb of auother tree not far
M r. .1. C o n n e ry visit«**! a M r. C ro o k j up t ho idea of going t«< Festi ni Oregon
«. If w iL w otH d p rop erly Investigate them;
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
$ 8um
away the woman seemed to look at
ami will remain in Falls Citv.
and
o f this conviction, he
lay.
find
♦
p o iira rw lth p rtu K 4 b the alm fmt [nArvi-li.ua
her husbaud for the flrst time aud
M r. ( T ir k s o n Ri*«*s visited w ith the
EMBALMER
%
curi!Ji L lft^ le d -liV )||T " U -X Iu n
•») Lis-
cai«l:
OFFICE: Chapel and Parlors. N. Main hi Z Zmnwrtlt hoys Sund ay.
c o v e r y hi d» h as p ro v e n l u e j f to he ihq
".Ji*d, didu’t I tell you ini so?”
mu>It-UiiiAki:l siiunarh Ionic, liv e r ln>-jiajl-
DALLAS, ORHOON:
♦
M r. and M rs. Chan. Re«»««* visited w ith
ator. he i n t»jnlc an d regulator, and M«>* u
“ Reckon ’*
Bell Phone 10ft • Mutual Pln-m* VM*> }
M r. and M rs. .J. B verlie S u n d ay.
leanser knoiyji to m edical ¿elence. D yspep­
“ H e’s bushwhacked oue o f my men
Ada Scott, of Salem, visited at tin? c sia.
Calls Promptly Answered Day or Nljjlit
♦
“ Several months ago, my little boy,
or im hgestlon. torpid ' fTverT fu n c tio n a l
Mr. J. D ui^nan and dauuhter, Hazel, Fishhuek home the past week.
now two and a half years old, began to and lie’s g»>t to hang!’’ saitl the officer
and even v a lv u la r and oth er affections of
#<> > ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ were vihitimr in C oncord last week.
break out with to her.
Nearly everyone from here attended the heart y ield to Its c u ra tiv e action. The
itching sores. I
“ T«>ld him not to.”
M r. and M rs. ( ’. Bock m an and fam ily the farmers’ picnic at Shady Lane last reason uhy It c u re s these an d m any other
began to doc­
affections. Is c le a rly show n in a little bcok
went to P o rtland to attend the Hose Saturday.
“ W ill you go Inside?**
tor him, and as
o f e x tracts from the stan d ard medical w oiks
SUNNYSLOPE.
; fest iva I .
Boon as I got
“ Fur why?”
•Foilri W alker is building a ham on which Is m ailed free to an y address by D r R.
th«-m healed up
“ You don’t want to see your own
M is N. Gee, Hazel D n ign a u , M rs. his place that he purchased of Eugene V. Pierce, o f B u T u lo , N . Y .. to all sending
in one place they
request (o r the same.
Gardens anil fruit* never looked liel- J. It.iwles am i grand son. L innie, M is s Hoskinson.
would break out husband hung, do you?”
0
* ^
0
“ I ’ll sit yere.” she answered ns she
I A n n ie Sholsoti and M rs. C. B«»ckman
in another.
I
ter,
Fay Shipley, who has been working
N o t less m arvelou s, in the u n p aralleled
i all visited Su sie B«*nn«*tt last Frid a y.
was almost in settle«! «low'll.
Mr. Jack Ewing is working for Mr.
for.lav Powell, of near Monmouth, lias c u re s it is c o n stan tly m a k in g o f w om an’s
despair. I could
“ Now. then.” said the ofl1«“er to the
m any pt c u lla t a dec lions, weaknesses and
returned home.
Wm. Werren.
not get anything
distressing derfchtf 4 *ments. Is Dr. Pierce's
that would help husband, “ do you want to kiss your
Mr. Jim Goodman visited :it the Imme
favorlte\Preseri|>U
oYr^as
is
am
ply
attest'd
Elmer ami W illiam Griffith, of your
him. O neevin- w ife aud child before you go?”
city, have been visiting with their b y thou ,ai‘\ls v fy iib W c it ^ U e s t im o n la ls con­
of R. M. Bosley Sunday
ing I rend a tes­
1 looked to see soft lines come into
tribu ted i)>''c*brteful paTTvmfc w ho have been
tie«» Dulclc and wife went to Albany brother, Alfred Griffith.
timonial from a
Mr. Frank Griffith is visiting at the
CUT« II by l t n L f a U r rlml tie.lv ly fh r.m » t.alnktfT
the man's face, but I observed not one
Monday.
lady
who
had
cured
her
little
boy
with
»ro
lau
su
ami
oThey
home oi Mr. A. J. Shipley.
Fishhuek and sisters, Ina and periods^ irreynjarlti'
It was a face o f w’otxl or
Cuticura. I began to use the Cuticura single one
5>i_ weak ness. 1
F. P. W eir was a Portland and Salem Lettie, who have been working for Arch tiisTiidccra r ‘
Soap and Cuticura Ointment, and after stone.
He looked at the woman and
Mr. Herman Wonder is greeting a
ati.»n o i uterus anrT k lr J fo T
lions, often
visitor
this
week.
Myer,
o
f
Kick
real
I,
have
returned
home
using them three times, the sores com­ at the child, and It seemed as If he had
new barn on his plane at Antioch.
a .i-r m any ots.«.r a d v ertised medicines, and
menced to heal. He is now well, and
physicians had failed.
Airlie beat Kings Valley Sunday in
Quite a number from here attended
not a scar is left on his body. They not understood. She did not even look
the
baseball
game.
^
have never returned nor left him with up. I doubt If they had ever exchang­
the picnic at Shady Lane and report a
bad blood, as one would think. Cuti­ ed kisses. Perhaps he had never taken
B oth the at>ove m entioned medicines are
fine time.
Wallace Frants and wife were Wells
oily m ade up fn.ra I tie g ly ceric extracts o f
cura Remedies are the best I have ever the iufant In his arms It seeius cruel
native, m «dlctnnl nx>' *. T h e proceanea em -
visitors over Sunday.
tried, and they are surely great. I
The Smith children have the mumps. ployed in ili«*n m a n u fa c tu re went origin al
shall always have them in the house, now. when peace has beeu upoti the
P E E D EE
A good many from here attended the
with Dr. Pierce, and they Hie c a rried on by
handy, arid shall highly recommend land for n thlr«l o f a «-entury. but blood
»k
ille
d
cheralHts
and
ih
arn
iacU
tR
with
the
picnic at Burns Saturday.
The warmest «lay in Smithfleld was
them to any one who is suffering likewise, ran hot In those days o f war. au«l men
aid o f a p p a ra tu s and appliances speclall'*
Monday.
Preise,
I cannot give them too much rrcis
Jcslirn»-«!
and
b
u
ilt
for
this
pnrj*ose
Bot
R h 1,»I i Vincent, our roa«l supervisor,
Most everyone attended the picnic at
The man was
m edicines arc entirely free from alcohol an
Mrs. William Geeding, 102 Washlngtc ^n did not stop to think
has
a
force
of
men
at
work
on
the
road.*.
Edith
Heed
came
home
from
Sheri­
all otIn r harmful. halm -fo rm in g drugs. A
Bums Grove.
walked to th«* other tree, the noose
St.,
Attica,
Ind.,
July
22,
1007.’*
full list of ! l •* r ingredients is printed on
dan
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hart, of Lebanon, visit-
slipped over Ills bend, and half a dozen
Ernest Bush and wife visited W ill
each bot Lie-w rapper.
«*<1 at the home of W alter Maxficld over
The Watkins wagon passed through
pairs o f hands drew him «dear o f the
Rush's family Saturday night.
Sunday.
here Monday.
ground, his arms having been flrst tied
Albert Burbank and family and Mr-.
behind him
He saitl no word aud
Rev. II. L. Pratt has been in the v a l­
Mr. .1. Myer is assisting Mr. Reed in
Mary Wells have moved to tie* Benton
From little patches o f eczema, tetter, made no struggle
You would have
ley holding <|iuirterly conference in the : sheep shearing.
county mills.
mi!:c
crust.,
psoriasis,
etc.,
on
t
he
skin,
1 ’ nit«*<1 Fvangelica! church
Pies Fisher is working on the road !
scalp, or hands of infants, children, or thought that something like that hud
Guy Metcalf and wife have moved to
College life is fast drawing to a close.
adults are instantly relieved and speed­ been part and parcel o f his dally ex­
Those returned from the Ro e carni­ i near Kickreall.
Airlie. where he is clerking in Miller
ily cured, in the majority of cases, by istence for years.
Sunday, Iune 24th. the baccalaureate
val at Portland rcpoit a fine tim e and
A Alcorn's store.
Mr. and Mrs. Fisher* and «laughter! sermon will be preached at the armory
warm
baths with Cuticura Soap ana
“ Now w e must burn the house." said
immense oiiantities of beautiful roses
gentle anointings with Cuticura Oint­
| attended a picnic near A irlie Saturday. ami on Wednesday a class of 82 will he
There will lie children’s day at the
ment,
the great. Skin Cure, assisted, the officer to the w ife as tlie grewsome
Wonier grove some time in this month.
graduated.
Nellie Townsend and M yrtle Reed ,
when necessary, by mild dos<*s of Cuti­ thing hung there, sw aying In the
Everyone invited.
went to Sheridan Sumlav, returning
cura Resolvent. Cuticura Remedies are breeze
Our fifteen companies in parade at
guaranteed absolutely pure.
i Tuesday.
Mrs. W ill Bush and Mrs. Jim Brown
the ros<* festival are believed to have
“ Reckon you must.” she answered as
Cuticura Soap (26c.) to Cleanse the Skin, Cuti­
have been t » Albany to visit relatives,
Mat (¡laze is in town visiting friemls.
S«*vernl from this place attended tin* lieen a great advertisement for O. A. ('.
she moved aside for us to pass in
cura Ointment (50c.) to Heal the Skin, and Cuti­
tlie hitter going on to Lebanon.
cura
Resolvent
(50e.),(or
In
the
iorm
of
Chocolate
Very
few
Portlanders
knew
that
we
had
W e brought out everything and made
Unci«* Jim Chamberlain is on the sick picnic at Kickreall Friday and reported (
Coated Pills, 25c. per vial of 60) to Purify the Blood.
over 1,100 this last year.
Sold throughout the world. Potter Drug <k Clicm.
a pleasant time,
Mrs. Sarah Roneo will be brought list this week.
a pile in the grass. She assisted us In
Corp., Sole Props., Boston, Mass.
home from Salem, where she has hero
«»-M ailed Free, Cuticura Book on Skin Diseases.
nit- Y i . p M i . \
( j ’ . n
A. . in now under con­
no way. The baby woke up again, with
Mr. Hubbard \s folks have recove re» 1 j Tin*
for some time being treated for eancer. j W . B. McKown was a Portland visitor from mumps except Harry, who is ear- | struction at a contract price of 15,000,
a wail, but before nursing and croon­
i last week, returning home Monday.
«‘xclusiv«
of
later
furnishings.
It
will
lyin g the big jaw at present.
ing again she tilled anti lighted her
he called Shepherd Hall, in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Travis l«*ft Thursday for
Mr. ('. C. Mc( Taken, of I Milas, made the late (.May Shepherd, a former Polk country and contemplates spending the pipe. One o f tin* troopers gave her a
a few' w«*«‘ks visit wi.h their children in
coming
winter
there.
match.
When ordered to move, she
a call on his sister, Mrs. John T ow n ­ county l>oy, whose parents live at Zenu.
| Idaho.
send, who has h«*en quite sick, hut is
Grandma Wise and Miss Elsie K e v t walked aw ay about ten yards and sat
Warren Wright t«x>k the ballot box to
II«*rl)
March
is
making
some
fine
im­
improving at present.
j started Sunday for a several weeks visit down under a bush The old cabin
D h II hh on Tuesday.
provements about his handsome horn«*
! with relatives in Athena and W alla was fired, and i t a quarter o f an hour
♦
—
W e have one anient advocate for ion tin* hill.
Walla, and they will also visit Mrs. it had disappeared. What we had car­
equal miff rage, hut he wan in the minor­
State of Ohio, city *>f Toledo, Lucas
'-Vise’ s son, J. M. Wise, in Boise. Idaho, ried out could h iv e been taken away
| The Shady Lane picnic Satur«lav <!<*-
Mrs.
P
ettit
is
expected
home
from
i
ity at the election.
! before their return.
i populated our town and everyone r«*- county.
in a wheelbarrow. The provisions con*
Portland
Saturday.
Frank
J.
(
iiencv
makes
oath
that
he
It w an reported yeHterday that a whole [iorts a line time.
sist«‘«i of a small piece o f bacon and
is senior partner of the firm of K. J.
colony of new settler« are coming
Quite a number from here attended i
about five poumls o f comment. T in
F. A. Lucas cam«* up from Portland in ( ’Iiencv A ( ’o.. doing business in the the Kickreall picnic and rejmrt a good
through here next week to make homes
city
of
T
ledo,
county
and
state
afore-
I his fine new automobile and spent Sun-
bugle blew “ Attention!” aud the troop,
time.
in the Siletz country.
j said, and that said liim will pay the
! day and Monday with relatives.
ers began moving down the highway
J. W. Wooley went to Portland on
T. J. Pettit is on a «leal for the Jos. j
sum of one hundred dollars for each
I lingered behind to say to the woman
Thursday to take in the Rose fair and | The planer and mill one resumed hus- I and «‘very case of catarrh that cannot be Rose house and lot in North Mon­
“ Your husband is dead, your house
to make final proof on his homestead. ! incss Monday after a few days shut down I cured by the use of H all’ s Catarrh Cur«*. mouth.
[C
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p
y
rig
h
t.
1907.
by
K.
C.
P
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rc
ells.]
burned down, and what will you di
A. A. Wilt, who is one of the witm*ss | for cleaning and repair purposes.
1 Frank J. Cheney. Sworn to before me
W
illard
Bevens
came
up
to
Independ­
There
was
a
column
o
f
us
riding
now ?”
e i for Mr. Wooley, accompanied him to
W illiam Lovd, who has been very sick 1 and subscribed in mv presence this bth ence Sunday on bis wav home from |
“ Can’t reckon to say.” she replied iu
along the highway in s«*ts o f four?
the Hone ( ’ itv.
for some time, is very low and little day of December. A. D. 189fi. (Seal) Portland.
A. W. Gleason, notary public. H a ll’s
when one o f the «•nvalrymeu swayed cart*l«*ss t«u:«*s
W . J. Howard killed a large cougar I hope is expressed for his recovery.
Mrs. ( ’ has. Leonard passed away yes­
Catarrh
Cure
is
taken
internally,
and
“ (Jot a father and mother to go to?”
lurched and pitched from his saddle
this week. The animal was following
Miss M yrtle Kevnolds gave a birthday
She shook her head.
his trail and had come pretty «do««* to I party to h«*r large number of young acts directly on the blood and mucous terday morning of pneumonia. She Just as we heard tin* report of a ritle
was sick only a short time.
Hurfa«*«»H
of
the
system
.
Send
for
testi­
"A n y friends to take you in?”
him. when he turned and shot it with friends Satunlay night. An enjoyable
At the edge o f the cornfield twenty
monials free. F. J. Cheney A: Co., T o ­
his pistol. He i«sai«l to he a crack shot I time was had
Mrs. Donovan had the misfortune to
Another shake
ledo, Ohio. Sold by all druggists, 75c. j hurt her hand very badly Monday rods from the r«>u«l was a pulT «>f blm
never missing his mark, and it i« prob­
I took out and handed her a five dol­
There is some talk of an occupation Take H a ll’s Family Pills for constipa­ while trying to lower a cow with block smoke to direct us to the bush whacker
ably well for him in this case, as there
lar
greenback, and she was inspecting
tion
tax
being
levied
by
the
council
and
it
was no time to spar«’ for a mis« lire.
and tackle.
W e ha«l the fences down ami were rul It and giggling over it wbca 1 hastened
The cannery will be started up next Ing toward the spot tw o minutes later. away.
Al. QUAD.
week on the strawberry crop, and when
W ar is cruel enough, but bushwhack­
they are gone the cherries will probably
ing is simply murder
A farmer am
be ready, of which a large crop is in
sight, th irty tons being engaged from bushes h in oelf and lines into a column
Beecher’s Wedding Fees.
o f marching m«*n. W hether lie woun«ls
one man.
When Collis l* Huntington was rrar-
or whether In* kills, the war goes on rte«l for the second time Henry Ward
PEEDEE.
Just the same. The government would Beecher performed the m arriage cere­
Huntington’s first w ife had
feel the loss of a mule more thau o f a mony.
been dead less than a year, and he de­
Everyone enjoying the sunshine.
man
“ I f your «‘oliinin is bushwhacked, al red the second marriage kept secret
! Gus Burbank is home from Black
until his return from Europe. He gave
Rock.
find the man and hang him. If he lias
Mr Beecher a marriage fee o f $1.500.
Nellie Williamson
visited at Wells a home, burn it.
When
Huntington
returned
some
last week.
Those were the orders, and every months later he went through a pub­
man
remembered
them
as
we
rode
lic ceremony, and Beecher again offici­
Mrs. Nan Brown was a Dallas visitor
! last week.
down on tin* bushwhacker
W e found ated
He gave Beecher another fee of
Pete Ritner took a load o f oats to Phy where he bail knelt down to take aim. $1.500. The great preacher had his hu­
i Simpson this week.
but In* had disappeared. Fifteen rods mor aroused by ills second fee. Turn­
in g to Huutington. he said. “ Collis. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Art M iller visited at up tlie hill was a wretched pole cabin,
do wish you were a Mormon.” —Lyce-
| Lew K itner’a Sunday.
with the rom sinking in
It hail no
umite and Talent.
Asa Burbank and wife have been vis­ door at the opening and no sashes at
iting at (>. R. Burbank’s.
the windows. There was no floor, anti
The Retort Venomous.
Everyone from here reported a good the cooking was doue at a rude fire­
“ So this Is your w idely advertised
time
at
Shady
Lane
Saturday.
place.
A
girl
who
could
not
have
been
C D
dollar table d ’hote dinner, is it?” said
Mrs, Cub Hooker and Mr. and Mrs. over eighteen and who was poorly the Indignant would l>e diner as he
C D
Olemaii have been visiting at Corvallis. clothec. ami barefooted sat at the front pushed aside an entree which he
■ msmumm
She saw us could not masticate. “ W hy, this is the
Mrs. Jacob Kinsey reports her «laught­ d«M>r. smoking a pipe.
er at Perry«lale as very nmeh improved. swarming up th<‘ hill, hut «lid not Inst place In the* world I would recom­
mend to frhmds.”
Mrs. Lew Ritner received word last move Our curses tilled her ears a mo­
W i t h and w i t h o u t b a c k s
“ Don’ t blame you. sir.” said the sad
week that her brother «lie«! at Baker ment later, but sin* puffed at her pipe
faced waiter.
“ Send your enemies
City.
aud looked at us indifferently.
here.“ —New York Press.
“ AThere Is tin* man who fired the
riu* Peedec hall team played A irl e
Sunday with a score of 12 to 14 in favor shot? You heard it
C O
You must know
No Option.
of Airlie.
who it was “
Barl»er (pausing In the mutilation)—
O D
1 | Mrs. Mary Ted row and son, Jim, were
“ Ditln’t dun hear nor see nutbinY* W ill you have a close shave, sir? Vic­
! nj> from Monmouth visiting her mother, she replied.
tim (with n gasp»—I f I get oat o f this
C O
Mrs. Morrison.
There was only one room in the chair alive. I shall certainly consider
A number of the Sunday school child­ cabin
Lying on the floor under the It a very close shave.
ren met with Mrs Arnold Tuesday af-
rude bedMeu«!. with his gun beside
; ! ternoon to prepare for children’ s day.
The supreme excellence Is slm pllrltj
him. was the man
We hauled him
—Longfellow .
outdoors without resistance. The w ife
O D
on tlie steps did u«»t rise up nor cease
to puff. Slit* did not liM>k at us u«>r
Miss Edith Duignam is visiting rela- 1
at him. Tim man \v>»n u ««matter, per­
j tives in Portland.
may come to pass. It has been found
to work fairly well where tried.
OUR ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
All the County News Graphically Writ
ten up by Our Brainy Rustlers.
T h a t ou** .A m erican ¿uresis a b o u n d is
p la n ts w h ic h (m tuest th e m ost valuable
B ie d lc fn a l v ir t u e s is a b u n d a n t ly a ttested
b y sco res o f th e m o st e m in e n t m ed ical
| w r it e r s a n d t e a c h e r * .
E v e n th e u n t u ­
tored I n d ia n s h a d d is c o v e re d th«i useful­
ness o f m a n y n a t iv e p la n t s b e fo re the
¡ a d v e n t o f th e w h it e ra c e . This in fo r m a ­
tio n , im p a r t e d fr e e ly to t h e w h ite s, l«*d
! th e la t t e r to c o n t in u e In v e s tig a tio n s u n til
j t o -d a y w o h a v e a ric h a s s o rtm e n t o f m ost
v a l u a b l e A m e r ic a n m e d ic in a l roots.
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
CONCORD.
ALC O H O L 3 PER CENT
AVegelaMe Preparai ion forAs
simulating ilKRwdaraiRrguta Bears the
ling dll' Sioinadis and Dowds ii
I nfants ,-T hiidrin Signature
SINCE USING CUTICURA
MOTHER GIVES IT PRAISE
SUNNYSLOPE
AC * '
•
*ago
Promoles DigeslionJfl*erfuI
ness nnd Ibst.Contains nei:t*r
Opmni.Morphine nor Mineral.
N o t N a r c o t ic .
Itropt ofOidDcSAMLLUnWER
ft/m/xui Seed“
J/x.Semta *
KiNGSVALLEY.
BbchdteSdti-
Amse Setti ♦
itimi Seed-
irmnyrrm eiaror.
Remedy
Aperto)
forConsflpa-
ito n , Sour Stomach.Dlarrtioei
Worms .Convulsions Jeverish-
and
ness
SMÍTHFIELD.
0. A. G. NOTES.
ROCCA.
MONMOUTH
i
J
Loss OF SL££P-
Far Simile Signature of
NEW YORK.__J
,%tb m onths o ld
j j D o j i s - J 3 C ents
Guaranteed unrfcrtlwFfrriujj
ITCHING TORMENTS
FALLS CITY.
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For Over
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GASTORIA
TMC O K NTA U R C O M PA N Y. NE W Y O N * CITY.
Sh eriffs Sale.
ington street adjoining lots 7 and 8 in
block 2, and lot 7 in block 1 Levons’
Third addition to Dallas; all in the city
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of Dallas, F»dk county, Oregon
OTICK is hereby Kiv«*n that by virtu«* of an
That said sidewalks will be construct­ I ' execution and order of sale dulv issued
out of and under the hand and seal of the
ed o f lumber at the tim e atnl iu the clerk of the circuit «*ourt of the state of Oregon,
manner to be hereafter prescribe«! by for Polk county, hearing «late the :trd dav of
June. 19o8, upon a judgment and decree duly
said »»nliintnce.
enrolled and dockete«! in said court
That the cost of said sidewalk will be entered,
on the 2nd day of June, I'.«IS. in a certain suit
assess»*«! to the above described proper­ therein pending wherein It. V. «plane is plain­
tiff. and I>. A Elkins. It. (¡ildner and «’ W.
ty fronting a.id abutting thereon ;
Math» ws are defendants, and to me directed,
That the city coniietl w ill sit in the commanding
me to sell Hie hereinafter de­
council chamber in said city on the 15th scribed real property to satisfy the amounts
«lay of June A. D. 1D08. at 7 o'clock in specified in said decree and execution, I will,
the evening, to hear an«l determine o b ­ 6ft
jections an«.l remonstrances th«*reto, if
any there b e ; and
laos. at the hour of 1 «>’< lock p. m. of said «lay,
ho
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That all owners and other persons in »it the front door o f tlie county court house
city of Dallas, in said county of Polk, sell
interest may attend at said tim e and the
at public auction to the highest bidder for
place ami show cause, if any the have, «•ash in hand on «lay of sal«*, subject to re­
why said sidewalks should not be con­ demption in the manner provided by law, all
the right, title, interest and «state of said de­
structed.
fendants a id each i. nd « vi ry one of them, and
Done by order of the city «•ouneil of of all persons claiming by, through or under
the city o f Dalhts. made on the ilr«l «lav them, or either of t' cm. subject to tin* «late of
plaintff's ir.< rtgage. which is foreclosed in
of J tine, A. D. 1908.
said suit. viz. May 20. 1902. of iu ami to the said
Witness my hand and the official seal mortgaged preunsi s. described in said judg­
o f the sai«l city of Dallas, this 4th day ment . decree and « xccution as follows, to-wit:
An undivided on« -fourth of tlu* south half
of June, A . I). 1908.
of lots 5 and 6 in block 1:5, as the same appears
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L. D. B R O W N .
on the plats and surveys of the town of Dallas,
Saturday. July 11,
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Auditor an«l Police
Judge, of tlie C ity of
Dallas, Oregon
ProposalsforStreet Im provem ent.
in Polk county, state of Oregon, as platted,
dedicated and recoided by the LaCrcolc An ­
dean« Institute, a corporation, together with
the tenements, hereditaments ami nppurten-
nun s thereunto belonging or in anv wise ap­
pertaining: subject only t«» the life estate of
Jane Morrison therein.
Dated Dallas. Oregon, this 4th dav of June,
1908.
J. M. O RANT,
Sheriff of P«dk ( ’«unity, Oregon.
W hen you intend to buy a cam ping o u tfit,
S E A L E D bids wiil be receive«l at the
office of the auditor and police judge of
the city of Dallas, Oregon, until M on­
day, tin* loth «lav of June at 5 o ’clock
p. m. for the construction of wood ami VOTIOK is hereby given that the undersign
> as executrix <»f the estate of E. P. «twin
cement curbs on certain parts of Main. i decease«!,
has filed her final account in t
M ill, ( ’unit and W ashington streets in county court of the state of Oregon, for t
the city «>f Dallas, Oregon, as «leserib»*«! county of Polk, and that Haturdav, June :
1DUK, at the hour «if 10 o'clock in th.'- foreiio«
in ordinance No. 109 <jf said city, and ! of
said day at the court room of the said con
provided for th e re in ; such work to be t.vcourt, in Dallas, Oregon, has been appoil
completed on or betbre July 20, 1908. rd by said'court as the time an«l place for tl
hearing of objections to said final account, at
The right to reject any and all bids is the
settlement thereof.
her«*by reserved.
Dated and published first tim e Mav 21. luoH
11>A M. I’ LLIU V.
L. D. B R O W N ,
Executrix of the last will and t«
Auditor and Police Judge.
tament of E. P. «.winn, <le
w hy not buy where you can g e t it com plete.
State of Oregon, )
$
C a m p O u tfits
W e have everyth in g that goes to m ake up
a com fortable cam p—
T e n s t, f r o m 8 x 1 0 u p
C a m p S t o o ls
F o ld in g C o t s a n d T a b l e s
C am p S to v e s
W agon C o ve rs
H am m ocks
PEKRYDALE.
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T in w a r e
Mrs. Robinson, of Kickreall, was a
! Perrydale caller Sunday.
equipped camp.
W e have them all.
James Morton, of Rickrenll, was a
; Perry«ht.e caller Saturday.
Mr. Frank Van Xorthwick is hauling
ami shipping cor«lw«>od from here.
Mr. ami Mrs. Preston Lung returned
i h«*me Sum! tv from a visit in Washing-
I ton.
SPECIAL— To reduce our stock o f H a y Carriers
we w ill sell $5 Carriers fo r $4 fo r tw o weeks
on ly— FOR CASH.
Guy Bros. & Dalton
Hardware and Furniture
D ate«l Ju ne 4, 1908.
Severul of the yonng folks of this
place attemled the picnic at Kickreall
|Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell. <*f
N’ ewlterg, are visiting at the home «M
Mr. ami Mrs. ( ’ has. Reese,
Quite a nnmiter of people from this
vicinity visited the metropolis last week
to attend the R«*se Carnival.
The Children's Day exercise« o f the
Christian church will bo held Sumlav,
the 14th, and at the M. K. church a
week later.
Air Lee Conner will soon l»egin work
on his house which he is going to re­
model this summer. He is n«»w haul-1
ing the material to he use«I for that
j purpose.
Frank Conner returned home last
week from Me«lford, Oregon, where he
haa l*een clerking for some time. He ia
very much pleated with that part of the
THe Star
Drilling piacie Go.
is erecting a plant at
PO R TLAN D . OREGON
for the manufacture o f their
world famous
PO RTABLE W ELL
D R I L L I N G M A C H IN E S
fo r water, oil. gas. etc., etc.
A m o ilr r a te a m o u n t o f
m o n e y w i l l s ta r t y o n In
a p r o fita b le b u sin e s s.
STAR PO RTABLE
D R I L L I N G M A C H IN E S
have been proved by
Com petitive Tests to DO
ThcBestJui_n)eJVVortdi
For full particulars regard­
ing w ell d rillin g machines,
tools, supplies, etc., write to
THE STAR DRILLING MACHINE CO.
f o s r u s A ossnos.
Ms sort. o w n .
ceased.
J. H. Flower, attorney.
Notice to Creditors.
County of P«dk )
Jacob H. Rempel, being flrst «Inly sworn,
dep >«e and say that on, towit about the
-Ot!i day of December, 11)07, at or near Srnith- YT OT ICE is hereby given that the undersign«*d
flchl, Polk county. Oregon I made assertions
has been duly appointed guardian of the
at different times, hxlivers persons, charging person and estate of Henry B. Steffy, a person
one James T. Reed, of said Smithflold, Polk incapable of conducting his own affairs, bv the
county, Oregon, with being shot while in the > county court of the state <»f Oregon, forpolk
« rime of stealing at said Smithfield, Polk coun­ county. All persons having claims against
ty, Oregon : that since making said assertions said estate are hereby notified to present the
1 have found that sam«* are false in every par­ aame duly verified, together with the proper
ticular. aud I take Oils means of retracting the vouch« rs therefor, to me at my residence in
same, ami of clearing the sai«l James T Rceil Polk county, Oregon (near Dallas) within six
of said charge or any « barge of a like kind or months from the «late of this notice.
nature.
1 Dated this 27th day of Mav. l'.H)8.
JACOB H. REMPEL.
SAMUEL I). STEFFY,
Subscribed and sworn to me this 25th day of
Guardian of the person and « state
May, 1968
of Henry B. Steffy, a person
( —^ )
L. D. BROWN,
incapable of conducting
j sk A l j-
Notary Public for Oregon
his own affairs.
L. D. Brown, attorney.
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BAD BLOOD
THE S O U R C E O F A L L D IS E A S E
E v e ry part o f th e b od y is depen den t on the blood fo r nourish m en t and
strength. W h en th is life stream is flo w in g th rou gh th e system in a state of
p u rity and richness w e are assured o f perfect and uninterrupted h e a lth ;
because pure blood is n atu re’s safe-gu ard a g a in st disease.
W hen, how ever,
th e b od y is fed on w eak, im pure o r p ollu ted blood, th e system is d ep rived o f
its stren gth , disease germ s collect, and th e trou ble is m anifested in various
w a j’S. P ustular eruptions, p im ples, rashes and th e d ifferen t sk in affections
sh ow th at the blcxxl is in a feverish and diseased con d ition as a resu lt o f too
much acid or the presence o f som e irrita tin g humor. Sores and U lcers are
th e resu lt o f m orbid, u n h ealth y m atter in the blood, and R heum atism , C a­
T o M ile« Davis. Lucy E. Rowell, W m . tarrh, Scrofula, C on tagiou s B lood Poison, etc., are all deep-seated blood
H. Weaver, John W ebster, Estate of disorders th at w ill continue to g r o w worse as lo n g as the poison remains.
M. A. Domran. «lecease l, J. M. !>« u-
These im p u rities and poisons find th e ir w a y in to the blood in various ways.
gan, J. A. Lynch. Elizabeth Stoner,
Iften a s lu ggis h , in active con d ition o f the system , and to rp id state o f the
IL M. Lawrence.
ivenues o f b o d ily waste, leaves th e refuse and waste m atters to sour and
N O T IC E is hereby «riven that the city
council ol the citv of Dallas. Oregon, form uric and o th er acids, w h ich are taken up b y the b lood and distributed
hroughout the circu lation. C o m in g in contact w ith con tagion s diseases is
contemplates th«* passage of an onli-
m other canse fo r th e p o is o n in g o f th e blood ; w e also breathe the germ s and
nenn* requiring the im provem ent «>f
thost* certain streets or parts of streets
aierobes o f M alaria in to ou r lu n gs, and when these g e t in to th e blood in
in sai«l city, adjacent to or adjoining th«*
uflicient qu a n tity it becomes a carrier o f disease instead o f health. Som e
herein below described lots or parts «>f
re so un fortu nate as to in h erit bad blood, perhaps the d regs o f som e old
l«»ts or parcels o f gronrni in the manner
on stitu tional disease o f ancestors is handed dow n to them aud th ey are
following t o w it : By the construction
o
n sta n tly an n oyed and troubled w ith it. Bad blood is the .v uirce o f all dis-
of a new sidewalk five feet four inches
ase, and u n til th is v ita l fluid is cleansed and purified th e b od y is sure to
wide (1) On the east si«le «»f EM is street
uffer in som e w a v. F o r blood troubles o f an y character S. S. S. is the best
a<!joininff lots 11 ami 12 in block 20, E l­
em edy e ver discovered. It go es dow n in to th e circu lation and rem oves any
lis' addition t«» Dallas; (2) on the north
side of Washington street adjoining lot
nd all poisons, supplies the h ealth fu l properties it needs, and com p letely
Iff in the Oaks a«l«lition to Dallas; (d
an'.
, , s of
«»n the north si«le «»f Waashington stre«*t
e v e ry kind. T h e action o f S. S. S. is so
adjoining lots 14 ami 15, the Oaks a«l*li-
th orou gh th a t h ereditary tain ts are rem oved
tion t«> Dallas ; (4) on the north siile of
and weak, diseased
made stron g and
Washington street adjoining lot 11, the
h ea lth y so that disease cannot rem ain. It
Oaks a«hlition to Dallas : (5) on the
cures R heum atism . C rtarrh, iicrofu la. So: 9
north siile o f Washington street adjoin­
ing lot 12 in the Oaks ad«1ition to Dallas ;
and Ulcers, S k in Diseases, C o n ts -
s
(8* on the north si«le of Washington
B lood Poison, etc., and does n ot l . i
tue
-tr«»et a«ljoining lot 8 block l Leve ns* sligh test trace o f the trou ble fo r future outbreaks. T h e » h o b v, .r .,e o f
Third a-MRion t«> Dallas; (7 ) on the blood is renew ed and cleansed a fte r a course o f S. S. S. I t is
> r. tv re s
north siile of Washington street a«)join­ greatest tonic, m ade e n tire ly o f roots, herbs and barks, a-
- absolu tely
ing lot 4 in b!«»'k 1, Leve ns’ Third a«l-
harm less to an y part o f th e system
S. S S. is for sab
1 first class
•lition to lh illas; (8 ) on the north side
*. • all w h o w rite.
of Washington street adjoining I'*!« 5 fa u g stores. B ook on th e blood and an y m edical ad vice 1
and 6 block l Leven t' Third addition to
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4 , ga .
Dallas; (9 ) on the north si4e *4 Waafc*
Street Im provem ent Notice.
Alb ert W orner is painting Mr. L yn n ’s
‘ new house this week.
The pleasure o f you r trip is in a well
Final Settlem ent.
S.S.S.
PURELY VEGETABLE