Polk County itemizer. (Dallas, Or.) 1879-1927, July 02, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextK odol iia r a n t ee d ta r T o G l> v « Catarrh Cannot be Cured. Chiropodist in town. EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATES. The library will 1 h * dosed all day Sat with local application« an they cannot urdav. i reach the «eat of the disease. Catarrh Way I f a fte r lining two-tl- in is o f a _ *: «►ilKiliit o f K<"|<.i.you ceb h o n o s tlr say it h u i>i>t | Names of pupils in the county who ¥ * id y o u r nuu< y 'Iry K im !>>! tod a y , on fhts Kiiaranti-u. I U n elite«! y o u . we w li: '.f u n d purtUute. I ► ill «•< t «u d alici th " fo llo w in g present It to !».«■ ¡D m I. t » t the tim e and wife am up from i ia a a blood or constitutional disease, i have completed the eighth grade exami- ¥ ¥ l»ottl j <:ujuai*»iii|f ,*ne--tkird If It f» il* to sT -.'-fy »' ’«l, r e t m u r n u tl:e -------------------------- ------------- o f the uie>U«.T>.' t and in order to cure it yon rmiat take | nations for the year ending June 1908: to tru d ealer [ f o u « b o m /O B Uottg Ut It, an d * J « d ll re fu n d y o u r luouey j internal remedies. Hall’« * ’atarrh (hire District 1— Mildred Flakes. Mabel ¥ ¥ Tow n---------------------------------------------------------8 U U ------- _ I July m vinli now ready at I. I). I>an- i is taken internally, and acts direel Iv on | Patrick, Mabel Jeruian. olita h'>r"l_______ « I T T il» » »»I ieVa idort*. F O R IN D IG E S T IO N A N D D Y S P E P S IA . ! the blood and mucous surface«. Hall’ « District 2—Georgia Fiske, Kthel John* ¥ R E L IE V E S S O U R ST O M A C H , U E L C ..IN G . ETC. K. C . U « W IT T (ft C O M l A tiV , C H IC A G O . IL L . ¥ Trv a pair of O-so-eze for men at Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine | son, Anna Garner, Xorvul Gates, Mar It wag prescribed by one of the best vin Scbouweiler, Dessie Miller, Ruth S :1 4 C O iT t R -A -X J S T A F E I 1 T , D a l l a s , O r e r c n 1 physicians in this country for yearn and j Stinkin*, Rlma Harris, Cora Cone, ¥ Tillamook Cheese, 15c per pound ‘ composed I ~ ‘ Morrison, Amy Whitehorn. Lilah Miss OUn is here from Vancouver 1 is a regular prescription. ’ It is Ruth with old friends. of tlicricst tonics known, combined w ith I McDaniel, Velma Hinshaw, Homer Boiled Ham every day Something in |H>at cards at Daniel's. Mr,. Mattie Martin la visiting frienili actiiiK «limetlv j Calkinx, Katie Hughe«, AlingUm Sim- n thè mucoue snrfaces. The perfect j kins, Olive Coulter, Birda Me bride, Ed- Bald y Giidner came ¥ at McMinnville. We are the headquarters for the , combinat ioti bf tlie two ingredienti« is | na Clifford. Hat’tie Coovert. PH O N E PHONE val. ¥ All refrigators at absolute cost'at Guy | what produci « suoli wonderful results in j Districi 4— Ernest Brunk. Kraber berry, fresh three times M U T U A L 1411 B E L L SII Every dav will I h » Sunday now—to Bros, A Dalton’s. curing catarri . Send for testimonial« District 7— Harry Bissell, John Reti* ¥ jfree. E. J Oh« some. iV Co., props.. To- I terd. Carl Gregg, Chester Ball, a day. Gladys j John Lynn is back from attendance ledo, Ohio. 'ulti by druggists, pried 75 Herren. ^ The Denver convention will open on on the federal grand jury. [cents Tak Halls Family Pills for con* District 10—Gerhard Braun. ' ¥ the 9th. DALLAS. O REG O N VV. M. Fraker, of Pendleton, has been jstipation. District 13—Joe Boginski, Glen Work, ¥ If you want a strictly fresh berry buy visiting his old Dallas home. —■•••-------- Hazel Work. Kraber’s special pack. District 16— Earnest Williams. Vern ¥ Uncle Dave Guthrie is arranging fora j Williams. Mr. Herbert Lee, of North Dallas, j trip to the south and east. 1 Friday: District 17—Ava Shields, Nelli« Stew- has gone to Eastern Oregon. Lee Smith and wife are now dom iciled ] P. .\ Finseth, Dallas. art, Leda McKee, Gladys Turner, Eliza- Oyster shell grit food fur chickens, in the Ed Richmond house. Mrs. Mehrling, Falls City. beth Cook. old and young at Loughary'a. Ella Mehrling, Falls City, District 21—Jesse F. Morrison Geou ipt at s M. Flannery, Nellie Keyt. Hilda Lung, M onday: Complete catalogue of Edison rocords sident was frustrated Tuesday. Mrs. C. A. McLoughlin, Indep. District 23—Norval Emmett. on sale at L. D. Daniels—Nothing miss J. C. Veazie and family, of Portland, District 2fi— Allen Cadle, Walter Evelvn McLoughlin, Indep. ing. are here visiting at the old home. Vaughn. J. 11. Powell, M< nmouth. If you want score books or score cards District 27— Raleigh Burch. Mrs. Powell, Monmouth, A few refrigaturs left which go at very for baseball games, go to Ross Ellis for District 29— Leona Sperling, William j Wednesday: j small price.—Guy Bros. Dalton. them. May, Clyde Dick, Buelan Bramley, Be Lydia Museott. Dallas. Misses Lyle and Gertrude Phelps, of ta Cuthhert, Emma Gilpin, Iva Mix, Ruby Fiske, Dallas. L. 1). Brown, lawyer, notary public. Newport, are here visiting friends. Elizabeth Jense,», Ruth Hodge. Abstracts furnished. Upstairs Uglow District No. 30— Lena Warren, Bai- Bryan will be the nominee. Mr. Edward Gerlinger was a passen W A SH IN G T O N AND T E N T H STREETS building. bara Belt, Nellie Shew, Estella Launner. ger for Portland Tuesday morning. PORTLAND. OREGON Special trains will he run to Falls District 32— Lie.th Bedford, Helen Moving pictures every night at ih * Mrs. J. Janies, of Portland, is here City on the 4th. Smith. Russel Fields, Essie Grosser, Colosseum, change of program every j visiting her neice, Mrs. S. P. Riggs. W R I T E FO R C A T A L O G other night. Assessor Graves went to Independen- Mabel Mover. District No. 34— Hugh Fletcher, Etta Newest thing in ice cream freezers— today on business. that Places Yon in a Good Position Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wassatn have been Harman, Villa Merrick. / down visiting relatives and friends at j 1 qt 85 cents, 2 qt 41 25, Guy Bros. Superintendent Seymour goes to Falls District 35— Lena Versteeg, Mahle at Newberg. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Crook, City this afternoon. Savage, Harvey Savage, Veta Branson, Mr. L. C. Koser attended the G. A. ! of Polk Station, June 29th, a daughter. Some of the saloon doors were draped P hoe fie Wyatt, Jessie Simpkins, John President Ressier ha« again been Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Willett have Bush, Carrie Daiiini, R. encampment at Newport last week Look at the photos of the baloon as- with crepe yesterday. elected président of the Moumouth been Independence visitors. Strawberries are all in, but the rasp, black and J and reports a tine time. District 36—Dwaiu Gibson, Fred G ib | eension and slide for life in Conrad Staf- normal. A, F. Campbell, À. B. Bu John Simkius is moving his family son, Grace Wilson, Flora Grice. Blanche Mr. Keifer, of MeTinunonds Valley, chanan, T. C. Powell, L. A. Robertson, Ralph, Claud and Ruth McColm, <»f rin’s window. today to his farm at Eola. Wilson, Minnie Grice, Ora Cavitt, Ollie visited at John Rituer’ s last week. Logan berries will be a No. 1. Put up by Mrs, E. M. Pennell, May Babbit, H. Z. Davton, visited their sister, Mrs. D. W. Frank Gibson and wife, w oo now re* The restaurant on the corner of Main Porter. Miss Grace Tice, of Independence, Tharp and Sarah Tnthill constitute the Dunn,during the carnival. I side at Bellingham, are visiting relatives and Mill dosed its doors yesterday. District 37—Lee Maine, Edna Hicks, has been visiting at O, R. Burbank’s. careful help, which insures you a clean full hu lance of the facuh.v. • Blanche Agee. J. J. Thurston was married in Port- at Rick reali. Drunks and bad conduct wore con Mr. and Mrs. Rruell, of Corvallis, 1ms District 39— Walter Guvcr, Emma box at 9 a. m. and 3 p. m., at Crider’s grocery land recently to Miss Kllen Johnson. Prof. Met/.¡jer and H. C. Seymour at- been visiting her mother, Mrs. Olenian* Norton. 1 liev are both of the Stiver vicinity. tended the teacher’ s convention at Eu- spicuously lacking at the carnival. District 40— Marguerite Spong, Ethel store. Mr. S. W. Blessing and daughter, Quite a crowd of our young people Roy Sparks went to Newport Monday j week, Walling, Mamie Gerth, John Ruble, started for Newport Sunday, where I morning where Charley Bilyeu, Chas. j There are some pretty photos of the Miss Cecil, are visiting in Albany. Miles Bradford. they will celebrate the Fourth. Wynant and himself will run a saloon, j slide and balloon assension in Conrad Deputy Sheriff Richter and mother INDEPEN DENCE, OR. District 43—Rena McCready. will attend the Albany celebration. District 51— Estley Farley, Clifford C. G. Griffa came over from Polk i Stafrin s w indo\y. Probate work a specialty. Charlie Bell was at Independence yes Barnhart, Irene Deirling. county Tuesday fora short visit with Mrs. Warren (¿nick, of St. Helens, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Ellis are hack District 5 4 - Amelia Peterson, Emma terday and says the saloons there have his daughter, Mrs CJodfelter.—Jeffer- | here visiting her parents, Judge and from their summer home ai Newport. obeyed the local option law. Peterson. son Review. ( Mrs. I). P. Stouffer. The steel bridge at Salem opened for District 57—Walter Tice, Earl Crow W. W. Percival and Rube Dickenson, j Anderson Son, at Rallston, have \[r. ail(j Mrs. .1. C. Herslmer. of 1 travel last Friday. The repairs cost ley, Lamar Tooze, Blanche Graham, of Independence, have horses entered * just got in a car load of Extra Star Hood River, are visiting her brother. | $1,1(H). Henry Pugh, Lillie Pugh, Les in the Albany races this afternoon. shingles. Choice lot. Present price i« Hon. U. S. Lnughury. Mr, and Mrs. E. A. Pagenkoff,of Pee- lie Tooze, Eurith Leek, Charlie Hin Mr. John E. Smith is steadily im- ’ $2 25 per M. J23 shaw, Lester Dodd, Lavilla Buell. Make your own ice cream. We will j dee, were transacting business here proving, being able this morning to | District 57—Clarence Dornhecker. Mr. Chester Hpre and a friend passed sell you a 1 qt freezer for 85 cents, k, j Wednesday. walk clear around his houseon crutches, j That bread is likely to Distriti 58— Laurance Dornecker. through tow n Saturday on their way to gal $1.25 at Guy Bros. Nothing lias been done at Uncle Pill District 60— Mary Hanson Miss Jensen, of Independence, has | absorb disease germs their Portland homes after several days District fil—Chester Kubin, Winni- been a guest at the Lee Laughlin home , DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve is especi ! Brown’ s oil well for two weeks, as the spent over on the Siletz. when shipped in a bag tin* past week.—North Yamhill Record, j ally good for pill's Recommended and ; man who is doing the boring is making fred Vender. Miss Loretta Smith, a teacher in the sold by Conrad Stafrin. hay. District (»4— Ernest Wing. It will be quite lonesome in town Sat- > gage car along with oth F o r heartache D r. M ile s’ A n ti-P a in Pills. normal at Monmouth, is among those M. Hayter. dentist, Wilson building. Miss Mabel Cooper left for her home urday, the great majority o f our eiti-j The neatest little thing you ever saw er baggage? ^ _ , , ... ..... attending t he teachers’ convention in peedee T For headache Dr. Miles’ A n ti-P a in n i l s zens having decided to celebrate either i in ice cream freezers. The I'olar Star, 1 at Independence today. She is an in Dr. Donohoe. dentist, Uglow building. Eugene.__Eugene Guard. That the puts structor in the university.— Eugene and 2 <jt sizes, Guv Bros. at Sheridan, Salem or Falls City. L. D. Brown for abstracts. Notary Bewin« machine« for rent— L D. Dan- Charley Dick, for years 11 resident of Guard. out some of the public, typewriting. We understand this morning that Mis. Phillip Hoisington, a sister of Rex Winner is on the sick list. lel- I Independence, was among the old sol- i water for irrigation purposes will he Mrs. Nancy Brown, of Dallas, died at to be obtained any There is quality in a box of Kraber’s Miss Evalvn Wood, of Salem , was diers bound for Newport Wednesday Spokane of heart trouble. Frank Gilliam is able to he at work shut off f«»r an indefinite time or until The Camel. freshly packed berries. the guest of Miss Hallie Coad during evening.—Toledo Leader. where in the Willamette again. Costing about as much as a good the leak from the reservoir is located. After a visit with Mr and Mrs. A. J. When you want prescriptions filled That eclipse of the sun failed to show the carnival. Mrs. Frank Shevthe has been visiting Valley? Some one remarked that Dallas was- Barham, Curtis Anderson has returned horse, the camel’s speed is equally up in this neck o ' the wood?. M rs. W. C. Cook and daughter, Gladys, by a competent druggist, one who is to his home at Kennewick. great. hU life considerably longer and at Airiie. ent much on base ball. As the team That $1 spent in your careful and knows w hat he is about, go of McMinnville, visited relatives here his ability to carry a load equal to that We make a specialty of horse shoe Martin Shick has been papering for there defeated Independence 20 to 1 this to Conrad tarin’ s drug store. U S. Grant will hereafter lead the of three horses. over Sunday. home town is ing at the old Smith shop.—E. Wade. must be a mistake.—Albany Democrat. Bud Alcorn. We are advised that a re-survey of the Dallas hand, and the Sunday concerts than $3 sent out? Prof. Ed Coad and family were down Cards with your name on them while Mrs. Flora Chenoweth is a Dallas vis At a meeting of Company II. Tuesday right of way for the Falls Citv and will continue as heretofore. A Hole In GI^ss. you wait at L. I). Daniels’ music store. from Hood River to take in the carni Western line, from here to Salem is be Three of the many itor this week. evening F. II. Museott was elected first Mr. John Martin, of McMinnville, val and visit relatives. In making electrical apparatus it Is ing made, hut do not know the reasons was an over Sunday guest of his grand Eat Kraber’ s berries and he happy. Miss Alpha Hooker was an Albany lieutenant amt A. W. Bennett second reasons why should de often necessary to make a hole In Dr. H. L. Tonev came out from his therefor. lieutenant. Both good selections, and Remember the places, Crider's and daughter, Mrs. J. C. Uglow. visitor last week. glass. This may he done by surround mand the claim last week and spent several drys will make good officers. Webster’s stores. Kodol will without doubt help anyone Use DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, ing the portion to be penetrated with Mr. and Mrs Cub Hooker’ s little girl here during the carnival. when buying bakestuffs, who has stomach disorders or stomach pleasant little pills that are easy to ! We would like much to have a corres Mr. Fred Stump, of Sliver, a big sheep has been very ill. wax and etching out the inclosed space Misses Edna Morrison and Edna trouble. Take Kodol today and con take. Sold by Conrad Stafrin. pondent from the McCoy vicinity, also man and all around live farmer, was in with hydrofluoric acid. Mrs. Winner’s niece ■ from the east has the city on his way home from Eugene, from Independence. Write for terms. Haves have gone to Salem, where they tinue it for the short time that is neces Dallas went dry Tuesday night at 12 will attend summer school. been visiting her. sary to give von complete relief. Kodol where he attended the commencement While the macadamizing of our main o’ clock, no particular celebration being Trial Trips. visiting with the of iris alma mater, the V. of O .—Albany Mr. and Mrs. Will Shepherd and two is sold by Conrad Stafrin. Grandma < »rant business block is going on, the delivery make of such an unusual event. When a vessel is on her trial trip Ritner’s this week. Democrat. wagons have to get their stuff from Che children are <1 wn from LaGrande for A nice new drop head sewing ma Everybody ’s friend— Dr. Tilomas’ she runs four times over a measured an extended visit with relatives. rear of the stores. chine for $12 at I.. D. Daniel’ s. Other * * » * *JMHfr** * * * * - » * * ★ » * * * * * » Electric Oil. Cures toothache, earache, j mile, twice with and twice against the Married—Sunday, June 21, 1908. at styles including Standard Grands, lat sore throat. Heals cuts, bruises, scalds. Mr. E. J. Reynolds notifies us to tide. Her average speed is thus ar change his Itemizer from Westport to the residence of Mrs. Ira Stubblefield est improved Singers, New Homes, Stops any pain. Wheeler tNc Wilson’s, Domestics, from rived at. Emmett, Idaho. He fias shut down at Dallas, Clara M. Byerley and Frank $12 to $30. This will pay to invest, if J. S. Ashbaugh will next week begin camp at the former place and moved Dodele, of Wells. Mrs. Dodele has you are in need of a sewing machine. Drumheads. the erection of a new residence for II hi< family to Emmett until the lumber many friends in this city who wish her C. Seymour on the lot adjoining that of The parchment used for drumheads many long years of happiness.—New- hu iness reopens. Hon. T. S. Cooper, of Independence, Hon. G. W. Myer port News. is prepared from the skins o f donkeys, came ovet to attend the G. A. 1L. en The forest service informs us that all It is said that J. H. Hirschherg is calves, goats and wolves and that for 19 T want to buy a farm in Polk county. campment and to enjoy a family re of the old Tillamook and Umqua forests except the southern portion of the old Will pay some cash difference. 1 have union with his six brothers: W IL. G. about to «ell his horse car street rail writing purposes from the skins of j * Umqua, embracing 973,918 acres, will a nice new strictly modern house and J . J . C . , R. IU. E. W. and J. E. The way at Albany to A. Welch, the elec sheep. The polishing is »lone with pumice stoue. be known as the Siuslaw national for lot in Portland which I would like to brothers were chaperoned by a couple tric line promoter. est. This forest is located in Tillamook trade in on the farm. Give disruption, of brothers-in-law. The Cooper family A report of the money received and Lane. Douglas, Coos, Lincoln. Polk ami location and price of place. Ralph Ack is all right. Long may it wave.—New expended for tiie carnival will he pub A Mustard Bath. Yamhill counties. Supervisor A. E. ley, 003Corbett Bldg., Portland,Oregon. port News. lished just as soon ns the money can he Nothing can he more refreshing to Cohoon will administer this forest with collected and bills presented. wearied limbs than a hath in which ‘ ‘ E. C. DeWitt & Co., Chicago, 111.— Mrs. M. A. Chapman, of Polk county, head quarters at Eugene, Oregon. I is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Cross, Gentlemen:— In 1897 I had a disease oi Miss Nellie Pomeroy was married in there has been thrown a tablespoouful j Mrs. Chapman is one of Oregon’s the stomach and bowels. In the spring Independence Tuesday to Mr. Pratt, of of dry uni-. lard. As Yoon as the bath pioneers, coming to Oregon via Pana of 1902 I bought a bottle of Kodol and Seattle. J. G. VanOrsdel and family is over there are felt a delicious glow ma in 1855, being wrecked near Cape the benefit I received all the gold in went over to attend tin* ceremony. and a perfect refreshment o f mind and Flattery, she came across by team ami Georgia could not buv. May you live Itching, torturing skin eruptions, dis body. canoe from that point to Portlend.— long and prosper. Yours very truly, C. figure, annoy, drive one wild. Doan’s N. Corned, Rod ing, Ga,, Aug. 27, 190(1.” Salem Statesman. Cop; r and Steel. Oinment brings quick relief and lasting Sold by Conrad Stafrin. cures. Fifty cents at any drug store. When steel is heated and dipped Into A card from Walter L. Tooze, Jr., TEA states that he has graduated from the Leslie nnd Lamar Tooze arrived from Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Hollister have is cold water It is hardened; the same law department of the University of Falls City Monday night and arc visit invitations for the wedding of their treatment softens copper. There’s plenty of hum Michigan and received his diploma June ing at the home of L. W. Dnrant. The sued daughter, Miss Ilazel, to Mr. Arthur 19th He delivered the valedictory ad twins have grown some, but are just Phelps, to take place early this month. Kimberley. bug in tea; not one ounce dress of his class at the graduating ex the same likeable boys. They Hay Owing to the old system o f digging It will he well for those wanting gro ercises and has been admitted to prac Woodburn looks like old times, and in a ton Schilling’s Best. tice at the Michigan bar. His many they also impart the information that ceries, etc., to get them tomorrow, as out diamonds Kimberley proper Is built friends here join us in congratulations. their brother Walter, back in Michigan, the delivery wagons will not he run on around n hole big enough to contain Your grocer returns your money if you don’t He will he home about July 25th.— will he married thereon June 27th. the 4th and probably all stores will he ilic enlire white population of South like it; wc psy him closed. —Woodburn Independent. Woodburn Independent. Africa. After a heavy meal, take a couple of Fan Mirrors. Doan’s Regulets, and give your stomach A t liver and bowels the help they will The 1 dies of England during the if * Sj* Isj* ^ need. Regulets bring easy, regulai reign of Henry VII. carried little hand passages or the bowels. mirrors suspended from their girdles. Mrs. Fuqua, of near Lewisville, la-t The same custom prevailed in the time Friday had the misfortune to fall down of Elizabeth and James I. They form stairs, breaking her arm at the should ed the center o f many fans at that er, making a very had fracture which period and later. - f r Dr. Starbuck fixed up in good shape. S a tis fa c tio n o r Y ow r 1 M on*y Kt%- U. We Strive to Keep Our Store in a Clean, Sanitary ('lumi Dunn Portland, ¥ the Mercantile. Toy up for the carni- L H . SCHULTZ G R O C E R IE S Crockery and C entry Produce a Specialty No. \ K ra b e r’s Berries ¥ §L ¥ ¥ ¥ CRIDER’S GROCERY ODIES: p BUSINESS COLLEGE B. F. JONES Attorney-at-Law DOINGS IN THE TOWN. Comings and Goings of Citizens of Dal" las and their Friends. Do You Know common stuffs Star Bakery best bake- worth more to you Dallas product STAR BAKERY, D. T. BROWNE, Prop ¥ W HAT DO YOU TH IN K OF TH IS |) "5jt ífí if? if? *t* ijf iff iff iff iff iff i f f i f f if<^ iff sk- ìtk *k ¿ k jk ^ -u is lin U n d e r w e a r o n S a l © a t C o s t All 10c summer goods, sale ii ii “ 12 1-2 i i a a “ 16 2-3 i i U a i i “ 25 t i it ii “ 30 • < ii u “ 35 a i i “ 40 U ii a *‘ 50 i i C i u “ 60 a 6c 8c 12c 18c 19c 23c 27c 37c 43c White Watats 11.00 Waist, Sale 1.25 “ 1.50 “ 2.00 “ 2.25 “ 2.50 “ 3.00 “ 11 i i ii i i 73c 89c 1.15 1.45 1.70 1.95 2.20 60c Curtains 85c 1.00 1.25 1.50 2.00 2.25 2.50 3.00 3.50 4.00 4.50 5.00 5.50 “ .... “ ... “ .... “ radial 48c 65c 73c 95c 1.55 1.75 1.98 2.25 2.98 3.20 3.85 4.15 4.60 4.85 6.00 #1.00 Shoes, Sale 1.25 1.50 2.00 “ » a P P p i 0 7(>c 95c 1.15 1.45 “ f |i j ! h j i P White Canvas Shoes AT THE DALLAS MERCANTILE CO. \afcz xihz #i 1.20 ... ax While using an Tuesday, young Colossus cf Rhodes. Mr. Mitchell, of near town severed »he The accounts which we have of the artery in hi« wrist. Prompt height of the Colossus of Rhodes are -# - I | medical attendance by Drs. Starbuck various. The extreme statement Is 157 : and Bollman kept him from bleeding to feet. If faith Is to be placed In these ' i ■ ■. 1111. figures, the ancient stallie standing at Many ill« come from impure blood. :he water’s edge without any pedestal Can’ t have pure blood with faulty di would have overtopped the statue of gestion, lazy liver and sluggish Ixnvels. Lllierty In New York harbor about six Burdock Blood Bitters strengthens t 1 m - stomacli, bowels anil liver, and purifies feet. # - the Mood. Italy. ( Y>roner Chapman was called to < »rand Italy consists of about 91,000 square R< nde Sunday evening to hold an in I miles mainland and 19.000 in the is quest on the body of Stella McCoy, a young Indian girl, who shot herself in lands. This area Is about equal to New the right e y while fooling witli a revol j York. New Jersey. Delaware, Maryland nml Pennsylvania combined. ver. Dr. McCallon went with him. O & Lice Curtains All Summer Goods on Sale ii H rH ^lipr . ¡ . ^ f ife if . Beginning Monday July 6, Ending Saturday, July 11 ii vl W ik 0 0 0 0 0 r *L' 'Ms M s Ms Ms Ms Ms Ms M:fÊ Ms Ms + Ms Ms Ms Ms Ms Ms Ms Ms Ms Ms Ms Ms Mr. and Mr E. V. Stivers and child Sierra. ren went to Turner today attend the The word “ sierra" means “ a saw,” Christian convention. From there they will g o o n to Polk county, where Mr. hence a mountain whose top is Indent Stivers will engage in ministerial work ecHike a saw or a range o f mountains during the summer.— Eugene Guard. whose to|w form a saw-like appearance, The school board has not as yet as Bierra Morelia, in Spain; Sierra named our new teachers, hut it i« un-1 Leone, in Africa; Sierra Nevada, etc. dershxid they will lx* about the same as i last year. Additional room must In- Roller Skate«. provided and the furnaces renovated,’ The first roller skate was patented work on which should not l>e too long by a Frenchman in the year 1819. but delayed. since that time scarcely a year has The home of Mrs. Henrv Butler at passed without some Improvement In Monmoutii was cousurncd bv fire Tues- wheel skates. dav. The cause arasa live wire which in sonie way set fire to the roof. Mis L o n d o n S rr.ok «. se« Nola Coad and Allie Faller h ad gone The smoke o f London In certain to room there while in attendance at the summer normal and their dothing and states of the wind Is found condensed liooks went up in fiâmes. They came on the sea as far away as Devouabira, home to Dallas Tneoday night, and after blacken ing the water for mile*. , - - .-¡■ A to - Having a baby Go-carts and Carriages sale right at the height of the season. Waen every merchant ex pects a good profit, we are cutting and slashing pri ces away below others. “ You might say why.” Be cause all jobbers and manufacturers are done with this line for the season and are willing to sell at most any old price for cash, We on the other hand are laying for just such snaps and are there with the ready cash, that is why we can offer you such excep tional values: Come while the site is on. You will not be disappointed. We mean and carry out what we say. SEW ING M ACHINES We are also making a special low price on Standard Sewing Machines, one o f the highest grade machines made that never retails for less than $50. If ta ken during this sale the price will he only $35 On sal«* nil next week Tin ami Granite ware. Come e a r l y and get some choice pieces that coat hut a trifle. ¥ i ¥ u < & SPECIAL! ¥ ¥ W PORTLAND HOTEL ARRIVALS SPECIAL! ' 1- ive nhip- fi, D a l l a s Fin n i t i ir e Ci ) . DALLAS, OREGON rock- a o tories. what t h i and uph' îdered the m a n u > at know r*«ur*