Polk County itemizer. (Dallas, Or.) 1879-1927, June 25, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMÍ* THE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER. Admitted to the second class of mail matter. V . S . F IS K E . I Item iin r,o n e year in advance ....... .......... .. S U B S C R IP TIO N •' W ith W eekly Oregoninn or Sem i-weekly Journal. ( W ith Oregon W oodm an...................................... ’PHONES: ( O ffre , M U T U A L I Residence, Patronize One Another for the VphuiUiina o f Town and County Bad Blood Especially i* this so in the latter instance, when ren ien t is en terin g so greatly ini*» ¡»11 modern construction U p to date building now calls for Is the cause of all humors, eniptions, boils, pim p le s, scrofulous sores, eczema it » use in many ways and we m igh t or salt rheum, as well as of rheuma just as well have it here already for tism, catarrh and other troubles. The the m arket as to send away for it, or greatest blood remedy for all these make it. troubles, proved by its unequaled T h e finding of oil in this vicin ity , record of cures, is which now seems alm ost a certain ty, Hood’s Sarsaparilla w ill work a great revolu tion in our In usual liquid form or in chocolated resources, and if natural gas should tablets known as 8 a ran ta b s . 100 doses $1. happen to com e with it, just that m ore w ill we he benefitted. Dallas The buying of a rock crusher and w ill be given a boom unprecedented rol er was a wise move for P olk ooun- in its annals and m any men who ty, and the court are to be con gratu are now poor w ill lie wealthy. P r o lated on their foraight. T h a t we will vided, of course, that they do not a l ia now low foreign rob them have better ronda next year o trU in , ___________________ capital to com e in of the result«. and Already All the blood in your body peeses through your kidneys once every three minutes. * The kidneys are your blood purifiers, they fil ter out the waste or Impurities in the blood. If they are tick or out of order, they fall to do their work. Pains, aches and rheu matism come from ex cess of uric acid in the blood, due to neglected kidney trouble. Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady heart beats, and makes one feel as though they had heart trouble, because the heart is T h is w om an says L y d ia B. over-working in pumping thick, kidney- Pin*. !»am*H V eg eta b le Com pound poisoned blood through veins and arteries. saved h e r lii'e. Head lie r letter. It used to bo considered that only urinary Mrs. T. ( . Y/illarison, o f Manning, I troubles were to be trs- ed to the kidneys, but now modern science proves that nearly I Iowa, w r ite s to Mrs. Pinkham: all constiiutlonal diseases have their begin- | “ 1 can tr ly say th at L yd ia E. Pink- | ning in kidney trouble. ham’s Vegetable Compound saved iny If you are sick you can make no mistake i life, and I cannot express my gratitude 1 by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild i to you in words. F o r years I suffered and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer’s I w ith the w orst forms o f fem ale com j S w a m p -R o o t, the great kidney remedy is' plaints, continually d octorin g and I soon realized. It stands the highest for its spending lots o f money for medicine | wonderful cures of the must distressing cases w ith ou t help. I w rote you fo r advice, | and is sold on its merits follo w ed it as directed, and took L } rdia by all druggists in fifty- E. Pink ham's V egetab le Compound and cent and one-dollar siz- gffiaSS it has restored me to perfect health. es. You may have a Had it not been fo r you I should have sample bottle by mail rioma of SwampBoot. been in ray gra ve to-day. I wish every free, also pamphlet telling you how to find sufferin g woman would tr y it . ” out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmoi FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. fit Co., Binghamton, N. Y. F o r thirty years Lydia E. Pink- Do not make any mistake, hut re ham’s Vegetable Compound, made member the name, Swam p-Root, Dr from roots and herbs, has been the K ilm er’s Swamp-Root, and the address standard remedy for female ills, ingham pton, N. Y . on every bottle. and has positively cured thousands of W e have Indore us a list of ques t im e arc ligh ts in this district. N o v tions purp rtin g to he of history,asked why cannot these ligh ts he changed the eighth grade in th eir recent e x to oth er places and this sum applied H ere are the first four, by the council on the oth er system of T h e balance can be made and if there is an yth in g savoring in lig h tin g the least degree of h istory we would up by our husines- men, mm y of like to know it: “ Nam e three places whom have expressed them selves as am ination. by the in favor of so doin g. A t present our A tlan tic fleet?” “ For what port »lid streets are very poorly ligh ted and the Meet sail after leaving the Pacific some remedy is g re a tly needed. W hy coast?” “ Nam e six conn y offices not do it good w hile at it and give our on the Pneitic coast visited and tw o state offices th a t were filled town ft lasting advertisem en t for su in Ore »on by the June election ?” perior lights? L e t us pull togeth er in “ W h at was the result of the vote on some way and make these ligh ts a per the U n iversity appropriation b ill?” m anent thing. W e had always supposed th a t an a c t There are two industries th a t could be started in Dallas that would prove profitable to the projectors and of benefit to us all. W e refer lo a green house and a cem ent block factory. The need of both is becom ing daily more and more apparent. no use in having to send away There is for what we need in both these lines. The money paid out m ig h t just as well be kept righ t here at home. THE MAN WHO SWEARS BY THE FISH BRAND SLICKER is the man who has tried to get the same service out of some other make Cleon Light Durable Guaranteed Waterproof and Sold Everywhere at $3ÇO Caldwel Bros. POOL AND BILUARD HALL Ntw total in the fcrsLV Building COMPANY H, 0 . N. G. First Lieutenant It. W. Holman of the Salem company lias been in Dalla* this week enlisting recruits for the new company we are to have. It require? ftft men to form a company and Tuesday night fid able bodied men had signed u| List evening a suigeon came up fro Portland and the men are now being p'i thr ingli the required physical exam inn t on which it is expected all will pass will out trouble. Tonight Adjutant General Fin '.er will arrive and muster in company II. fourth infantry, and Dallas will have a full fledged m ilitia company. The Woodman hall has been leased for drill purposes, which will he actively begun and continued until all are in fine shape, and ready to participate in the annual encampment o f the national guard which takes place at American lake in August. Flection of officers will also take place this evening. W e understand that ('. D. Chorpening is slated for the captain cy, but are not advised as to the lieuten ants. Mr. ('borpening bus taken a great interest in the formation of the com pany and worked ban! to bring such an event about. He is passed of the ncrcs sarv qualifications to make a good officer, ami I ihh had considerable experience in militia work, having occupied positions of love and honor in other companies, and this recognition is one which he fu lly merits. Dallas is to be heartily congratulated on now having a company. It is an honor conferred on her above many other towns who were competing for such and institution, and we are cer tain that our men fully recognise the »restige we have on and will endeavor to uphold it. by strict attention to drill and dicipU'ie, and com e home with honors from the encampment. W e Cater to the BEST MEATS Local Tra d e OK A L L K IN K S A T BARNHART & GRANT N ext to Post office Real Estate I hnvp recently K itten ol «e v c r»l dundy 10 tracts, which are th r best of fru it land», n irely situated. hold acre very and and have every thing to satisfy your wants A. J. BARHAM is such touch it; that we we cant make five grades o f the top quarter. Y ou r grocer returns your money if you don’ t like S chilling's Bent; we pay him MISS M. OLIVE SMITH INSTRUCTOR ON PIANO AND ORGAN. Studio: Room 2, Wilson building, Dallas, Oregon. WANTED INFORMATION REGARDING Farm o r B u sin ess for sale. Not particular about location. Wish to hear from ow ner only who will sell direct to buyer. Give price, description and state when possession can be had. Address, L DARBYSHIRE. Sax 9999 R«ck#$ter. N. T- City Express & Transfer C». Photographs. W e are m aking the finen photos ever made in D a I L i s ru h t now. T. J. LHKKKINUTON. Willamette Valley Co. Office on M ill street, just north of the court house Phones: A t-l •*& A $ C f T. X '& W W W MAKE YOUR OWN S TO C K FOODS BY USINC SKIDOO HORSE AND CATTLE TABLETS Crush and mi* in feed or salt. Proper do*e in tablet* Makes Your Stock Look Like the Top Price For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine and Fowls. They are made from the active principle or the condensed essence of the drug. They don't contain Sawdust, Ashes, Chop Feed or Bran. Are just as good when 10 years old as when 10 days old. They comply with all pure drug laws. Ask for and try once S K I D O O Condition Tablets, or S K I D O O Worm, Kidney, Chicken Cholera, Blister, Cathartic, Heave. Fever, Hog Cholera. Distemper, Pink Eye, Colic tablets or Louse Powder, Spavin Cure or Barb Wire Liniment. Distributed by T H E B L U E B E L L M E D IC IN E C O «« incorporated; Capital Stock $joo,ooo.uu. Watertown, South Dakota, U. S. A. For Sale by RAY & CO., L/alla?, Oregon Dallas, Oregon When it comes to GROCERIES NONE OF THEM ARE IN IT WITH SIMONTON & SCOTT Thc,“ T R Y T H E B E S T 5 -C E N T C IG A R IN T H E C I T Y — The Big Bear Also the KING ALFRED Bit Cigar None Appear lo be Spliced Next Saturday. NONE BETTER NEW TO-DAY The Carnival com mittee are still w ith out a couple to appear as the main ac tors in the public wedding scheduled lor next Saturday. It was thought for a tim e last Saturday that a couple had been secured, but they concluded that they did not desire to delay the nuptial ceremony and got married on the day originally set. If there are two young people in Polk county who desire to unite their destinies, be relieved of all the bother o f the usual wedding and receive a nice little pick up in cash, now is the tim e for us to hear from them Quite a list of nice wedding presents have been secured and are here given Bee H ive Store— table cloth. Mrs. Bertha Toner— hat. Dallas Furniture Co.—baby cart. Smith A Shelton— collar and tie. Observer— year’s sab9cription. Stafrin drugstore— comb and brush. U. 8. Laughary— mopstick and br mm. Cberrington drugstore— cut glass vase. Guy Bros.— set Rogers tea spoons. ( ’ . L. Crider— washboard. Simonton A Scott— set water glasses. Uglow Clothing H on »“ — suit pajamas W. H. R oy— salad bowl. Campbell A Hollister— set napkins. Racket Store— Picture. M. & A. Reudekopp— ribbon. Dallas Shoe Store— pair gloves. Dallas Mercantile Co.— lady’ s gloves. I tern ¡/.er— year's subscription. W in. Fault— Granite iron kettle. Boyd & S in — broom. Hall A Hayes— look in gass. ( ’, II. Morris—cream spoon. A. 11. Harris— sugar shell. It is suggested that this even he a fitting (Inal to the big celebra io at 10 •’clock, Saturday ni/lit in the big tent, w i n the doors will be thr* wn open and every one admitted to see the happy couple joined. --------- ♦ • ♦ " C f t t J Q G ' S T S t SOo. A N D $1.00. Bell, 421, Mutual, 1297. influenza. Influenza, like cholera, alw ays trav els from east to went. A d v e r tis in g u n d er th is head i ce n t a w o n ! each in s e rtio n Welsh Names. On the railway in W ales the brake- man has to unuouiH e such stations as Ffestiniog, Bett ws-y-.oed, Llaudegal and Peniuaenruawr. As in this coun try, tourists occasionally fuil to under stand what the man says. C O R S A L E — N ic e h o m e in D a lla s ; g o o d n in e I room house. O v e r o n e a e r e o f la n d m o s tly in fr u it ; g o o d g a rd e n . P h o n e 338— Mrs. W . 1, R eyn o ld s. it read th is i f you w a n t s la b w o o d , bu t .. you w a n t g o o d fir o r oak w ood , oak posts, secon d h an d fa rm w a g o n o r fresh J ersey co w , c a ll u p J. 3. M a e o m b e r, ph on e B la ck 2'». D°™ C O R S A L E —T e a m o f horses, 11 and 12 y ears I o ld , sound an d g e n tle . W e ig h t 2000 pounds. P r ic e 1250. J. H u n ter, R .F .D .2 , D allas. O regon . P h o n e Blue, 25. JlH A L E D h a y fo r sale by I. A. R o w c liffe p la ce, D alla s. SHE WON’T BUY until she has satisfied herself j that the article is without n Haw. T hat’s the kind o f a JO R S a le -A s h , m a p le an d a ld e r w o o d —E v a n E van s, D allas. P h o n e , E ast 35. :customer we like— one who will hunt for the weak points C O R S A L E —T w o g o o d co w s g iv in g m ilk a n d w ill be fresh in A p r il a n d M ay. O n e a n d a She won t find any, however h alt m ile s n o rth o f lla lla s , on rin ite 1. Mrs. F. M. D u n lop . t f j in our J IN G L E C om b B u ff O r p in g to n egg, $1 fo r 15 ' ,1. E. B e e zle y , F a lls C ity . V O T IC E I n hereby N C L E Sam sets the Standard M easure for a gallon at 231 inches. T h e “ H IG H S T A N D A R D ” G iv e s B e s t R e s u l t s SERVIC E A B L E O I. C. boars fo r s a le .- J- B a lla rd , 2J m ile ( east o f D allas. Notice t<> Stockholders. Much P a in t the Can?— Lowe Brothers “High Standard” Liquid Paint on th e o ld J25 H E A D ni N a n n ie go a ts to let out on shares I D o in a n y q u a n tity d e s ire d .—8. M. R n v, D a lla s. JU How to P A I N T can has 24 / inches inside. E very time you buy a “ H IG H S T A N D A R D ” Ion can, you get a g a llon o f paint. Every time you buy WTirtif — SU a a/j-inches-inside can, you get short measure—even though it is filled to the brim. Every size can o f “ H IG H S T A N D A R D ” is full U .S . Government Standard Measure o f paint— not capacity only. So when you are offered point a iriile “ cheaper” than Lowe Brothers, see if the quantity is there. But paint quality is the real consideration, after all. That is where the real economy comes in— satisfaction and service. ou n d pups fo r s a le b y J a k e S teffy, D allas. H HORACE WEBSTER'S CONFECTIONERY U both fresh , an d C o r Sale—T w o m ilc h co w * g e n tle to m ilk , a lso one w ork h orse. A p tf p ly to W m . F a n il, D alla s. G e o rg e M e d le y . REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. MUSCOTT A STARR, PROPRIETORS It p>" 'A 3.-s b a b y w ith the n ecessary fa t an d m iner, i food fo r h ealth y grow th. * TAYATATi FATA TATAT YATAYATA FATAH % Mrs. Pinkham invites ail sick tvonien to write her for advice. S h e hns kidded thousands to heulth. Address, Lynn, Mass. NO COUPLE YET S c o tt's Em ulsion sh-enpthens e n fe e b le d n u rsin g m others b y increasing their flesh a n d n e rv e force. E. W . K E A R N E S , M anager Q U E E N SW ARE ¡or in any o f the crockery on our shelves. We went on a | tour of inspection before she I came and put everything given to aff conrorned | • 1 f ln /> ln /lin c r tin * n r in n a A ll kinds of hauling at reasonable th at th e H u llas C ity hrnik w ill h old its a n - i 1 l i Z D F , l U C l U d l t l ^ L D L p i I L L S . Clay Belshe et ux to Anna Belebe rates. Phone orders promptly at land in Monmouth $ 300 n u a l e le c tio n o f o ffic e r « on S a tu rd a y, J u ly 18 th an d tra n sa ct such o th e r business ns m a y com e tended to. Headquarters at W eb W I* Gilson et ux to II H Starr, Up. W. G. VA SHALL ster’s confectionery. land in Falls C i t y .......... 200 Jlf> C ash ier. ( ’ora Snell and Ini to J T Crowley Phones: Bell 2(>4, M otu I 254 lots in Independence .......... 100 B am Phone M utual 245 Anna Belshe and hd to W W and Mantle Bed for Sale. R Newman, lot in Monmouth 400 James Howe et ux to G F Law rence, 32 acres, t 7 s, r 5 w . 512 A N o a k fo ld in g bed in g o o d c o n d itio n , g o o d 1 » m a ttress an d s p rin g s E n q u ire o f L. A. Fredrick K Eh ram to Carl F G er M a th ew s, room 8, S ta fr in b u ild in g , o v e r S im o n linger, 100 acres, t ft h , r 5 vv 4500 ton it S c o tt’ s g ro c e ry . WILL HUBBARD John M Underwood et ux to 10 M 4« Is the price we will pay for wheat Wunder e tu x , lots in Indep. 200 Phone and stand at Cherring- J it our m ill. C M Harris et ux to A F Courier, ton’s drugstore. et al, lots in Falls City. 350 J C Rose et ux to T A Riggs, lots WISE TALKS BY U. S. LAUGH- in M o n m o u th ............................. 700* R Y Morrison et ux to Am y G A R Y ’S OFFICE BOY ( ’bitty, half lot in Dallas . 10 l SWEENEY BROS., ■ WEBF00T C P Cornwall et ux to W W N ew man, land in M onmouth.......... 506 X Proprietor*. j ROOFING J J < 1 Johnson to < i L Frazier, hits in '<•++++ West Salem Ö6 ' T I I K BEST H O O FIN G ' In re-estate of Fred C. Raym ond; ad- I ON T IIK M A R K E T j m inisli■; tor authorized to sell real prop j * , WWWWWWwWWWWWWWWwwwwWWwWWy a s a s a a a a a a m o * e rty at private sale. Made by the Northwest Roofing J In re-estate of J* CrOsiarp flpal ao* I company, Portland. Does not hue- 1 T kle, (guaranteed for 10 years. " ccount filed. In re-estate of Frank Butlerdct oaie d ■ l L. C. KOSER j On petition of Eleanor Butler, ordef%* j that the best and cheap ft A g e n t fo r nolk County. • that the «‘state lie adm itted to probate, A est wood you can buy is that petitioner he appointed adininiatra-» • the block wood from the trix. Willamette Valley Lum ber Co.’ s sawm ill? W e are dealers Probate Court. Because it is cut from big in tim ber, therefor is su Kat At* of fivaline Steffy, deeeased-*- perior to second-growth guanlian of Henry Steffy allowed money fir. Leave your order for his support. If von want to sell y«»ur farm, send ns at W ebster’s confection Fatate of Fred ( ’. Hay monti, decease full description, terms, etc., and we ean ery store, or call — K. M. Smith appointed guardian of do it. minor heirs in the matter of a petition Phones: Bell 443, Mutual llfffi T. B. ACKERS À CO. for the sale of real estate. a7°*s Washington St.. Portland, Ore. I heard o f a farm er who made his l i Estate of E, P. Gwinn, deceased— fi- first trrp through Colorado over what X ! nal oecount approved; executrix dis- is called “ The Scenic Route,” hand- C j charged. ing out objections to the mountain j j Estate of John Campbell, deceased— l**nks and gorges because he said they j final account approved obstructed the scenery. The boss says | M cM innville, Oregon. Estate of Amasa Crostar, deceased— “ It all depends upon your i»oint of I 1 final account approved. vie'V.” I was Heading about Mr. Todd, CHAS. GREGORY. Agent ELECTRIC LIGHTS Estate of Fred C. Raymond, deceased the New York hanker with skids of NEW FI RNITt RK —adm inistrator authorized to sell real money and brown stone house« who is D A L L A S , O R EGON ELEGANT ROOMS liviQg out in a hut. about 20 miles from * property. BATHS IN CONNECTION Estate of John Campbell, Jr., deceased nowhere, doing their own housekeeping Plione. and eating grub like the poorest people 10 o ’clock a. Mutimi 327 | M,'iu l«y A"uu *t Urd *t Muti: in the world. Mrs. Todd* and he are 1 m. set for hearing of objections to sale of Bell liti out there to get the fre«*h air. But with real estate. all their money they can’ t use up no more than a poor kid like me. Fresh air is ao cheep I gdess that's why some H. F U G IT T , Proprietor folks d on 't want it. There’s hunches of D A LLA S . OREGON ’ em that like a bit o f hot air and some % N Mtahliwheol agency for the sale of a rsry flattery Rut what most A ll kin<l. o f meat*. A «friioH ou i article that can be «old In bu «ugar-coftteo n ailery, m il wnat most Pure U n i. sines» houses, «»fflee* and private hmnew On P**°T l® w*i»t l® value. And that 8 what ly business of the kind 1" the eltv. Exclusive tb«*V got when thev buy anything of Fi<h .md pou ltry Friday* and m m ím right to one party Can * handled by either T Grocery, e ^ c allv fresh SutnnU ys. la d y o r zen ttem a'n . T h is iw an e x c e p tio n a l o y LMff*<*ry,i fn .it- W A'e e are strong 011 8( raw berries portunlty for someone to get a <i*rt in a verp fmit> I profitable buatm _ I with a very «mali amount and thev are com ing ri ne now . H ig h e s t m a r k e t p ric e FALLS CITY, ORSGON j of capital It is worth inve*ii|falint. Avidi W IL L IE . I F. O box « * , Dalias, Ore«ou. in spreading and covering, working and wearing—a difference o f 30 to 50 p erc e n t over "cheap” paint which quickly proves its costliness. “ H IG H S T A N D A R D ” P A I N T is made o f the materials which a thlrd-of-a. century of practical and scientific paint-making has proven to be best; mixed and mulled, ground and reground, by powerful machinery to an indescribable fine ness and a perfect union o f sol ids and liquids. “ H IG H S T A N D A R D ” P A I N T is sealed in air-tight cans—which keep it always fresh and good—and marked with “ The L ittle Blue F la g " — Y our Protection. There is a Lowe Brothers Paint for every use and a Low e Brothers dealer in nearly every town. Write us for nearest dealer’s name and our practical book let, “ Paint and Painting.” M ailed Free. The Lowe Brothers Company. 450-456 Third St, Dayton, O. N e w Y o rk P aln tm a k ors ’V arnishm akera C h icago___________________ K a n sa s City HALL & HAYES House-Furnishers DALLAS AT CHAPMAN’S OLD STAND W. H. ROY A CO TRUCK AND DRAY CO. STRAWBERRIES I Wheat 85 ! Cents t j Dallas Flouring Mills J ¡iC O O O O 0 O O O O O < X X X > ^ :> O O (> O O < JUST ARRIVED Morris, the leading jeweler, has just rccei ed a beautiful line of gold headed umbrellas andveanes from $2.50£to $15 each, all guaranteed, also a new one of late cuts in Lib by cut glass. C. H. MORRIS, D ALLAS - - JEWELER O R EG O N > 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 < Do You Know Farms and Land j* TT1 Bowman Bros. THE OREGON EIRE REEIEE SALT CREEK Clover’s Meat M arket LUMBER CO. For Prices and Term s ree First door went of poatoflW, Dallas, Or. Three-quarters uf coffee Dallas Men has a Militia Company (Everything upto-dai- ) The COFFEE ^ ► fe £ It is economical beoause*it can be quickly turned off when not needed. W ith gas or kerosene there is the temptation to let light burn, when not needed, to save bother of lighting and adjusting. In some homes the electric light bill amounts to only about $2 per month. You can probably get some kind of artificial light for less money than electric light, but does it save you anything when it limits opportunities for work and recreation, ruins your eyesight, smokes your walls, mats decorations and increases household work. You can probably save a dollar tomorrow by going without your meals, but it wouldn’ t be economy. It is not so much what you save, but how you save, that counts. W e are always ready to e x plain the “ ins and outs” o f the lighting proposition to you. (.’all on us or phoi.e to us. W e are never too busy to talk business. women who have t>een troubled with displacements, inflammation, ulcera C. & E. SCHEDULE. tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities, periodic pains, backache, that hear Commencing June 22nd and until fur ing-down feeling, flatulenoy, indlge*. ther nonet, thti following train service tlnn,diolne«u,or nervous prostration, will be in effect on the line of the C. K, R. K between Albany and Yaquina, W hy don’t you try It? o p tio n « »»re being asked for and it daily except Sunday. 190(11 w ill re fú te r the gre .teat crop behooves all interested parties to be Train No. Iff, Mixed — Leave Albany of lorries and cherries th at Oregon extrem ely careful and use the very 7 :45 a. m. | arrive Yaquina 1:80 p. rn. Train No 15, Pftssengèr— Leave Ya* hns ever produced, Q u a lity is m ag l»est business serve in the m atter of quinn 2:15 p, m ; arrive Albany 7 p. rn nificent, qu an tity alm ost Unlim ited, which they are capable. Do not get Train No. 2, Passenger— 12:40 p. m. and while hum anity is en joyin g this in a hurry in such m atters, as you 5 :20 p. m. Train No. 1, M ixed— 7 a m .; 11:56 fruit, the m aturing hay crop insures n may regret it. a. in. big increase in the dairy outpm . On Sunday service will be as follows : Our street illu m in ation for the car Leave Albany 7 :35 a. m. ; leave Yaquina which has been greatly benefited by ns nival is now up and works fine. The fi p. m. ¡arrive Yaquina l i :4U a. m. ; ar good Spring pastures as were ever Item izer is in for con tin u in g H o iive Albany 11 :30 p. m. known in this section. Residents of me* hod of lig h tin g our main business Mr. and Mrs A. .!. HI oades, of Taco the Northwest should take pains to see streets righ t along. Tim W illa m e tte ma, aro here \ siting her father, J. J. th at their eastern friends are made W illiam *, and »ther relatives. V a lle y com pany offer to do this on •• fam iliar with the unequalled corn! K ra b er’s berries are grown on creek six months con tract at #15 a m onth lions which make d airyin g so profit bottom sand soil, which gives them a they »0 ro iew all lig h ts »8 they run out delicious fiavor. able here. an 1 to run un til m id n igh t T h ere ar ion should at least have a chance to get cold liefore it becomes history. ELECTRICITY FOR LIGHTING IS ONIV EXPENSIVE 10 PEOPLE WHO ARE WASTEFUL AND CARELESS. TO YOU, WHO ARE NATURALLY CAREFUL, IT DOES NOT COME HI6H. Unbealthy Kidneys Hake Impure Blood. T H U R S D A Y , J U N E 25, 1908. 257 . J Office, BEL ' ) I Residence. IJlk.ji.llll 113 ^¿YAYATATAYAYAYAYi ATATAYAYAYAYJY* O v e r-W o rk W e a k e n s Y o u r K id n e y s . A Small Business Fot Sale. The Tavern A Strictly M e n IWM fint-das Bur it C U p a id for fat stock. BilyeuS: Sparks Sole Agents for Dellas.