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DAL.LAS O R E G O N JULY 9, 1908
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Council Proceedings—Company H.
^ Ladies’ ready-to-wear garments at less than manu- &
Takes a Hike—Kruger Hurt.
P facturers cost
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the sooner this is thoroughly under-I and wishing for a change, he disposed ift
CITY COUNCIL MEET.
stood and lived up to, just that much I of his property there and went to Cali-
sooner will Dallas lie aide t<* say that y pun, remaining there about six years,
has the crack organization of Or«w* • r»u,*/v Oregon attracted his attention,
that we have only a short time to move these goods, ^
A Big Grist of Bills— New Ordi­ she
gon s state m intia.
and 14 years ago he came to Polk countv,
where
he
followed
the
dairy
business
we have decided to take a loss rather than carry
nances Passed.
for some time. About this’ time bis
AUTO DROPS "FROM TRESTLE daughter,
tin* wife of Mr. G. A. Brown,
anything over
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of Oregon City, came west ami Mr. Shute
Council met in regular session hint
then sold his dairy business and came
Commencing Thursday, July 9th
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Our entire stock of Ladies’ and Mens’ Oxfords,
Tan, Patent or Vici.
Silk or Lawn to close out at a big reduction.
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Ladies' Lawn waists regular value $1.50 and $1.75 ^
goes at $1.15 each
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Monday evening with .Mayor Muir in
the chair end all the officers present ex­ Fall of 35 Feet to Mud Flat* Prob­ to live with Ins daughter, where he lias
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since resided. Mr. Shute is still hale
cept Aldermen Stafrin, Shaw and Gos­
ably Fatally Injures
«nd hearty and every nice day one is
In Lawns, Organdies, Dimnity, Mulls, etc., all
per.
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sure to see him out in the garden with
A. J. Kruger.
Claims allow ed:
go during this sale at cut prices. Owing to the
his hoe. Mr. Shute holds his age well
1 30 00
W S Campbell, nightwateh
a id one would hardly think he was so
10.00
S \V Blessing, street work.
backward spring we are overstocked in these
Going at the rate of 45 miles an hour, near the century mark. Mrs. Shute,
2.75 a 40-horse
C L Crider, shakes..............
power
automobile,
driven
by
| who is onlv five vears younger than her
20.65
J (' H iyter. printing..........
goods. Space will not permit of giving prices,
103 67 A. J. K roger.sw ashed through thu mil* husband, is still enjoying good health,
Wm Fanil, mdse
T A Odom, salary ...................... 66.70 ! hig at the side of a street built on a I and the happv uged*c«iunfe'have bright
but the price is low. Come and see.
L D Brown, salary
.................. 67.55 trestle in the southern part of Seattle prospects to round out the centurv.
V P Fiske, printing
plunged 35 feet to the tide flats be-
pnnting .................... 9.10 and
Kruger was dug out of the soft
Will Val Co, lights'
................ 139 50 low.
A Sustaining Diet.
mud
and taken to a hospital, where he
F II Morrison, supplies .............. 12.50 is reported
probably fatally injured. These are the enervating days, when,
(' W Deckwa, labor .................... 3.00 Kruger was returning
the races at as somebody lias said, men drop by the
.1 U Zachary, labor.......................... 6.73 The Meadows and was from
at terrific sunstroke as if the Day of Fire had
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Dallas Lum ber C o.......................... 68.26 speed. He was driving driving
a strong dawned. They are fraught with danger
A Bowman, wood............................ 17.50 wind. The hood which against
covers the en to people whose systems are poorly
C F Brobst, labor
91 .(X) gine was loose fr in its fastenings
and sustained; and this leads us to say, ill
\l D Coulter, sprinkling .............. 14.50
wind suddenly tore it off and it was the interest of the less robust of our
John Hill, labor............. ........... 14.(X) the
hurled
over
the
front
of
the
machine
in­ readers, that the full effect of Hood’s
W F Lyons, labor.......................... 25.00 Kruger’s face. He was knocked back­
Sarsaparilla is such as to suggest the
Wm Shewev. labor........................ 4.50 to
ward and his hands were torn from the propriety <<f calling this medicine some­
Morrison Howell.......................... 801,60 steering
wheel. Mr. Kruger has con­ thing besides a blood purifier ami tonic,
John Guy, labor
................. . 49.00
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4 $ -
several sales in Polk county and —say a sustaining diet. It makes it
J W McKinley, labor .................. 34.00 ducted
is quite well known here. Later reports much easier to hear the heat, assures
K A Welch, la lio r.......................... 35.00 are
th at he was not seriously injured, j refreshing sleep, and will without any
John Cardigan, labor...................... 31.tX)
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| doubt avert much sickness at this time
C J Sm ith, e n g in e e r.......................133.20
I of vear.
John Freak, labor .......................... 46.00
Broke
His
Ankle.
B F Cox, la lio r................................ 41.00 Monday morning while John Taylor
48.(M) and Wm. Shelton were painting a barn
Our Married Couple.
Guy. labor.
‘T H E S C H O O L O F Q U A L IT Y ” ------------------------- - John
46.00 for John Leveek on the B. F. Smith Mr. Frank Dudley, of Wells Station,
( ’ Spring, labor ...
44.00 pluee on the Luekiamute. tin* scaffold and his bride, nee Miss Clara Bverly. of
Wont, la b o r.. .
T en th and M orrison, Portland, O regon A. P. A rm strong, LL.B., Principal A W W J ilson.
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40.no gave
labor .......
way and precipitated them both to Newport, are spending their honeymoon
25.00 the ground
C ,'V e occupy two floors 65 by 100 feet, have a $20,000 equipment,
A Remington, labor
in
short
order
and
without
with
the
bride’s
parents.
Last
night
2 5< I j si* much as asking them how they want about twenty young men went to sere­
Iivin Cox. labor ...
employ a large faculty, give individual instruction, receive more calls
6.00
W Tillotsou, lalior
I to alight John came to earth in such nade them and the groom offered them
for office help than we can meet. Our school admittedly leads all John M artin, wood ........................ 48 00 a m anner as to suffer a badly strained 10 cents apiece until he counted the
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others in quality of instruction. It pays to attend such an institution. I K K Bee«!, sawing .................... . 8.40 j |,.u.|. while William got off with a frae crowd, and then he wanted to curtail
l A R Brown, lalior............................ 14.00 tured ankle. Dr. McCalIon reduced tlie his generosity and offem l three for a
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C.Said a Biisiuess Man: “ Keep hammering away everlastingly on thorough J W Macomhei, lalior .................. 10.00 j fracture an«l Mr. Smith brought Mr. quarter, the crowd balked at the
work. It will win out in the end.” Said au Educator: “The quality of instruc­ j J O Brian, labor ........................ 61.oo Shelton to town Tuesday, and he is now change, and no compromise being ar­
resting (w nfortably at the home of hi? 1 complishcd. they kept the happy pair
tion given in your school makes it the stan d ard of its kind in the Northwest.”
Total ........................................ $2249.73 brother,
Evan, in this city.
i from sleeping until dawn. Mr. Dudley
C.Open all the year. Students admitted at any time. Catalogue free.
Street Commissioner Morrison made
intended leaving for tlie valley and got
a
report
on
the
block
just
macadamised
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on the boat where he slept easily disre­
STRANGER iuLLS HIMSELF. I garding
R eferences: A ny bank, any new spaper, any business m an in Portland. on Main between Oak and Academy in
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the engine blowing off steam.
which he showed the cost of such bn- |
But Morpheus won. lie didn’t “come
pfovemeut to he, including curbs, ap­ Logger Cut* Jugular Vein With to”
until the train h id left Yaquinn.
proximately $1,677.89.
s«Oe had to pav his fare pack to New­
Resolutions were passed authorizing
port
and is sti'i here—sleeping.—New­
Pocket
Knife.
I he street commissioner to have built
port
correspondence
in Albany Herald.
the wooden curbs called for in the streets
W alter East, a logger 40 years of age
to he improved.
Stood the Test.
On motion the plans and specifica­ committed suicide in liis room at the
tions as drawn by Architect Morrison Uncle Sam hotel at Fifth and Couch Allcock’s Plasters have successfully
for the contemplated sewers on W ash­ streets at 1 :30 o’clock Monday morning stood the test of sixty years’ use bv the
ington. Clay and other streets were ap- by cutting his jugular vein with a pock public; their virtues have never been
proved, and an ordinance providing for et knife. The man had been in tlw* city equalled by the unscrupulous im itators
the same was read last tim e and passed j hut a short tim e and was unknown to who have sought to trade upon the re-
MAKE YO UR OW N S T O C K FO O D S BY USINC
An ordinance providing for certain j anyone at the hotel,
| putation of Allcock’s by making plasters
For sale: «lark m l hull, one year old,
new sidewalks was read last time and Front papers found in the pockets of with holes in them , and claiming them Mrs* J. C. Tttlbottcaiueup from Port­ Kenedy's Laxative Cough Syrup acts mostly
Durham. Price $15. G.W. Starr,
passed. Tiiis ordinance provide* that his coat his identity was learned and a to h * “just as good as Allcock’s.” land Monday and stopped over Imr«* a gently upon tin* Ixiwela and thereby
cement walks in the residence portion certificate showing that he was a mem- j Allcock’s plasters stand to-day in- few hours before going on to visit her drives the cold out of the system. Salt Creek.
Crush and mix in feed or salt. Proper dose in tablets
of the eitv shall hereafter l*e made 5 ber of the Woodmen of the World and { dorsed by not only the highest medical sons at Falls City.
I Sohl by Conrad Stafrin.
your tire set at Fred. Wagner’s,
carried insurance of $1 (KM) with that or- authorities, but by millions of grateful Parties wishing a new location in sa­ The Itemizer carries a larger stock of the (iet househohl
feet. 4 inches in width.
tire-setter, in 15 minut«*s
The J. M. Sears sidewalk was ordered der made out in favor of his son. Arch­ 1 patient* who have proved their efficacy loon
business can obtain reliable infor­ paper and stationery than any other or while you wait.
F o r Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine and Fowls. They are made from the active principle or the
ie, who resides in Salem. The dead man as a household remedv.
replaced at the expense of the city.
mation by writing or calling on us—The print shop in tin* valley, and we have
condensed essence of the drug. They don't contain Sawdust, Ashes, Chop Feed or Bran. A re just
The *«reet commissioner was ordered also possessed his naturalization papers,
“ Red” Davidson, the balloonist,
M ay-Holland Co., Inc. Rooms 626 27-28 tin* best and lat«*st faces of ty|*e with was As lifted
as good when 10 years old as when 10 days old. They comply with all pure drug laws. Ask for to put in cement crossings for the alley
swiftly from the ground by
indicating
that
he
had
become
a
citizen
PASSES
AWAY.
which
to
print
any
kiml
of
a
job.
and try once S K I D O O Condition Tablets, or S K I D O O W orm, Kidney, Chicken Cholera,
Corbett
Bid..
Portland,
Oregon.
ways on Court street, between Railroad of the United States while residing at
the hig gas hag Friday, his feet struck
Bi ster, Cathartic, Heave. Fever, Hog Cholera, Distemper, Pink Eye, Colic tablets or Louse Powder,
Falls
City.
Oregon.—Oregonian.
Prof«;ss«»r
Miller
of the Aruold shows in
and
Main.
Sptvin Cure o r Barb Wire Liniment. Distributed by T H E B L U E B E L L M E D I C I N E C O . «
Bert Burbur, of Elton, Win., says: Our hotels are crowded every night. the si«le of the liea«l
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The auditor was instructed to give
knocking Miller in­
There is lots of travel on tin* 21 trains
incorporated; Capital Stock $300,000.00; Watertown, South Dakota, U. S. A.
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have
only
taken
four
«loses
of
De-
J.
R.
Hubbard
Yields
to
Dread
notice to the property owners along the
in and out of town everv «lay, and you sensible. He was resuscitated and was
W
itt’s
Kidney
ami
Bhulder
Pills
and
He
Wa*
the
Parents.
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For Sale by RAY & CO., Dallas, Oregon
way of the macadam street improve­
hurt. Davidson clung to
Destroyer.
they have done for me more than any c n h «* h more strange faces on the street m»t severely
ment. fixing the cost for the road work Little Bertram had always longed for
balloon an«l made his usual success-
other |medicine has ever «lone.” Sohl than <‘ver before. Sometimes it makes the
at $2.25 a front foot and for the curbs at a live pet, but as he lived in an apart- j
full
ascension.—Albany
Herald.
us
feel
like
a
stranger
ourselves.
cents for cement and 15 cents for m ent building, he had to he satisfied \ All were shocked to hear Monday by Conrad Stafrin.
^¿▼ AYAYATATATATATJ AYAYATAYAYATJTf 25
with
toy
anim
als.
Later
his
parents
morning th at the familiar fa«*e of Joe
wood.
The relocation of the stand pipe for moved to the country and Bertram be- | Hubbard would be seen on our streets
street sprinkling was left in the hands came the happy possessor of a kitten. I no more, th at he had passed to the great
ELECTRICITY fOR LIGHTING IS ONIY EXPENSIVE
of the fire and water committee with He hugged it close an remarked. “ At beyond from which there has been no
A tag from a 10 -cent piece will count FULL value
power to act. This pipe ha* been lo­ last. I am the parents of a living crea- | return within the human ken. He has
TO PEOPLE WHO ARI WASTEPUl AND CARE1ESS.
A tag from a 5-cent piece will count HALF value
"—The
August
Designer.
cated on Court, but as the str«*et iin -1 ture
. been long a patient sufferer from Brights
provement
progressed
had
to
he
mov­
disease,
but
had
been
out
on
the
striiets
TO YOU, WHO ARI NATURALLY CAREEUl,
lately and his many friends hoped for
ed.
IT IS SERIOUS
Th«* county court was lequcsted to re­
ro n nlete recovery. He was laid to rest
II DOES NOT COME HIGH.
place the walk at the loot of (’lay j
in the Monmouth cemetery Tuesday
street.
. Some Dallas People
Fail to Realize i «»«rniK.ii,
the funeral w r r im lirat fa-
The marshal was instructed tc nave j
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mg held in the Evangelical church here.
overhanging
grass
and
brush
removed
Mr.
H
ubbard
was well known all over
the
Seriousness.
It is economical hccause’it can he quickly turned off when not
from the sidewalks in certain localities.
! Folk County, having been a resident for
needed. With gas or kerosene there is the tem ptation to let light
1 many years, ami w as greatly respect«*«!
burn, when not needed, to save bother of lighting and adjusting.
Tint constant aching of a bad hack for his manv sterling qualities of both
FOR A HIKE.
the weariness, the tire«! feeling, the heart and mind. He was born on
In some homes the electric light bill amounts to only about $2 ]>er
pains and aches of kidm*y ills are French prairie in 1849, being a son of
month. You can probably get some kind of artificial light for less
j serious—if neglected. Dangerous urin­ Charley Hubbard, a former Dallas resi
money than electric light, but does it save you anything when it
ary
follow.
Company H to Practice Camping F. troubles
«lent. The family trie«l mining in Cali
lim its opportunities for work and recreation, ruins your eyesight,
A. Sutton, of 1125 Walls St., Sa­ fornia, then settled where Portland now
S av e your ta g s from
Out.
lem, Ore., says: “ For ten or tw«*lve stands, lat«*r going to Yamhill, b ut in
smokes your walls, mars decorations and increases household work.
years rheumatism and kidney trouble 1854 they settled down for keeps in
You can probably save a dollar tomorrow by going without your
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« n P n Corpenin*
- „ • inform*
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was the tlniei
sconrage
my e life
county. Mr. Hubbard and Miss
meals, but it wouldn’t be economy. It is not so much what you
Captain
, ua? of romP
„ .|v and lul l two
up. or I Polk
Ellen Berry were wedded in 1870, g«*ing
that next Saturday nfcht Company H | (|>H |eave m v f(lrm> nn,j
'¡ ntn onto
save, but bow you save, th at counts. We are always ready to ex­
a farm near Airlie, where they
will take a lengthy march for practice , , h f > ( i o c t o r ,„r
(roIlM, bnt lived until
plain tin* “ ins and outs” of th<* lighting proposition to you. Call
11 y«*ars ago, when they came
in
the
rudiment*
of
m
ilitary
camp
life.
nothing brought me tin re than temper- to Dallas to reside. Besides many friends
on us or phone to us. We are never too busy to talk business.
The bov* wilk leave the armory soon ary
relief.
My
limbs
would ses......lv there are left to mourn his «lentil his
after supper and march up to Ellendale, support me and I could «mlv
aged mother, Mrs Mary Hubbard, five
when* they will camp for the night, re­ at time-* with the gr«*at"St g«‘t «lifib around
brothers, David, llonry, Curtis L , John
turning next morning in time f«»r break­ Doan’s Kidnev pills hem*rtt«*<l me ultv. at and
his wife and four children :
fast. Kerb man will carry one blanket, once and when I ha«l !is«*d tin* «'«intents Mrs. Douglas;
D«>ra Shreve. of Htayton ; William
half « shelter tent, and a eollapaihle tent «»f three boxes I was absolutely fr«*«* lluhhar«!
ami Mrs. Josie Griffin, of Dal­
pole. Tin* march is given t«» familiarize from every symtoms of my old troubl* las; and Mrs.
Big Four
Sailor's
Old Honoaty
Old Statesman
E tta Hampden, of New
(he men to some extent with military ami my h«*alth was lietter than it ha»l York.
Old Psaeti
Black Baar
Eglantina
camp
life,
and
give
them
an
inkling
c»f
Iiwn t«*r fourteen years. I can cooscien
E. W. KEARNES, Manager
Tinsi ty 's 18-ox.
how they will have to live during their tiously
Jolly Tar
W. N. Tlnalsy'a
th at Do in’s Kidney Pill-* arc
market ’ report .
encampment next month at American the l«est sav kidney
r«*m«*«lv
1
ever
us«*d.''
Ivy
Bridla Bit
Dallas, Oregon
Office on Mill street, just north of the court house
lak<*. Thev will he shown how to carry Home Proof—There is plenty of loc*al !
and erect their tents, gi .en an insight testimony like the ah ive. Call at B elt! ItKPORTKD WKKKY y BV U. * . I/ltJilH A BY.
Phones; Bell, 421, M utual, 1297
into th«* mysteries of guard mount, and & Cherrington's drug ftore and ask to
T ags from the above brands are good for the following and many oth#r
the thousand and one th in g ’ that make s«*e copies uf statem ents of Dallas »pie W heat, a hnshel, $1.
the
difference between a rookie anil the who have used Dorn’* Kidney Pills. 1 Bran, a ton, $25 00.
W iT A T i fATATATAT TA TA TA Ti if f U TA * finish«*!
useful
presents as shown by catalog :
article. The officers of the For sal«* by all dealers. Price* 50 <•» nts | Hhorta, a to n , $30.
company ar<* doing all in their power to Foster-M
Oats,
a
bushel.
60 c«*ntH.
iibum Co.. Buffalo, New York i
a barrel, $4.75.
bring about such a state of affairs at the
L ady’s Pocketbook—50 Tags
agents f«»r the United State-*. Re 1 Flour,
French Briar Pipe—50 Tags
Gold Cuff Buttons—50 Tags
Flour, a sack, $ 1 25.
earliest possible moment, th at onr com­ sole
member
Leather Pocketbook—80 Tags
Pocket Knife—40 Tags
Fountain Pen—100 Tags
pany may prove an honor at the en­ no other. the namt*—Ikian’s/—ami take , Corn ineal, $2 50 a cwt.
Playing Cards—30 Tags
Steel Carving Set—200 Tags
campment to the town from which tin y
English Steel Razor 50 Tags
Potatoes, a bushel, 60.
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come. It will tak«* hard and persistent
Butter, a pound, 15«*ents.
60-yd. Fishing Reel—60 Tags
Best Steel Shears—75 Tags
G entlem an's W atch—200 Tags
For
Sixteen
Presidents.
effort on the Part of the men to bring
Lard, a pound, 12‘a «•••nts.
this aliout. It is no easy task to trans­ W ithout doubt, one of the obtest inert Bacon, si«l«*s. a (suind, \2S% <*«»nts.
form civilians into soldi«*rs. Strict at­ in the state of Oregon, is Thomas Shute II inis, a pon 11 «1, 15 to 17 <*«mtH.
When I want my laundry done
Many merchants have supplied themselves with presents with which
tention must lie paid to details, the who. with his wife, is living on the ShouMers. a pound, 121« cents.
to
redeem
tags. If you cannot have your tags redeemed at home, write
up nicely I take it to the
drills must l>e long ami f**equent and Maple I a H ne road near Oregon City. Mr. Eggs, a doxen, 17 «*ents.
every private must do his dutv and by Shute has voted for erch of the la-t 16 i Chickens, a doxen, $.'5 ««» $5.
us for catalog.
quick comprehension and undivided a t­ President* ami hojM»s to liv«* to -«*<• th • . I tried fruits, a pound, 6 (ti 15 «rents.)
tention assist the • »Hii-eiS to the liest of next Presidential election Mr Shut«*' B *«ts, a iiound, 2 cents.
bis ability. No. shirking of duty <*an or was horn at Bridgewater New llam p- i Turnips, a poun«l, 2 « ents,
PREMIUM D EP A R TM EN T
vili tie allowed. Each man has entered I shire, Jan. 9, 1819. and will be 90 years ! Cabbage, a pouml. 3 cents.
into an obligation th at must t»e kept, or •f age if he liv«js until next January. Onions, a pound, 6 1^ «rents.
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T H I AMERICAN TOBACCO CO., St Louis, Mo.
the consequence*. Tow are yw»r n 1872 tie moved with hi* family to Beans, a pouml, 5% 8 cents.
NORTH MAIN STREET
BOTH PHONES take
own maste» no longer, but are now sub- Ksnua* where he lived for 9 \**ar». j Corn meal, a pouml, S cents
inrvient tu the laws uf m ilitary n ik , and Becoming tired of the Kansas rhinal*. h a y , a too, $10 'ft $15.
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SKIDOO HORSE AND CATTLE TABLETS
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